1. Discuss the chemical basis of the positive and negative results of the chemical tests performed in Modified Furter-Meyer Test and Salkowsky Test 2. What type of lipid are the samples as indicated by the results? 3. Explain why oils become rancid. CONCLUSION

1. Discuss the chemical basis of the positive and negative results of the chemical tests performed in Modified Furter-Meyer Test and Salkowsky Test 2. What type of lipid are the samples as indicated by the results? 3. Explain why oils become rancid. CONCLUSION

Chemistry for Today: General, Organic, and Biochemistry

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