Colour of glucose sucrose maltose

  1. Colour of glucose sucrose maltose lactose fructose in Benedict's reagent
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  2. Colour of glucose sucrose maltose lactose fructose in neutralized sodium
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  3. Colour of glucose sucrose maltose lactose fructose in boiling Benedict's reagent
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  4. Colour of glucose sucrose maltose lactose fructose in Benedict's reagent then boiled
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  5. Colour of glucose sucrose maltose lactose fructose in boiled Benedict's reagent
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  6. Which biomolecules are found in all organisms?Responses glucose, maltose, fructose, sucrose glucose, maltose, fructose, sucrose
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  7. Why are you saying that carbon is needed to make starch? Actually only sugar (glucose) is needed along with an enzyme to
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  8. The disaccharide lactose is composed of glucose andQuestion 28Select one: a. maltose. b. fructose. c. galactose. d. sucrose.
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  9. Some disaccharides such as glucose and maltose are reducing agents, whereas others, such as sucrose are not. Explain by
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  10. Will iodine react with sucrose or glucose? I would say no, because it reacts with starch, a polysaccharide, and glucose is a
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