Emodin is characterised by: Select one: a. It reacts with alkali and give a red color b. It react with solution of ammonium hydroxide and give a red color c. It inhibits the colon motility d. Two choices are true e. All the above

Emodin is characterised by: Select one: a. It reacts with alkali and give a red color b. It react with solution of ammonium hydroxide and give a red color c. It inhibits the colon motility d. Two choices are true e. All the above

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Emodin is characterised by:

Select one:

It reacts with alkali and give a red color

It react with solution of ammonium hydroxide and give a red color

It inhibits the colon motility

Two choices are true

All the above

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