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CHAPTER 2b SCIENCE F5 KSSM

CHAPTER 2b SCIENCE F5 KSSM

NUTRITION AND
FOOD TECHNOLOGY

Prepared by: Pn. Nurulkamilah binti Khairir

NUTRITION AND FOOD TECHNOLOGY

CONTENT STANDARD

2.1 Balanced Diet And Calorific Value
2.2 Nutrition Requirement In Plants
2.3 Nitrogen Cycle
2.4 Food Production Technology
2.5 Food Processing Technology
2.6 Food and supplements

Balanced diet and
calorific value

Prepared by: Pn. Nurulkamilah binti Khairir

Student is able to: 2.1 Balanced diet
and calorific value
 Describe balanced diet

 Conduct an experiment
to estimate the energy
value in food samples

 Justify the effects of
consuming calories
that do not meet
individual requirements



A balanced diet is a diet that includes all the
classes of food in the right quantity according

to the individual’s body requirement.

Is a serving of nasi lemak an example of
balanced diet?

Malnutrition

A lack or an excess of any class of food can cause malnutrition

04 05

Rickets

03 Kwashiorkor

02 Scurvy

01 Marasmus

Goiter

Concept of Pinggan Sihat Malaysia

Application of
Concept of Pinggan
Sihat Malaysia

Calorific Value of Food

Calorific value (energy value) of food is the
amount of energy that is released from the
complete oxidation or combustion of 1 g of

that food

S.I unit for calorific value: J kg -1

Energy is normally measured in calorie (cal),
kilocalorie (kcal), joule (J) or kilojoule (kJ)

1 cal = 4.2 J

Measuring the Calorific Value of Food

Bomb calorimeter

Different Kinds of Food and Estimation of
Calorific Values



Experiment 2.1

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Effect of Consuming Total Calories that Do
Not Meet Individual Requirement











Eating Patterns of Malaysian and the Effects
on their Health

Effect of Fast Food and Junk Food

Formative Practice 2.1

Page 56 Science Form 5 KSSM Text Book









Nutrient Requirement
in Plants

Prepared by: Pn. Nurulkamilah binti Khairir

Student is able to: 2.1 Nutrient
requirements in plants
 Explain with examples the
functions of macronutrients
and micronutrients to plants

 Conduct an experiment to
study the effect of
macronutrients deficiency on
plants

Nutrients required by plants

Macronutrients

Micronutrients

Effect of Nitrogen,

Phosphorus and Potassium

Deficiency of Plant Growth

Healthy plant

Plant with nitrogen deficiency



Plant with phosphorus deficiency



Plant with potassium deficiency



Experiment 2.2

Page 60 Science Form 5 KSSM Text Book






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