EXTRACTION OF LIPIDS FROM CEREAL STARCHES WITH HOT AQUEOUS ALCOHOLS
EXTRACTION OF LIPIDS FROM CEREAL STARCHES WITH HOT AQUEOUS ALCOHOLS
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DOI:
10.1002/star.19850370304
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发表时间:
1985-01-01
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COVENTRY, AM
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作者:
MORRISON, WR;COVENTRY, AM
Cereal starches were extracted at 100.degree. C with various proportions of lower alcohols and water to establish optimum conditions. Lipid yields generally exceeding 90% were obtained with one 2 h extraction of maize starch at 100.degree. C when using not less that 14 ml of 75-85% methanol, 10 ml of 75% ethanol, 12 ml of 74-78% n-propanol, 14 ml of 74-78% isopropanol, or 17 ml of 84% n-butanol per g starch. Similar results were obtained with wheat A-starch (> 8 .mu.m granule diameter), wheat B-starch (< 8 .mu.m granule diameter) and rice starch using n-propanol-water, and with rice starch using methanol-water. Yields decreased if the proportions of alcohol and water were not kept within well-defined limits, especially with butanol and ethanol. The preferred conditions for complete recovery of lipids were two 2-h extractions and one 1-h extraction at 100.degree. C with not less than 16 ml of 75% n-propanol per g starch.