THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MILK FATS OF DIFFERENT CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONS
THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MILK FATS OF DIFFERENT CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONS
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不同化学成分乳脂的物理特性
DOI:
10.1111/j.1471-0307.1976.tb00405.x
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发表时间:
1976
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
M. Ferrie
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作者:
W. Banks;J. Clapperton;M. Ferrie
A series of milk fats of different fatty acid composition has been obtained by supplementing the diet of the dairy cow with tallow, a mixture of palm oil/palmitic acid or soya oil. The melting behaviour of the milk fats has been studied using the differential scanning calorimeter. Dietary soya oil yielded a butterfat which was fairly soft (50 per cent of the crystalline material melting at 8oC), whilst palm oil/palmitic acid gave a relatively hard butterfat (50 per cent of the crystalline material melting at 18-3oC), with the product derived from feeding tallow intermediate between these extremes, but closer in its behaviour to the butterfat obtained by feeding palm oil/palmitic acid. In order to eliminate the effect on the melting behaviour of milk fat triglycerides having non-random structures, thermograms were also obtained for samples of the experimental butterfats after they had been inter-esterified. The results suggest that, for the milk fats having the compositions used in this work, melting behaviour is dominated by the proportion of palmitic acid present.