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SBI4U Quantitative Measurement of Invisible Fats From Foods Biochemistry Part 1. Extraction of Fat from Chocolate Chips 1. Weigh 5 grams (9 chips) of chocolate chips. Crush/grind the chocolate. 2. Label 3 beakers: chocolate chips, potato chips, and sunflower seeds. 3. Place the crushed chocolate chips in the labeled beaker and record the weight. 4. Add 10 milliliters of acetone to the crushed chocolate chips in the beaker. 5. Swirl for 1 minute in a hood, or stir with a glass rod (in a well ventilated area). 6. Carefully decant the acetone into the Petri dish, retaining the chocolate in the beaker. 7. Add 10 milliliters of acetone to the chocolate and repeat steps 5 and 6. 8. Allow the acetone in the Petri dish to dry overnight in a hood (or a well ventilated area). 9. Allow the beaker with the chocolate to dry overnight. Weigh the beaker with the chocolate. Part 2. Extraction of Fat from Potato Chips 1. Weigh out 5 grams of potato chips. Crush/grind the potato chips. 2. Repeat steps 2-9 in Part 1. Part 3. Extraction of Fat from Sunflower Seeds 1. Weigh out 5 grams of sunflower seeds. Crush/grind the seeds. 2. Repeat steps 2-9 in Part 1. DATA TABLE – EXTRACTION OF LIPIDS [A] Food Mass of beaker Mass of beaker with raw food Net Mass of raw food Mass of beaker with dried food Mass lost from food % Lipid extraction Chocolat e chips Potato chips Sunflowe r seeds

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Page 1: 10 Fat Extraction Lab

SBI4U Quantitative Measurement of Invisible Fats From FoodsBiochemistry

Part 1. Extraction of Fat from Chocolate Chips

1. Weigh 5 grams (9 chips) of chocolate chips. Crush/grind the chocolate. 2. Label 3 beakers: chocolate chips, potato chips, and sunflower seeds. 3. Place the crushed chocolate chips in the labeled beaker and record the weight.4. Add 10 milliliters of acetone to the crushed chocolate chips in the beaker.5. Swirl for 1 minute in a hood, or stir with a glass rod (in a well ventilated area).6. Carefully decant the acetone into the Petri dish, retaining the chocolate in the beaker.7. Add 10 milliliters of acetone to the chocolate and repeat steps 5 and 6.8. Allow the acetone in the Petri dish to dry overnight in a hood (or a well ventilated area).9. Allow the beaker with the chocolate to dry overnight. Weigh the beaker with the chocolate.

Part 2. Extraction of Fat from Potato Chips1. Weigh out 5 grams of potato chips. Crush/grind the potato chips.2. Repeat steps 2-9 in Part 1.

Part 3. Extraction of Fat from Sunflower Seeds1. Weigh out 5 grams of sunflower seeds. Crush/grind the seeds.2. Repeat steps 2-9 in Part 1.

DATA TABLE – EXTRACTION OF LIPIDS [A]

Food Mass of beaker

Mass of beaker with raw food

Net Mass of raw food

Mass of beaker with dried food

Mass lost from food

% Lipid extraction

Chocolate chips

Potato chips

Sunflower seeds

DATA TABLE – DESCRIPTION OF FATS [C]

Food Color Texture Odor Viscosity

Chocolate chips

Potato chips

Sunflower seeds

Questions1) Why was acetone used instead of water? What happened overnight? Why? [I]2) Create a chart ranking [C] [I]

a) the percentage of lipid extracted from all three foods (most to least) and b) the data from the Nutrition Facts label on the packages. Did your ranking agree with the ranking of the product labels? Why or why not?

3) Determine which lipids contained saturated and unsaturated fatty acids in this experiment, based on your descriptions of the fats in the Petri dishes.[I]

4) If you had used an animal source in the above experiment, what type of fat would you expect to extract? Describe it. [K]