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sudan III reagent gives which precipitate

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Sudan III reagent is used to detect the presence of lipids and fats. When added to a sample, Sudan III reagent forms a red precipitate with lipids and fats. This precipitate is easily visible and helps in the qualitative analysis of lipids.

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