Lesson 2 P1: Lipids (Fats or Ether Extract) Flashcards
Lipids are composed of __% C, __%H, and __% O.
77% C, 12% H, and 11% O.
A macromolecule that produce 2.25x energy than carbohydrate.
Lipids
The two sources of essential fatty acid.
Linoleic (C18:2)
Linolenic (C18:3)
What can be the source for linoleic acid, when it is absent?
Arachidonic (C20:4)
What is alopecia?
A hair reduce growth rate, lipid deficiency
A disease of Lipid deficiency and abnormality where abnormal metabolism happens.
Fatty-liver loss
What are the two types of Lipids?
Saturated and Unsaturated
A type of lipid where-in all carbon chains have hydrogen.
Saturated
A type of lipid where some carbon in the chains have no hydrogen, caused by double bonds.
Unsaturated
How do you contain an unsaturated lipid?
Hydrogenation and Halogenation
The process of hardening the Lipid by adding hydrogen to the double bond.
Hydrogenation
The process of adding halogen group to the double bond of lipid.
Halogenation
The process of decomposition or oxidation of lipids.
Rancidity
The process of lipids where-in a fatty acid is combined with alkali group.
Saponification
The process of lipids where-in it is able to be evenly distributed throughout the water. (able to mix, unmixable agents)
Emulsification