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English: A characteristic purple color of biuret test, produced by adding a drop or 2 of copper sulfate solution to biuret in caustic soda solution. Biuret is formed when urea is gently heated where ammonia is also evolved. This color test confirms the presence of a peptide link, -CO-NH-.
Date December 2006-12-11
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Author Ozone aurora/Philip Evans
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