EX 7 Flashcards
- heterogenous compounds that are more related to their physical properties rather than their chemical properties
- are ESTERS (RCOOR) of long-chain fatty acids and alcohols or closely related derivatives
- vegetable oils and fats may occur in various parts of the plant but as a general rule seeds contain larger quantities of fats and oils
LIPIDS
LIPIDS
general rule ____ contain LARGER quantities of fats and oils
SEEDS
USES OF LIPIDS
____ and ____ for PLANTS
food & energy storage
USES OF LIPIDS
____ and ____ IM injections
emollient and vehicle
USES OF LIPIDS
vehicle for IM injections
Sesame Oil
Corn Oil
Cottonseed Oil
Peanut Oil
SeCoCoPea
USES OF LIPIDS
manufacture of ____, ____, and ____
soap, paints, and varnishes
USES OF LIPIDS
increase ____ in PARENTERAL nutrition
caloric value
USES OF LIPIDS
____, ____, ____, ____
antifungal, dietary supplements, sclerosing agents, cathartic
for SCLEROSING agents are for what
varicose veins
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
____ in WATER
INSOLUBLE
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
____ with NON-POLAR solvents: petroleum ether, chloroform, acetone, n-hexane
SOLUBLE
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
____ to touch
greasy
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
leaves a ____ on paper
permanent greasy spot/stain
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
color
colorless
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
taste and odor
bland
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
YELLOW color due to ____
carotene
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
when heated strongly, undergoes DECOMPOSITION forming ____
acrid flammable vapors
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
when HEATED STRONGLY, undergoes ____ forming acrid flammable vapors
decompisition
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
when IGNITED, they burn with a ____
sooty flame
PROPERTIES OF LIPIDS
ACRIDITY is due to ____
acrolein (propenal)
KINDS OF LIPIDS
esters of long-chain fatty acids and an ALCOHOL
SIMPLE LIPIDS
KINDS OF LIPIDS
SIMPLE LIPIDS:
* esters of long-chain fatty acids and GLYCEROL
FIXED OILS & FATS
KINDS OF LIPIDS
SIMPLE LIPIDS:
* esters of long-chain fatty acids and HMW ALCOHOL such as CETYL ALCOHOL
WAXES
KINDS OF LIPIDS
esters of long-chain fatty acids and alcohol in COMBINATION with OTHER COMPOUNDS
COMPOUND LIPIDS