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By experimental point of view Iodine solution is used to test the presence of starch in a substance.
It had been observed that when iodine reacts with starch it will turn into blue black color.
Thus, if by adding iodine to a substance change of color occurs then it means that taken substance has strach.
It had been observed that when iodine reacts with starch it will turn into blue black color.
Thus, if by adding iodine to a substance change of color occurs then it means that taken substance has strach.
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Iodine solution is used to test the presence of starch.
Explanation:
- From an experimental point of view, an Iodine solution exists accustomed to test the existence of starch in a substance.
- It had been observed that when iodine responds with starch it will shift into a blue-black color.
- Thus, if adding iodine to a substantial difference of color appears, the taken substance has been tested.
- A chemical test for starch is adding iodine solution (red) and seeing if it shifts blue/black. It is probable to distinguish starch from other carbohydrates utilizing this iodine solution test
- In the existence of starch, iodine varies its shade from brown to blue-black or purple. So, iodine can be used to test the existence of starch.
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