A technique that separates readable pattern of DNA fragment is
A. Genetic engineering
B. Recombinant DNA
C. Gel electrophoresis
Answer
C. Gel electrophoresis
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Balancing cost, speed, and ease of use, which rapid quality control for syrup is used by the industry? a. forced draft oven b. reflux distillation c. hydrometer d. NIR
Answer
c. Hydrometer
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Absorbtivity is a proportionality constant dependent on: A. molecular properties of species, B. Wavelength, C. Chemical Environment, or D. All of the above?
Answer
D. All of the Above
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Which of the following is a response surface experimental design?
A. Plackett–Burman design B. Full factorial C. Simplex Centroid D. Box-Behnken
Answer
D. Box-Behnken
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Which of the following can be an official method of analysis or an AOAC method for certain food matrices: A. Dumas, B. Soxhlet, C. Karl Fischer Titration, D. Muffle Furnace Dry Ashing, or E. All of the above?
Answer
E. All of the Above
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Which of the following is NOT a method used to determine the fat content of a food: A. Soxhlet extraction, B. Mojonnier extraction, C. Goldfish method, D. Karl Fischer
Answer
Karl Fischer
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The type of chromatography used to separate color pigments is A) GC, B) Thin layer, C) HPLC and D) Paper
Answer
Paper
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Which one of the followin values would give you the most information about the melting properites and mouthfeel of fats? a. Oil stability index b. Solid fat index c. IV d. Cloud point
Answer
Solid fat content
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What is the logarithm of 1?
Answer
0
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What is the general nitrogen to protein conversion factor used in Kjeldahl method?
Answer
6.25
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If the temperature of a solution is -40°F, what will be its temperature in °C?
Answer
-40 °C.
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Explain 'Ghost peaks' in chromatography.
Answer
"Ghost peaks" are unexpected or unexplained peaks in a chromatogram that do not correspond to any known analyte. They may be caused by: Contamination (from solvents, columns, or glassware), Carryover from previous injections, Degradation of compounds or reagents, Mobile phase impurities or instrumental artifacts
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What is the unit of transmittance in spectrophotometry?
Answer
% T (percent Transmittence)
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If you take 20 ml of .1 M NaOH to titrate 40 mL of an HCl solution to the phenolphthalein end point what is the molarity of the HCl solution?
Answer
0.05 M HCl
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If a solution of ascorbic acid obeys Beer's Law and a 1 M solution gives an optical density of 0.75, what will be the optical density of a 2 M solution?
Answer
1.5 absorbance units
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What is the molarity of 40% w/v NaOH solution?
Answer
10 M
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How many meters is 1 Angstrom?
Answer
10^-10 meters
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How much time must pass after a new analytical method has been published in the Journal of AOAC before it is included in the AOAC handbook?
Answer
2 years
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What is a TTC test? What is it used for?
Answer
2,3,5 triphenyl tetrazolium chloride test, used for detection of antibiotics in milk
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What is the wavelength range of UV-Vis spectroscopy?
Answer
200-700nm (UV=200-350nm, Vis=350-700)
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