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by Archangelo Louise Frane
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is considered as universal solvent due to its ability to dissolve a wide variety of materials .

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In emulsions , water can be in the form of or phase .

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In food processing , water serves as a in various functions such as conveying , heating , cooling , diluting , etc .

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Hard water has negative impacts in foods , hence , is utilized in food processing .

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Forms of water in food can be broadly classified as and water .

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is a measurement of available water for biological and chemical reactions .

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Based on water activity stability diagram , start to grow at aw = 0 . 90 .

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At low water activity , there is enzymatic reaction .

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At very high water activity , there is lipid oxidation .

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is defined as the freedom of water and other molecules to move within a food .

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There are two main types of carbohydrates namely : and

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are the simplest form of sugar and can be readily absorbed by the body .

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Two chemically bonded monosaccharides are called

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are polymers of monosaccharides linked together by glycosidic bond .

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The of starch is the irreversible loss of the crystalline regions in starch granules that occur upon heating in the presence of water .

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is the recrystallization of starch that may decrease its digestibility .

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The of starch is done to maintain desirable appearance and texture despite stresses during food processing and distribution .

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Lipids serve as energy source and reserve which provides kcal / g .

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Dietary fats are classified according to the type of carbon - carbon bonds present in their fatty acids : ( single bonds ) and ( one or more double bonds ) fats .

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is a property of lipids which is described as the ability of a substance to have more than one crystal structure .

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is a form of animal fat extraction wherein fat is removed from animal tissue by heat .

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The process of lengthens the shelf life of fats and oils by reducing the via the catalytic addition of .

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Purification of oil is composed of 3 steps , namely ( in order ) : , , and

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There are two main types of rancidity : , which occurs in the presence of oxygen and , which can occur in its absence .

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are substances that can stabilize or deactivate free radicals to slow down oxidation process .

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The energy value of protein is : kcal / g

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The building blocks of proteins are called :

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Type of protein source that can supply all 9 essential amino acids :

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The following are conditionally essential amino acids , except : histidine , arginine , tyrosine .

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True or False : Soy is a complete source of protein .

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Which pair is incorrect : isoleucine - essential amino acid , alanine non - essential , phenylalanine - non - essential . - -

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A functional property of protein that explains the role of milk to prevent separation of fat and water in ice cream :

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A functional property of protein which explains why bakery products that uses high - protein ingredients such as soy are denser : and

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A functional property of protein that can be utilized in capturing and preserving specific flavoring components in food : -

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True or False : Plant proteins generally have higher biological value compared to animal proteins .

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The oxygenated form of myoglobin is called :

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The green pigments responsible for the characteristic color of leafy vegetables and green fruits .

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This element is the central element of a heme .

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Anthocyanins are most stable at what pH : acidic , basic , neutral .

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Carrots are rich in this type of pigment , giving its characteristic orange color .

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The main enzyme involved in the discoloration of foods is known as the :

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The following are non - enzymatic browning , except : Maillard reaction , phenolic oxidation , caramelization .

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True or False : Maillard reaction involves the reaction of reducing sugars and amino acids .

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Which of the following is not a reducing sugar : glucose , fructose , sucrose .

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This is the thermal degradation of sugars .

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True or False : Sourdough has darker crust compared to non - Sourdough breads .

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True or False : Complete dehydration promotes browning in food .

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Vitamins are classified into two broad groups namely the - and the -

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A vitamin occurs when the body lacks a sufficient amount of a specific vitamin , while vitamin happens when too much of a vitamin is consumed causing potential side effects .

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B - carotene , including a - carotene and B - cryptoxanthin , are called since they can be converted to active form in the body .

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Vitamins are measured in variety of units such as , and . .

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The reference standard used in nutrition labelling of processed food products in the Philippines is the

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Minerals that are needed in large amounts .

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Determine the odd one out : sodium , calcium , iron .

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Determine the odd one out : copper , iodine , magnesium .

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It is an important component of the cell membrane .

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The following are involved in fluid and electrolyte balance , except : sodium , chlorine , zinc .

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What should be the minimum calcium content of milk at the end of its shelf life if the initial content is 275 mg ? m g

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What should be the minimum vitamin C content of orange juice at the end of its shelf life if the initial content is 70 mg ? m g

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A is a homogenous mixture of two or more substances .

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Carbonated drink is an example of in solution .

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As the temperature increases , the amount of solid solute the solvent can hold

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describes how solute particles hinder the vaporization of pure solvent .

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describes an increase in interaction between the solute and solvent particles , thus increasing the temperature needed to boil as compared to that of pure solvent .

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A is where solid particles are dispersed in a liquid phase .

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Butter is an example of a - - emulsion .

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describes the lumping of small droplets together to form large droplets .

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are used to stabilize emulsions .

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