k Benedicts solution Benedicts solution. Laboratory bottle of Benedicts solution with a dropper and beaker. This solution is used in laboratories to test for the presence of sugars. Also known as Benedicts reagent, it is a solution of copper II sulphate CuSO4, tartaric acid and sodium hydroxide. In the presence of sugars, the copper sulphate is reduced to insoluble copper I oxide. The hazard label black cross on orange background indicates that the reagent is harmful. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Benedict s solution Benedict s solution. Laboratory bottle of Benedict s solution with a dropper and beaker. This solution is used in laboratories to test for the presence of sugars. Also known as Benedict s reagent, it is a solution of copper  II  sulphate  CuSO4 , tartaric acid and sodium hydroxide. In the presence of sugars, the copper sulphate is reduced to insoluble copper  I  oxide. The hazard label  black cross on orange background  indicates that the reagent is harmful.
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Benedict's solution

Benedict's solution. Laboratory bottle of Benedict's solution with a dropper and beaker. This solution is used in laboratories to test for the presence of sugars. Also known as Benedict's reagent, it is a solution of copper (II) sulphate (CuSO4), tartaric acid and sodium hydroxide. In the presence of sugars, the copper sulphate is reduced to insoluble copper (I) oxide. The hazard label (black cross on orange background) indicates that the reagent is harmful.

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