An investigation is carried out on digestion and absorption in the alimentary canal. The diagram shows the apparatus used. The visking tubing is permeable to small molecules such as glucose but not to large molecules such as starch. beaker water starch solution and amylase visking tubing glass rod to support visking tubing After one hour, samples of water in the beaker are tested with Benedict's solution and with iodine solution. Which colours are obtained?
Correct Answer: D
Rationale: Starch is broken down to glucose, which passes through the visking tubing, giving a positive Benedict's test (red), while iodine remains negative as starch cannot pass through.