topic f Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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gel type air freshener

A

10-20%

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2
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aerosol type air freshener

A

1%

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3
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soap

A

1-1.5% usually musk

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4
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anti-perspirant

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pH 4.5, is acidic

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5
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detergent

A

0.1-0.4%

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6
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detergent fragrance notes

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cleaning stage ‘clean’ and ‘fresh’ odour (citrusy, fresh, aldehydic, green)
final stage ‘caring’ and ‘soft’ image (floral, woody, musky notes)

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7
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fabric softener

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0.2-2%

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8
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fabric softener active ingredient

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quaternary ammonium salt (smooth and anti static)

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9
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alcoholic drinks (beer)

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0.3%

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alcoholic drinks (liqueurs, cream liqueurs, spirits, wine coolers

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(<0.1%) 0.04%, 0,06%, 0.02-0.05%, 0.03%

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11
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beverage (emulsion)

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0.02-0.03%

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12
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how to resolve cloudiness in clear solution (usually citrus beverage)?

A

remove terpenes

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13
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chewing gum

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high at 1.6% for prolonged chewing

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14
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chewing gum perceived order

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polar components first, non-polar later

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15
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dairy products (milk)

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0.04% to remove cooked note

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16
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dairy products (yoghurt)

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0.04% pH can alter perception of flavours

17
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dairy products (cheese)

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0.08% protein binding, may require flavour reformulation

18
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dairy products (margarine)

A

0.02% has partition effect

19
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pharmaceuticals (antacids)

A

must be stable in alkali medium, mask chalky character (mint & anise)

20
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pharmaceuticals (medicated candies eg lozenges)

A

phenolic or antibacterial agents (cherry preferred to mask)

21
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pharmaceuticals (cough syrup)

22
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pharmaceuticals (vitamin tablets)

23
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pharmaceuticals (antacids and ready to drink)

24
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pharmaceuticals (medicated candy)

25
hard candy
0.08%
26
hard candy best solvents?
propylene glycol and triethyl citrate
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soups & sauces
0.02-0.03%
28
restrictions for flavouring soups and sauces
more volatile flavour chemicals suffer losses at high temp
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tea
citrus flavoured tea should have terpenes removed so that tea is clear when brewed (bergamot usually used as it has less oxidising terpenes)