Titlebook: Edible Oil Processing from a Patent Perspective; Albert J. Dijkstra Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2013 Edible Oils and Fa

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Tariq Modood,Hilary Metcalf,Satnam Virdeevelopment of oil milling processes and equipment. This chapter starts by discussing the pretreatment of oilseeds and mechanical oil extraction processes. Then it discusses patents dealing with extraction solvents and solvent extraction. The section discussing solvent recovery also deals with the pro

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A Case Study in Programme Budgeting,re developed and adopted industrially since they allowed the degummed oil to be physically refined after bleaching; several biodiesel plants also use acid refining. A new development covered by extensive patent literature is the enzymatic degumming process that was launched in 1992. It also claimed

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Ethics and the Delivery of Palliative Care,ay. It is therefore a mature process that nevertheless is imperfectly understood. This chapter raises a number of questions highlighting this lack of understanding. It discusses the neutralization reagents that have been disclosed in the patent literature and also the use of solvents in novel neutra

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Gerd N?ldge,Gerd Otto,Lorenz Theilmannt remove chlorophyll, they are used in combination with bleaching earth to obtain a light-colored oil. This chapter discusses processes disclosing this combination, some of which also claim reduced adsorbent usage. Countercurrent bleaching also saves on bleaching earth. The patent literature also di

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