2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-40422009000300017
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Óleo da castanha de caju: oportunidades e desafios no contexto do desenvolvimento e sustentabilidade industrial

Abstract: Recebido em 15/1/09; aceito em 20/3/09; publicado na web em 7/4/09 CASHEW NUT OIL: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. The new millennium is marked by a growing search for renewable fuels and alternative raw materials from biomass in the petrochemicals industry. However, there are many challenges to overcome regarding technological and human resources aspects. In this scenario, cashew nut oil, which is rich in natural phenols, is considered to be very promising fo… Show more

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“…It is a cheap and renewable material and replaces phenols with some advantages [1] . This liquid has many biological and industrial applications due to the fact that it can easily react forming various derivatives, including polymers and resins [2][3][4] . The biological activities of CNSL components such as antitumor [5] , antioxidant [6] , gastroprotective [7] and antibiotic [8] have been reported.…”
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“…It is a cheap and renewable material and replaces phenols with some advantages [1] . This liquid has many biological and industrial applications due to the fact that it can easily react forming various derivatives, including polymers and resins [2][3][4] . The biological activities of CNSL components such as antitumor [5] , antioxidant [6] , gastroprotective [7] and antibiotic [8] have been reported.…”
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“…The cashew nut liquid is extracted from the cashew nut's shell and represents approximately 25% of the cashews weight [4] , and 30-35% of the nut shells weight [14] . Many processes are used to extract the CNSL.…”
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“…The cashew has raw protein and lysine levels comparable to those of peanuts [48] and soybean, and it has higher amounts of sulfur amino acids and oils and gums with cardol, which is a caustic and poisonous substance that evaporates when the nuts are heated [49]. The cashew contains a group of phenolic compounds known as "cashew nut shell liquid" (CNSL) [50][51][52], which includes anacardic acid, cardanol and cardol, the last of which has been reported to have antimicrobial activities [46], possibly conferring resistance to Aspergillus invasion. Thus, a dialectic situation is established: the food that cures you has toxins that can also kill you, and life and death are united in a single nut or maize cob.…”
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