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    2 of 270AN: 91-12-N0019TI: Effects of filtration through activated carbons on peroxide, thiobarbituric acid and carbonyl values of autoxidized soybean oil.AU: Boki-K; Wada-T; Ohno-SAD: Fac. of Pharmaceutical Sci., Kinki Univ., Osaka 577, JapanPY: 1991SO: Journal-of-the-American-Oil-Chemists'-Society; 68 (8) 561-565, 13 ref.NU: ISSN: 0003-021XLA: En (English)SC: N Fats-oils-and-margarineAB: Effects of filtration bleaching on peroxide value (PV), TBA value (TBAV) and carbonyl value (CV) of autoxidized soybean oil were investigated by using 23 kinds of activated C in order to improve oil quality. From the decreases in PV, TBAV and CV and from the physical and chemical properties of activated C, it was suggested that hydroperoxides, aldehydes and ketones were adsorbed on the acid sites distributed over the surface or within the pores of the activated C while autoxidized soybean oil flowed through the packed column. Residual tocopherols in autoxidized soybean oil and treated soybean oil were determined during storage. Decrease in oxidative stability oftreated soybean oil seemed to be caused by elimination of alpha-, beta- andgamma-tocopherols. delta-Tocopherol was chemically more stable than alpha-, beta- and gamma-tocopherols in autoxidized soybean oil.DE: FILTRATION-; soybean oils, filtration activated C & quality of; SOYBEAN

    -OILS; filtration activated C & quality of soybean oilsID: Oils-UD: 9112

    270AN: 91-10-S0042TI: Effects of storage on some chemical indices of beef quality.AU: Ukhun-ME; Izi-UAD: Chem. Dep., Univ. of Benin, Benin City, NigeriaPY: 1991SO: Food-Chemistry; 41 (1) 55-62, 23 ref.NU: ISSN: 0308-8146

    LA: En (English)SC: S Meat-poultry-and-gameAB: [Changes in the chemical quality indices of beef stored under conditions simulating those of Nigerian traditional markets were examined.] Fresh beef samples obtained from thighs of mature cows were stored for 11 h at 25 plus/minus 3 degree C. Chemical indices monitored included total volatile nitrogen (TVN), extract release volume (ERV), free fatty acid (FFA), TBA number, protein, total fat, insoluble protein, moisture, fatty acid profiles and spectral characteristics. Changes in these indices indicated loss of quality. Variations in TBA values of the beef during a 2-wk storage period at aw of 0.11, 0.33 and 0.75, resp., suggest that aw may influence beef lipid quality via oxidation, by affecting either induction period or overall extent of oxidation.

    DE: STORAGE-; beef, storage & chemical quality indices of; BEEF-; storage &chemical quality indices of beefID: Meat-UD: 9110