Emulsion and Biurets test for lipids and proteins respectively, obviously both would be negative. Amylase breaks starch down into glucose, thus Benedicts (glucose test) would test positive. Iodine (starch test) may also be positive as some starch may remain.
Original post by SorcerousSheep
Emulsion and Biurets test for lipids and proteins respectively, obviously both would be negative. Amylase breaks starch down into glucose, thus Benedicts (glucose test) would test positive. Iodine (starch test) may also be positive as some starch may remain.
Wouldn't amylase, as a protein cause the biuret test to be positive.
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