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Does a candy bar, piece of beef, butter, or bread turn up with the color blue/black on a Lugol’s (starch) test?
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Does a candy bar, piece of beef, butter, or bread turn up with the color blue/black on a Lugol’s (starch) test?
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Does a candy bar, piece of beef, butter, or bread turn up with the color blue/black on a Lugol’s (starch) test?
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bread passes the test for starch
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