Identifying Nutrients Gizmo 2024 Latest update with complete verified solutions

positive control contains the variable for which you are testing; reacts positively and demonstrates the the test's ability to detect what you expect negative control does not contain the variable for which you are searching and does not react in the test Brainpower Read More dehydration synthesis an energy requiring process in which a molecule of water is removed and the two subunits are bonded covalently hydrolysis an energy releasing process in which a molecule of water is added to break a bond between two subunits monosaccharides a simple sugar: glucose, fructose disaccharides paired monosaccharides: sucrose (glucose+fructose) monosaccharides 3 or more monosaccharides: starch, glycogen, or cellulose What does Benedict's test test for? reducing sugars What color represents a positive result for Benedict's test? green to reddish orange What color represents a negative result for Benedict's test? blue Which of the tested solutions was a positive control for Benedict's test? glucose Which of the tested solutions was a negative control for Benedict's test? distilled water What solutions did we test using the Benedict's test? onion juice potato juice sucrose glucose distilled water honey starch Which contains more reducing sugars, potato juice or onion juice? How do you know? onion juice because it is orange. orang>green What does the Iodine test test for? starch What color represents a positive result for the Iodine test? bluish black What color represents a negative result for the Iodine test? yellowish brown What solutions did we test using the Iodine test? onion juice potato juice sucrose glucose distilled water honey starch Which of the solutions is a positive control for the Iodine test? starch Which of the solutions is a negative control for the Iodine test? distilled water Which colors more intensely, onion juice or potato juice? Why? potato juice, it has more starch.. black In what parts of a plant is the most starch typically stored? amyloplast