Food and food tests ๐Ÿ”๐ŸŸ Flashcards

1
Q

One difference between fat and oils at room temperature

A

Fats are solid,
Oils are liquid

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2
Q

One difference between a triglyceride and a phospholipid

A

Triglyceride has three fatty acids,
Phospholipids have two fatty acids

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3
Q

One metabolic role for lipids in cells

A

Energy

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4
Q

One fat soluble vitamin

A

D

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5
Q

One deficiency disorder for Vitamin D

A

Rickets

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6
Q

Two element present in dissolved salts

A

Sodium,
Calcium

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7
Q

One trace element in the human diet

A

Iron

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8
Q

Three chemical elements found in lipids

A

Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen,
CHO

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9
Q

Basic unit that makes up lipids

A

3 fatty acids joined to a glycerol

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10
Q

What type of metabolic pathway is respiration

A

Catabolic

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11
Q

What is meant by the term Polysaccharide

A

Many sugar molecules

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12
Q

Storage polysaccharides found in animals

A

Glycogen

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13
Q

Two main reasons why food is required by all living organisms

A

Energy source and
Growth

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14
Q

Ratio of hydrogen atoms to oxygen in a carbohydrate

A

2:1

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15
Q

Structural role of lipids

A

Membranes

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16
Q

Main structural polysaccharide in plants

A

Cellulose

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17
Q

Composition of a triglyceride molecule

A

3 fatty acids joined to a glycerol

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18
Q

Name test or chemicals used to demonstrate the presence of proteins

A

Biuret

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19
Q

Name a fibrous protein

A

Keratin

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20
Q

Where would you find keratin in the human body

A

Hair and nails

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21
Q

What mineral except calcium is required by plants and itโ€™s role

A

Magnesium,

22
Q

Two reasons organisms need water

A

Transport,
Turgidity in cells

23
Q

Metallic element in haemoglobin

24
Q

Food biomolecule identified by the use of Benedictโ€™s of Fehlingโ€™s solution

A

Reducing sugars

25
Q

Non metallic element other that C, H, O found in proteins

26
Q

Metabolic role of proteins in human body

27
Q

Structural role of keratin in human body

A

Component of hair and nails

28
Q

Where would you find phospholipids in human cells

29
Q

Role of named mineral except iron required in the human body

A

Calcium,
Maintaining bone health

30
Q

Approx percentage of water, by mass, in a human cell

31
Q

Simplest units of carbohydrates

A

Monosaccharides

32
Q

Catabolic process that produces monosaccharides

33
Q

Common value of y in the carbohydrates used for energy by human cells

34
Q

Polysaccharide, other than cellulose, commonly found in plants

A

Deoxyribose

35
Q

Name a monosaccharide

36
Q

One way amino acids differ from monosaccharides in terms of chemical composition

A

Contains N

37
Q

What do carbohydrates and fats have in common, in terms of chemical composition

A

Mostly composed of C, H, and O

38
Q

How may one fat differ from another, in terms of chemical composition

A

Different fatty acids

40
Q

What food type can be identified in the lab by using Sudan III or brown paper

41
Q

What colour indicates a strong positive result of the Fehlingโ€™s or Benedictโ€™s test for reducing sugars

42
Q

How many amino acids are found in proteins

43
Q

In relation to a human diet, what is a trace element

A

Small amount needed

44
Q

Example of a trace element

45
Q

One way oil differs from fat

A

Oil is liquid at room temperature, fats are solid

46
Q

Two groups of vitamins depending on their solubility

A

Fat soluble,
Water soluble

47
Q

Example of catabolic reaction In a cell

A

Respiration

48
Q

In carbohydrates what two elements are in the ratio 2:1

A

Hydrogen and oxygen

49
Q

Polysaccharide other than cellulose

50
Q

Where in Plant cell would you find cellulose

51
Q

Test of chemicals used to demonstrate the presence of a reducing sugar

A

Benedictโ€™s or Fehlingโ€™s

52
Q

Is energy release anabolic or catabolic