The effect of extraction systems on triterpene alcohols and squalene content of virgin olive oil
Cevdet Nergiz, Kübra Ünal
Abstract
Cevdet Nergiz, Kübra Ünal
Abstract
Olive oil samples extracted in the laboratory and obtained by different processing systems were analysed. The influence of the extraction systems on triterpene alcohols and squalene content of the oil has been studied. A relationship was also investigated between these compounds and the stability of virgin olive oil. The oil samples extracted in laboratory were accepted as reference
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Olive oil samples extracted in the laboratory and obtained by different processing systems were analysed. The influence of the extraction systems on triterpene alcohols and squalene content of the oil has been studied. A relationship was also investigated between these compounds and the stability of virgin olive oil. The oil samples extracted in laboratory were accepted as reference
Key concepts: Squalene, Triterpene, Extraction (chemistry), Olive oil, Chemistry, Chromatography, Food science, Organic chemistry