Biology, asked by shantaylarmond, 9 months ago

Why does iodine turn bluish-black in the presence of starch?

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Answered by anwita16

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Explanation:

starch is a polysacharide containing helices in its structure unlike cellulose.....

the helices hold the iodine molecules and starch turns bluish black in presence of starch

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