Lesson 17 Flashcards

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Collectibe term of fixed oil, fats,and waxes

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Lipids

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2
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Non polar and soluble in non polar environments

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Lipids

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3
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Cannot be broken up into smaller molecules by hydrolysis

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Nonsaponifiable liquid

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4
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Contains one or more esther groups allowing it to undergo hydrolysis

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Saponifiablr liquid

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5
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Contains two types of component

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Simple lipids

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6
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Contain two or more components

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Complex lipids

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7
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Secondary source of energy

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Lipids

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8
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Give shape and contour to the body

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Lipids

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9
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Yellow in fat is due to ____

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Carotene

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10
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Lipids float on water surface

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11
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Esters of fatty acid and alcohol (glycerol) or other higher alcohols

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Simple lipid

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12
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Termed as glycerides

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Fats and fixed oils

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13
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3 classification of fixed oils

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Non-drying oil
Semi-drying oil
Drying oil

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14
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Oil that is primarily important in painting industry

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Drying oil

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15
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What kind of oil is coconut oil, peanut oil, and olive oil

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Non-drying oil

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16
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Abnormal high concentration of cholesteryl ester deposits in thr liver, brain,kidneys, nerves, and other tissues of the body

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Schuller - Christian Disease

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17
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Esters of fatty acid, alcohol, and another compound

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Complex compound

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18
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Used to treat memory disorder

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Lecithin

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19
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Lipids with attached carbohydrate

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Glycolipid

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20
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Main storage form of fatty acids

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Triglycerides/ triaglycerols

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21
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Most abundant acid in the nature

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Oleic acid

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22
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No double bonds

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Saturated

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23
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Containing one or moee double bonds

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Unsaturated

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24
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Animal sterol

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Cholesterol

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Mainly synthesized in the liver
Cholesterol
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Plant sterol
Ergosterol
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Female hormone
Progesterone
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Male hormone
Testosterone
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Three types of omega 3 fatty acids
Iinolenic acid epa dha
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Heating with potassium bisulfate
Acrolein test
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An organic chemical reaction that utilizes an alkali to cleave an ester into a carboxylic acid and alcohol
Saponification
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Two most common alkali used with saponification
Potassium hydroxide / KoH Sodium hydroxide/ NaOh
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What do you call the bath soap
Soft soap
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Chemical name of soft soap
Potassium Oleate
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Chemical name of hard soap
Sodium Stearate
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Used to control and reduce lipid peroxidation
Antioxidants
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Obtained by reacting sulfuric acid with the oil
Sulfation / Sulfonation
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Number of milligrams of alkali
Saponification number
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The number of milligrams of Koh / Potassium Hydroxide
Acid Number
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Number of milliliters of 0.1 KOH
Polenske Number
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Number of milliliters of 0.1 alkali
Reichert-Meissl Number
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The number of grams of iodine
Iodine number
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Oxidation of fatty acids to either generate energy or synthesize new lipids
Lipid metabolism
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Where does lipid metabolism starts
Intestine
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Naturally occuring antioxidant
Vitamin C , E
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Serves as means of classifying fixed oils
Iodine Number
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Used to determine the efficiency/freshness of fixed oil or fat
Acid number
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It is widely distributed in the body
Cholesterol
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A light yellow crystalline solid
Cholesterol
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What is the appearance of cholesterol
Notched appearance
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The most important animal steroid from which other steroid compound are formed
Cholesterol
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Important for fat absorption
Bile salts
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Glucocorticoids, androgen and estrogen are from cholesterol
True
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Has major role in cholesterol
Liver
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The only organ that can excrete cholesterol through bile
Liver
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Friedewald equation
LDL + HDL +VLDL / Triglycerides
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It is the bets lipoproteins or BAD CHOLESTEROL
LDL
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It is the alphaproteins or GOOD CHOLESTEROL
HDL
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Primary component of bile
Bile salt
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What is the color of bile
Yellow greenish color
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Help absorb fat soluble vitamins like A D E K
Bile salt
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Termed as vascular calcification
Atherosclerosis
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Narrowing and hardening of blood vessels
Atherosclerosis
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Abnormally high levels of fats (lipids) in the blood
Hyperlipidemia
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It is also known as high cholesterol
Hyperlipidemia
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A blood test to check cholesterol levels
Lipid profile or lipid panel
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Heart healthy fat and can help with lowering triglyceride value in your blood
Omega 3 fatty acids
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Mainly found in foods that comes from animals, fried foods and prepackaged foods
Saturated fat
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An unhealthy substance that is made through the chemical process of hydrogenation of oil
Trans fat