(+/-) Sample stach hydrolysate cellulose hydrolysate sucrose hydrolysate egend (+)with reaction (-) no reaction 1. What inferences can be made from the Benedict's test of the hydrolysates of the following? Was the acid treatment able to hydrolyze the sugars? С. sucrose d. starch e. cellulose I

(+/-) Sample stach hydrolysate cellulose hydrolysate sucrose hydrolysate egend (+)with reaction (-) no reaction 1. What inferences can be made from the Benedict's test of the hydrolysates of the following? Was the acid treatment able to hydrolyze the sugars? С. sucrose d. starch e. cellulose I

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stach hydrolysate
cellulose hydrolysate
sucrose hydrolysate
Legend (+)with reaction
(-) no reaction
1. What inferences can be made from the Benedict's test of the hydrolysates of the
following? Was the acid treatment able to hydrolyze the sugars?
C. sucrose
d. starch
e. cellulose

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