Lecture quiz 05/01/23 (monday) Flashcards

1
Q

how do we calculate how much protein per gram in cat food?

A

100 (weight) X cru
weight X crude protein = grams of protein
protein peer gram =

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2
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why is it important to put the moisture content in cat food?

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3
Q

When water is given, how do we get dry matter?

A

100- moisture

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4
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What should we know about when preparing for chemical/proximate analysis?

A
  • dry 55-60C = only needed for high/wet moisture samples
  • grind (1mm particle size)
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5
Q

when do we use 105C when drying?

A

dry feedstuffs

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6
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how do we do proximate analysis for ash?

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7
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what represents the total mineral content of the feed?

A

ash

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8
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what method do we use for ash?

A

combust at 500-600C for 4 hours

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9
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how do we calculate ash%?

A

ash remaining wt/ sample wt x 100

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10
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how do we get the organic matter in ash?

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% organic matter = 100 - %ash

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11
Q

what aree implications of ash content?

A

assh tellsss you nothing about the concentration of individual minerals
acts as diluent for other nutrients and enrgy

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12
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What are the are sourcess of error in ash proximate analysis?

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high temp may volatize ssome minerals (zinc, chlorine, selenium and iodine)

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13
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is there energy in ash?

A

no it reduces energy intake

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14
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is ash underestimated?

A

yess

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15
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what do we use to combust ash?

A

muffle furnace then put in a desiccator

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16
Q

what is a muffle furnace?

A

advanced high temp heating elements
programmable temperature controller
temp can go up to 1,200 celsius

  • we use crucibles because they are resistant to high temps
17
Q

what does it mean when we say ash is a diluent?

A

more ash = less of other things (nutrients)

18
Q

what does it mean if ther is more than 12% of ash in feedstuff in horses?

A

over 12% is alarming not baad but low energy

19
Q

Proximate analysis of ether extract

A

fat is soluble in ether = extract fat
- EE is supposed to represent the lipids in a feedstuff

20
Q

what is the method in EE?

A

reflux the sample with boiling ether to remove the fatt

21
Q

what is the calculation used in EE?

A

%EE = residue after evaporation of ether/ sample wt X 100

22
Q

what are the implications of EE conc?

A
  • EE represents the fraction of feed with the highest energy value, Higher ether extract should imply that the feed has high energy conc.
23
Q

what is the limitation of the procedure?

A

crude fat contains true fat - in addition it contains non-nutritive EE components (chlorophyll, pigments and waxes)

24
Q

If EE overestimated or underestimated?

A

Overestimated the fat content

25
Q

what system do we use for crude fat analysis?

A

Automated Soxtec Extraction System

26
Q

Where are samples placed in for EE?

A

thimbles