6 Explain Your Results For The Benedict S Solution Test For Starch Before And After Hydrolysis 2 7 Why Was The Sta 1 (156.47 KiB) Viewed 11 times
6. Explain your results for the Benedict’s solution test for starch before and after hydrolysis (#2).
7. Why was the starch hydrolysis done using H2SO4 and not NaOH? (Use experiment #3)
6 Explain Your Results For The Benedict S Solution Test For Starch Before And After Hydrolysis 2 7 Why Was The Sta 2 (156.47 KiB) Viewed 11 times
#3 Acid and Base Hydrolysis. Test tubes (left basic NaOH), (right acid H2SO4) that contained sucrose (a disaccharide) were heated to hydrolyze the sucrose into monosaccharides. The benedicts test was repeated to determine if hydrolysis occurred as shown by a positive Benedicts test detecting the oxidation of the newly formed monosaccharides. Test Tube Left: basic conditions, Test Tube on the Right: Acidic Conditions
#3 Acid and Base Hydrolysis. Test tubes (left basic NaOH), (right acid H2SO4) that contained sucrose (a disaccharide) were heated to hydrolyze the sucrose into monosaccharides. The benedicts test was repeated to determine if hydrolysis occurred as shown by a positive Benedicts test detecting the oxidation of the newly formed monosaccharides. Test Tube Left: basic conditions, Test Tube on the Right: Acidic Conditions
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