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Food and NutritionTeacher can demonstrate various tests <strong>to</strong> identify adulterants in the food items. Someare given below.• Vanaspati in Ghee <strong>or</strong> Butter-Melt one teaspoon full of Ghee <strong>or</strong> butter sample in a test tube.Add an equal amount of concentrated Hydrochl<strong>or</strong>ic Acid and a pinch of common sugar. Shakewell f<strong>or</strong> about one minute and allow the tube <strong>to</strong> stand f<strong>or</strong> five minutes. If you observe acrimson colour appearing in the lower layer, it shows the presence of Vanaspati in Ghee <strong>or</strong>Butter.• Argemone oil in Edible oil-Add concentrated Nitric acid <strong>to</strong> the sample and shake carefully.Observe the colour of the acid layer. A red <strong>to</strong> reddish brown colour indicates the presence ofArgemone oil.• Metanil yellow in Dal-Shake five grams of Dal with five ml of water. Add a few drops ofHydrochl<strong>or</strong>ic Acid. A pink colour indicates the presence of Metanil yellow.Note :Student's must not be allowed <strong>to</strong> use concentrated f<strong>or</strong>ms of acid themselves. Teachermust demonstrate the activities <strong>to</strong> them.30

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