True/False - Waxes are different from fats and oils in that they are simple monoesters with long saturated carbon chains. A. True B. False

Q: 4-What is the difference between laboratory and point-of-care or at-home cholesterol tests?

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Q: - Why is high pressure an attractive approach to sterilization and food preservation? a. It is much…

A: The use of high pressure in the sterilisation and preservation of foods to maintain its quality l,…

Q: Explain why eating a poppy seed bagel can produce a positive test in a drug screening.

A: Drug screening is the process in which potential drugs are identified and optimized before selection…

Q: How were the first soaps made? Who patented liquid soap?

A: The History of soaps is not very clear there are traces of using different materials in a different…

Q: Which of the following is NOT characteristic of a quality restorative wax? a. The ability to…

A: Restorative wax is a type of microcrystalline wax polish that is utilized in museum conservation and…

Q: Safer Solvents and Auxiliaries Auxiliary substances?

A: There are 12 principles of green chemistry that suggest and guide a better approach for chemical…

Q: Explain how soap cleans away dirt

A: Soaps are prepared by sponification reaction which includes the raising of temperature of fatty…

Q: 29. Which of the lipids in Figure LP 1 is likely to have the highest melting point? II III Figure LP…

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Q: What is a gel and explains its characteristics?

A: Gel:        A gel is a semi-solid that is ranging its properties from soft and weak to hard and…

Q: What are emulsifiers and microemulsions. Describe in detail?

A: A question to distinguish emulsifier and microemulsion, which is to be accomplished.

Q: Name two causes of rancidity in oils

A: Rancidity in oils is a process in which the oils are converted into a substance which has unpleasant…

Q: Plant oils are liquids at room temperature because: A.) The fats have shorter hydrocarbon chains.…

A: Oils derived from the plant's seeds and are frequently used for cooking foods are termed as "plant…

Q: Give an example of (a) polyester (b) polyamide.

A: An example of polyester and polyamide has to be given,

Q: How is paraffin oil emulsified?

A: Emulsification is the process of dispersing two or more immiscible liquids together to form a…

Q: How do unsaturations in oil affect its melting point?

A: Unsaturation in oil i.e. double bond present may have cis configuration which produces bend…

Q: strongest type of interaction between two polar amino acid side chains is London dispersion forces ?…

A: Answer is False. London dispersion forces of attraction is the weakest force among two polar…

Q: what is pharmaceutical cream?

A: Creams are emulsions of oil and water. They are divided into two types: Oil-in-water creams which…

Q: True or false? Unsaturated fats can be converted to saturated fats by reacting them with…

A: Unsaturated fats can be converted to saturated fats by reacting them with high-pressure hydrogen gas…

Q: what is pharmaceutical cream?define

A: The pharmaceutical cream has to be defined

Q: An example of a product made from a synthetic material is A. a pine 2×4 board © B. a PET plastic…

A: Synthetic materials means those substances which are artificial or man made but doesn't occur…

Q: 3. Differentiate emulsoids and suspensoids. Give at least two (2) examples of each.

A: Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: How are transparent soaps manufactured?

A: The general formula for the soap is RCOONa

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Q: Q2 How do soaps made from vegetable oils differ from soaps made from animal fat?

A: Difference between the soaps made from vegetable oil and the soap made from the animal fat.

Q: artificial sweeteners good or bad?

A: Artificial sweetners are sugar substitutes. It is sweet in taste

Q: which polymer is used in non-sticky kitchenware ?

A: Polymer:A large molecule which is formed by many simple units called monomers is said to be a…

Q: What is the structural difference between a grease and a wax?

A: Grease is a semi solid substance which is formed by dispersing thickening agent into the liquid.…

Q: 6. Name four processes that may be used to refine oils 7. What is the description for the term…

A: 6. Answer: Refining of oil involves the conversion of crude oil into useful products as gasoline,…

Q: Answer and explain the question below. No copy-paste in google, please. What organic compounds are…

A: Soaps are used for cleaning.

Q: Stearic acid and linoleic acid have 18 carbon atoms each. Complete the sentences to explain why…

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Q: Explain how soaps remove oily spots from clothing when washing.

A: This can be explained with the help of ends of soap molecule.

Q: he function of glycerol in embalming fluids is    A. to act as a humectant    B. to dehydrate…

A: Embalming fluids are substances used to slow down the decomposition rate. Embalming prevents the…

Q: Chemistry Identify the functional group of sphingolipids?

A: Functional group in a compound determines chemical properties of that compound.

Q: 67. This compound is called Steroid Glycerin Wax

A: Steroid contain 4 ring fused ring in a perticular manner  Glycerine is saturated hydrocarbon…

Q: 3. Functional groups and application to human body for steroids ?

A: Steroids -  Steroids are generally the compound which are biologically active with four rings…

Q: How do soaps act as cleansing agents in the process of micelle formation and emulsification? Explain…

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Q: do you think the lipid solution tested in the Sudan IV test (olive oil) is a saturated or…

A: Sudan IV is an aromatic diazo compound which is highly conjugated and is highly colored. It is a fat…

Q: What are emulsions? State one application of emulsification.

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Q: Out of butter and groundnut oil which is unsaturated in nature?

A: Given: Butter and groundnut oil

Q: Which would be the most important type of intermolecular force between fat molecules and petroleum…

A: There are following types of intermolecular forces: 1. Hydrogen bonding.  This is the force between…

Q: What is an emulsifying agent? What role does it play in forming anemulsion?

A: Emulsifying agents are the compounds that acts as a stabilizer in emulsions. Emulsions are generally…

Q: What are emulsions? Give an example.

A: In a dispersion, the discontinuous phase which is spreading throughout the dispersion medium is…

Q: What is the description for the rancidity of oils

A: Rancidity of oil is the oxidation state of oil which affects the nutritional value of oil. Oxidative…

Q: Give an example of a cis- and a trans- structure each. Explain why cis- and trans-fats have very…

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