Biology, asked by farahayan2003, 7 months ago

Why do you need to use excess Benedict's reagent if you want to get an idea of concentration of sugar solution?

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Answered by TanmayiNagabhairava

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You then add excess Benedict's solution in each of the test tubes. Reason : In order to see changes occurring due to the sugar concentration. ... The excess Benedict's solution also drives the reaction to completion in a relatively short period of time.

Answered by suneeltomar1980

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You then add excess Benedict's solution in each of the test tubes. Reason : In order to see changes occurring due to the sugar concentration. ... The excess Benedict's solution also drives the reaction to completion in a relatively short period of time

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