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LAB REPORT INSTRUCTIONS

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7. There has to be page number on each page
8. Follow the word limit:
a. Introduction: 150 words or fewer
b. Procedure: 50 words or fewer
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REPORT 2
I/ CARBOHYDRATES:
1/- Introduction:

2/- Procedure:

3/- Results:
a) Microscopic observation: Identify observed objective lens and starch granules

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Sample name:
Observe at __x objective
b) Effect of temperature to the structure of starch: Observe the change of color
intensity

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Color of spot
Lugol
Starch only
0 min
2 min
4 min
Starch – HCl mixture 6 min
8 min
10 min
_ min
4/- Discussion:
a) Explain the phenomenon when adding Lugol solution to potato starch granules?

b) Explain the different color in Starch – HCl mixture after time of boiling. Based on the
color of spot, why can we say that the structure of starch is affected by
temperature?

II/ PROTEINS:.
1/- Introduction:

2/- Procedure:

3/- Results: observe the change of color

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Color Observation
Protein solutions Original Color After 10% NaOH After 0.5% CuSO4
1. Egg albumin
2. Fresh cow milk
4/- Discussion:
a) Explain the function of 10% NaOH and 0.5% CuSO4 in Biuret reaction?

b) After adding 10% NaOH, the phenomenon in egg white is different from in cow milk,
why?

c) Why is the color intensity in egg white different from in cow milk?

II/ LIPIDS:
1/- Introduction:

2/- Procedure:

3/- Results: identify observed objective lens and stained lipid in cells

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Sample name:
Observe at __x objective
4/- Discussion:
a) Why is Soudan 3 used to detect lipid?

b) Why do we have to wash the stained sample with 20% Ethanol before observation
under microscope?

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