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Lecture 4- Food chemistry- carbs and vitamins

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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what is the definition of carbs

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#2
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what organic compounds make up carbs

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#3
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what is the formula for glucose

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#4
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what is the formula for table sugar

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#5
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what is the formula for starch

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#6
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where does dietary CHO come from

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#7
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what happens in photosynthesis

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#8
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what is the equation for photosynthesis

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#9
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what carbs are found in cereal grains/potatoes

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#10
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what carbs are found in fruit

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#11
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what index relates to the free/accessible sugar

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#12
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what is starch

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#13
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what is fibre

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#14
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what is non-digestible by human gastric and intestinal enzymes

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#15
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what does Colonic fermentation of fibre produce

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#16
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explain the classification of carbs

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#17
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what are monosaccharides

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#18
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what are disaccharides

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#19
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what are oligosaccharides

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#20
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explain the source, function and characteristics of different carbs

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glucose + fructose= fruits, honey sucrose= beet and cane lactose= milk and milk product maltose= malt products dextrins= hydrolysis product of starch glycogen= meat products and seafood cellulose= skeletal structure of plant cell (indigestible)

#21
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what are the Functions of simple sugars in foods

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#22
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is starch a complex carbohydrate

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#23
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what chains make up starch

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#24
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what shape is amylose

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