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Card 16
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What is the chemical process that causes this colour change?
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Card 17
Front
What is a precipitate?
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Card 18
Front
What happens if you use Benedict's solution in excess?
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Card 19
Front
What colour will the reaction mix turn if a little precipitate is formed?
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Card 20
Front
What colour will the reaction mix turn if a lot of precipitate is formed?
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Card 21
Front
Which other, simpler method could you use to test for reducing sugars?
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Card 22
Front
How is this simpler method often used in daily life?
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Card 23
Front
In testing for non-reducing sugars, why do we have to hydrolyse the bond first?
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Card 24
Front
What is the four-step method when testing for non-reducing sugars?
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Card 25
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Why do we boil the sample with hydrochloric acid?
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