Biuret reagent test in a practical situation tests for lipids. Biuret is used in food agents for protein amino acid chains.
Found this place in my own personal quest for some. There might be better. http://www.sciencecompany.com/sci-exper/food_chemistry.htm#Biuret%20Reagent
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Structural Engineering, Metallurgy and Architecture, if switching careers to something far more practical... Otherwise try cytology, pathology, physiology as generalisations, or zoology, palaentology, herpatology, entemology as different branches of biology that deal with specific areas. Suggest you check the definitions to see which applies to your question most closely.
In theory, if we can get an organism that is perfect for our purposes (whatever those purposes may be) we can then make lots more just like it, by cloning. This can apply either to livestock, or to people. Maybe we would like to have lots of mathematical geniuses who can help us to advance our technology. Whether our cloning technology will ever be good enough for this to be practical, remains to be seen. So far it is a science fictional dream. But science fictional dreams sometimes do come true.
To test for the presence of starch in cells.
Found this place in my own personal quest for some. There might be better. http://www.sciencecompany.com/sci-exper/food_chemistry.htm#Biuret%20Reagent
The absorption of proteins at 280nm is according to electrons from the rings on the amino acid such as His, Trp, etc. And if there is no such kind of amino acids in the protein, we might not be able to get what the amount of the protein really is. At the other hand, what makes biuret reaction work is by the copper ion reacting with the dipeptide bonds, since every amino acid has the peptide bond, it's more accurate and reasonable to use biuret reactions to determine what the amount of the protein is.
Sucrose. Sucrose is a disaccharide therefore does not have free electrons in the sugar to react with the Benedict reagent. Glucose has free electrons therefore shows positive with the Benedict reagent.
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There are lots of reasons, but the most common ones are probably stress, security, and just plain bladder weakness. Sometimes it's desirable to wear protection when going into a situation where you might be nervous or clean restrooms might not be available, or for anytime that it might be practical to have some protection "just in case."
Vitamin C is often lost when cooking most types of vegetables, such as potatoes or carrots. The reagent that helps the body restore Vitamin C is Glutathione.
1. Explain why email might be the best method in this situation.
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The grignard might form but the reagent prefers to act as a base and will undergo hydrolysis and be destroyerd before isolation in reaction with any compound containing OH groups
And one might also ask that about fossil fuels. The best answer is one uses ALL energy source technologies available, practical, and affordable in the given situation.
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