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Grab (1) whiteboard, pen and rag (2) scratch paper (3) data booklet (4) calculator (5) team of up to 4 people And… come up with a team name! Click to begin.

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Foods 2Drugs 2Mixed 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Drugs 1Foods 1 Final!

What is it called when a solid is dispersed in a liquid?

Suspension

Name the 3 nutrients

Fats, Protein, Carbohydrates

Also called “non- enzymatic browning”

Maillard Reaction Note: protein + sugar, example= milk chocolate

Name 2 pigments

Carotenoids, Anthocyanins, Chlorophyll, and Heme

Define shelf life

TIME period it takes before a food is no longer DESIRABLE to the consumer

Where are anthocyanins found?

Berries mainly… (red/blue hues) 30 point BONUS Question!

If potassium permanganate is added to propan-2-ol, name the product(s) propanone Back

Name 2 methods of food preservation used in canning

sugaring, heating, reducing pH, eliminating oxygen (or small headspace)

What happens chemically when fats turn rancid? (hydrolytic rancidity only in SL)

They break into glycerol and their fatty acids

Give two pros of hydrogenating oils

(1) Cheap (2) increased shelf life (3) increase melting point/hardness

Vitamin C, selenium, and beta carotene are natural ____

Antioxidants

The area between the LD50 and the ED50; indicates the overdose danger of a drug

Therapeutic Window 30 point BONUS question!

Put these oxides in order of increasing pH when added to water: Na 2 O, P 2 O 4, SiO 2 P 2 O 4 < SiO 2 < Na 2 O Back

Why is it not advisable to take aspirin and drink alcohol?

Synergistic effect leads to increased stomach bleeding

List 2 physiological effecs of stimulants

Any 2: Increased blood pressure, dilated pupils, increased heart rate

Write an equation for the neutralization of stomach acid by Mg(OH) 2

Mg(OH) 2 + 2HCl  MgCl 2 + 2HOH

Identify the functional group that both caffeine and nicotine have in common

Tertiary amine

What is the fastest drug delivery method?

Intravenous- directly into the bloodstream Note: 4 other methods= oral, subcutaneous, intramulscular, inhalation, and rectal

Explain how mild analgesics work to relieve pain (2)

Intercept pain at the source Reduce the production of protaglandins which cause pain

Name 1 positive side effect of taking aspirin for pain

Protect against heart attack and stroke

Name 3 long-term effects of taking morphine and its derivatives

Constipation; obesity/underweight (poor nutrition); decreased libido; disruption of menstrual cycle; theft and/or prostitution, dependence

Define Drug Tolerance

Increased dose is needed to achieve the same effect

In a dichromate breathalyzer, what color change indicates the presence of alcohol?

Orange (Cr 2 O 7 2- ) to green (Cr 3+ )

Who is this…?

Fritz Haber

Name this molecule:

Chloro benzene

This is entrance music for…

Darth Vader

What are the 3 tenets of collision theory?

In order to react, particles must (1)Collide (2)Hit with the enough energy (3)Have the correct geometry

Make your wager

The discovery of pennicillin in 1928 was revolutionary (1)Describe how pennicillin works to kill bacteria and (2) State 2 reasons that over- prescription of antibiotics is dangerous

(1)Interferes with bacteria’s cell wall production; allowing water in and the bacteria burst (2)Kills good bacteria/Bacteria grow resistant/ Reduces the effect