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It can be measured by UV- spectrophotometer. The pH differential method has been used to determine the anthocyanin content
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Why do you use acetone as a blank?
the reference blank should contain everything found in the sample solution except the substance you are trying to analyze or measure.
What is the purpose of using the blank solution?
The blank solution is used to be compared with a solution containing a component to be determined; the blank solution is supposed to be uncontaminated by this substance. The blank solution is important for the calibration of instruments.
Why Cell membranes are not permeable to anthocyanin. If the anthocyanin appears in the solution what must have occurred?
Cell membranes are not permeable to anthocyanins due to their large size and polar nature, which prevent them from easily passing through the lipid bilayer. If anthocyanin appears in the solution, it suggests that the cell membranes have been compromised, possibly through damage or the use of solvents that disrupt membrane integrity, allowing the anthocyanin to leak out of the cells.
In a solution the blank is dissolved by the blank?
In a solution the solute is dissolved by the solvent.
What is in the red pigment of mayana leaves its base or acid?
The red pigment is an anthocyanin; the color is purple in a neutral solution.
Why is a blank solution used in morhs method?
A blank solution is used in the Mohs hardness test to serve as a point of reference for comparison. By observing how the blank solution interacts with the unknown mineral sample, the tester can accurately assess the hardness of the sample by determining if it scratches, is scratched by, or is comparable in hardness to the blank solution.
What does liquid solution mean?
The solution of liquid is blank secret!
Does solution mean liquid?
The solution of liquid is blank secret!
What is a blank solution?
http://www.speciation.net/Public/Objects/Glossary/index.html? we_objectID=299&rb_select_l=B&rb_search=&PHPSESSID=363d Glossary ---- blank solution 1. a solution that does not contain a detectable amount of the analyte of interest. The blank solution is typically used for calibration purposes. Depending on its purpose the following blank solutions can be defined: Calibration blank (the solution used for creating the zero concentration point of the calibration graph; this solution contains only the diluent used for making the standard solution) 2. Reagent blank (a blank solution that contains the reagents used to dissolve the samples such as acids used for digestion; the reading for this solution is typically substracted from sample readings) 3. Method blank (a blank solution that has been handled similar to a sample, and to which the same reagents have been added, that had contact to the same type of vessels and that was treated by a similar procedure. This solution than is handled to monitor any type of contamination taking place with the method used. The correct treatment of the analytical result for the blank solution does have a significant effect on the correctness of analytical results, especially for samples having analyte concentrations close to the limit of quantitation. Especially the measurement of the reagent and method blank must be well differentiated from the baseline correction.
Adding a nonvolatile solute to water raises the blank and lowers the blank of the solution?
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What color do blueberries turn in an Alkali solution?
Blueberries turn green in an alkali solution due to a change in the pigment molecules. The anthocyanin pigments in blueberries react with the alkaline pH, causing the color change.
What is the pH of a solution (APEX)?
A measure of the acidity of the solution
