ZIMBABWE SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL (ZIMSEC) ADVANCED LEVEL SYLLABUS

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• Nutrition
• Carbohydrate chemistry
• Food science
• Carbohydrates
• Biomolecules
• Food chemistry
• Carbohydrate
• Biochemistry
• Reducing sugar
• Sugar
• Polysaccharide
• Maillard reaction

Final version to appear in OnwardSlimming Languages by Reducing Sugar: A Case for Semantics-Altering Transformations Junsong Li, Justin Pombrio, Joe Gibbs Politz, Shriram Krishnamurthi Brown University

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• Subroutines
• Functional programming
• Higher-order functions
• Programming language comparisons
• Lambda calculus
• Scope
• Fold
• Apply
• JavaScript
• Map
• Reserved word
• This

Mexico’s National Institute of Public Health study indicates the federal sugar-sweetened beverage tax is successfully reducing purchases in Mexican households   

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Obesity on the Menu: Reducing the Promotion of Sugar Sweetened Beverages through Restaurant Children’s Menus Eating out used to be a special treat, but these days families are increasingly eating meals from restaurant

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• Medicine
• Childhood obesity
• Soft drink
• Obesity
• Sugar drink
• Happy Meal
• Food
• Fast food restaurant
• Human nutrition
• Food and drink
• Health
• Nutrition

1 Sweetening the deal – High sugar grasses in Reducing New Zealand’s Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Emissions Nigel Taptiklis Environmental Studies, School of Earth Sciences, Victoria University of Wellington, PO

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• Nitrogen metabolism
• Livestock
• Industrial hygiene
• Nitrous oxide
• Fertilizer
• Urea
• Greenhouse gas
• N2O
• Nitrogen fixation
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Matter

Atoms - How sweet they are! Glucose is a very important sugar used by all plants and animals as a source of energy. Maltose is the next most complicated sugar, and is formed from two glucose molecules. The atomic ingred

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• Nonmetals
• Chemical formulas
• Reducing agents
• Structural formula
• Molecule
• Oxygen
• Carbon
• Hydrogen
• Chemical compound
• Chemistry
• Matter
• Chemical elements

Topic 4. Identifying Organic Compounds in Plants Introduction: This lab will introduce some simple qualitative methods for identifying basic types of organic compounds. I. Carbohydrates Ia. Simple Sugars The basic formul

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• Sweeteners
• Carbohydrates
• Sugar
• Starch
• Fructose
• Sucrose
• Reducing sugar
• Glucose
• Maize
• Food and drink
• Chemistry
• Nutrition

Trade Guidelines for Reducing Sugars and Fats in Foods --Draft-34th Trade Consultation Forum 25 April[removed]TG_TCF_SugarsFat_e_simplified.ppt

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• Food and drink
• Trans fat
• Saturated fat
• Sugar
• Human nutrition
• Food
• Cooking
• Free sugar
• Frying
• Nutrition
• Health
• Medicine

Trade Guidelines for Reducing Sugars and Fats in Foods - Draft for Discussions at the Trade Consultation ForumPurpose This set of guidelines is intended for all food traders manufacturing and selling foods. It aims to he

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• Medicine
• Trans fat
• Saturated fat
• Human nutrition
• Unsaturated fat
• Sugar
• Margarine
• Cooking oil
• Fat
• Nutrition
• Health
• Food and drink

Trade Guidelines for Reducing Sugars and Fats in Foods 37th Trade Consultation Forum 7 November[removed]TG_TCF_SugarsFat_e_121107a.ppt

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• Sugar
• Food and drink
• Diets
• Carbohydrates
• Excipients
• Free sugar
• Food
• Food guide pyramid
• Saturated fat
• Nutrition
• Health
• Medicine