Showing papers on "Rice bran oil published in 1990"

Utilization of rice bran oil to produce an antifoamer.

Abstract: Crude rice bran oil was dewaxed by chilling to 17°C, followed by centrifuging The wax sludge obtained was 68% free fatty acids and 32% waxes, whereas the oil phase was 6565% fatty acids and 3435% glycerides The dewaxed oil was evaluated as an antifoaming agent for aqueous media and compared to commercial oleic acid It was thought that dewaxed rice bran oil has an antifoaming power greater than oleic acid, especially when used in small proportions

Quality Characteristics of Rice Bran Oil and the Utilization of Rice Bran from Selected Malaysian Rice Varieties

Abstract: This study evaluated the quality of crude rice bran oil and rice bran from ten Malaysian rice varieties and commercial refined rice bran oil from Japan and India. The utilization of rice bran in bread was also studied. The rice bran was steamed(S), autoclaved(A) or left untreated(U) before oil extraction to investigate the effect of bran stabilization on oil quality. Stored rice bran (U) deteriorated rapidly and attained 10% FFA 34 hours after milling. The oil yield from bran was 8.1- 15.4%(U), 11.4-21.2%(S) and 18.4-24.4%(A). The predominant unsaturated fatty acids were oleic acid (34-43%) and linoleic acid (35-42%) in steamed bran. Unsaturated fatty acid content ranged from 73-78%(U) and 74-80%(S).

Functional cleaning agent for body

Abstract: PURPOSE:To obtain a stable functional cleaning agent for body having female hormone-like action, activating action and growing effects on hair consisting essentially of a composition component of rice bran oil, a component of rice bran. CONSTITUTION:A functional cleaning agent for body containing a rice bran oil of a component of rice bran. The cleaning agent has growing effects on hair on the head and also removing effects on hair of body. Further the cleaning agent shows effects of sleek complexion on the skin.