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Biuret Test
A test that detects proteins by turning purple when peptide bonds are present
Positive Biuret Test
The solution turns purple
Negative Biuret Test
The solution stays blue
Glycine Biuret Test Result
Negative because glycine is only one amino acid
Casein Biuret Test Result
Positive because casein is a full protein
Xanthoproteic Test
A test that detects aromatic amino acids by turning yellow or orange
Positive Xanthoproteic Test
The solution turns yellow or orange
Negative Xanthoproteic Test
No color change
Glycine Xanthoproteic Test Result
Negative because glycine has no aromatic ring
Casein Xanthoproteic Test Result
Positive because casein contains aromatic amino acids
Protein Denaturation
When a protein loses its shape and stops working
Way to Denature Proteins
Heat
Way to Denature Proteins
Organic solvents like alcohol
Way to Denature Proteins
Heavy metal ions like silver
Heat Denatured Egg White
Turns white and solid
Organic Solvent Denatured Egg White
Turns cloudy and clumpy
Silver Ion Denatured Egg White
Forms thick white curds
Comparison of Denatured Egg White Methods
All become solid or cloudy but have slightly different textures
Carbohydrate Percentage Formula
(Carb grams ÷ total grams) × 100
Fat Percentage Formula
(Fat grams ÷ total grams) × 100
Protein Percentage Formula
(Protein grams ÷ total grams) × 100
Marshmallows Macronutrients
Mostly carbohydrates
Cashews Macronutrients
High in fat, also contain protein and carbs
Fuel Value Calculation
Multiply grams of each macronutrient by kcal value
Carb kcal Value
4 kcal per gram
Protein kcal Value
4 kcal per gram
Fat kcal Value
9 kcal per gram
Fuel Value of Marshmallows
Lower because mostly carbs
Fuel Value of Cashews
Higher because high fat content
Fuel Value Comparison
Cashews have much more energy per gram
Catalase
An enzyme that breaks down hydrogen peroxide
Where Catalase Is Found
Potatoes, liver, and many cells
Extracting Catalase
Blend potato with water and filter the juice
Catalase Activity Test
Add potato juice to hydrogen peroxide and look for bubbles
Why Bubbles Form
Oxygen gas is released
Effect of Heat on Catalase
Heat denatures the enzyme so activity decreases
Heated Catalase Outcome
Produces fewer or no bubbles
1% Solution Definition
1 gram of solute in 100 mL of solution
1% Glucose Solution
1 g glucose in 100 mL water
1% Fructose Solution
1 g fructose in 100 mL water
1% Sucrose Solution
1 g sucrose in 100 mL water
1% Starch Solution
1 g starch in 100 mL water
Benedict’s Test
A test for reducing sugars that changes color when positive
Positive Benedict’s Test
Green, yellow, orange, or red
Negative Benedict’s Test
Stays blue
Glucose Benedict’s Test
Positive
Fructose Benedict’s Test
Positive
Sucrose Benedict’s Test
Negative unless hydrolyzed
Starch Benedict’s Test
Negative
Iodine Test
A test that detects starch by turning blue-black
Positive Iodine Test
Blue-black color appears
Negative Iodine Test
Yellow-brown color stays
Glucose Iodine Test
Negative
Fructose Iodine Test
Negative
Sucrose Iodine Test
Negative
Starch Iodine Test
Positive
Hydrolysis
Breaking large carbs into smaller sugars using water
Hydrolysis of Sucrose
Makes glucose and fructose
Hydrolysis of Starch
Makes maltose and glucose
Hydrolyzed Sucrose Benedict’s Test
Positive because glucose and fructose are reducing sugars