Abstract
Chemical characteristics of High oleic acid fraction (HOF) of Moringa oleifera oil (MOO) was compared with sunflower, soybean and canola oils. HOF of MOO was obtained by dry fractionation at 0oC. Iodine value and C18:1 in HOF increased from 61.55 to 82.47 points and 70.29% to 81.15%, respectively. Cloud point of HOF was 1.1oC as compared to 10.2oC in MOO. The induction period of HOF was greater than all the vegetable oils tested in this investigation.HOF can be used as a source of edible oil with better health attributes and superior storage stability.
F. Rahman, M. Nadeem, M. W. Azeem, Y. Zahoor. (2014) Comparison of Chemical Characteristics of High Oleic Acid Fraction of Moringa oleifera Oil with Some Vegetable Oils, Pakistan Journal of Analytical & Environmental Chemistry, Volume 15, Issue 1.
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