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| Hello, I'm new to this forum, plus I have a question to ask: Nitrate test How long does the red color have to stay after adding reagents A and B to be called a positive test. == Here is what I did in lab: After incubation, I did the Nitrate test by adding the 2 reagents indicated in my lab manual. The tube turned red (which should mean (+) for nitrate reduction) However, the color quickly reverted back to the normal broth color before the addition of reagents A and B. Every time I tried adding more reagents, the same thing happened: the red color never remained for long;it did turn red, however. I gave up on the reagents and tried adding some powdered Zinc. The result was colorless (this should also mean (+) for nitrate reduction) So, based on my description, would you please tell me if this is a positive test for Nitrate reduction? |
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