Acree's reaction
Acree's reaction
[′ak·rēz rē′ak·shən] (analytical chemistry)
A test for protein in which a violet ring appears when concentrated sulfuric acid is introduced below a mixture of the unknown solution and a formaldehyde solution containing a trace of ferric chloride.
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