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#1
Front (Question)

In what states water is found

Back (Answer)

Solid, liquid, gaseous

#2
Front (Question)

Water is ___ (food industry) and ___ (health)

Back (Answer)

 the main component of many foods  a nutrient necessary to sustain life

#3
Front (Question)

Nutritionally water does what

Back (Answer)

 helps control body temperature  transports nutrients and waste products  provides the solution for metabolic reactions

#4
Front (Question)

In food science water can do what

Back (Answer)

 influences the texture, appearance, and taste of food  is an important heat medium in cooking  is an important solvent for cleaning and sanitation  is critical in food preservation  determines the likelihood of food spoilage by its presence or absence

#5
Front (Question)

What bonds there are in water and charges

Back (Answer)

polar covalent and hydrogen Has partially negative charge on oxygen and partially positive on hydrogen

#6
Front (Question)

Water should be a gas at room temperature, because of its size, why it is not?

Back (Answer)

Hydrogen bonding that hold molecules together

#7
Front (Question)

Hydrogen bonds Hydrogen bonds in water create a greater surface tension than most compounds, allowing water to

Back (Answer)

 cling to something else as well as itself  have a higher melting and boiling point than other compounds  freeze faster than it thaws  form a crystalline structure in the solid state

#8
Front (Question)

Hydrogen bonds help to dissolve ___ substances

Back (Answer)

Polar

#9
Front (Question)

What influences the boiling and freezing points

Back (Answer)

Atmospheric pressure

#10
Front (Question)

What happens to water boiling temperature at high altitudes ?

Back (Answer)

Water boils at lower temperatures at high altitudes and at higher temperatures at low altitudes  High altitude baking considerations such as increasing the amount of flour, water content, and oven temperature need to be considered

#11
Front (Question)

Water is not usually found in pure form because it is such a great solvent  An impurity in water may change its (4 points)

Back (Answer)

 physical and chemical characteristics  flavor and color  boiling and freezing points  hydrogen bonding

#12
Front (Question)

Temperature of water steam

Back (Answer)

As boiling water , but can be higher under pressure

#13
Front (Question)

Steam in cooking

Back (Answer)

 leaves food more flavorful and nutritious than boiling ( vitamins do not leach out)  leavens baked goods

#14
Front (Question)

What solution is CO2 in carbonated beverages

Back (Answer)

Gas-in-water solutions

#15
Front (Question)

What is partially responsible for water taste

Back (Answer)

Oxygen

#16
Front (Question)

Examples of liquid-in-water solutions

Back (Answer)

 Alcoholic beverages, vinegars and fruit juice concentrates are examples

#17
Front (Question)

Salt and sugar ____ the freezing point and increase the boiling point of water

Back (Answer)

lower

#18
Front (Question)

What is tea and coffee in water

Back (Answer)

Tea and coffee are flavor compounds dissolved in water

#19
Front (Question)

Gave examples of water percentage in most foods

Back (Answer)

 Fruits and vegetables are over 70 % water  Bread is 36 % water  Popcorn is 4 % water

#20
Front (Question)

What characteristic in products is related to its perishability

Back (Answer)

H2O content

#21
Front (Question)

Why water is responsible for perishability

Back (Answer)

This is because water is both a reactant and a reaction medium deteriorative chemical changes ) and is a requirement for microbial growth ( spoilage

#22
Front (Question)

3 ways water can be a structure of food

Back (Answer)

Free water Hydrate water Bound

#23
Front (Question)

Characteristics of free water (4)

Back (Answer)

 is easily separated from food tissue  often contains dissolved compounds  boils and freezes easily  readily evaporates when foods are dried

#24
Front (Question)

What is anhydrous

Back (Answer)

A process of separating hydrate water to the compound by boiling