Table 1. Results of the Qualitative Tests of Unknown Lipid Samples Acrolein Test Copper acetate Test Colorless Colorless Greenish-blue color Colorless Ammonium Molybdate Test Light pink color No precipitates Brown solution No precipitates Brown solution | No precipitates Light pink color Yellow precipitates Light pink color | No precipitates Sample No. Hubl's Test Liebermann- Pungent odor Pungent odor No distinct odor Pungent odor No distinct odor Burchard Test No color change Bluish-green color No color change Bluish-green color No color change 1 2 3 4 Greenish-blue color

Table 1. Results of the Qualitative Tests of Unknown Lipid Samples Acrolein Test Copper acetate Test Colorless Colorless Greenish-blue color Colorless Ammonium Molybdate Test Light pink color No precipitates Brown solution No precipitates Brown solution | No precipitates Light pink color Yellow precipitates Light pink color | No precipitates Sample No. Hubl's Test Liebermann- Pungent odor Pungent odor No distinct odor Pungent odor No distinct odor Burchard Test No color change Bluish-green color No color change Bluish-green color No color change 1 2 3 4 Greenish-blue color

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