Perspective sources of biological active fatty acids and their application in cosmetics technology

dc.contributor.authorRadzievska, Irina
dc.contributor.authorLazarenko, Tatiana
dc.date.accessioned2013-10-03T10:10:17Z
dc.date.available2013-10-03T10:10:17Z
dc.date.issued2013
dc.description.abstractWe are conducted the analysis of traditional and exotic vegetable oils with the aim of establishing the potential possibility of their application in cosmetics technology, in particular emulsive nature. Fatty acids contain mustard, coconut, corn, flax, olive, soya-bean, sunflower, palm, rape, apricot stones, amaranth, vine seeds, pumpkin, walnut, coffee, cedar, hemp, sesame, almond, oleum, wheat, ryzhiy are investigated. The fatty acid detection was carried out using gas chromatography manufactured by Hewlett - Packard НР6890 with a flamingly-ionization detector. It was found that palmitic С16: 0 and stearin С18: 0 acids are contained in all investigated oils. Vegetable oils are in the liquid state at a room temperature(all investigated oils after the exception of coconut and palm) contain greater palmitic acid than stearin. Arachic С20:0 and behenic С22:0 fat acids are widely widespread in the nature and contained mainly in vegetable oils, but in small amounts - from 0,16 and 0,14% in flax to 3,05 and 0,80% in coffee accordingly. Fat acids with the odd amount of carbon atoms are not specific for vegetable oils, however margaric acid of С17:0 is 0,04% in hemp oil, The 0,05% in oleum oil, 0,08% in amaranth oil, 0,09% in coffee oil and 0,11% in palm oil. 0,07% of genekozane acid С21:0 and 0,09% of tricozane acid С23:0 are contained in coffee oil. The fizete acid С17:1 is exceptionally in oleum oil in the amount of 1,27%. Monounsaturated fatty acids are most widely widespread with one double connection. In liquid fats they are contained in considerably greater amounts, than the saturated acids and fold 80-90% general fatty acid containing. Vegetable oils mostly contain nonsaturated olein С18:1 9с and elaidic С18:1 9t fatty acids with 18 atoms of carbon and in considerably less linolic acid. Oil from apricot stones and almond contain about 70% of olein acid, in mustard and rape - 58-59%. Linolic C18:2 acid are absent in drupaceous oils - apricot, vine and almond ones. The most linolenic acid of С18:3ω-3 among vegetable oils contains flax oil (55,53%;), γ - linolenic acid is educed in cedar oil (18,81%) and in hemp oil (2,57%).uk_UK
dc.identifier.citationRadzievska, I. Perspective sources of biological active fatty acids and their application in cosmetics technology / I. Radzievska, T. Lazarenko // NEEFood – 2013 : The Second North and East European Congress on Food, 26–29 May 2013, Kyiv, Ukraine, 2013. - Р. 249.uk_UK
dc.identifier.urihttps://dspace.nuft.edu.ua/handle/123456789/10057
dc.language.isootheruk_UK
dc.subjectfatty acidsuk_UK
dc.subjectexotic vegetable oilsuk_UK
dc.subjectgas chromatographyuk_UK
dc.subjectfatty acids containuk_UK
dc.subjectжирні кислотиuk_UK
dc.subjectекзотичні оліїuk_UK
dc.subjectхроматографіяuk_UK
dc.subjectкафедра технології жирів, хімічних технологій харчових добавок та косметичних засобів
dc.titlePerspective sources of biological active fatty acids and their application in cosmetics technologyuk_UK
dc.typeOtheruk_UK

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