URIC ACID vs. CYSTINE II. Complete the table. Choose the answer from the box below. URIC ACID CYSTINE Color Solubility in Ammonia Solubility in HCl Birefringence (ability to refract light in 2 directions) Cyanide-nitroprusside reaction Positive Insoluble Birefringent Soluble Not Birefringent Yellow-brown Soluble Negative Soluble Colorless

URIC ACID vs. CYSTINE II. Complete the table. Choose the answer from the box below. URIC ACID CYSTINE Color Solubility in Ammonia Solubility in HCl Birefringence (ability to refract light in 2 directions) Cyanide-nitroprusside reaction Positive Insoluble Birefringent Soluble Not Birefringent Yellow-brown Soluble Negative Soluble Colorless

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	URIC ACID	CYSTINE
Color
Solubility in Ammonia
Solubility in HCl
Birefringence (ability to refract light in 2 directions)
Cyanide-nitroprusside reaction

Positive	Insoluble
Birefringent	Soluble
Not Birefringent	Yellow-brown
Soluble	Negative
Soluble	Colorless