
doi: 10.1007/bf02908550
pmid: 6052121
Oils prepared from eight peanut cultivars grown in four locations were analyzed for linolenic acid (18:3) content by gas liquid chromatography. Columns packed with either OV 225 or butanediol succinate provided excellent separation of 18:3 from major fatty acids and from trace constituents exhibiting retention times suggestive of 19:0 and 19:1. Average linolenic acid values for cultivars ranged between 0.03 and 0.13 weight percent of total fatty acids.
Chromatography, Gas, Arachis, Fatty Acids, Essential, Oils, Food Analysis
Chromatography, Gas, Arachis, Fatty Acids, Essential, Oils, Food Analysis
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