Test used to detect lipids?
Following tests are used to detect lipids:
(i) Sudan-III
Test:
Experiment |
Observation |
Inference |
2 ml original solution in test tube + 2 ml water +
Few drops of Sudan III + Shake well. |
Red stained oil layer separates on surface of
water, which remains uncoloured. |
Lipid present. |
(ii) Emulsion Test:
Experiment |
Observation |
Inference |
2 ml O.S + 2 ml absolute ethanol + Shake well +
Equal volume of cold water |
Cloudy white suspension is formed. |
Lipid present. |
What are lipids ?
Lipids are the organic compounds made up of carbon, hydrogen
and oxygen, are characterized by their solubility in organic solvents such as
ether, alcohol and their insolubility in water.
Test used to detect Lipids
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