diacetyl test

diacetyl test
(for urea) the solution to be tested is mixed with concentrated hydrochloric acid and diacetyl monoxime, a more stable precursor of diacetyl; condensation of diacetyl and urea forms the yellow chromogen diazine, particularly at an elevated temperature (usually 45 °C).

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