Lipid oxidation is one of the leading indicators that determine the storage duration of emulsion fatty products. To protect fat and oil products from oxidative spoilage, antioxidants are widely used, the mechanism of action of which is to terminate the reaction molecular chains. As a result of the studies carried out, it was found that physical modification of protein products from sesame seeds (full-fat flour, protein concentrate), used in the production of mayonnaise as a structurant and stabilizer, by treatment with electromagnetic fields of extremely low frequencies, makes it possible to increase the resistance of the finished product to oxidation.

The increasing production volumes of soy foods require new express methods for testing soybeans during processing and presowing. This study assessed the efficiency of spectral pre-sowing assessment methods using Vilana soybeans. The research featured soybeans of the Vilana cultivar. The control sample consisted of untreated whole soybeans while the test samples included soybeans pretreated with various modifiers. The methods involved spectrofluorimetry and IR-Fourier spectrometry. A wide emission band at 400–550 nm corresponded to the fluorescence of the soybean testa. The band at 560–610 nm indicated the presence of such modifiers as Imidor insecticide and Deposit fungicide. The luminescence spectrum of the untreated soybean testa was maximal at 441 nm. The luminescence spectrum of the treated soybean samples was maximal at 446.5 and 585 nm when the excitation wavelength was 362 nm. The fluorescence was studied both spectrally and kinetically to establish the maximal luminescence time and the typical vibration frequencies. The spectral studies of Vilana soybeans before and after treatment revealed which modifiers were adsorbed on the palisade epidermis and defined the type of interaction between the modifier and the soybean. The spectrofluorimetry and IR spectroscopy proved able to provide a reliable qualitative and quantitative analysis of Vilana soybean surface.