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HERO ID
8529700
Reference Type
Journal Article
Title
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Author(s)
Jiang, X; Jiang, Y; Zhang, Y
Year
2020
Publisher
Editorial Department, Chinese Cereals and Oils Association
Volume
35
Issue
7
Page Numbers
79-83
Language
Chinese
Abstract
Microwave-ultrasound synergistic extraction (MUAE), ultrasound-assisted extraction (UAE) and solvent extraction (SE) were used to extract astragalus sinicus seed oil. The oil yield, physicochemical properties, fatty acid composition and oxidation stability of astragalus sinicus seed oil were determined and compared. The results indicated that the highest oil yield was 32.01% by solvent extraction. The color, density, refractive index and benzo (a) pyrene of seed oil extracted by the three methods had no significant difference, but the acid value, peroxide value and iodine value were different. The acid value and peroxide value of solvent extraction method were the highest, and the iodine value of ultrasound-assisted method was the highest. There was no significant difference in the total content of saturated fatty acid and unsaturated fatty acid among the three methods, but the content of fatty acid components was affected. The content of oleic acid and linoleic acid in solvent extraction method was the highest, and the content of linolenic acid in ultrasound-assisted method was the highest. The oxidation of seed oil extracted by three methods followed the first-order chemical reaction. The oxidation stability of seed oil extracted by solvent method was the best, and that of ultrasonic-assisted method was the worst. The oil and fatty acid composition of astragalus sinicus seed oil were comprehensively evaluated. It was better to extract by ultrasound-assisted method and store the oil at low temperature. © 2020, Dept. of JCCOA. All right reserved.
Keywords
Astragalus sinicus seed oil; Extraction method; Fatty acid composition; Oxidative stability; Physicochemical properties
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