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1
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What is this image?

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Cholesteryl ester (wax)

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2
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What is this image?

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Vitamin A ester (wax)

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3
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In phospholipids, what would the structure be called in this case?

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Phosphatidic acid

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4
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In phospholipids, what would the structure be called in this case?

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Phosphatidylethanolamine

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5
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In phospholipids, what would the structure be called in this case?

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Phosphatidylcholine

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6
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In phospholipids, what would the structure be called in this case?

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Phosphatidylserine

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7
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In phospholipids, what would the structure be called in this case?

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Phosphatidylinositol

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8
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What is this image? What is its polar chemical structure called?

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  • Lecithin
  • Choline
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9
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What is this image? What is its polar chemical structure called?

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  • Cephalin
  • Ethanolamine
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10
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Fill in the 3 blanks.

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  • Phosphatidyl ethanolamine
  • Phosphatidyl choline
  • Phosphatidyl inositol
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11
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What is this image?

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Cholesterol

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12
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What is this image?

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Fundamental isoprene unit

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13
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What do these images represent?

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Monoterpenes

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14
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Sesquiterpene

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15
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What does the star represent?

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  • An active methylene group
  • Positioned between a conjugated and unconjugated double bond
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16
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What does this image represent?

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Branched chain fatty acid (ex: Malvalic acid)

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17
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What does this image represent?

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  • Hydroxy acid
  • 12-hydroxy-9-cis-octadecenoic acid
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18
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What does this image represent? What is its main use?

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  • Acetylenic fatty acids (triple bond)
  • Antifungals
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19
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What kind of fatty acids do these oils represent?

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Omega-6

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20
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What kind of fatty acids do these oils represent?

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Omega-9

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21
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What kind of fatty acids do these oils represent?

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Omega-3

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22
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What is this image? What is its abbreviation?

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  • Erucic acid
  • C22:1 (13c)
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23
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Fill in the 4 blanks.

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  • Rapeseed
  • Canola
  • Olive
  • Soy
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24
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What is this image?

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An expeller

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25
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What kind of crystal does this image represent?

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Beta-Prime

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26
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What kind of crystal does this image represent?

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Beta

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27
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Which image has the lowest melting point? Which has the highest melting point?

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  • Lowest MP: right - middle since the kink separates the linear fatty acids
  • Highest MP: left - bottom since it can flip over and still pack well
28
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Which crystal structure is this?

29
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Which crystal structure is this?

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Beta-Prime

30
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Which crystal structure is this?

31
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Which crystal structure is this?

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  • Hexagonal
  • Alpha
32
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Which crystal structure is this?

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  • Orthorhombic
  • Beta-Prime
33
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Which crystal structure is this?

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  • Triclinic
  • Beta
34
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Which crystal structure is this?

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  • Beta
  • Stacked Chair
35
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Which crystal structure is this?

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  • Beta-Prime
  • Tilted tuning fork
36
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Which crystal structure is this?

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  • Alpha
  • Vertical Tuning Fork
37
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Fill in the 2 blanks.

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  • Simple (Collapse)
  • Cataclysmic (Chain Shift)
38
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What are the crystal preferences of these oils?

39
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What are the crystal preferences of these oils?

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Beta-Prime

40
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What can you produce stimulated cocoa butter from?

A

Hydrogenated cottonseed oil

41
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What is the equation for the saponification value? What are the units?

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  • mg of KOH/1 gram of fat
42
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What happens if the crystal used as enrobing fats in chocolate are in the beta form?

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  • Chocolate “bloom” – white spots and dull surface appearance
  • They should be in the Beta-Prime form
43
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What does this image represent?

A

Malonaldehyde

44
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What do the electrons of triplet oxygen ressemble?

45
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What do the electrons of singlet oxygen ressemble?

46
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What is this antioxidant?

47
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What is this antioxidant?

48
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What is this antioxidant?

49
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What is this antioxidant

50
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What is this antioxidant?

51
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What is this antioxidant?

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Vitamin E (tocopherol)

52
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What is this antioxidant?

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Gossypol found in cottonseed oil

53
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What does this image represent?

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Glutathione

54
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Does the arrow go up or down? What does that mean?

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  • The arrow points up
  • The greater the reduction potential in mV the greater the species affinity for electrons and hence the greater its tendency to be reduced
55
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What is this antioxidant?

56
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What is this antioxidant?

57
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What is this antioxidant?

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PG (Propyl Gallate)

58
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What is this antioxidant?

59
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What is this antioxidant?

60
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What is this antioxidant?

61
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What is this antioxidant?

62
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What test does this mechanism correspond to?

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Peroxide Value

63
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What test does this mechanism correspond to?

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Benzidine Test

64
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What test does this mechanism correspond to?

65
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What is this image?

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Phosphatidylcholine

66
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What is this image?

A

Lysophosphatidylcholine

67
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What is this image?

A

Sphingomyelin

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