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Взаимосвязь жирнокислотного состава и электрофизических свойств пальмовых масел

Взаимосвязь жирнокислотного состава и электрофизических свойств пальмовых масел

Abstract

Методом термоактивационной токовой спектроскопии получены экспериментальные данные в виде спектров термостимулированных токов пальмовых масел. Выказано предположение, что токовый сигнал является следствием разрушения ассоциатов триглицеридов жирных кислот. По виду спектра оказалось возможным определить характеристический признак для пальмового и пальмоядрового масла. Этим признаком является различное расположение токовых максимумов на температурной шкале, что обусловлено различиями в жирнокислотном составе масел. Experimental data as the spectra of thermally stimulated currents of palm oils has been obtains by method of thermally activated current spectroscopy. The supposition made that the current signal is consequence of triglyceride fat acids associates destruction. It is possible to determine of characteristic sign for palm and palm-kernel oils by the sort of spectra. This sign is the current maximum disposition on the temperature scale, that cause of difference in fat acids composition of oils.

Keywords

Жирные кислоты, Термоактивационная токовая спектроскопия, Low stable associates, Пальмовые масла, Термостимулированные токи, Palm oils, Thermally activated current spectroscopy, Fat acids, Малостабильные ассоциаты, Thermally stimulated currents

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