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    course that doesn’t sound appetizing, but it was a healthy, yet delicious, snack. I started to realize that certain foods help with inflamation, others help heal wounds and strengthen bones and tendons, and if you grouped certain foods together they compound the health benefits. I soon felt a passion to keep learning and understanding how foods can help heal the body and keep it healthy. I quickly learned to appreciate words and details; I mean why would each word be there if it served no…

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    Esters Lab

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    Introduction Some esters are used as food flavourings, while other esters are used as fragrances. Esters are a functional group in organic chemistry. They are characterized by a carbon bound to three other atoms: a single bond to a carbon, a double bond to an oxygen, and a single bond to an oxygen (Clark, 2004). The single bond oxygen is bonded to another carbon. Esters can be produced through various synthetic routes. Since, esters are produced from mixing carboxylic acids and alcohols, they…

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    22 Benefits of Lime For Health and Beauty - The article this time I will discuss about the good benefits of lime for health or beauty, let's see. Lime is a family of Rutaceae plants such as oranges which we often consume. Lime often serve as a very refreshing drink. However, the benefits of which were once very much lime for health, and beauty. Let's discuss the benefits of lime. The Nutrition Content Of Lime In the lime, there is a lot of benefits, including: 1. Macronutrients, Fiber, and…

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    alkenes. Olefins are made of 4 hydrogen atoms and a double-bonded pair of carbon atoms. Some of the compound olefins that have been used in the production of polyolefin include ethylene, propylene, butadiene, and butanes. Most olefins derive from natural gas or oil or low-molecular-weight ingredients of petroleum, and their most protuberant members are ethylene and propylene. These two compounds are lower olefins which mean their molecules contain only one pair of carbon atoms. The chemical…

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    with synthesizing esters using the fischer esterification method. However they failed to purify the said esters via simple distillation due to the lack of time. ------------------------------------------------- Introduction Esters are compounds classified as derivatives of oxoacids and alcohols (IUPAC,1997), however for the purpose of this formal report, esters refer to derivatives of carboxylic acids or carboxylic acid esters. (Gunawardena, 2009) Esters have closely identical…

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    Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and Dr. Miles Restorative Blood Purifier. At the back of the store was the dispensary with rows of glass and ceramic jars holding chemicals for his compounds. At that counter, Asa worked confidently during the day, mixing modern medicines from formula cards, and rolling remedy pills. But her mind wasn’t on healing as they crossed the shop to his a state-of-the-art soda fountain where the medicinal smells merged into tantalizing chocolate and butterscotch aromas.…

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    Schlosser's Social Issues

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    "Americans now spend more money on fast food than on higher education, personal computers, computer software, or new cars. They spend more on fast food than on movies, books, newspaper, videos, and recorded music – combined" (Schlosser 3). Many Americans nowadays eat out more often in many fast food chains such as McDonalds, Burger King, and Carl's Jr. However, many do not realize the horrid ramifications that can impact one's life Esteemed writer Eric Schlosser is a current-day American…

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    Prunus Case Study

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    Plums are a diverse group of plants with many botanical species with over 6000 cultivars and 20 to 40 species distributed in different parts of the world, and it is the largest diversity of subgenus of prunus. Plums have a greater range of flavor, aroma, texture colour, form and size, the qualities that gratify the senses and make fruits desirable, than any other of orchard fruits and require a cold winter to break dormancy and produce fruit on a yearly basis. Plums have a groove running down…

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    The importance of enzymes in modern food biotechnology Introduction: The use of enzymes outside their natural environment in food technology gets more and more important. Although the application of enzymes as food additives or in processing raw materials has been used since a long time, it gets more and more popular and also crucial for many processes. Especially because enzymes are labelled with the GRAS (generally recognized as safe) tag, they are very desirable for industries and also…

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    quote - “The hallways and staircases are painted slate gray, the ceilings are low, and there are combination locks on many of the doors.” (1-2) Imagery- Schlosser’s use of the device relates to his topic by having the readers feel and visualize the impact the food we eat has on our lives. The stylistic device demonstrates how future generations will find our generation buried under fast food wrappers. He chose to present information in this way to appeal to the reader’s senses. Schlosser…

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