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Swayam

Food Chemistry

University of Mysore and CEC via Swayam

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Overview

Food chemistry mainly deals with chemical structure and properties of food constituents, and with chemical changes food undergoes. The course covers a broad range of subjects related to foods including basic scientific principles to food systems and practical applications. The course is divided into different modules which are arranged systematically and gives the learner the basic information about chemical composition of main types of foods, bio molecules such as carbohydrates, proteins and enzymes, lipids, vitamins, pigments, flavours, minerals and other micro components, additives and contaminants. In addition, the course also covers aspects of novel product development and value addition of foods.

Syllabus

COURSE LAYOUT

Week – I | 1. Introduction to food Chemistry | 2.Introduction to Food and Nutrition | 3. Colorimeter | 4. Introduction to Chromatography |
Week – II | 5. Electrophoresis | 6. Spectrophotometer | 7. Spectroscopy |
Week – III |8. Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer | 9. Carbohydrate (Part I) | 10. Carbohydrates (Part II) | 11. Carbohydrates (Part III) |
Week - IV | 12.Lipids-(Part-I) | 13. Lipids (Part - II) | 14. Lipids (Part- III ) | 15. Lipids Part (IV) |
Week – V | 16.Sources of Fat and Oil | 17. Proteins ( Part-I) | 18. Proteins ( Part-II) |
Week – VI | Water Soluble Vitamin (Part I) | 20. Water Soluble (Part II) | 21. Fat Soluble Vitamins ( Part- I) | 22. Fat Soluble Vitamins ( Part 2) |
Week – VII | 23. Dietary Minerals | 24. Water | 25. Enzymes (Part 1) | 26. Enzymes (Part 1) |
Week - VIII | 27. Flavours (Part I) | 28. Flavours (Part II) | 29.Food Pigments (Part I) | 30 Food Pigments (Part II)|
Week – IX | 31. Quality control and management Liquid Waste | 32. Trickling Filters | 33. Value addition to Fruits and Vegetables through Processing |
Week - X | 34.Treatment Method-Solid Waste |35. Biological Composting | 36. Drying and Incineration |
Week - XI | 37. Browning reactions in food Part I | 38. Browning reactions in food (Part 2) | 39. New Product Development |

Taught by

Dr Chandra Nayaka S

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  • Anonymous
    I prefer the course as I have to know quality of food items, their flavours taste, adding of vitamins, minerals, enzymes, colours etc. Nowadays , the demand of food chemistry increases with the increasing oof population
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