M. Naglic et A. Smidovnik, USE OF CAPILLARY GAS-CHROMATOGRAPHY FOR DETERMINING THE HYDROGENATIONLEVEL OF EDIBLE OILS, Journal of chromatography, 767(1-2), 1997, pp. 335-339
Citations number
8
Categorie Soggetti
Chemistry Analytical","Biochemical Research Methods
Capillary gas chromatography is nowadays a widely used chromatographic
method, used in particular for its excellent resolution. A new altern
ative method for the hydrogenation of edible oils is being developed.
For determining the rate of hydrogenation and the level of isomerisati
on development during the hydrogenation process capillary gas chromato
graphy has been chosen as the most suitable method for analyses. Fatty
acids from partially hydrogenated oils/triglycerides have been conver
ted into methyl esters. By using special capillary columns, Supelco SP
2380 and SP 2560, not only the methyl esters of individual fatty acid
s, but also the geometrical and positional isomers have been separated
.