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Card 6
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What does it mean if vegetable oils are saturated? What do they tend to be at room temperature and an example?
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Card 7
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What does it mean if some vegetable oils are unsaturated? What do they tend to be at toom temperature?
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Card 8
Front
In unsaturated fats and oils, that are the two categories for the fats and what does it mean?
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Card 9
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what is an emulsion?
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Card 10
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Wht are emulsions useful in food?
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Card 11
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What are some examples of where emulsions are used?
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Card 12
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What are the two main types of emulsions invoolving oil and water?
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Card 13
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What are emulsifiers and an example?
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Card 14
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Describe the structure of an emulsifier and what it does?
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Card 15
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What is hydrogenation?
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