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BENEDICT'S REAGENT (Qualitative) (500 ML) BENEDICT'S REAGENT (Qualitative) (500 ML) BENEDICT'S REAGENT (Qualitative) (500 ML)
BENEDICT'S REAGENT (Qualitative) (500 ML)
BENEDICT'S REAGENT (Qualitative) (500 ML) BENEDICT'S REAGENT (Qualitative) (500 ML)

BENEDICT'S REAGENT (Qualitative) (500 ML)

372 INR/Bottle

Product Details:

  • Boiling point Approximately 100C
  • Structural Formula N/A (mixture)
  • Shelf Life 24 Months
  • Molecular Weight N/A (mixture)
  • Other Names Benedict Solution
  • Physical Form Liquid
  • Application Qualitative detection of reducing sugars in biochemical and educational laboratories
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BENEDICT'S REAGENT (Qualitative) (500 ML) Price And Quantity

  • 1 Bottle
  • 372 INR/Bottle
  • 500 mL Amber Reagent Bottle
  • Completely miscible in water
  • Mix with test sample, heat, observe color change for result
  • Non-flammable, but avoid ingestion and contact with skin or eyes
  • Sealed laboratory bottle with leak-proof cap
  • Stable under recommended storage conditions

BENEDICT'S REAGENT (Qualitative) (500 ML) Product Specifications

  • Liquid
  • Qualitative detection of reducing sugars in biochemical and educational laboratories
  • Benedict Solution
  • Benedicts Reagent
  • Liquid
  • 24 Months
  • N/A (mixture)
  • Analytical Reagent Grade
  • Approximately 100C
  • N/A (mixture)
  • Qualitative Reagent
  • Blue
  • Not applicable (mixture)
  • N/A (mixture of Na2CO3, Na3C6H5O7, CuSO45H2O)
  • Inorganic Chemical Reagent
  • Odorless
  • Odorless
  • N/A (liquid solution)
  • For qualitative analysis of reducing sugars such as glucose and fructose in solution
  • Clear Blue Solution
  • 3822
  • Non-poisonous (Handle as laboratory chemical)
  • 1.1 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)
  • ~9
  • Store in tightly closed container, away from direct sunlight and heat at room temperature
  • Laboratory Reagent (LR)
  • 500 mL Amber Reagent Bottle
  • Completely miscible in water
  • Mix with test sample, heat, observe color change for result
  • Non-flammable, but avoid ingestion and contact with skin or eyes
  • Sealed laboratory bottle with leak-proof cap
  • Stable under recommended storage conditions

Product Description

Benedict's reagent (often called Benedict's qualitative solution or Benedict's solution) is a chemical reagent and complex mixture of sodium carbonatesodium citrate, and copper(II) sulfate pentahydrate.[1] It is often used in place of Fehling's solution to detect the presence of reducing sugars. The presence of other reducing substances also gives a positive result.[2] Such tests that use this reagent are called the Benedict's tests. A positive test with Benedict's reagent is shown by a color change from clear blue to brick-red with a precipitate.




Reliable Qualitative Analysis

Benedicts Reagent is trusted for its accuracy in detecting reducing sugars. The reagent's blue color visibly transitions upon reaction with glucose or fructose, providing a straightforward, qualitative result, crucial for educational demonstrations and biochemical testing.


Safe and Convenient Packaging

The reagent comes in a sealed amber bottle with a leak-proof cap, preserving stability and purity for up to 24 months. Its packaging ensures user safety, preventing spills and protecting the solution from light and heat under recommended storage conditions.


Simple Usage and Process

Using Benedicts Reagent requires mixing measured quantities with your test sample, followed by gentle heating. A color shift indicates the presence of reducing sugars, making it a practical reagent for quick, visual, sugar analysis in laboratories.

FAQ's of BENEDICT'S REAGENT (Qualitative) (500 ML):


Q: How is Benedicts Reagent used to detect reducing sugars?

A: To perform a qualitative test, mix Benedicts Reagent with your sample solution, heat the mixture gently, and observe the color change. A shift from blue to green, yellow, or orange indicates the presence of reducing sugars such as glucose or fructose.

Q: What are the recommended storage conditions for Benedicts Reagent?

A: Store Benedicts Reagent in its tightly closed amber bottle, away from direct sunlight and heat, at room temperature. Proper storage ensures the reagent remains stable and effective for up to 24 months.

Q: When should Benedicts Reagent be used in laboratory analysis?

A: Use Benedicts Reagent for the quick, qualitative identification of reducing sugars during biochemical assays or educational experiments. It provides clear visual results after heating with a suitable test sample.

Q: Where is Benedicts Reagent typically applied?

A: Benedicts Reagent is regularly utilized in biochemical and educational laboratories across India and globally, particularly for the analysis of reducing sugars in solutions.

Q: What benefits does Benedicts Reagent offer over other sugar analysis methods?

A: Benedicts Reagent delivers rapid, easy-to-interpret results through a simple color change, is safe to handle, and is cost-effective for routine educational or research-based experiments.

Q: What precautions should be taken when handling Benedicts Reagent?

A: Although non-flammable and non-poisonous, avoid ingestion and direct contact with skin or eyes. Always handle Benedicts Reagent as you would any laboratory chemical, using gloves and protective eyewear for safety.

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