Investigation on the Extraction and Conjugate of Linoleic Acid of Purple Medic Seed

Shu Ting Qi; Yu Xin Shi; Ming Dong; Hong Qing Wu; Di Mu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.347-353.3337

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Investigation on the Extraction and Conjugate of Linoleic Acid of Purple Medic Seed

Abstract:

Methods currently used for the quantitative determination of total lipids and fatty acid composition in plant require solvent extraction. This study examined the solvent extraction of purple medic seed oil. Results varied with different extraction conditions. The effects of temperature, extraction time, sample size and solvent type on the extraction efficiency and oil quality were studied. The amount of extract collected was highest when ether absolute was used as a solvent for solvent extraction.