Test for Starch
- Place 1cm^3 of the unkown sample in the test tube
- Add a few drops of iodine solution
- Shake well
- If starch is present, the solution in the test tube will turn blue-black
- If starch is absent, the content in the test tube will be yellowish
Test for Reducing Sugars
- Place 2cm^3 of the unknown sample in a test tube
- Add 2cm^3 of Benedicts Solution
- Place the test tube in a beaker of boiling water
- If reducing sugars is present, a precipitate will form, and will turn from yellow to orange to brick red
Factors that Affect Solubility
- Temperature
- Nature of Solute (Sugar, Salt)
- Nature of Solvent (Water, Oil)
- Rate of dissolving
- Rate of Stirring
- Temperature of Solution
- Size of solute particles
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