The document provides information about oils and fats, including their sources and properties. It lists the chief sources of oils as animals and plants. It discusses the chemical formulas and components of various fatty acids, oils, and soaps. It also presents multiple choice and matching questions related to these topics.
The document provides information about oils and fats, including their sources and properties. It lists the chief sources of oils as animals and plants. It discusses the chemical formulas and components of various fatty acids, oils, and soaps. It also presents multiple choice and matching questions related to these topics.
The document provides information about oils and fats, including their sources and properties. It lists the chief sources of oils as animals and plants. It discusses the chemical formulas and components of various fatty acids, oils, and soaps. It also presents multiple choice and matching questions related to these topics.
2. The cation of soap useful for dry cleaning is _______________ 3. Shaving soap contains excess of ___________ 4. The fatty acid obtained from cotton oil is ____________ 5. The catalyst used in the hydrogenation of oils is _________ 6. The chemical formula of soap is _____________________ 7. The catalyst used in soap manufacturing is _____________ 8. ___________________is completely removed in baby soaps. 9. Transparent soap contains ________________ 10. Deodorant soap contains _____________________ 11. The formula of stearic acid is _________________ 12. Oils are triestors of _______________________________ 13. The chemical formula of oleic acid is _____________ 14. ______________________improves preservation, taste and odour of many oils. 15. Hydrolysis of oils and fats in the presence of a base is called ____________ 16. The by product in the preparation of soap is __________ 17. Sodium salt of ABS or FAS + builders = _________ 18. Saturated fatty acids have high _____________________ 19. ___________________removes the Ca2+ ions present in hard water. 20. Detergents are useful even in hard water because _____________ 21. All soaps contain ________of water. 22. Fat exists in ________________state at room temperature. 23. ____________________is a fat obtained by the catalytic hydrogenation of vegetable oil. 24. The chemical formula of lauric acid is _________________ 25. Chemically _________________are sodium salts of alkyl benzene sulphonates of fatty alcohol sulphates. MATCHING GROUP : A GROUP : B
1. Fatty acids ( B ) A) Contains excess of stearic acid.
2. Toilet soap ( G ) B) Oleic acid. 3. Dry cleaning soap ( E ) C) Alkyl benzene slphonate. 4. Shaving soap ( A ) D) Na+ salt 5. Detergent ( C ) E) Triethanol ammonium. F) Mg(OH)2 G) K+ salt. GROUP : A GROUP : B
1. Saturated fatty acid ( B ) A) Castor oil.
2. Oil used for cosmetics ( A ) B) Lauric acid. 3. Saturated fat ( D ) C) Ca2+; Mg2+ 4. Unsataurated fatty acid ( E ) D) Dalda. 5. Face powder ( G ) E) Linoleinic acid G) Mg2+
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ANSWERS
1) Animals and Plants
2) Tri ethanol ammonium 3) Stearic acid 4) Oelic acid 5) Ni 6) C17H33COONa. 7) Zinc Oxide 8) Glycerol 9) Glycerol 10) 3,4,5 Tribromo salicylanilide 11) C17H35COOH 12) Glycerol and Fatty acid 13) C17H33COOH 14) Hydrogenation 15) Hydrogenation of oils 16) Glycerol 17) Soap 18) Melting point 19) Na3 PO4 20) They react with hard water but do not form porecipitate 21) 30% 22) Solid 23) Vanaspati (Dalda) 24) C11H23COOH 25) Detergents.