This document describes a lead acetate test used to detect the presence of sulfur in proteins. The test involves adding sodium hydroxide solution and lead acetate solution to a protein sample. A black precipitate result confirms the presence of sulfur, as the sodium hydroxide converts sulfur to sodium sulfide which precipitates as lead sulfide when lead acetate is added.
This document describes a lead acetate test used to detect the presence of sulfur in proteins. The test involves adding sodium hydroxide solution and lead acetate solution to a protein sample. A black precipitate result confirms the presence of sulfur, as the sodium hydroxide converts sulfur to sodium sulfide which precipitates as lead sulfide when lead acetate is added.
This document describes a lead acetate test used to detect the presence of sulfur in proteins. The test involves adding sodium hydroxide solution and lead acetate solution to a protein sample. A black precipitate result confirms the presence of sulfur, as the sodium hydroxide converts sulfur to sodium sulfide which precipitates as lead sulfide when lead acetate is added.
Lead Acetate Test 1 mL of 50% NaOH Black precipitate confirms
Used to determine the solution the presence of sulfur in the presence of sulfur in - Protein reacts with the protein. proteins. The test forms a boiling NaOH and reaction between the Lead converts Sulfur into (II) acetate and the sulfur Sodium sulfide. present in the egg. 5 drops of Lead acetate solution – Lead acetate will cause the Sodium sulfide to precipitate to Lead sulfide.