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    Protein coloration reaction - a double-shrink reaction experiment.

    • Last Update: 2020-10-22
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    "Experimental Principles >


    and then synthesizes a molecule of double-shrink.

    < p style is "text-align:left;" > its double-shrink and copper ions under alkaline conditions to form a red-purple enses, a reaction known as a double-shrink reaction.

    and" protein" molecular structure contains many peptide bonds, the structure of which is the same as the paracetamol bonds in the dichotomy molecule. Therefore, under alkaline conditions, the color reaction with copper ions can also be similar to that of di-shrink. The reaction process is as follows:

    (70,135,221); >"<">" reagents "

    1. Protein solution (egg is diluted 10 times with distilled water, filtered out by 2-3 layers of sand cloth)

    2.0.1% glycine solution

    3. 0.01% arginine solution

    4. 10% NaOH solution

    .

    5. 1% CuSO4 solution

    6.urea crystallization

    "experiment operation"

    ; Preparation of double microcosms

    ;"> takes a little urea crystallization (about the size of a matchhead) and puts"> dry" in"> test tubes", micro-fire heating to urea melt to harden, just hardened immediately stop heating, At this point, the double contraction is formed. After cooling, add 10% sodium hydroxide solution about 1 ml, and shock, and then add 1% copper sulfate solution 2 drops, and then shock, observe color changes.

    Note:

    a. Test tubes cannot be rushed to others during operation to prevent burns;

    < p style"text-align:left;">b. Control heating time can not be too long or too short;

    c. Heating can not be too large to prevent carbonization.

    2. Observation phenomenon

    < p style "text-left;" > take four additional test tubes, follow the table below to add a variety of reagents to observe and explain the phenomenon.

    tube number

    reagents

    1

    .

    2

    3

    4

    protein sample liquid (ml)

    .

    1.0

    0.01% arginine (ml)

    .

    1.0

    0.1% glycine (ml)

    .

    <: left;">1.0

    : left; 10% NaOH (ml)

    2.0

    2.0.

    2.0

    2.0

    distilled water (ml)

    1.0

    .

    phenomenon

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