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FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES - NUTRITION AND DIETETIC - BES 203 - FOOD CHEMİSTRY AND ANALYSES I
Fakulte:
10
Bolum:
4
Ders Id No:
9016001546048
Katalog Id:
57982
Ders Tipi:
0
Ogretim Duzeyi:
2
Ogretim Turu:
1
Course Information
Faculty Name:
FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
Section Name:
NUTRITION AND DIETETIC
Teaching Level Name:
Under Graduate
Course Name:
FOOD CHEMİSTRY AND ANALYSES I
Lesson Code:
BES 203
Period:
03
Theoric:
2
Practice:
0
Laboratory:
4
Credit:
4.0
Ects Credits:
5.0
Course Type Name:
Required
Course Language:
Turkish
Course Coordinator:
Head of Department
Teaching Staff:
Öğr.Gör. SEHER CAN
Assistants:
The Aim of the course:
To teach the composition and properties of foods with the
chemical changes it undergoes during production to
consumption period (handling, processing and storage),
give the knowledge of chemical and physical reactions that
influence food quality, give practical training in the
laboratory to form the background in food analysis.
Course Content:
Solutions and colloid systems. Structures, classifications
and properties of carbohydrates, proteins and lipids with
related quantitative and qualitative analysis. Structures
and classifications of enzymes; their occurrence in foods
and usage in food industry. Factors affecting enzymatic
reactions. Functions and specifications of pigments, aroma
and flavor compounds.
Course Source:
Course Source Recommended:
Belitz, HD., Grosch, W. Food Chemistry. Springer-Verlag
Berlin Heidelberg-Germany, 1999.
Fennema OR. Food Chemisrty. Third Ed. Marcel Dekker,
INC. New York, 1996
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