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6. What is the colour change for the test for lipids?

  • White emulsion forms near top of water
  • Blue to orange/ red on second test
  • Blue to lilac
  • Brown to blue/black
  • Blue to orange/red

7. What is the colour change for the test for proteins?

  • Blue to orange/ red on second test
  • Blue to lilac
  • Blue to orange/red
  • Brown to blue/black
  • White emulsion forms near top of water

8. What is the colour change for the test for non-reducing sugars?

  • Blue to orange/ red on second test
  • Brown to blue/black
  • White emulsion forms near top of water
  • Blue to orange/red
  • Blue to lilac

9. What is the colour change for the test for reducing sugars?

  • Blue to lilac
  • Brown to blue/black
  • White emulsion forms near top of water
  • Blue to orange/red
  • Blue to orange/ red on second test

10. What is the colour change for the test for starch sugars?

  • Brown to blue/black
  • White emulsion forms near top of water
  • Blue to orange/ red on second test
  • Blue to orange/red
  • Blue to lilac

11. What temperature does the Benedict solution have to be heated to for the test of reducing sugars?

  • 80C
  • 60C
  • 100C
  • 20C
  • 40C