
Food Chemistry
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- Q1What are intentional additives?Substances that have no nutritive valueSubstances that become part of the food product accidentallySubstances derived from natural sourcesSubstances added on purpose to perform specific functions30s
- Q2What are incidental additives?Substances that become part of the food product through production, processing, storing, or packagingSubstances that have no nutritive valueSubstances added on purpose to perform specific functionsSubstances derived from natural sources30s
- Q3What are non-nutritive food additives?Substances added on purpose to perform specific functionsSubstances derived from natural sourcesSubstances that do not contribute to the nutritive value of foods and are not foods themselvesSubstances that become part of the food product through production, processing, storing, or packaging30s
- Q4What are natural additives?Substances that do not contribute to the nutritive value of foodsSubstances derived from natural sources such as annatto, chlorophyll, and carotene food colorsSubstances added on purpose to perform specific functionsSubstances that become part of the food product through production, processing, storing, or packaging30s
- Q5What are artificial additives?Substances that do not contribute to the nutritive value of foodsSubstances added on purpose to perform specific functionsSubstances that are produced syntheticallySubstances that become part of the food product through production, processing, storing, or packaging30s
- Q6What do antimicrobial agents do?Prevent spoilage of food by mold or micro-organismsAlter the texture of a foodPrevent rancidity in foods containing fats and damage caused by oxygenMake food more appealing and provide color30s
- Q7What do antioxidants do?Prevent spoilage of food by mold or micro-organismsPrevent rancidity in foods containing fats and damage caused by oxygenAlter the texture of a foodMake food more appealing and provide color30s
- Q8What do artificial colors do?Prevent rancidity in foods containing fats and damage caused by oxygenPrevent spoilage of food by mold or micro-organismsMake food taste better or give them a specific tasteProvide a color that humans associate with a particular flavor30s
- Q9What do artificial flavors do?Provide a color that humans associate with a particular flavorMake food taste better or give them a specific tastePrevent spoilage of food by mold or micro-organismsPrevent rancidity in foods containing fats and damage caused by oxygen30s
- Q10What do bleaching agents do?Prevent spoilage of food by mold or micro-organismsMake food taste better or give them a specific tastePrevent rancidity in foods containing fats and damage caused by oxygenWhiten foods such as wheat flour and cheese30s
- Q11What are nutrient additives?Vitamins and minerals added to foods during enrichment or fortificationSubstances that do not contribute to the nutritive value of foodsSubstances added on purpose to perform specific functionsSubstances that become part of the food product through production, processing, storing, or packaging30s