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Class 6 Chemistry practical experiment: Iodine test for carbohydrates
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Objective:
Test the presence of carbohydrates in common food items
Materials required:
Food items: Bread slice, Potato slice, Soaked chickpea seeds, 3% iodine solution, Dropper
Procedure:
• Place a bread slice, a potato slice and a few chickpea seeds (with seed coat removed) in separate and clean test tube
• With the help of a dropper, place 2-3 drops of iodine solution on each item
• Note the change in colour and record your observations
Findings:
Blue-black colour appears on bread slice and potato slice, whereas, chickpea seeds do not show any change in colour.
Conclusions:
Bread and potato contain starch which gives blue-black in colour on addition of iodine solution. Whereas, chickpea seeds do not contain starch and thus do not show any change in colour.
Starch is a type of carbohydrate present in many of our food items.
Carbohydrates are energy-yielding components of food
Test the presence of carbohydrates in common food items
Materials required:
Food items: Bread slice, Potato slice, Soaked chickpea seeds, 3% iodine solution, Dropper
Procedure:
• Place a bread slice, a potato slice and a few chickpea seeds (with seed coat removed) in separate and clean test tube
• With the help of a dropper, place 2-3 drops of iodine solution on each item
• Note the change in colour and record your observations
Findings:
Blue-black colour appears on bread slice and potato slice, whereas, chickpea seeds do not show any change in colour.
Conclusions:
Bread and potato contain starch which gives blue-black in colour on addition of iodine solution. Whereas, chickpea seeds do not contain starch and thus do not show any change in colour.
Starch is a type of carbohydrate present in many of our food items.
Carbohydrates are energy-yielding components of food