Biology · Oct / Nov 2021 · Paper 61 · Question 1
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1(a)(i)[3]
table drawn with a minimum of three columns and header line ;
column and row headings ;
six correct colours recorded ;
1(a)(ii)[3]
reducing sugars: Benedict’s (solution) ;
protein: biuret (solution) ;
starch: iodine (solution) ;
1(a)(iii)[1]
starch, protein and (reducing) sugars ;
1(a)(iv)[1]
substance: (reducing) sugars and evidence: positive test / orange, for substance in test-tube /liquid T;
1(b)[1]
idea that some of solution M might have got on to the outside of the tubing / idea of contamination / would give false results as solution M would be in the distilled water / AW ;
1(c)[2]
one precaution from the same row one hazard from:
as the hazard:
(damage to skin from) food testing
goggles / eye protection / gloves reagents / chemicals / solutions
/ liquids
hot water / flame / heat (for
stand up during practical work / use Benedict’s test)
of a water-bath / (heat-proof) gloves / use of tongs
;;
1(d)[6]
independent variable:
1
at least two different pH values ;
2,3 variables kept constant, two from: ;;
same concentration of amylasesame volume of amylasesame type of amylase / source of amylasesame concentration of starchsame volume of starch / size of potatosame temperaturesame time / sample at set time intervalsmethod:
4
use of an appropriate reagent to test for starch / reducing sugars ; 5
ref. to use of a spotting tile (with iodine) ;
6
ref. to heating Benedict’s solution ;
7
use of a buffer ;
8
method of maintaining a constant temperature described ;
9
repeat the whole investigation at least two times (three trials) ;
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