Complete the table: Test/ samples Glucose Starch Molisch’s test Purple ring Fehling’s test Red precipitate Red precipitate No precipitate No precipitate Barfoed’s test No precipitate No precipitate Iodine test No colour No colour Blue colour

Complete the table: Test/ samples Glucose Starch Molisch’s test Purple ring Fehling’s test Red precipitate Red precipitate No precipitate No precipitate Barfoed’s test No precipitate No precipitate Iodine test No colour No colour Blue colour

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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*Test/ samples*	*Glucose*			*Starch*
*Molisch’s test*		Purple ring
*Fehling’s test*	Red precipitate	Red precipitate	No precipitate	No precipitate
*Barfoed’s test*		No precipitate	No precipitate
*Iodine test*	No colour		No colour	Blue colour

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