Question

Colour of fructose in boiled Benedict's solution

Answer 1

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The colour of fructose in boiled Benedict's solution is red or brick-red. This is due to the reaction of fructose with the copper ions present in the Benedict's solution, resulting in the formation of a red precipitate of copper(I) oxide. This reaction is indicative of the presence of reducing sugars like fructose.