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    This document provides information on various reagents, crystals, vitamins, and molecular structures. It summarizes reagents used to detect reducing sugars and monosaccharides. It also outlines the chemicals that form different carbohydrate crystals, such as glucosazone, fructosazone, and maltosazone. Additionally, it identifies vitamins like vitamin A and biotin, and deficiencies associated with each. The document also describes molecular structures of cholesterol, fructose, and glucose while noting functional groups. Finally, it provides information on disorders like rickets and scurvy, listing symptoms of each.

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    This document provides information on various reagents, crystals, vitamins, and molecular structures. It summarizes reagents used to detect reducing sugars and monosaccharides. It also outlines the chemicals that form different carbohydrate crystals, such as glucosazone, fructosazone, and maltosazone. Additionally, it identifies vitamins like vitamin A and biotin, and deficiencies associated with each. The document also describes molecular structures of cholesterol, fructose, and glucose while noting functional groups. Finally, it provides information on disorders like rickets and scurvy, listing symptoms of each.

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    This document provides information on various reagents, crystals, vitamins, and molecular structures. It summarizes reagents used to detect reducing sugars and monosaccharides. It also outlines the chemicals that form different carbohydrate crystals, such as glucosazone, fructosazone, and maltosazone. Additionally, it identifies vitamins like vitamin A and biotin, and deficiencies associated with each. The document also describes molecular structures of cholesterol, fructose, and glucose while noting functional groups. Finally, it provides information on disorders like rickets and scurvy, listing symptoms of each.

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    Biographic of Yogi

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    This document provides information on various reagents, crystals, vitamins, and molecular structures. It summarizes reagents used to detect reducing sugars and monosaccharides. It also outlines the chemicals that form different carbohydrate crystals, such as glucosazone, fructosazone, and maltosazone. Additionally, it identifies vitamins like vitamin A and biotin, and deficiencies associated with each. The document also describes molecular structures of cholesterol, fructose, and glucose while noting functional groups. Finally, it provides information on disorders like rickets and scurvy, listing symptoms of each.

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    SPOTTERS

    REAGENTS
    1. Benedict’s Reagent
    a. Which substance does it detect?
    Reducing Sugars.

    b. Name the three Chemicals


    present in it.
    Copper sulphate, Sodium
    carbonate, Sodium citrate.
    Barfoed’s Reagent

    1. Which substance does it


    detect?
    Reducing Monosaccharides
    2. Name the Chemicals present in
    it.
    Copper acetate, glacial acetic
    acid.
    Molisch Reagent
    1. Which substance does it can
    detect?
    It is a general test for
    carbohydrate.
    2. Name the chemical present in
    it.
    Alpha napthol, ethyl alcohol.
    Seliwanoff’s Reagent
    1. Which substance does it detect?
    It is a test for ketohexoses. (Fructose)
    2. Name the chemical present in it.
    Resorcinol, Concentrated Hcl.
    Foulger’s Reagent
    1. Which substance does it detect ?
    It is a test for ketohexoses. (Fructose).
    2. Name the chemical present in it.
    Urea, Stannous chloride, Sulphuric acid.
    CRYSTALS
    Glucosazone
    1. Identify the crystals and the shape?
    Glucosazone crystals, Needle
    Shaped crystals.
    2. Name the Chemical used in that
    test?
    Phenyl hydrazine hydrochloride,
    sodium acetate & glacial acetic
    acid.
    Fructosazone
    1. Identify the crystals and the
    shape?
    Fructosazone crystals, Needle
    Shaped crystals.
    2. Name the Chemical used in that
    test.
    Phenyl hydrazine
    hydrochloride, sodium acetate
    & glacial acetic acid.
    Maltosazone
    1. Identify the crystals and the
    shape?
    Maltosazone crystals,
    Sunflower Shaped crystals.
    2. Name the Chemical used in
    that test?
    Phenyl hydrazine
    hydrochloride, sodium
    acetate & glacial acetic acid.
    Lactosazone
    1. Identify the crystals and the
    shape?
    Lactosazone crystals, Hedge
    hog/ cotton ball/ powderpuff
    shaped crystals.
    2. Name the Chemical used in
    that test?
    Phenyl hydrazine
    hydrochloride, sodium acetate
    & glacial acetic acid.
    CARROT
    1. Name the vitamin present in it?
    Vitamin A
    2. Mention two deficiency
    manifestations of the above
    vitamin?
    Night Blindness,
    Xeropthalmia.
    Egg yolk
    1. Name the vitamin present in
    it?
    Biotin.
    2. Mention the biochemical
    functions of the above Vitamin
    & give a example.?
    a. Biotin is a coenzyme of
    carboxylase reactions.
    b. Conversion of acetyl coA into
    malonyl coA catalyzed by
    acetyl coA carboxylase.
    RICKETS
    1. Identify the disorder?
    Rickets
    2. Write about the symptoms?
    Pigeon chest, Bow legs, Knock Knees,
    Large head with protuding forehead,
    Abnormal curvature of the spine ( Kyphosis).
    SCURVY

    1. Identify the disorder?


    Scurvy
    2. Write about the
    symptoms?
    Spongy, Swollen,
    Bleeding gums, loosening
    of teeth.
    Poor wound healing
    Cholesterol Structure
    1. Name the Molecule?
    Cholesterol Structure.
    2. Mention two functions?
    a. Serves as precursor for
    synthesis of steroid
    hormones.
    b. It is a major structural
    constituent of the cell
    membranes and plasma
    lipoproteins.
    Fructose Structure
    1. Name the Molecule?
    Fructose Structure.
    2. Mention the functional
    group & the emprical
    formula present in it ?
    a. Ketone group.
    b. C6H12O6
    Glucose Structure
    1. Name the Molecule?
    Glucose Structure.
    2. Mention the functional group
    & the emprical formula present
    in it ?
    a. Aldehyde group.
    b. C6H12O6
    α-napthol
    1. Name the test in which the
    substance is used?
    Molisch test.
    2. What is the substance detected
    by this test?
    It is the general test for
    identification of all
    carbohydrates.
    Sodium Acetate
    1. Name the test in which the
    substance is used?
    Osazone test.
    2. What is the substance detected
    by this test?
    It is the confirmatory test for
    Identification of carbohydrates
    Phenylhydrazine
    1. Name the test in which the
    substance is used?
    Osazone test.
    2. What is the substance detected by
    this test?
    It is the confirmatory test for
    Identification of carbohydrates.
     Thank You.

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