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POST-LAB QUESTIONS Fructose is a ketose. Ketones usually do not give a positive reaction with Fehling\'s reagent. Why is fructose oxidized by Fehling\'s reagent? (Consult your textbook) 2. What chemical test is performed to indicate the completion of the hydrolysis of starch by acid? 3. Which hydrolysis of starch is faster: the acid or the enzyme catalyzed reaction? 4. In your textbook the structure of amylose is depicted. Amylose gives a positive ?ndine Ist and a negative tt wt Fehling\'s reagent. On the basis of the structure of amylose explain the results of the two tests.
Solution
Ans 1 :
Fehling\'s test is given positive only by aldehydes , so it becomes a differentiating test between aldehydes and ketones.
But fructose being a ketose sugar also gives positive fehling\'s test because the base present in the reagent shifts the double bonded carbon over the terminal position , due to which keto group is converted into aldehydic group now. So the sugar then gives a positive test to the reagent.
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POST-LAB QUESTIONS Fructose is a ketose. Ketones usually do not give a positive reaction with Fehling\'s reagent. Why is fructose oxidized by Fehling\'s reagent? (Consult your textbook) 2. What chemical test is performed to indicate the completion of the hydrolysis of starch by acid? 3. Which hydrolysis of starch is faster: the acid or the enzyme catalyzed reaction? 4. In your textbook the structure of amylose is depicted. Amylose gives a positive ?ndine Ist and a negative tt wt Fehling\'s reagent. On the basis of the structure of amylose explain the results of the two tests.
Solution
Ans 1 :
Fehling\'s test is given positive only by aldehydes , so it becomes a differentiating test between aldehydes and ketones.
But fructose being a ketose sugar also gives positive fehling\'s test because the base present in the reagent shifts the double bonded carbon over the terminal position , due to which keto group is converted into aldehydic group now. So the sugar then gives a positive test to the reagent.
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  1. 1. POST-LAB QUESTIONS Fructose is a ketose. Ketones usually do not give a positive reaction with Fehling's reagent. Why is fructose oxidized by Fehling's reagent? (Consult your textbook) 2. What chemical test is performed to indicate the completion of the hydrolysis of starch by acid? 3. Which hydrolysis of starch is faster: the acid or the enzyme catalyzed reaction? 4. In your textbook the structure of amylose is depicted. Amylose gives a positive ?ndine Ist and a negative tt wt Fehling's reagent. On the basis of the structure of amylose explain the results of the two tests. Solution Ans 1 : Fehling's test is given positive only by aldehydes , so it becomes a differentiating test between aldehydes and ketones. But fructose being a ketose sugar also gives positive fehling's test because the base present in the reagent shifts the double bonded carbon over the terminal position , due to which keto group is converted into aldehydic group now. So the sugar then gives a positive test to the reagent.

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