Lesson 5 Chemistry YUZU Flashcards
Essential oils are mostly made up of which 3 elements A. O,C,N B. O,N,H C. O, C,H D. C,H, N
O, C,H
When 2 atoms each share 2 electrons it is called a A. Single bond B. Triple bond C. Double bond D. Connection
Double bond
Hydrocarbons are molecules made up of A. C,H B O,C,H C. C, O D. None of the above
C,H
Monoterpenes are present in almost every essential oil and are made up of
A 10 C atoms, 16 H atoms
B. 16 C atoms, 24 H atoms
C. 6 C atoms, 6 H atoms
10 C atoms, 16 H atoms
Phenols are formed when
A. An O and a H bonded together (hydroxyl group) is joined to a benzene or phenyl ring
B. An O and a H bonded together (hydroxyl group) is attached to one of the carbons ina ring or chain structure
C.An O atom doble boded to a C atom at the end of a C chain
An O and a H bonded together (hydroxyl group) is joined to a benzene or phenyl ring
If an O links 2 C and at the same time is a member of a ring structure it is called: A. Ether B. Oxide C. ketone D. AcId
Oxide
Aldehydes
A. Have bactericidal, ante-inflamatory and anti allergenic prorperties. Their name usually ends in —ene.
B. Can promote tissue formation and are mucolytic. Thery are potetially neurotoxic. Their name usually ends in —one
C. Have anti-inflammatory, sedative and antifungal properties.Their name usually ends in —al
D. Have antiseptic, bactericidal, antiviral, diuretic and immune stimulating properties. Their name usually ends in —ol.
Have anti-inflammatory, sedative and antifungal properties.Their name usually ends in —al
Alcohols are formed
A. When the hydroxil group is attached to one of its carbons, regardless whether it is in a ring or chain structure. Their names usually ends in —ol.
B. When the hydroxil group (an oxygen and hydrogen bonded together) is joined to a benzene ring. Their names usually ends in —ol.
C. When an O atom is double bonded to a C atom at the ende of the C chain. Their name usually ends in —al
A. When the hydroxil group is attached to one of its carbons, regardless whether it is in a ring or chain structure. Their names usually ends in —ol.
Ketones:
A. Have bactericidal, ante-inflamatory and anti allergenic prorperties. Their name usually ends in —ene.
B. Can promote tissue formation and are mucolytic. Thery are potetially neurotoxic. Their name usually ends in —one
C. Have anti-inflammatory, sedative and antifungal properties.Their name usually ends in —al
D. Have antiseptic, bactericidal, antiviral, diuretic and immune stimulating properties. Their name usually ends in —ol.
B. Can promote tissue formation and are mucolytic. Thery are potetially neurotoxic. Their name usually ends in —one
Yuzu has the following contraindications Generally safe to use Do not use on skin if exposed to sunlight or Uv rays Do not use during pregnancy Do not use with high blood pressure
Generally safe to use
Chose those conditions, which can ALL be addressed by Yuzu
A. Celulitis, influenza, painful periods
B. Colds, Chronic Fatigue, nervous exhaustion
C. Digestive complaints, arthritis, poor circulation
Colds, Chronic Fatigue, nervous exhaustion
Latin name for Yuzu
Citrus reticulate
Citurs x auratifolia
Citrus junos
Citrus junos
Yuzu is top middle or base note?
Top note
Yuzu’s Botanical Family: Myrtaceae Rutaceae Geraniaceae Cupressaceae
Rutaceae
Yuzu is obtained by
Cold Expression
Solvent Extraction
Steam distillation
Cold Expression