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Fermented vegetable products
PublicationRozdział opisuje wpływ różnych czynników na jakość fermentowanych produktów warzywnych, kiszonej kapusty, kiszonych ogórków, kimchi i oliwek.
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Vegetable Crops Research Bulletin
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International Journal of Vegetable Science
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Designing Lubricating Properties of Vegetable Base Oils
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Properties and determination of pesticides in fruits and vegetables
PublicationThe intensive development of agriculture means that more and more toxic organic and inorganic compounds are entering theenvironment. Because of their widespread use, stability, selective toxicity and bioaccumulation, pesticides are among the mosttoxic substances contaminating the environment. They are particularly dangerous in fruit and vegetables, by which people areexposed to them. It is therefore crucial to monitor pesticide...
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METHODS OF THE MODIFICATION OF VEGETABLE OILS IN ORDER TO OBTAIN BASE OILS
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Influence of C60and Fullerene Soot on the Oxidation Resistance of Vegetable Oils
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The Application of Chitosan as a Modifier for Lubricating Greases Based on Vegetable Oil
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A new technology of crude vegetable oil degumming with rhamnolipid solutions
PublicationA new technology of crude vegetable oil degumming is described. It is based on rhamnolipid biocomplex solution application for phosphatides removal. The rhamnolipid biocomplex produced by Pseudomonas sp. PS-17 was used as biosurfactant. Rapeseed oil was used in all experiments. First, it was degummed with H2SO4 in order to remove all phosphatides and then 1% (w/w) of granular soybean lecithin was added. Model oil was treated with...
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ANALYSIS OF TRIBOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF VEGETABLE GREASES FOR APPLICATIONS IN AGRI-FOOD INDUSTRIES
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