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Virtuаl Lаbs - Test fоr Sugаrs Benedict’s reagent is used tо detect the presence оf reducing sugars. Examples of reducing sugars are glucose, galactose, lactose, and maltose. When reducing sugars interact with Benedict’s reagent, the copper in the reagent is reduced by the sugar (redox reaction), and therefore a reddish color is produced. This test can produce a range of colors depending on the concentration of the reducing sugar in the solution. Green indicates a low concentration of reducing sugar. Yellow indicates a medium level concentration. Red or orange-red indicates a high concentration. Blue or no color change after the test is completed is a negative result, indicating no detectable amount of reducing sugar in the solution.