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OXIDATION OF FOOD Flashcards

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1
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When chemicals in food are exposed to oxygen in air

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chemical composition changes and they begin breaking down

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2
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animal and plant tissues contian

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antioxidants molecules to prevent breaking down by oxygen exposure

slow down rate of discolour/break down

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3
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food left unattended

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lose nutritional value and begin to break down and discolour

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4
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alcohol functional group

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OH

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5
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what kind of series is alochols

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homologous

CnH2n+OH

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6
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names end in

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-ol

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7
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Types of alcohols

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Primary
Secondary
Tertiary

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8
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Primary alcohols

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hydroxyl group on a C with at least 2 H

AT END

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9
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Secondary alcohols

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Hydroxyl OH attached to Carbon with at least 1 Hydrogen

Somewhere in middle of carbon chain

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10
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Tertiary alcohols

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Hydroxyl OH attached to a carbo with no H attached

on branch with carbon that is attached to other carbon branch so no H

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11
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Oxidation of alcohol

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Using oxidation agent

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12
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Oxidisation agent examples

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acidified potassium dichromate

acidified potassium permanganate

hot copper (II) oxide (black solid)

Benedicts reagent

Tollens reagent (silver-mirror)

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13
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Oxidation of primary alcohol

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Forms 2 products in 2 stage reaction

Oxygen Hydrogen ratio increases so O added or H removed

  1. Loses 2 H to form aldehyde
  2. Oxygen added to aldehyde to form carboxylic acid
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14
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oxidation of propan-1-ol

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PROPANAL + WATER

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15
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oxidisation primary alcohol summary

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Primary alcohol
Aldehyde
Carboxylic Acid

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16
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Oxidation of secondary alcohol

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only once

form ketones (alkanones)

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17
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ketone

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-one

carbonyl group never at end (c double bond O)

lose H gain double bond from secondary alcohol

propanone and butanone not need numbers as always number 2

18
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Tertiary alcohol oxidation

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Not readily oxidised

19
Q

Many common flavours for cooking formed from

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aldehydes and ketones

20
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group in both ketones and aldehydes

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corbonyl group

21
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Aldehyde

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Alkanal

Have carbonyl group at end of carbon chain

end in -al

when naming carbonyl number not needed as always 1

22
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carbonyl group

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C double bond O

23
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how to tell ketone and aldehyde apart

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using oxidising agent act different

24
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acidified potassium dichromate colour change

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orange to green

25
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fehling’s soluton colour chnage

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blue to brick red preticipate

26
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Tollen’s reagent colour change

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Clear to silver mirror participate

27
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carboxylic acid

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contain carboxyl group (-COOH))

always on C1

-oic acid

28
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Reactions with carboxylic acids

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Undergo reduction reactions (opposite oxidation)

e.g. ethanol to ethanol to ethanoic acid when oxidised to opposite for reduction

29
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OH ratio for primary alcohol reactions

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ethanol 1:6

Ethanal 1:4

Ethanoic acid 1:2

30
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Reduction carboxylic acid

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Oxygen removed or hydrogen added

31
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Carboxylic acid reacting with base

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form salt and water in neutralisation reaction

32
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neutralisation reaction carboxylic acid and base when long fatty acid used

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the salt formed is soap

33
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butter going off

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formation of butanoic acid as butter is hydrolysed

34
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What helps prevent food from spoiling

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Antioxidants which are reducing agents

35
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Antioxidants in many brighly coloured fruits

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antioxidant compounds called polyphenols - vitamin C

36
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Vitamin C reacts to form

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dehydroascorbic acid by losing 2 H from the hydroxyl attached to ring part, forming 2 ketones

loss H indicates oxidation and 2e- lost - supply of electrons prevent oxidation in other chemicals, causing them instead to be reduced

37
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vitamin C reaction formula

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C6H8O6 —–> C6H6O6 + 2H +2e-

38
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removal of H and loss electrons in vitamin C

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indicate this is an oxidation reaction, showing that as an antioxidant, vitamin C itself is oxidised

39
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Why do diols have higher bo than alcohols

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This is due to the presence of two hydroxyl groups which allow for more hydrogen bonding, contributing to a higher degree of intermolecular attractions.

40
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what kind of agent are antioxidants

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reducing

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