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s1 was sucrose. s2 was starch. s3 was glucose.
enzyme E do not hydrolise sucrose but starch.
enzyme E do not hydrolise sucrose but starch.
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S1= Non reducing sucrose
S2= starch
S3= reducing
Is this right?
Yeah me!! jk.. You have stat exam tomorrow?spot on bro ! and starch hydrolysed !
it was okay.. AlhamdulillahH
ehe how did it go? Mine was good
S1= Non reducing sucrose
S2= starch
S3= reducing
Is this right?
ppl saying sucrose wasn't dere in S1 -.- ?yup...!
S1 had bothppl saying sucrose wasn't dere in S1 -.- ?
ame situation here i have physics p4 also. :'(
ppl saying sucrose wasn't dere in S1 -.- ?
yea !sucrose waz there...they must ve not proprly done the non reducing test.....
yess...for me and another girl we got S1 to have non of the given biological molecules. no starch no glucose no sucrose!! and Enzyme E Hydrolysied S1 !!! i think there were two types of solutions and it depends on your luck of which one you'll get....ppl saying sucrose wasn't dere in S1 -.- ?
it couldn't possibly be so because the question said that a solution had any ONE moleculeS1 had both
reducing and nonreducing sugar
two friends of mine had the same issue. their results weren't matching with the rest of us. so they asked the lab people to check their solutions and it turned out that there was a labelling mistake, and that any 1 solution was repeated, from what i understand.yess...for me and another girl we got S1 to have non of the given biological molecules. no starch no glucose no sucrose!! and Enzyme E Hydrolysied S1 !!! i think there were two types of solutions and it depends on your luck of which one you'll get....
The question said traces of any biological molecule could be seen in more than 1 solution.. As i rememberit couldn't possibly be so because the question said that a solution had any ONE molecule
what was the ration of areas?
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