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Seliwanoff's test

[sə′liv·ə‚nȯfs ‚test]
(analytical chemistry)
A color test helpful in the identification of ketoses, which develop a red color with resorcinol in hydrochloric acid.
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After hydrolysis, the presence of carbohydrates in the hydrolyzed samples was investigated by different biochemical tests including Molisch Test, Iodine Test, Benedict's Test, Tollen Test, Barfoed's Test, Fehling's solution Test, Osazone Test, Seliwanoff's Test and Bial's Test.
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