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Lab 3 Identification of Carbohydrates, Proteins, and Lipids Assignment

Results

1. While looking at the pictures for the results of each test, fill in the chart below (+/- means was the color positive or negative):

No.

Substance

Benedict Test

Iodine Test

Biuret Test

Sudan Dye

color

+/-

color

+/-

color

+/-

+/-

1

water (control)

2

10 % glucose

3

10 % sucrose

4

10 % starch

5

10 % albumin

6

salad oil

7

milk

8

regular soda

9

unknown

2. Fill in the table below for the results of the Benedict Test (look at the color for each test tube and then match up the color in the table found on page 7):

No.

Substance

Gm %

1

water (control)

2

10 % glucose

3

10 % sucrose

4

10 % starch

5

10 % albumin

6

salad oil

7

milk

8

regular soda

9

unknown

Answer questions with complete sentences.

3. A clear regular (non-diet) soda was tested. How much reducing sugar was present in the sample? Is the reason it is sweet because it contains reducing sugars? How do you know this?

4. Did the milk you tested contain protein? How do you know this? If it contained protein can you determine how much? Why or why not?

5. Do you think the Sudan Dye Test is a quantitative or qualitative test? Why or why not?

6. What is an indicator substance? Give an example.

7. Which tests gave you a positive result when you tested your unknown? What does this tell you?

8. Outline the functions of the polysaccharides in the table below.

Polysaccharide

Function

Glycogen

Chitin

Cellulose

Starch

9. Outline the functions of the proteins in the table below:

Protein

Function

Hemoglobin

Keratin

Myoglobin

Fibrin

Serum albumin

Insulin

Calmodulin

Immunoglobins

Cytochromes

Vasopressin

Pepsin

Ferritin

10. Outline the functions of the lipids in the table below:

Lipid

Function

Lecithin

Prostaglandins

Cholesterol

Estrogen

Carotene

11. Which groups of organic molecules would you expect to find in the following:

a. corn oil –

b. silk –

c. rubber –

d. soap –

e. molasses –

Lab 3

I

dentification of

C

arbohydrates

, P

roteins

,

and

L

ipids

Assignment

Results

1.

While looking at the

pictures for the

results of each test, fill in the chart below

(+/

-

means

was the color positive or negative)

:

No.

Substance

Benedict

Test

Iodine Test

Biuret

Test

Sudan

Dye

color

+/

-

color

+/

-

color

+/

-

+/

-

1

water (control)

2

10 %

glucose

3

10 % sucrose

4

10 % starch

5

10 % albumin

6

salad oil

7

milk

8

regular soda

9

unknown

2.

Fill

in

the table below for the results of the

B

enedict

T

est

(look at the color for each test tube

and

then match up the color in the table found on page 7)

:

No.

Substance

Gm %

1

water (control)

2

10 % glucose

3

10 % sucrose

4

10 % starch

5

10 % albumin

6

salad oil

7

milk

8

regular soda

9

unknown

Answer questions with complete sentences.

3.

A

clear regular (non

-

diet) soda

was tested

. How much reducing sugar was present in

the

sample? Is the reason it is sweet because it contains reducing sugars? How do you know

this?

Lab 3 Identification of Carbohydrates, Proteins, and Lipids Assignment

Results

1. While looking at the pictures for the results of each test, fill in the chart below (+/- means

was the color positive or negative):

No.

Substance

Benedict

Test

Iodine Test Biuret

Test

Sudan

Dye

color +/- color +/- color +/- +/-

1 water (control)

2 10 % glucose

3 10 % sucrose

4 10 % starch

5 10 % albumin

6 salad oil

7 milk

8 regular soda

9 unknown

2. Fill in the table below for the results of the Benedict Test (look at the color for each test tube

and then match up the color in the table found on page 7):

No. Substance Gm %

1 water (control)

2 10 % glucose

3 10 % sucrose

4 10 % starch

5 10 % albumin

6 salad oil

7 milk

8 regular soda

9 unknown

Answer questions with complete sentences.

3. A clear regular (non-diet) soda was tested. How much reducing sugar was present in the

sample? Is the reason it is sweet because it contains reducing sugars? How do you know

this?