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Weldone. How about the potassium dichromate. Am thinking that since Glucose is a reducing agent, it will turn acidified potassium dichromate from orange to green. Also, am getting my titre value around 19.20cm3. Is that possible?
What is the standard concentrations for dilute lab reagent.
Is it 10%
What could be the reason why my fehling test is not giving me brick red precipitate.
Did you follow the procedure?Hope it's not adulterated?Also check the Glucose u re using
Must it be 15cm3 of fehling soln a and b or should it just be equal volumes.
Equal volumes
Can we use the satchet glucose d?
Yes...but know that it may contain some addictive which may interfere with the reaction. That's why I prepared using the pure one.
Bless you sir
I used Benedict solition and it gave me thesame result
God bless you
😊Always on point
Thanks dear
Thank you very much, Sir!
You are welcome
Weldone.
How about the potassium dichromate. Am thinking that since Glucose is a reducing agent, it will turn acidified potassium dichromate from orange to green.
Also, am getting my titre value around 19.20cm3. Is that possible?
What is the standard concentrations for dilute lab reagent.
Is it 10%
What could be the reason why my fehling test is not giving me brick red precipitate.
Did you follow the procedure?
Hope it's not adulterated?
Also check the Glucose u re using
Must it be 15cm3 of fehling soln a and b or should it just be equal volumes.
Equal volumes
Can we use the satchet glucose d?
Yes...but know that it may contain some addictive which may interfere with the reaction. That's why I prepared using the pure one.
Bless you sir
I used Benedict solition and it gave me thesame result