Benedict’s solution tests for the presence of glucose, and iodine solution tests for the presence of starch. In the presence of those molecules, the indicator mixture will change colors. A student is performing a carbohydrate lab in class and is using their data chart of knowns to determine the identity of unknown substances. After placing 2 mL of the unknown carbohydrate solution in the test tube, the student drops in 5 drops of Benedict’s solution and places it in a hot water bath for 3 minutes. They observe that there is no color change. What claim can the student make about the carbohydrate in the test tube? A. The carbohydrate must be a disaccharide because there was no color change for the Benedict’s test

B. The carbohydrate must be a polysaccharide because there was no color change for the Benedict’s test.

C. The carbohydrate must be a monosaccharide because there was no color change for the Benedict’s test.

D. The carbohydrate must be a disaccharide or polysaccharide, but the student has not collected enough data to correctly determine which yet