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Learn: Core Practical - Using Chemical Reagents to Identify Biological Molecules
Edexcel GCSE Biology
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What is the purpose of identifying biological molecules in food samples?
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Iodine solution changes colour from {{blank0}} to {{blank1}} when starch is present.
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Which of the following are true about Benedict’s test? (Select all that apply)
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The presence of protein can be identified by using {{blank0}} reagent, which turns {{blank1}} when protein is present.
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