001 Bits Flashcards

1
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Molecular weight. Property of fat

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saponification

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2
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Reaction between amino acid and reducing sugar

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Millard brownie

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3
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Example of synthetic antioxidant

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BHA(butylate Hydroxyanisole)

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4
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Inability to digest and absorb lactose

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lactose intolerance

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5
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Esters of fatty acid with long chain monohydrate alcohol

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wax

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6
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Non-Edible oil cork

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jatropha

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7
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Linkage between amino acid forming the protein chain

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peptide bond

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8
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Another name for vitamin k1

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phylloquinone

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9
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Example of an oxygen absorber inactive packaging system

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iron powder

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10
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Water hardness in the range of 0 to 75 ppm

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soft water

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11
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Condition where all people at all time have physical, social and economical access to sufficient safe nutritionist food that means dietary needs

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food security

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12
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Meat that is prepared according to Islamic dietary laws

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halal meat

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13
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Starch that has been altered or treated to improve its property for specific applications

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modified starch

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14
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Who came a third wear? Food usually grain such as rice is partially boiled before further processing

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parboiling

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15
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The branch of science that studies the chemical processes and components in food

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food chemistry

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16
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Lowest temperature at which a substance usually a flammable liquid can ignite and produce flame under specific test condition

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flashpoint

17
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Process in which starch granules absorb water and swell leading to the thickness of liquid crucial step in cooking grains like rice

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gelatinization

18
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Unsaturated fat with trans isomer fatty acid chain produced through hydrogenization of vegetable oil and are associated with an increase risk of cardiovascular disease

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Trans fat

19
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Type of milk in which the fat content is reduced by adding skimmed milk and water to whole milk

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toned milk

20
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Softening and weakening of bone primarily in children due to deficiency of vitamin D or calcium or phosphate

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rickets

21
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Preservatives that are generally considered safe for consumption and have a bold spectrum of and the microbial activity (Salt, sugar, vinegar and certain natural components)

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Class 1 preservative

22
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Antimicrobial agents used to inhibit the growth of microorganisms and prevent the deterioration of food

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Class 2. Preservative

23
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Amount of water available for microbial and chemical reaction in a food product

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Water activity(aw)

24
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Plastic material that can be broken down by microorganisms into natural substance such as water, carbon dioxide and biomass over time

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Biodegradable plastic

25
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Graphical or mathematical representation that describes the relation between the equilibrium moisture content (EMC) often material and the relative humidity or water activity of the surrounding environment at a constant temperature

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Sorption isotherm

26
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Goods that have a long lifespan and are designed to withstand repeated use over an extended.

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Durability

27
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Goods that have a limited lifespan and are susceptible to deterioration or spoilage over time

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Perishable

28
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In organic elements that are essential for the proper functioning of the human body

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Minerals

29
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Mineral essential for formation and maintenance of strong bone and teeth

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Calcium

30
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Mineral contributes to muscle and nerve functions support immune function.

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Magnesium

31
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Mineral that maintains fluid balance, support nerve transmissions

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Sodium

32
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mineral essential for formation of Hemoglobin in red blood cell

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Iron

33
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Mineral that plays a role in immune function, wound healing, DNS synthesize, cell division

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Zinc

34
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Mineral contributes the formation of red blood cells support immune functions. Maintenance of cognitive tissue

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Copper

35
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Mineral essential force in the size of thyroid hormone

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Iodine