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Abbravation: Food Science and Biotechnology

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The Korean Society of Food Science and Technology

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10.1016/0039-9140(80)80096-8

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2092-6456

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Comparative study of soybean oil refining using ri

Authors: Bogim Gil Moonjung Kim Jin Hee Kim Suk Hoo Yoon
Publish Date: 2014/08/31
Volume: 23, Issue: 4, Pages: 1025-1028
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To obtain an edible grade of soybean oil impurity removal processes are important steps in refining To remove coloring compounds and free fatty acids commercial adsorbents silica gel activated carbon aluminum oxide alumina silicate acid clay and zeolite and rice hull silicate RHS were evaluated with respect to their adsorption removal efficiencies for lutein Various doses of commercial adsorbents and RHS were individually added to degummed soybean oil to remove lutein The commercial adsorbents and RHS substantially reduced lutein amounts in degummed soybean oil Silica gel was the most effective adsorbent followed by acid clay and RHS Treatments with adsorbents also reduced the residual free fatty acid FFA content Aluminum oxide was the most effective in removal of FFA approximately 40 reduction RHS and rice hull ash RHA showed similar deacidification effects RHS can be used as an alternative bleaching agent as it was effective in reducing the residual FFA content in soybean oil

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