Sirs Benedict Lesson Flashcards
Why do potato cell uses starch rather than glucose
Insoluble and doesn’t affect water potential
Difference of starch and cellulose
Starch made of alpha glucose condensation and it is branched
Cellulose is made of beta glucose and it is unbranched
Give me example of monosaccharides and polydissachired and disaccharide?
Mono:glucose,galactose,fructose
Dissacharide:maltose,sucrose,lactose
Polysaccharide:glycogen,starch and cellulose
How are sugars classified as?
Non reducing and reducing
What is part of reducing sugars?
-All monosaccharides
-Some disaccharide (maltose and lactose)
What is part of non reducing sugars?
Some disaccharide (sucrose)
All polysaccharide
Give me the Benedict test for reducing sugars?
Add Benedict reagent to sample,heat in water bath(been brought to a boil)
Sample:blue no sugars
Green,yellow,orange,brick red:reducing sugars present
What is Benedict solution?and made up of?
Copper sulfate pentalydrate
Sodium carbonate
Sodium citrates
Is a deep blue alkaline chemical reagent can be used to detect reducing sugars
Give the colours which is given in a Benedict test and it’s context of sugar.
Blue:none
Green:transable
Yellow:low
Red:moderate
Brick red:high
Give me the step off test for non-reducing sugars.
Add diluted HCI to sample and heat in water baths add solution hydrogen-carbonate to neutralise solution add Benedict reagent and heat in water bath if it stays same blue:no sugars
Green yellow orange and brick red sugars are present