Based on your lab report, provide the products of chemical reaction that occurs in theBenedict's test for the following molecule. (Hint: Concentrate on the head of the molecule.See page 4). Files uploaded sideways or upside down may not be graded.CHOH-HHOH-H-HCH₂OHCuSO4Sodium citrate,sodium carbonate,H₂O, heat?? Based on your lab instruction documents, What will be the specific physical changes thatoccur if a Benedict's Test is performed on the following compounds?a)b)HO.HOHH-OH

Benedict test is used to detect the presence of a reducing sugar in an aliphatic compound, in an…

Based on your lab report, provide the products of chemical reaction that occurs in the Benedict's test for the following molecule. (Hint: Concentrate on the head of the molecul Files uploaded sideways or upside down may not be graded. See page 4). CHO H- H H- -OH H H CH₂OH CuSO4 Sodium citrate, sodium carbonate, H₂O, heat ? ?

Based on your lab report, provide the products of chemical reaction that occurs in the Benedict's test for the following molecule. (Hint: Concentrate on the head of the molecul Files uploaded sideways or upside down may not be graded. See page 4). CHO H- H H- -OH H H CH₂OH CuSO4 Sodium citrate, sodium carbonate, H₂O, heat ? ?

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