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- Describe the evidence of Bial's test to show a positive result for the presence of a specific sugar in a material or substance.A. Explain the reason why sugars that are polysaccharides are almost always insoluble in ethanol. B. What are the chemical constituents of sugar that give it its characteristically sweet flavor?Name the dye whose reagents chemically converts sugars( glycogen) into a magenta colored product