What we did is test oranges for vitamin C (ascorbic acid)
How it works, vitamin C eats starch, and sodium iodide is an indicator for starch.
So we made a solution of starch water and an iodide solution. We put a small amount of starch water in a test tube, and a small amount of iodide. When added the iodide will turn a very dark blue
Then we put some orange juice in the test tube, if the orange has vitamin C in it, the mixture of iodide and starch will go from dark blue to a clear pink.
Apparatus
Solution if sodium iodide.
Solution if potato starch.
Multiple Test tubes.
We tested onions, tomatos, apples, oranges, a random juce, milk, and bread.
The tomato had vitamin C
The apple did not have vitamin C
The orange had vitamin C
The bread did not have any vitamin C
The milk did not have any vitamin C
The onion did have vitamin C
The random juce did not have any vitamin C
There were more that had no vitamin C then did
How it works, vitamin C eats starch, and sodium iodide is an indicator for starch.
So we made a solution of starch water and an iodide solution. We put a small amount of starch water in a test tube, and a small amount of iodide. When added the iodide will turn a very dark blue
Then we put some orange juice in the test tube, if the orange has vitamin C in it, the mixture of iodide and starch will go from dark blue to a clear pink.
Apparatus
Solution if sodium iodide.
Solution if potato starch.
Multiple Test tubes.
We tested onions, tomatos, apples, oranges, a random juce, milk, and bread.
The tomato had vitamin C
The apple did not have vitamin C
The orange had vitamin C
The bread did not have any vitamin C
The milk did not have any vitamin C
The onion did have vitamin C
The random juce did not have any vitamin C
There were more that had no vitamin C then did
Thanks, Will 10/10
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