lipids Flashcards

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Esters of long chain of fatty acids and alcohols

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lipids

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Compounds that are insoluble in water but soluble in organic solvents

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Lipids

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Uses of lipids

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Emollients
Cathartic
Soap production
Increase caloric value in TPN
Vehicle for IM injection CoCoPeSe

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Classes of lipids

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Fats
Volatile oils
waxes

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Esters of fatty acid + glycerol

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fats

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Fats are solid except

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Cod liver oil

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Source of fats

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Animals

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function of fats

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Energy storage

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Fixed oils are liquid except

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theobroma

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Sources of fixed oils

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Plants

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Esters of fatty acids + high molecular weight monohydric alcohol

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waxes

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Source of waxes

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Plants and animals

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Waxes can be Solid, semi solid liquid except

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Jojoba oil

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Function of waxes

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Protection, cosmetics

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Properties of fixed oils and fats

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  • greasy
  • oily stain upon the filter paper
  • lighter than water
  • Soluble in organic solvents
  • undergoes saponification
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When heated strongly what happens o fixed oils and fats

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Decomposition occurs and production of acrid flammable vapors
Due to formation of acrolein or propenal

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18
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Most abundant saturated fatty acid

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Palmitic acid

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19
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Indicates the presence of free fatty acids

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Acid value or acid number

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Number of mg of KOH required to neutralize the free fatty acids in 1 g of substance

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Acid value or acid number

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Formula for acid value number

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Acid value number = mg KOH need to neutralize free fatty acids/
1 g of sample

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High acid values arise in

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Rancidified oils

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Low values are officially specified for those oils to be used in

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Parenteral dosage forms

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Aka koettsdorfer number

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Saponification value/number

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Serves to detect the presence of the glycerides
Saponification value
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# of mg of KOH required to neutralize the free acids and saponify the ester contained in 1 g of subtance
Saponification value
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Formula for saponification value
=mg of KOH need to neutralize free FA and saponify esters/ 1 g of sample
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Difference between the saponification and acid values
Ester value
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Formula for Ester value
= mg KOH need to **saponify** free fatty acids/ 1 g of sample
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Indicates the unsaturation of unsaturated fatty acids
Iodine number
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# of grams of iodine absorbed by 100g of the substance
Iodine number
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Formula for iodine number
=1 g of iodine absorbed/ 100g of sample
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Oils which partially resinify o exposure to air are known as
Semi drying or drying oils
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Example of drying oil
Linseed oil
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Oils that have high iodine values
Semi drying or drying oils like linseed oil
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When exposed to air, drying oils undergo _/_/_/_/_/
Oxidation *With the formation of a tough, hard film upon exposure to air.*
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Non drying iodine values range and 2 examples
<100 Olive almond
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Semi drying iodine values range and example
100-120 Cottonseed, sesame
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Drying oil iodine value and example
>120 Linseed oil Cod liver oil
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Number of milligrams of potassium hydroxide required to neutralize the acetic acid freed by hydrolysis of the acetylated fat or other substance
Acetyl value
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Indicates the presence of hydroxyl groups
Hydroxyl value
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Peroxide value is use for
Fish oil
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Anisidine value used principally for the evaluation of
Fish oil with cod liver oil
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Fixed oils undergo secondary oxidation to give peroxides that then generate aldehydes and ketones
Peroxide value and anisidine value
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Using hydrolic press
expression
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Extraction for vegetable oils
expression
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Processed without heat
Cold press Cold pressed oils/ virgin oils
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Extraction for fats
Rendering
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Using steam until fat melts and rises to the top
rendering
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In rendering what is used to bleach
ozone
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How is rendering cleared
filtration
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How is rendering separate fat
Decantation
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Using non-polar solventsto extract sample
Solvent extraction
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Where is lanolin from
Wool - ovis aries
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What are the ac of lanolin
Hydrous lanolin and anhydrous lanolin
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Where is hydrous lanolin used
Ointment base
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Where is anhydrous lanolin use
Absorbable ointment base
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How many percent of water has hydrous lanolin
25-30%
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Where is cod liver oil from
Cod fish - gaddus morrhuae
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Ac of cod liver oil
Myristic acid Palmitic acid
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Uses of cod liver oil
Sodium morrhuate - sclerosing agent Source of vitamin A n D
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Where is butterfat from
Cow's milk - bos Taurus
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Where is lard from
Pig fat - sus scrofa
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Suet origin
Beef tallow and mutton tallow
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Water soluble B - growth promoting factor
Butter fat
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Origin of undecylenic acid
Pyrolysis of ricinoleic acid from castor oil
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Use of undecylenic acid
Anti fungal
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Animal waxes (2)
Spermaceti beeswax
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Spermaceti origin
Head of sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus)
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A synthetic spermaceti
Cetyl ester wax
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Uses of spermaceti
Quality emollient and cold cream
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Forms of beeswax
Yellow wax- not bleached White wax - bleached
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Origin of beeswax
Honeycomb of Appis mellifera
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Constituent of beeswax
Myricyl palmitate
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Where can beeswax be used
Stiffening agent
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2 plant wax
Jojoba oil Carnauba wax
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Only liquid wax
Jojoba oil
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Origin of jojoba oil
Simmondsia chinensis fam: buxaceae
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Constituent of jojoba oil
Eicosenoic acid
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Uses of jojoba oil
emollient
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Origin of carnauba wax
Copernicia prunifera
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Uses of carnauba wax
Candle, wax varnishes
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Substitute for beeswax
Carnauba wax
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Constituent of carnauba wax
Myricyl cerotate
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Saturated FA
Capric Lauric Myristic Palmitic Stearic Arachidic
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What is cod liver oil
A liquid animal fat