Exam 1: Food Dispersions Flashcards

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sol:

A

solid dispersed in a liquid

ex: gelatin

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gel:

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liquid dispersed in a solid

ex: jell-o, syneresis

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3
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continuous phase:

A

j

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4
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discontinuous phase:

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y

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5
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factors affecting solubility:

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temp: higher temp = > solubility

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6
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emulsifiers:

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  • a substance that stabilizes an emulsion, in particular a food additive used to stabilize processed foods.
  • help two liquids coalesce that would otherwise would not
    • need energy: kinetic (whip, stir, blend) to allow to coalesce
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7
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emulsifying agents:

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egg yolk: lecithin (polar molecules) orient fat molecules
mustard (little bit of lecithin: wet & dry)
fine powders: coat surface (milk powder, paprika)

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8
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different types colloidal dispersions:

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(1) gel
(2) sol
(3) foam
(4) suspensoid
(5) emulsion

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9
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foam:

A

gas dispersed in a liquid

ex: egg white

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10
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suspensoid:

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gas in a solid

ex: pulp (core suspenison), cake, mousse

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11
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emulsions:

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liquid in a liquid (normally immiscible)
mixture of two liquids that would otherwise would not be
ex: vinegarette, hollandaise

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12
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solubility:

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ability of a solution to intake a solute

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