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Diverse group of organic compounds that are insoluble in water and soluble in organic solvents
Lipids
Fats and Oils are …made from .. and …
Triglycerides made from the molecules glycerol and fatty acids
Small organic molecule with three hydroxyl (OH) groups
Glycerol
Fatty acids consist of a long …. chain attached to a …
hydrocarbon chain attached to a carboxyl group
Bond between neighboring carbons in the hydrocarbon chain and a saturated fatty acid between
Single bonds
When the chain has a …the fatty acid is unsaturated
double bond
A … generates a kink or bend in the fatty acid
Cis double bond
Fats vs Oils at room temperature
Fats= solid at room temp
Oils= liquid at room temp
ALA and LA are classified as … and make up …
Essential fatty acids that make up omega 3 and 6 fatty acids
….reduce triglycerides, lower blood pressure, and reduce heart disease
Omega 3 fatty acids
The benefit of oil over fat
heart health by lowering (LDL) bad cholesterol and raising (HDL) good cholesterol
When a fat is supercooled past its melting point and begins to solidify resulting in a supersaturated state
Crystallization
Reflects the intermolecular forces between their molecules
Melting point ( stronger intermolecular forces happen at higher melting points)
Melting Point depends on what 3 things
chain length, double bonds (degree of saturation), and isometric configuration(cis or trans)
Melting points saturated vs unsaturated acids
saturated= 44 degree C
Unsaturated= 4 degrees C
Condition of unpleasant odors and flavor caused by rancidity
Deterioration
Hydrolytic vs Oxidative Rancidity
Hydrolytic- reaction of fats with water and liberation of free fatty acids (heat, moisture, enzymes)
Oxidative- fat oxidated and decomposed into compounds with shorter carbon chains that create unpleasant odors (light, heat, trace metals)
Solid bland flavored fat used in baking to create tender, flaky, crumbly texture by coating flour particles limiting gluten
Shortening
The characteristics of fats for frying include
Colorless, odorless, bland, and high smoke point
The presence of smoke indicates
free glycerol has been hydrolyzed
Prolonged high temperatures lead to …and …
fat oxidation and hydrolysis
Fat replacements
Microcrystalline cellulose, gums, olestra
5 functions of fats and oils
Add or modify flavor, transfer heat, prevent sticking, tenderness, and flakiness