PT 1 Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
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What is the definition of crude fiber?

A

The residue, consisting chiefly of cellulose, that remains undissolved after successive treatment with boiling acid and alkali.

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Why is crude fiber determination important in cocoa?

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It is used in evaluating the efficiency of milling and separating bran from the starchy endosperm and in determining the succulence of fresh vegetables and fruits.

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What is the crude fiber limit in cocoa?

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7% of ether-insoluble residue.

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What is the principle used in crude fiber determination in cocoa?

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Gravimetric method of analysis.

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5
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What is the scientific name of cocoa?

A

Theobroma cacao.

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What are the uses of cocoa in the pharmaceutical industry?

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  • Emmenagogue
  • Emollient
  • Nutritive
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What is the procedure for determining crude fiber in cocoa?

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  1. Weigh 2g of cocoa
  2. Macerate in ether for 24 hours
  3. Decant ether and dry
  4. Add boiling 1.25% H2SO4
  5. Heat for 30 minutes
  6. Filter and wash residue until neutral.
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8
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What does the determination of nonvolatile ether-soluble extractives in cocoa measure?

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It is an approximate measure of certain soluble constituents or groups of related constituents.

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9
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What is the difference between volatile and non-volatile ether-soluble extractives?

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  • Volatile ether-soluble extractives: Represents volatile oil of the drug.
  • Non-volatile ether-soluble extractives: Represents active constituents like fixed oils, resins, and coloring matter.
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What is the formula for calculating the weight of nonvolatile ether-soluble extractives (NVESE)?

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Weight of NVESE = wt. of Sample – wt. of volatile extract.

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What is the general formula for acid value in peppermint oil?

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Acid Value = (ml of KOH x N x 56.11) / wt. of sample.

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12
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What is the scientific name of peppermint?

A

Mentha piperita.

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13
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What is the minimum percentage of total menthol required in peppermint oil?

A

Less than 50.0%.

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14
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What is the general formula for saponification value?

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Saponification Value = (mLBlank − mLTest) x N x 56.11 / wt of sample.

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15
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What is the purpose of iodine value determination?

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It indicates the content of unsaturated triglycerides in oils and helps in characterizing and identifying oils.

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16
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What is the formula for calculating iodine value (IV)?

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IV (g/100g) = (ml of blank − ml of actual) x N x 0.1269 x 100 / wt of sample.

17
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What does the iodine value indicate?

A

The degree of unsaturation in oils.

18
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What is a key application of iodine value determination?

A

To detect the purity of mixtures.

19
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What is the purpose of a blank test determination in iodine value determination?

A

Corrects for the presence of impurities in reagents and changes in volume at different temperatures.