An iodine solution was sealed inside dialysis tubing, then immersed in a cup of water containing fructose and starch and allowed to react. Recall that iodine solution is red, Iodine + starch = purple. After reaction a) the color outside the dialysis bag would be (red, purple, clear) b) the color inside the bag would be purple (true/false) c) fructose would be present inside the dialysis bag (true/false)

An iodine solution was sealed inside dialysis tubing, then immersed in a cup of water containing fructose and starch and allowed to react. Recall that iodine solution is red, Iodine + starch = purple. After reaction a) the color outside the dialysis bag would be (red, purple, clear) b) the color inside the bag would be purple (true/false) c) fructose would be present inside the dialysis bag (true/false)

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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Chapter10: Reconstitution Of Powdered Drugs

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