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Presence of Food Components
Presence of Food Components
Presence of Food Components
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Materials required: Pens, notebooks, iodine solution, and smashed potato or starch.
Procedure:
ii) Add a pinch of starch or potato into the above test tube.
Observation: The colour of the solution in the test tube changes to black blue colour.
Inference: The change in colour in the test-tube to black blue helps the students to know that the sample given is starch.
Materials required: Fatty food sample (e.g. Vada, chips) and white paper.
Procedure:
Materials required: Raw egg white or any other protein sample, copper sulphate solution, caustic soda and test tube.
Procedure:
Preparation of copper sulphate solution: Dissolve 2 grams of copper sulphate in 10ml of water.
Preparation of caustic soda solution: Dissolve 10 grams of caustic soda in 100 ml water.
Observation:
A purple or violet colour indicates the presence of proteins in the given sample.
Conclusion: This experiment proves that the given sample contains protein.
Teacher could ask the student to conduct the above said test for the following given food samples.
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