LastQuiz Flashcards

(49 cards)

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4 parts of olfactory sense

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Olfactory bulb
Cribiform plate
Olfactory epithelium
Tongue

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2
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6 basic tastes

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Sour, sweet, bitter, umami, spicy, astrigency

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3
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Salt does what to sweetness and sourness?

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Increases; decreases

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4
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Acid does what to saltiness?

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Increases

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5
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Sugar does what to saltiness and bitterness?

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Reduces; reduces

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6
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What are the pungent substances in chili peppers, black pepper, and ginger? Give burning sensation

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Capsaicinoids

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7
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4 appearance sub-level categories

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Color, surface characteristics, volume, inner characteristics

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8
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How does temp effect aroma?

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High temperature volatize aromatic compounds

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9
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Testing that enables researchers to characterize products through selective scoring requires panel

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Descriptive

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10
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Sensory testing used to determine acceptability or preference between products requires judges

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Affective

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11
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Rating scale; think about smiley face at doctors office

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Hedonic rating

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12
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Sensory testing designed to determine whether detectable differences exist between products

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Difference testing

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Difference test in which a specific characteristic is to be evaluated in two samples; sample with greater level of the characteristic is identified

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Paired comparison

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14
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2 samples judged against control to determine which is different from control

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Duo-trio testing

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15
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Difference test in which three samples (two are same) are presented; odd sample is identified

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Triangle test

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16
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Preference test in which samples are ranked

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Rank order

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17
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Volume of firm food products determined by displacement

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Seed displacement

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18
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Device for measuring volume of baked products; contains reservoir for storing seeds

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Volumeter

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19
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Measure of the relative density of a substance in relation to the density of water

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Specific gravity

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20
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Measures juiciness of meats

21
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AKA pressometer, can be used to measure press fluids

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Sample weigheed before being places for 5 secs in a dish of water; removed to determine weight gain; high moisture = good

23
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Used to measure meat tenderness

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Warner bratxler shear

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Related to shear press, measures only compressibility, not shear strength

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Compressimeter

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Tenderness of pastry
Shortometer
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Tests textural properties similar to those tested by universal testing machine; simulates chewing actions
Texturometer
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Depicts gluten development during mixing of butters and doughs
Farinograph
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Study of the flow of matter
Rheology
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Water, sugar syrups, and wine are...
Newtonian fluids
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Emulsions, tomato paste, etc. are...
Non-newtonian fluids
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Measures consistency or spread of semisolid fluids
Consistometer
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Piece of objective equipment for measuring consistency
Visco-amylograph
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Functionally similar to visco-amylograph, measures viscosity based on capillary action
Viscometer
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Rotation of object around an axis (counter clockwise)
Rotational operations
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AKA capillarity; liquid flows in narrow spaces without assistance of or opposite of gravity
Capillary action
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Test the viscosity of protein-containing juices to determine amount of added pectin needed for jelling fruit
Jelmeter
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What is color measured according to?
Commision Internationale de L'Eclairage or the Munsell system
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What do the color systems consider?
Spectral color degree of saturation brightness
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0 = what color?
Black
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100 = what color?
White
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AOAC
Association of Official Analytical Chemists INTERNATIONAL
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Determines concentration of a sugar solution; light passes through
Refractometers
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Measuring amount of sugar in a solution at a given temperature
Brix scale
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1 degree Brix =
1g sucrose on 100g solution
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Analyzes the sodium content of foods
Flame photometry
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Salts of interest for flame photometry?
Na, K, Mg, Ca, Li
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Separation of discrete chemical compounds from a complex mixture
Chromotography
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Identification of compounds
Mass spectrometry
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Pure compound subjected to energy that vibrates molecules
Infrared spectometry