MIDTERM: CARBOHYDRATES Flashcards

1
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polyhydroxy aldehydes or ketones or substances that yield them upon hydrolysis ; constitute the major material by weight in our diet and serve as a source of energy

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carbohydrates

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2
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carbohydrates not decomposable to simple sugars by hydrolysis ; all free _ are ‘reducing’ carbohydrates

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monosaccharides

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3
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monosaccharides used in the experiment

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arabinose
glucose
fructose
galactose

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4
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aldohexose monosaccharide used in the experiment

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glucose
galactose

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5
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aldopentose monosaccharide used in the experiment

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arabinose

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6
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ketohexose monosaccharide used in the experiment

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fructose

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7
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a component of complex plant polysaccharides called gums and found in the free state in the wood of conuferous trees (evergreen trees of shurbs)

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arabinose

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8
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also called grape sugar and dextrose ; referred to as blood sugar

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glucose

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9
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fruit sugar ; sweetest tasting of all sugars

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fructose

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10
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also called cerebrose or brain sugar ; found in cerebrosides

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galactose

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11
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contains two simple sugars linked by glycosidic bond

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disaccharides

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12
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glucose + glucose ; malt sugar ; a-D-glucose + a-D-glucose

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maltose

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13
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glucose + galactose ; milk sugar ; B-D-glucose + B-D-glucose

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lactose

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14
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glucose + fructose ; table sugar ; found in sugar cane, sugar maple, and sugar beets ; a-D-glucose + B-D-glucose

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sucrose

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15
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contains two or ten simple sugars which are linked by glycosidic bond

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oligosaccharides

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16
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have nine or more monosaccharides linked together by glycosidic bonds ; found in nature serve either a structural or a nutrient function

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polysaccharides

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17
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polysaccharides used in the experiment

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starch
agar-agar
gum-arabic
dextrin
cellulose (cotton)

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18
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found in seeds, tubers, and roots of plants such as as potatoes, corn, and cassava ; comprising glucose monomers joined in a(1-4) and a(1-6) linkages

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starch

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19
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two components of starch

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amylose
amylopectin

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20
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partial hydrolytic products of starch ; mixture of polymers of d-glucose units linked by a(1-4) or a(1-6) glycosidic bonds ; shorter chains, used in infant food and corn syrup

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dextrin

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21
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used as a storehouse (liver) muscles of _ in an animal system

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glycogen

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22
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most abundant organic compounds on earth ; dry leaves contains 10-20% ; wood 50% ; cotton 90% ; a linear polymer made up of B(1-4) glycosidic bonds

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cellulose or cotton

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23
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jelly like subtance obtained from the cell walls of some species of red algae, ogonori and tengusa ; mixture of two components ; vegan substitute for gelatin

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agar-agar

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24
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two components of agar-agar

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linear polysaccharide aganose
heterogenous mixture of smaller molecules called agaropectin

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25
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complete hydrolysis of agar-agar yields

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galactose

26
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dried water soluble exudate from the stems of Acacia senegal or related species ; carbohdyrate polymer, complex and highly branched, used in pharmaceutical preparations

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gum-arabic

27
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what are the 9 tests in carbohydrates

A

molisch
anthrone
iodine test for polysaccharides
benedict’s
barfoed’s
seliwanoff’s
orcinol
osazone
mucic acid

28
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this test distinguishes carbohydrates from non-carbohydrates

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molisch test

29
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in molisch test, the carbohydrate undergoes dehydration in the presence of concentrated sulfuric acid resulting in the formation of an

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aldehyde

30
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what are the components of molisch reagent

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5% a-naphtol in 95% ethanol

31
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what is the indication of a positive molisch test (indication of presence of carbohydrate)

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purple ring between layers

32
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qualitative and quantitative estimation of polysaccharides and monosaccharides; sulfuric acid hydrolyzes bound sugars and reacts with sugars to yield furfural or furfural dervatives

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anthrone test

33
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positive indication of anthrone test

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deep green or blue colored complex

34
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what are the components of anthrone reagent

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0.2% anthrone in conc, H2SO4

35
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in anthrone test, if milkiness occurs, dilute carefully with

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50% H2SO4

36
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used to differentiate helical polysaccharides from non-helical polysaccharides ; distinguishes strach from monosaccharides, disaccharides, and other polysaccharides

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iodine test for carbohydrates

37
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iodine yields what color in the presence of starch and dextrin indicating a positive result

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bluish black (blue-black colored solution)

38
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glycogen reacts with the reagent to give what color

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brown-blue color

39
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the darker the color in iodine test means

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presence of starch

40
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general test for detecting presence of reducing sugars

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benedict’s test

41
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benedict’s reagent is composed of

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Cu2+ ions in alkaline solution with sodium citrate

42
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specific components of benedict’s reagent

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copper sulfate pentahydrate (copper II)
sodium carbonate
sodium citrate

43
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what is an indication of a positive test for benedict’s test

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deep red color (brick red)

44
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distinguish between monosaccharides and reducing disaccharides ; uses copper (II) ions in a slightly acidic medium

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barfoed’s test

45
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what is a COMMON positive indication of the barfoed’s test

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red precipitate of copper (I) oxide within two to three minutes

46
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in barfoed’s test what are the other colors that note a positive test within three minutes

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green
red
yellow

47
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used to distinguish aldose from ketose ; 5-hydroxymethylfurfural reacts with resorcinol present in the test reagent

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seliwanoff’s test

48
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what is a positive indication of seliwanoff’s test

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red or cherry red product

49
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test for distinguishing pentoses from hexoses

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orcinol test

50
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what is the composition of orcinol reagent

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5 methylresorcinol
conc HCl
FeCl3 catalyst

51
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what gives a positive response in orcinol/bial’s test

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arabinose

52
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test for reducing sugars ; involves hydrazone formation at C-1 of an aldose and oxidation of C-2 of an alcohol group to a ketone

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osazone test

53
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what is the positive indication of osazone test

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yellow colored crystals

54
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results of osazone test: fructose

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2 mins

55
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results of osazone test: glucose

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4-5 minutes

56
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results of osazone test: arabinose

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10 minutes

57
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results of osazone test: galactose

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15-19 minutes

58
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results of osazone test: lactose

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precipitated when cooled

59
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results of osazone test: maltose

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precipitated when cooled

60
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results of osazone test: sucrose

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none

61
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to detect presence of galactose and lactose

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mucic acid test

62
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positive indication of mucic acid test

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colorless needle like crystals