Chemistry, asked by patoo22891, 3 months ago

Why does starch not reduce Fehling solution

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Answered by TheBrainlyGod

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In the Fehling's experiment the starch doesn't have a reducing power because the OH is not free but when the starch is hydrolyzed it turns into glucose and glucose has a free OH because it's a monosacharide. Also the last glucose of the starch chain will have a reducing power (the ones that are in the ends).

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