the reagent obtained by dissolving copper sulphate in aqueous solution of citric acid and sodium carbonate is
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The answer will be Benedict Reagent which was found out by the famous scientist Stanley Rossiter Benedict who mix off copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate, sodium citrate and sodium carbonate.
They are usually used as an alternative to Fehling’s solution that can easily detect the reducing sugar presence with the substance to give a positive reaction.
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