Carbohydrates And Benedict Test
Benedict’s test is a popular laboratory test to detect glucose present in the urine. It is named after the well known chemist Stanley Rossiter Benedict. He was an American. He developed the reagent called Benedict reagent that changes the color of the testing solution if glucose is present. The reagent consists of a mixture of sodium citrate, copper sulphate and sodium carbonate with a pH level of 10.5. More...
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