Discuss the properties of potassium iodide solution, and how it results in the detection of starch. Explain the meaning of each color that results in Starch Test, such as: 11.1 Yellow to brown and; 11.2 Blue to black.

Discuss the properties of potassium iodide solution, and how it results in the detection of starch. Explain the meaning of each color that results in Starch Test, such as: 11.1 Yellow to brown and; 11.2 Blue to black.

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. Discuss the properties of potassium iodide solution, and how it results in the detection of starch.
. Explain the meaning of each color that results in Starch Test, such as:
11.1 Yellow to brown and;
11.2 Blue to black.

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