'. The two urine samples were obtained from the same (non-diabetic) patient before and after a meal that included three oranges. Account for the results of both samples. maximum 100 words)
'. The two urine samples were obtained from the same (non-diabetic) patient before and after a meal that included three oranges. Account for the results of both samples. maximum 100 words)
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Observation
Inference
0.1000 M glucose
Red precipitate
0.0500 M glucose
Red precipitate
0.0250 M glucose
Red precipitate
0.0100 M glucose
Green precipitate
0.0010 M glucose
Green precipitate
0.0001 M glucose
Blue solution
0.1000 M lactose
Red precipitate
0.1000 M sucrose
Blue solution
0.1000 M fructose
Red precipitate
Urine 1
Green solution
Urine 2
Orange precipitate
Table 3. Results of Benedicts Test on different samples
Transcribed Image Text:15. Briefly explain the results given in Table 3 above for the different solutions glucose solutions,
fructose, and lactose. What is the limit of detection of this Benedict's test for glucose?
maximum 150 words)
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16. Name the non-reducing sugar that does not give a positive Benedict's test and explain why.
maximum 40 words)
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17. The two urine samples were obtained from the same (non-diabetic) patient before and after a
meal that included three oranges. Account for the results of both samples.
maximum 100 words)
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