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Natural products: fats and oils Intermediate 2 Chemistry Unit 2(e)

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Natural products: fats and oils. Intermediate 2 Chemistry Unit 2(e). Key questions. What is the difference between a fat and an oil? What causes this difference?. Classifying fats and oils. According to their origin Animal e.g. lard Vegetable e.g. sunflower oil - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Natural products: fats and oilsIntermediate 2 ChemistryUnit 2(e)

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Key questions

• What is the difference between a fat and an oil?

• What causes this difference?

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Classifying fats and oils• According to their origin

– Animal e.g. lard– Vegetable e.g. sunflower oil– Marine e.g. cod liver oil

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Function in the human body• Provide energy

• A more concentrated energy source than the same mass of carbohydrate

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What are fats and oils?• Esters

• Their parent alcohol is glycerol

• The alkanoic acids are fatty acids

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Glycerol

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Fatty acids

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Key questions• Can you give an example of a situation

when fats or oils are broken down?

• What type of reaction is involved?

• In what ratio will the products be produced?

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Difference between fats and oils• Fats are solid at room temperature; oils

are liquids.

• Fats have higher melting points than oils.

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Structure of fats• Saturated

molecules• Regular

structure• Tight

packing• Stronger

forces between molecules

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Structure of oils• Unsaturated

molecules• Irregular

structure• Loose

packing• Weaker

forces between molecules

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Converting oils into fats• What would need to be done to convert

an oil into a fat?– C=C is removed through an addition

reaction with hydrogen