1980
DOI: 10.1007/bf02687674
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Sunflower oil processing from crude to salad oil

Abstract: World-wide use of sunflower oil is second only to soybean oil. Interest in domestic use as a premium salad oil is very recent. The high ratio of polyunsaturated-to-saturated fatty acids makes sunflower oil a premium salad oil. Sunflower oil, however, contains a small amount of high melting wax which must be removed to avoid settling problems. It is possible to produce a brilliant, dewaxed, deodorized sunflower oil with over a lO0-hr cold test at 0 C. This quality oil can be produced by conventional caustic ref… Show more

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“…As farinhas podem apresentar, no máximo, 14% de umidade, 2% de resíduo mineral fixo e acidez correspondente a 2,5 mi de soluto alcalino por 1 00g e no mínimo deverão conter60% de substância amilácea (Lima, 1982;Conceição, 1987 (Sullivan, 1980;Ensminger et ai., 1994).…”
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“…As farinhas podem apresentar, no máximo, 14% de umidade, 2% de resíduo mineral fixo e acidez correspondente a 2,5 mi de soluto alcalino por 1 00g e no mínimo deverão conter60% de substância amilácea (Lima, 1982;Conceição, 1987 (Sullivan, 1980;Ensminger et ai., 1994).…”
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