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H7N9是一种造成人、禽类等患流行性感冒的正黏液病毒科病毒,它会造成急性上呼吸道感染,在世界各地常会有周期性的大流行.某生物兴趣小组为了探究该病毒的主要化学组成,做了如下实验.

将病毒搅碎,稀释成溶液.

实验步骤、现象如下表:

组别

材料

实验试剂

处理

观察内容

A

破碎的病毒样液

斐林试剂


蓝色

B

破碎的病毒样液

苏丹Ⅲ染液


红色

C

破碎的病毒样液

双缩脲试剂


紫色

D

破碎的病毒样液

甲基绿吡罗红试剂


红色

①用双缩脲试剂时C组实验观察到的颜色变化是紫色,这说明病毒的成分中含有____,这是因为____.在A组实验中,出现蓝色说明____

②D组实验现象是有红色出现,说明____.A组的处理条件是____

③该实验的结论是____

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