Insert Format Tools Extensions Help Normal text ▾ Arial C 2 10 3 + BIUA Student Guide (continued) Record data and conclusions about the mystery food sample either below or in a lab notebook. Step 2: Protein Test (Biuret Solution) Gelatin Water [Mystery Food (Positive Control) (Negative Control) Sample pink purple no change no change They mystery food sample does not contain protein because the color of the test tube wasn't pink or purple Color Conclusion They mystery food sample does not contain protein because the color of the test tube wasn't pink or purple Step 3: Lipid Test (Sudan Red Solution) Vegetable Oil Water (Positive Control) (Negative Control) Mystery Food Sample floating red no change floating red the mystery food dosnt contain lipids because the test tube has floating red 75 % 87 8 9 7 ChromeOS C Device will pow 26.battery lea power

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