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An alkaline medium is formed when alkaline elements in food break down. This happens when they combine with (H+) ions.
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What is the colour of methyl orange in alkaline medium?
the color of methyl orange in an acidic medium is orange
Is kitchen cleaner weak medium or strong alkaline?
strong alkali
How does medium becomes alkaline in deoudenum?
As soon as the partially digested food enters the duodenum . the walls of the duodenum gets excited and releases H CO3 or bi carbonate ions . this makes the medium alkaline .......
Why alkaline medium inhibit rusting of iron?
Rusting of iron is due to H+ ions!!Hence the alkaline medium reduces the conc of H+ (While increasing the conc of OH-).. hence not falicitating the rusting of iron!!
What is the equivalent weight of potassium permanganate in alkaline medium?
1/5 of molecular weight
What is the pH of ginger root?
Ginger root is medium-level alkaline
What is the colour of methyl orange in alkaline medium?
the color of methyl orange in an acidic medium is orange
Is kitchen cleaner weak medium or strong alkaline?
strong alkali
How does medium becomes alkaline in deoudenum?
As soon as the partially digested food enters the duodenum . the walls of the duodenum gets excited and releases H CO3 or bi carbonate ions . this makes the medium alkaline .......
Why alkaline medium inhibit rusting of iron?
Rusting of iron is due to H+ ions!!Hence the alkaline medium reduces the conc of H+ (While increasing the conc of OH-).. hence not falicitating the rusting of iron!!
What is the equivalent weight of potassium permanganate in alkaline medium?
1/5 of molecular weight
How are acid and alkaline products typically detected in a culture medium?
pH indicating dyes
What colour is methyl yellow when it reacts with an alkali?
Methyl yellow is yellow in alkaline medium.
Why pepsin required an acidic medium to break down protein?
because Pepsin is only active in an acid medium and is destroyed in an alkaline and neutral medium at room temperature and below
What the uses of sodium hydroxide in the Biuret test?
To alkaline the medium so that the reaction can take place
What conditions are necessary for yeasts to be active?
Respiratory substrates like sucrose solution, alkaline medium and optimum temperature.
What is alkaline reversion?
Alkaline reversion is a condition in which the medium turns yellow during the first part of the incubation period and then changes to red later due to increased alkalinity by ammonia produced as proteins degrade.
