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Chemistry

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Elena Torres

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30 Slides • 32 Questions

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Which statement best describes these two molecules?

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Sugar molecules are inorganic and fat molecules are organic.

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Sugar molecules are organic and fat molecules are inorganic.

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Energy for life processes can be stored within the chemical bonds of both molecules.

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Energy for life processes can be stored within the chemical bonds of sugar molecules, only.

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Which of the following is not a function of a lipid?

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Provides insulation for organisms

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A major component of cell membranes

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Provides long term energy storage

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Speeds up chemical reactions

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What are the two main classifications of lipids mentioned in the text?

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Saponificables

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Non-saponificables

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Acids

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Eicosanoids

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Which is shown in the picture?

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Fatty Acid

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Monsaccharide

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Amino Acid

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Nucleotide

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What are the main characteristics of saturated fatty acids?

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They contain double bonds

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They are liquid at room temperature

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They usually contain between 10 and 20 carbons

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They are only found in plant oils

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What are the common names of the saturated fatty acids listed in the table?

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Butyric

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Caproic

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Lauric

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Palmitic

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What is the structure of saturated fatty acids as shown in the image?

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Linear chain with single bonds

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Branched chain with double bonds

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Cyclic structure

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No specific structure

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What are the implications of saturated fatty acids on health according to the text?

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They are always harmful

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They have no effect on health

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They can provide health benefits

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They are only beneficial in small amounts

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What are the characteristics of unsaturated fatty acids?

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They have one or more double bonds in their structure

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They are usually solid at room temperature

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They are classified as saturated or trans fats

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They are found abundantly in animal products

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What are the common characteristics of monounsaturated fatty acids?

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They solidify easily at low temperatures

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They are liquid at room temperature

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They contain multiple double bonds

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They are found in animal fats

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How are saturated fats different from unsaturated fats?
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saturated contain single bonds between the carbon atoms; unsaturated contain double bonds between the carbon atoms
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unsaturated are solid fats; saturated are liquid fats
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saturated fats contains less hydrogen atoms than unsaturated fats
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saturated fats contain a kinky structure; unsaturated fats contain a straight structure

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Hydrogen atoms at a double bond are on the same side; bends; oils
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hydrolysis
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Cis
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Trans
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Glycogen

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All single bonds between carbons
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cis or trans isomers
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Monounsaturated fatty acid
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Polyunsaturated fatty acid
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Saturated fatty acid

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What are the common names of the following monounsaturated fatty acids: C14:1n-5, C16:1n-7, C18:1n-9, C18:1n-7, and C22:1n-9?

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Mantequilla

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Palmitoleico

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Oleico

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Erúcido

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What are the characteristics of polyunsaturated fatty acids?

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They have more than one double bond in the molecule

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They are solid at room temperature

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They are not essential for the diet

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They are only found in animal products

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What are the fatty acids that must be eaten in our diet because our bodies cannot produce them?

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saturated fats

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unsaturated fats

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component of fats that is necessary to the body but cannot be produced by it

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essential fatty acids

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wax

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steroids

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lipid

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What are they fatty acids that must be eaten in our diet because our bodies cannot produce them?

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saturated fats

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unsaturated fats

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components of fats that is necessary to the body but cannot be produced by it

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essential fatty acids

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wax

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steriods

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lipid

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What are the common names of the following polyunsaturated fatty acids: C18:2n-6, C18:3n-6, C20:3n-6?

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Linoleico, γ-Linoleico, Dihomo-γ-linoleico

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Araquidónico, α-Linoleico, Timnodónico

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Clupadónico, Cervónico, C20:5n-3

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C22:5n-3, C22:6n-3, C20:4n-6

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Multiple Choice

What are the three types of omega fatty acids mentioned in the text?

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Omega 3

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Omega 6

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Omega 7

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Omega 9

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What are trans fatty acids (AGT) and where are they commonly found?

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Unsaturated fats with double bonds

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Only found in industrial processes

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Only found in natural sources

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Only found in animal products

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Multiple Choice

What is the relationship between trans fats and cardiovascular diseases?

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They have no relationship

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They are beneficial

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They are harmful

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They are only harmful in industrial foods

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What is the percentage of saturated fatty acids (AGS) in Aceite de oliva?

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13.5

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14.4

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12.7

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6.6

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Multiple Choice

What are the components of acylglycerols?

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One glycerol molecule and one fatty acid

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One glycerol molecule and two fatty acids

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One glycerol molecule and three fatty acids

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One glycerol molecule and no fatty acids

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Multiple Choice

What are the components of triglycerides as shown in the diagram?

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Glycerol

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Fatty acids

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Glucose

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Amino acids

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What are the three types of eicosanoids mentioned in the text?

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Prostaglandins

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Leukotrienes

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Thromboxanes

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Fatty acids

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What are the characteristics of ceres as described in the text?

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They are soluble in water

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They are esters of long-chain fatty acids

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They cover the body for protection

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They are hydrophilic

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This image is an example of a phospholipid. Which part of a phospholipid is HYDROPHOBIC?

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the phosphate "head"

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the lipid "tails"

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Multiple Choice

What are terpenes and what are some examples of them?

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Vitamins

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Essential oils

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Minerals

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Proteins

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Multiple Choice

Which of these is the base steroid?
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Cholesterol
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Estrogen
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Testosterone
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All of the above

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