Water Pt. 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Slow Freezing Causes

A

Few Nuclei
Rapid crystal growth
A few large ice crystals
(causes cell rupture)

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2
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  • Frozen ruptured cells when thaw cause an
A

increase of Aw

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3
Q

Rapid Freezing Causes

A

Numerous Nuclei
Less Rapid crystal growth
Lots of small ice crystals

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4
Q

Where does nucleation start

A

the point of imperfection

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5
Q

*Freeze drying can allow you to

A

rehydrate cells due to some cells not being ruptured due to the formation of ice crystals

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6
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Freezing Involves

A

+ Formation of Ice Crystals

+ Further concentration of unfrozen portion

+ Glass State

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7
Q

Tg

A

Glass Transition Temperature

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8
Q

Forms of Water (Food)

A

+ Constitutional (Water of Hydration)

+ Bound (monolayer & multilayer)

+ Free (Bulk Phase)-(Capillary)

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9
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Raoult’s Law

A

Xh2o = 1 – Xs

Where Xs = n(solute) / n(solute) + n(hso)

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10
Q

Isotherms

A

Curve that describes (specific moisture/constant temp) relation of amount of H2O sorbed by food constituents and vapor pressure or relative humidity (Aw)

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11
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Desorption

A

Dehydration

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12
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Asorption

A

Rehydration

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13
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Hysteresis Effect

A

The difference between dehydration and rehydration

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14
Q

Hygroscopic

A

Wants to bound to water

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