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Food Science Final

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where should you properly store knives block, rack, or special divider drawer
you should cut on a? cutting board
what should you use to reach items on a tall shelf a sturdy step tool
you should put what on a grease fire never water, put cover on a pan or pour salt or baking soda on the flames
fish bone is what type of contaminate physical
bacteria is what type of contaminate biological
what is the temperature danger zone 40 degrees to 140 degrees
who are at risk population for foodborne illness young children, older adults, pregnant women, immuno-compromised
what foodborne illness is found on cans botulism
how long should you wash your hands at least 20 sec - happy bday or ABCs
what is the definition of cross contamination bacteria transferred from one object to another ex: raw meat and fruit on same cutting board without wash
what is the safest place to store foods fridge or pantry
what should you sue when removing hot items from the oven oven mitt or hot pads
what first aid technique should you do for a person who is choking heimlich
what is the order of the scientific method question --> hypothesis --> expierment --> analyze --> conclusion
what is sensory evaluation using 5 senses to analyze/evaluate food and drinks
what affects taste smell, texture, tempature
what makes organic compound contain chains or rings of carbon
what makes an inorganic compound contain no carbon or only single carbon atoms
what is the definition of physical change change in a substances form, size, or state
what is the defintion of chemical change new substances with different chemical and physical properties are formed ex: color/odor
what is an atom smallest unit of any elemental substance that maintains the characteristics of that substance
what makes up the nucleus of an atom protons - positive, neutrons - neutral, outside: electrons - negative
what defines matter any substance that takes up space (volume) and has mass
what makes up up the atomic number number of protons in the nucleus in each atom of that element
what makes up the atomic mass sum of the masses of the protons and neutrons in an atom
what is a heterogenous mixture and example nonuniform distribution of particles ex:oil and water
what is a homogeneous mixture and example uniform distribution of particles ex:saltwater
what makes up a recipie title, yield, ingredients, directions, cook time, required equipment, tips for serving/storage
how many cups is in a gallon 16 cups = 1 gal
what is water molecular formula H2O
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