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    Carbohydrates That Are Oxidized with Benedict's Reagent Are Called Reducing
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Carbohydrates That Are Oxidized with Benedict's Reagent Are Called Reducing

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Carbohydrates that are oxidized with Benedict's reagent are called reducing sugars,because they reduce the Cu2+ in Benedict's reagent to Cu+ during the reaction.

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