Question

What color change, if any, would glucose produce in the iodine test?​

Answer 1

Answer: A moderate amount of sugar will cause the color change to orange. A large amount of sugar will cause a color change to dark red. Just as iodine can only recognize starch and not simple carbohydrates, Benedict's solution only reacts to simple carbohydrates, but not starch.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

The answer is on explanation

Explanation:

A moderate amount of sugar will cause the color change to orange. A large amount of sugar will cause a color change to dark red. Just as iodine can only recognize starch and not simple carbohydrates, Benedict's solution only reacts to simple carbohydrates, but not starch.