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Does Millos reagent contain starch? can it be used to test for starch?
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Millon's reagent does not contain starch. It reacts with all phenolic compounds so it detects presence of aromatic amino acids in a solution. This reaction is used to detect proteins in a solution but is not considered very ideal one. to detect starch in a solution most commonly iodine is used which gives blue colour when added.
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