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Dipteryx lacunifera SEED OIL: CHARACTERIZATION AND THERMAL STABILITY

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Table 1 – Proximate composition (%) of dried D. lacunifera seed powder. Constituents  %  Moisture  8.3 + 0.4  Lipids  41.9 + 0.5  Ash  2.3 + 0.1  Protein  13.3 + 0.9
Table 3 – Fatty acid composition of D. lacunifera   seed kernel oil.
Figure 2 – Thermogravimetric curves profile of  D. lacunifera seed oil along with some commercial oils (Ventura, 2001) maintained at 180º C for about 400 min.
Figure 3 – DSC curves profile of  D. lacunifera seed oil.

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