2. Biuret Test Color of 3% CuSO4 solution: Sample casein alanine albumin gelatin distilled water 3. Molisch Test Color of Molisch reagent: Sample glutamic acid casein gelatin 4. Xanthoproteic Test Color of concentrated HNO3: Sample glutamic acid tyrosine casein albumin gelatin Color of original solution Color of original solution Color of original solution Color after NaOH/CuSO4 Color after Molisch Reagent Color after HNO3 Color at the interface Color after NH4OH

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