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Food Additivies.
1) Antioxidants.
2)Colours.
3)Emulsifiers.
4)Flavour enhancers.
Antioxidants.
Stop food from reacting with oxygen and turning bad.
Ascorbic Acid
(common name of a vitamin)
Enhance
Additives and sweetners are used to enhance.
Toxicity
Something that toxic , danger Etc: poison
Active Packaging
Actively changes the condition of packaged food to extend it life while maintaining the quality of the products.
Intelligent packaging.
Monitors the condition of packaged food and gives information on the quality of the packaged food using sensors and indicators.
Catalyst
Speeds up a reaction.
Causes a change.
Detergent
Hooks between oil and water
Emulsion
helps to break up fats and oils.
What happens when food is cooked?
chemicals change and change is irreversible
What happens to a protein molecule when it is heated?
it becomes denatured
What is the chemical name of baking powder?
sodiumhydrogencarbonate
What is used in baking powder to make it rise?
yeast
When sodiumhydrogencarbonate decomposes it gives off what 3 things?
sodium carbonate
carbon dioxide
water
polymer
a molecule with many repeating subunits such as starch
emulsion
when oil is 'hooked' onto water and pulled off-- used in dishwashing process, milk is an emulsion too
colloid
a mixture in which small particles of one substance are suspended in another; car exhaust
two differnet names of smells
pungent is a bad odor
scent is sweet
2 ways to make perfume
distilled
synthetic (chemical boiled to make an ester)
how to make an ester
alcohol + acid-> ester + water
volotile
when a liquid evaporates easily
diffusion
when gas particles move through air
examples of esters
nail varnish, perfume
soluble
a substance that disolves in a liquid; eg: sugar
solvent
the liquid that the thing disolves in
solute
same as soluble
solution
a solute and solvent that do not separate
emulsifier
chemical that helps break up fats; used in washing detergent
hydrophilic head
a water loving part of an emulsifying molecule
hydrophobic tail
water hating part of an emulsifying molecule that attracts oil
What is test for carbon dioxide?
pass gas through limewater and if it changes from colourless to cloudy then carbon dioxide is there
decomposition reaction formula
heat
sodium hydrogencarbonate -> sodium carbonate + carbon dioxide + water
catalyst
a chemical that speeds up a reaction
name 3 fossil fuels
coal, gas, oil
How are fossil fules made?
They are dead animals and plants squashed together over milions of years
What do dead plants form?
coal
What do dead animals make?
crude oil
fractional distillation
sepparating crude oil by heating up, then cooling down. Each fraction has different boiling points
finite resourses
fossil fuels that are no longer being made
non-renewable
sources cannot be made again
cracking
breaking down big molcules into smaller molecules which can be used for more things; eg: paraffin can be broken down to petrol