A specimen that produces a cherry red color with Ehrlich's reagent is extracted into chloroform,and both the aqueous and chloroform layers are red.You should:
A) Repeat the test with chloroform from a new bottle
B) Extract the aqueous layer into more chloroform
C) Extract the specimen into butanol
D) Report the presence of both urobilinogen and porphobilinogen

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The Answer of A specimen that produces a cherry red color with Ehrlich's reagent is extracted into chloroform,and both the aqueous and chloroform layers are red.You should:
A) Repeat the test with chloroform from a new bottle
B) Extract the aqueous layer into more chloroform
C) Extract the specimen into butanol
D) Report the presence of both urobilinogen and porphobilinogen

A Specimen That Produces a Cherry Red Color with Ehrlich's