• deacidification of soybean oil combining solvent extraction in Zimbabwe
  • deacidification of soybean oil combining solvent extraction in Zimbabwe
  • deacidification of soybean oil combining solvent extraction in Zimbabwe
  • deacidification of soybean oil combining solvent extraction in Zimbabwe
  • Can EAE-produced soybean oil be deacidified?
  • As a result, molecular distillation of EAE-produced soybean oil under suitable conditions (evaporator temperature = 180 °C, scraper speed = 220 rpm, feed flow rate = 4 mL/min) was found to afford a high-quality deacidified product in an environmentally friendly way. 1. Introduction
  • Does molecular distillation affect fatty acid contents of EAE-produced soybean oil?
  • Effect of molecular distillation parameters on the fatty acid contents of EAE-produced soybean oil. 4. Conclusions Molecular distillation was shown to be a suitable method for the deacidification of EAE-produced soybean oil, allowing one to almost completely remove FFAs while avoiding color darkening.
  • Does soybean oil deodorizer distillate remove FFA?
  • Watanabe et al. employed short-path distillation of soybean oil deodorizer distillate to achieve an FFA removal efficiency of 96% and a tocopherol recovery of 81% , while Martinello et al. applied this technique to obtain refined grape seed oil with a decreased FFA content and achieve high tocopherol recovery .
  • How is soybean oil prepared?
  • Traditionally, soybean oil is prepared by pressing or solvent leaching methods, which are characterized by high yields (>95%) but result in severe protein denaturation and the presence of harmful solvent residues .
  • Can molecular distillation be used in EAE-produced soybean oil?
  • Although molecular distillation is well suited for the separation of heat-sensitive and low volatile compounds, providing a new and efficient way of mitigating the problem of oil and fat rancidity in food, few studies have investigated the application of molecular distillation to EAE-produced soybean oil.
  • What happens to soybean oil during EAE?
  • During EAE, soybeans are mechanically disrupted, and the released oil is treated with an enzyme capable of degrading macromolecular complexes such as lipoproteins, lipopolysaccharides, and cell walls to destroy tissue structure and hydrolyze the above complexes.