EX 7 Flashcards
- heterogenous compounds that are more related to their physical properties rather than their chemical properties
- are ESTERS (RCOOR) of long-chain fatty acids and alcohols or closely related derivatives
- vegetable oils and fats may occur in various parts of the plant but as a general rule seeds contain larger quantities of fats and oils
LIPIDS
LIPIDS
general rule ____ contain LARGER quantities of fats and oils
SEEDS
USES OF LIPIDS
____ and ____ for PLANTS
food & energy storage
USES OF LIPIDS
____ and ____ IM injections
emollient and vehicle
USES OF LIPIDS
vehicle for IM injections
Sesame Oil
Corn Oil
Cottonseed Oil
Peanut Oil
SeCoCoPea
USES OF LIPIDS
manufacture of ____, ____, and ____
soap, paints, and varnishes
USES OF LIPIDS
increase ____ in PARENTERAL nutrition
caloric value
USES OF LIPIDS
____, ____, ____, ____
antifungal, dietary supplements, sclerosing agents, cathartic
for SCLEROSING agents are for what
varicose veins
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
____ in WATER
INSOLUBLE
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
____ with NON-POLAR solvents: petroleum ether, chloroform, acetone, n-hexane
SOLUBLE
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
____ to touch
greasy
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
leaves a ____ on paper
permanent greasy spot/stain
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
color
colorless
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
taste and odor
bland
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
YELLOW color due to ____
carotene
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
when heated strongly, undergoes DECOMPOSITION forming ____
acrid flammable vapors
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
when HEATED STRONGLY, undergoes ____ forming acrid flammable vapors
decompisition
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
when IGNITED, they burn with a ____
sooty flame
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
ACRIDITY is due to ____
acrolein (propenal)
KINDS OF LIPIDS
esters of long-chain fatty acids and an ALCOHOL
SIMPLE LIPIDS
KINDS OF LIPIDS
SIMPLE LIPIDS:
* esters of long-chain fatty acids and GLYCEROL
FIXED OILS & FATS
KINDS OF LIPIDS
SIMPLE LIPIDS:
* esters of long-chain fatty acids and HMW ALCOHOL such as CETYL ALCOHOL
WAXES
KINDS OF LIPIDS
esters of long-chain fatty acids and alcohol in COMBINATION with OTHER COMPOUNDS
COMPOUND LIPIDS
KINDS OF LIPIDS
- Fixed oils & Fats
- Waxes
SIMPLE LIPIDS
KINDS OF LIPIDS
- Phospholipids
- Glycolipids
COMPOUND LIPIDS
KINDS OF LIPIDS
compounds that simple and compound lipid are produced upon HYDROLYSIS
DERIVED LIPIDS
KINDS OF LIPIDS
DERIVED LIPIDS are compounds that simple and compound lipid are produced upon ____
HYDROLYSIS
KINDS OF LIPIDS
- Fatty acids
- Alcohol
- Sterols
DERIVED LIPIDS
KINDS OF LIPIDS
- are esters of the TRIHYDROXY alcohol, glycerol, & HIGH MW acid of the continuous chain type
- designated as TRIGLYCERIDES or GLYCERYL ESTERS
TRUE / NEUTRAL / SIMPLE LIPIDS
KINDS OF LIPIDS
TRUE / NEUTRAL / SIMPLE LIPIDS are designated as ____ or ____
triglycerides or glyceryl esters
KINDS OF LIPIDS
most ABUNDANT TRUE / NEUTRAL / SIMPLE LIPIDS
Triacylglycerol
KINDS OF LIPIDS | COMPOUND LIPIDS
- those with PHOSPHORIC acid are called
PHOSPHOLIPIDS
KINDS OF LIPIDS | COMPOUND LIPIDS
PHOSPHOLIPIDS:
* found in CELL MEMBRANE
Glycerophospholipids
KINDS OF LIPIDS | COMPOUND LIPIDS
PHOSPHOLIPIDS:
* sphingomyelin sheath nerve fiber
SPHINGOLIPIDS
KINDS OF LIPIDS | COMPOUND LIPIDS
those with CHO are called
GLYCOLIPIDS
KINDS OF LIPIDS | COMPOUND LIPIDS
those with PROTEIN are called
LIPOPROTEIN
KINDS OF LIPIDS
- product of HYDROLYSIS of simple and compound lipid
- SAME SOLUBILITY property as FATS
DERIVED LIPIDS
KINDS OF LIPIDS | DERIVED LIPIDS
FAT-soluble vitamins
ADEK
KINDS OF LIPIDS
- fatty acids
- sterols
- carotenoids
- glycerol
- sphingosine
- steroid derivatives
DERIVED LIPIDS
KINDS OF LIPIDS | FATS & FIXED OILS
- mostly LIQUID or commonly as OILS
- from PLANTS
- has DOUBLE BOND
UNSATURATED FATTY ACID
KINDS OF LIPIDS | FATS & FIXED OILS
- esters are SOLID
- from ANIMALS
SATURATED FATTY ACID
KINDS OF LIPIDS | FATS & FIXED OILS
fats and oils found in nature are usually ____
BOTH saturated and unsaturated
BASIC REACTION OF LIPIDS
are the 2 most COMMON reaction undergone by lipids
HYDROLYSIS & OXIDATION
BASIC REACTION OF LIPIDS
are tests for the degree of UNSATURATED of simple lipids
HALOGENATION REACTION with Br₂ & I₂
METHODS OF LIPID EXTRACTION
expressions carried out in the COLD; products are called VIRGIN OILS or COLD-PRESSED oils
EXPRESSION IN HYDRAULIC PRESSURE
METHODS OF LIPID EXTRACTION
products of EXPRESSION IN HYDRAULIC PRESSURE
Virgin oils
Cold-pressed oils
METHODS OF LIPID EXTRACTION
use of SAND; the preferred method of PURIFICATION
FILTRATION AND OZONE BLEACHING
METHODS OF LIPID EXTRACTION
LIPIDS COULD BE EXTRACTED BY:
petroleum ether or n-hexane
MACERATION
METHODS OF LIPID EXTRACTION
LIPIDS COULD BE EXTRACTED BY:
Soxhlet apparatus
CONTINUOUS EXTRACTION
TEST RESULTS
GENERAL TESTS FOR LIPIDS
- Sudan III test
- Acrolein test
- Solubility test
- Emulsification test
TEST RESULTS
SUDAN III test
RED
TEST RESULTS
ACROLEIN test
irritating smell of acrolein
TEST RESULTS
SOLUBILITY test
soluble in ORGANIC solvent
- esters of long-chain fatty acids and GLYCEROL
- the structure are glycerol, a trihydric alcohol, and long chains of fatty acid
FIXED OILS & FATS
TEST RESULTS
EMULSIFICATION test
emulsion formed
the only FIXED OIL that is SOLOD
theobroma cacao
the only FATS that is LIQUID
COD liver oil
FIXED OILS & FATS
are normally LIQUID at room temperature and are isolated from PLANTS
FIXED OILS
FIXED OILS & FATS
are normally SOLID at room temperature and are isolated from ANIMALS
FATS
FIXED OILS & FATS
the structure of fixed oils and fats are ____, ____, and ____
glycerol
trihydric alcohol
long chains of fatty acids
- a hydrocarbon chain with a carboxyl group (COOH); it interacts chemically as an acid
FATTY ACID
FATTY ACID
it interacts chemically as an ____
acid
FATTY ACID
when such acid combines with a hydroxyl group of the GLYCEROL, ____ is RELEASED
water
FATTY ACID
if only ONE acid is attached to the backbone, it is a ____
MONOglyceride
FATTY ACID
if TWO acids are attached to the backbone, it is a ____
DIACYLglyceride
FATTY ACID
if THREE acids are attached to the backbone, it is a ____
TRIACYLglyceride
FATTY ACID
the primary ways in which the fatty acids DIFFER from one anther
(3)
- no. of carbons
- position of the carbon relative to one another
- number of double bonds between carbon atoms
FATTY ACID | CLASSIFICATION
with only a SINGLE bond
CnH₂nO₂
saturated
FATTY ACID | CLASSIFICATION
hase one DOUBLE BOND
CnH₂n(2 x # of db)O₂
MONOUNSATURATED
FATTY ACID | CLASSIFICATION
MORE THAN ONE double bond
POLYUNSATURATED
HYDROLYSIS OF FIXED OILS & FATS
most fats and oils with age develop a bad ODOR and TASTE leading to ____
RANCIDITY
HYDROLYSIS OF FIXED OILS & FATS
caused by the OXIDATION of unsaturated fatty acids at their double bonds, with the production of shorter-chained acids, aldehydes, and ketones; this is corrected by the use of antiOXIDANTS
OXIDATIVE RANCIDITY
HYDROLYSIS OF FIXED OILS & FATS
OXIDATIVE RANCIDITY:
caused by the oxidation of ____
UNSATURATED fatty acids
HYDROLYSIS OF FIXED OILS & FATS
OXIDATIVE RANCIDITY:
caused by the oxidation of UNSATURATED fatty acids at their ____
DOUBLE BONDS
HYDROLYSIS OF FIXED OILS & FATS
OXIDATIVE RANCIDITY is corrected by the use of
ANTIOXIDANTS
HYDROLYSIS OF FIXED OILS & FATS
OXIDATIVE RANCIDITY produces
shorter-chained acids
aldehydes
ketones
HYDROLYSIS OF FIXED OILS & FATS
the bad odor and taste are due to the free fatty acids liberated when the fat is hydrolyzed
HYDROLYTIC RANCIDITY
HYDROLYSIS OF FIXED OILS & FATS
HYDROLYTIC RANCIDITY:
the bad odor and taste are due to the ____ liberated when the fat is hydrolyzed
FREE FATTY ACIDS
HYDROLYSIS OF FIXED OILS & FATS
HYDROLYTIC RANCIDITY:
the bad odor and taste are due to the free fatty acids liberated when the fat is ____
HYDROLYZED
CLASSIFICATION OF FIXED OILS & FATS
- < 100
- more of OLEIC acid
- coconut oil, peanut oil, olive oil
NON-DRYING OILS
HYDROLYSIS OF FIXED OILS & FATS
- 100-120
- more of OLEIC acid and LINOLEIC acid
- corn oil, cottonseed oil, wheat oil, sesame oil, brazil oil, soybean oil
SEMI-DRYING OILS
HYDROLYSIS OF FIXED OILS & FATS
- > 120
- more of LINOLEIC acid and LINOLENIC acid
- linseed oil, sunflower oil, poppyseed oil
DRYING OILS
the number of milligrams of KOH necessary to NEUTRALIZE the free acids in 1g of oil, fat, wax, resin, balsam, and other similar substances
ACID VALUE
ACID VALUE is also known as
acid number / acidity index
FORMULA
ACID VALUE
V x N x 56.11 (MW of KOH) / wt. of sample
answer should always be 4 decimal places
the number of milligrams of KOH necessary to NEUTRALIZE the free acids and SAPONIFY the esters contained in 1g of oil, fat, wax, resin, balsam, and other similar substances
SAPONIFICATION VALUE
FORMULA
SAPONIFICATION VALUE
(Vbl- Vsa) x N x 56.11 / wt. of sample
blank - sample
SAPONIFICATION value is also known as
Saponification number
KOETTSDORFER number
- number of grams of IODINE absorbed under specified conditions by 100g of oil, fat, wax, or other similar substances
- measures the PROPORTION of UNsaturated fatty acids present
IODINE VALUE
FORMULA
IODINE value
(Vbl - Vsa) x N x 0.1269 / wt. of sample x 100
number of mg of KOH required to SAPONIFY the ester in 1g of substances
ESTER VALUE
FORMULA
ESTER value
saponification value - acid value
FORMULA
constant in IODINE value
0.1269
FORMULA
MW of KOH
constant in saponification, acid value
56.11