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carbohydrates
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- 1where are carbohydrates made?green plants via photosynthesis
h2o and co2 = glucose - 2scientists cannot reproduce this rxn, green plants are needed T or Ftrue
- 3the plant uses all of its energy stored in glucose meaning humans and animals cannot get to the energy source T or Ffalse
some is used
we can get to the energy source if we eat it - 4what are some carbs foods (6)1. cereal grains and flours (wheat)
2. legumes (beans)
3. starchy roots (potatoes)
4. fruits (oranges)
5. sugars, honey, jams
6. milk products - 5how are carbs classified?number of basic sugar (saccharide) units
- 6what are the classifications of carbs? (4)monosaccarides - simple sugar (1 unit)
disaccaride - simple sugar (2 unit)
oligosaccharides - simple sugars (3-10)
polysaccarides - complex sugars (many) - 7The monosaccharides are all made up of the same atoms, in different arrangements and all exhibit distinct characteristics. T or Ffalse
- 8what are the building blocks of starch? (4)glucose
mannose
fructose
galactose - 9what ar the building blocks of fibres and gums (3)ribose
xylose
arabinose - 10what do monosaccharides include?6 carbon hexoses
5 carbon pentoses - 11what are 3 type of monosaccharides?glucose
fructose
galactose - 12what are 3 types of disaccharidessucrose
maltose
lactose - 13what sis the most abundant sugar in the world?glucose
- 14which sugars are found in fruits, plant juices and honey?glucose and fructose
- 15how is lactose produced?glucose and galactose form a bond (milk sugar)
- 16________ is the form of sugar that circulates in the blood stream. it is broken down in the body to give _______,_______,________glucose
energy, water, co2 - 17what is the sweetest sugar?fructose
- 18which sugar is not usually found in its free form in foods?galactose
- 19starch and cellulose have ______ as the basic unitglucose
- 20_________ is the basic unit of complex carbs such as vegetable gumsgalactose
- 21which sugar is very soluble and does not crystallize easily?fructose
- 22what are disaccharides?2 mono. linked together
- 23what is table sugar?sucrose
- 24what is milk sugar?lactose
- 25which disaccharide is found in germinating grain and corn syrupmaltose
- 26sucrose is ______ and _________ chemically bonded to each otherglucose
fructose - 27maltose consists of _______ and __________ chemically bonded to each otherglucose
glucose - 28lactose consists of ________ and ________ chemically bonded to each otherglucose
galactose - 29whats important in the production of beer?maltose
- 30which disaccharide is present with other sugars in fruits honey and veggiessucrose
- 31which sugar is only found naturally in milk and milk productslactose
- 32___________ is not digested by humans but rather broken down by bacteria in intestinal tract resulting in gas formationoligosaccharides
- 33________, _______, ________ are all polysaccharidesstarch
glycogen
fibre - 34what are homo-polysaccarides?all composed of the same type of monosaccharide
- 35what are hetero-polysaccarides?compose of at least 2 types of monosaccharides
- 36polysaccharides may either be straight or branched chains t or Ftrue
- 37__________ is plants storage form of glucose. either branched or unbranched. it is insoluble. it provides NRG for us when eatenstarch
- 38___________ are polysaccharides that are derived from starch.dextrins
- 39_________ is the animal storage form of glucose. chains longer, more branched than starch. it is undetectable in meats cause when animal is slaughtered, it quickly breaks downglycogen
- 40what are plant fibres a mixture of? (5)cellulose
hemicellulose
beta-glucans
pectins
gums - 41what are 2 types of starch molecules which is linear, which is branchedamylose (linear)
amylopectin (highly branched) - 42normal starch consists of ___% amylose and ___% amylopectin25
75 - 43what is gelatinization?starch granules swelling when heated in water
- 44what is gelatinization responsible for?thickening that occurs when a starch pudding or sauce is cooked
- 45what are 3 three way dextrin are formed?1. cornstarch when corn syrup is made
2. bread is toasted
3. flour is heated/browned - 46what color are dextrinbrown
- 47which polysaccharide can be used as a fat replacer in food products (ex salad dressings, puddings)dextrins
- 48________ glucose is converted into either fat or gycogensurplus
- 49which polysaccharide is stored in the liver and muscles temporary until hydrolyzed to help maintain blood glucose levels or use d as fuel by musclesglycogen
- 50soluble fibre: insoluble fibre:form gel like solutions when mixed with water (oat)
does not dissolve in water, will absorb water and swell (wheat bran) - 51what are different types of fibres? (5)1. cellulose (homoglucan)
2. hemicellulose (heteroglucan)
3. beta-glucans (homoglucan)
4. pectins
5. veggie gums/hydrocolloids - 52which fibre is in plant cell wallshemicellulose (heteroglucan)
- 53what fibre is linked together my meta bonds to form linear glucose chainscellulose (homoglucans)
- 54which fibre is found in both cell walls and space between plant cells. they aid in cementing plant cells togetherpectins
- 55which is the most abundant type of fibre?cellulose
- 56which fibre can be used to replace some of the fat in food proc=dcuts?cellulose
- 57which fibre improves mixing quality in bread dough, reducing mixing energy, aiding incorapartion of protein and improve loaf volume?hemicellulose
- 58what is less linear than cellulose and more soluble in waterbeta-glucans
- 59which fibre is found in the gastrointestinal tract and they form viscous hydrated mass that traps bile and acids and reduces the amount of cholesterol absorbed in the bodbeta glucans
- 60which fibre is good for diabetics as a mens of controlling blood sugar levelsbeta-glucans
- 61which fibre is found in fruits and is responsible for forming gels in jams, jelliespectins
- 62where is pectin produced commercially?apple cores or citrus peel
- 63which fibre when dissolved in water produce thickening or texture building effectvegetable gums
- 64which fibre is wildly used as a fat replacer in the food industryvegetable gums/ hydrocolloids
- 65what are examples of vegetable gums?(4)1. seaweed extracts
2. pant seed gums
3. plant exudates
4. microbial gums
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- 1st year (unit 4 ) nutrition Fichas sobre carbohydrates , creado por asham.karim400 el 18/04/2016.
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