What is an achromic point?
Achromic point is that point at which no colour is obtained with iodine. Chromic period is that time period which is required to obtain achromic point when enzymatic hydrolysis is being performed. In an animal, there are enzymes which break only the α-1, 4 linkage, i.e. they break only the straight chains.
Achromic point is that point at which no colour is obtained with iodine. Chromic period is that time period which is required to obtain achromic point when enzymatic hydrolysis is being performed. In an animal, there are enzymes which break only the α-1, 4 linkage, i.e. they break only the straight chains.
