Biacetyl is stable at room temperature but decomposes by first order kinetics at temperatures above 200 oC with half- life of 9.00 minutes. Biacetyl is used as a flavoring agent but must undergo a flavor enhancing heating procedure at temperature over 200 oC. How many minutes can food last with this flavoring agent retaining 85.0% of the flavoring agent at 200 oC? Group of answer choices 10.7 minutes 0.917 minutes 2.11 minutes 1.01 minutes 5.14 minutes

Biacetyl is stable at room temperature but decomposes by first order kinetics at temperatures above 200 oC with half- life of 9.00 minutes. Biacetyl is used as a flavoring agent but must undergo a flavor enhancing heating procedure at temperature over 200 oC. How many minutes can food last with this flavoring agent retaining 85.0% of the flavoring agent at 200 oC? Group of answer choices 10.7 minutes 0.917 minutes 2.11 minutes 1.01 minutes 5.14 minutes

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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