Measuring Concentration of Glucose Using a Calibration Curve (AQA A-Level Biology): Quizzes

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Measuring Concentration of Glucose Using a Calibration Curve
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Which ion is present in Benedict's reagent?

Cu2+Cu^{2+}

What colour change indicates a positive Benedict's test with glucose?

Blue to brick red

What insoluble product forms when glucose reacts with Benedict's reagent?

Copper(I) oxide

On a calibration curve, which variable is plotted on the y-axis?

Absorbance

At what temperature should samples be heated in the water bath?

90°C90°C

What volume of Benedict's solution is added to each sample?

2cm32 cm^3

Which filter colour should the colorimeter use?

Red

What is the normal blood glucose concentration range in mmoldm3mmol dm^{-3}?

0-0.8

How does absorbance relate to glucose concentration?

Directly proportional

Where is glucose normally reabsorbed in the kidney?

Proximal convoluted tubule

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