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Biochemistry Indicators

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Page 1: Biochemistry Indicators. What is an indicator? Indicator- chemical that produces a characteristics color when a particular substance is present Standards-

Biochemistry Indicators

Page 2: Biochemistry Indicators. What is an indicator? Indicator- chemical that produces a characteristics color when a particular substance is present Standards-

What is an indicator?

• Indicator- chemical that produces a characteristics color when a particular substance is present

• Standards- results that provide you with a positive test

Page 3: Biochemistry Indicators. What is an indicator? Indicator- chemical that produces a characteristics color when a particular substance is present Standards-

Simple CarbohydrateBenedict’s Test

– Add a few drops of Benedict’s solution to what you are testing

– Put solution in boiling water for 2-3 minutes– Positive Result: Solution changes color- white, orange,

red

Page 4: Biochemistry Indicators. What is an indicator? Indicator- chemical that produces a characteristics color when a particular substance is present Standards-

Complex Carbohydrate

Iodine Test– Add a few drops of iodine to the solution you are

testing– Positive Result: Solution turns black

Page 5: Biochemistry Indicators. What is an indicator? Indicator- chemical that produces a characteristics color when a particular substance is present Standards-

Lipids

Transparency Test– Place a few drops of solution testing on a brown

paper bag– Positive Result: Transparent when held up to

light

Page 6: Biochemistry Indicators. What is an indicator? Indicator- chemical that produces a characteristics color when a particular substance is present Standards-

Protein

Biuret Test– Add a few drops of biuret solution to what you are

testing– Positive Result: Solution turns from blue to violet