Part 9 Flashcards

1
Q

colour is based on_____

A

light absorption by molecules

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2
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E=

A

Planck’s constant * speed of light/wavelength

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3
Q

functions of colourants?

A

restore original appearance of product after processing, ensure colour uniformity, intensify colours, protect flavours and light sensitive vitamins A and E from photodegradations, make attractive, preserve product identity, visual indication of quality

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4
Q

What does FD&C mean?

A

food, drug and cosmetic designation (regulated, approved for safety, purity, and consistency)

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5
Q

synthetic food colours have/are:

A

acidic functional groups, conjugated, comprised of atoms w/ lone pairs, water sol. cuz de-ionized

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6
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FD&C Citrus Red No.2 is restricted to:

A

surface of tangerines/oranges for uniform surface colour

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7
Q

two types of synth food colours?

A

dyes and lakes

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8
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these food colours are water soluble and have high colourant content

A

dyes

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9
Q

these food colours are chemically bound/strongly adsorbed on a carrier, are oil soluble, and have low colourant content

A

lakes

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10
Q

example of lakes?

A

icing

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11
Q

high colourant content means high ____ strength

A

tinctoral

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12
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points to remember when consider NOEL, ADI , and EDI?

A

1) assumption of max permitted lvls, which oversestimates 2) EDI is only 5% of ADI and only 3% of NOEL 4) NOEL has safety factor of 100

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13
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what is Feingold hypothesis?

A

linking of behavioural disorders in children with synth food colourant intake (no sci linkage)

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14
Q

colourants are called ___ on product labels in Canada

A

colour

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15
Q

HFCS is both a ___ and an____

A

sweetener; ingredient

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16
Q

what is citric acid used for?

A

antiox, antimicrobial, acidulant to control pH, sour taste response

17
Q

natural flavours usually come in this form:

A

flavour paks, (juicing, collect vapour that comes off, remove water, condense, add back)

18
Q

modified cornstarch is used as?

A

bulking agent to add mouthfeel and body

19
Q

what is acesulfame potassium used for?

A

sweetener (synthetic and non-nutritional)

20
Q

why use neotame?

A

as sweetener (but HFCS is still there to mask bitter taste)

21
Q

why use sodium citrate?

A

pH control for acidulation

22
Q

what is cellulose gum used for?

A

bulking agent

23
Q

advantages of synth colourants?

A

extensive testing for safety, highly concentrated and pure, certified for consistency, wide range of colours, acid/light/processing stable, applicable to wide range of products, uniform colour, reproducible, cost is cheap

24
Q

how do GHB and GBL work?

A

nervous system depressants, odourless/colourless, take effect in 15-30 min and can last for hours–>rape drugs