Autoxidation of fish oil blended with rice bran oil

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Effects of rice bran oil on the oxidative and flavor stability of fish oil were investigated by the gas liquid chromatography-head space method. When fish oil blending with different ratio of rice bran oils was oxidized at room temperature in the dark, volatile compounds produced during autoxidation was measured by gas liquid chromatography. The amounts of volatile compounds were decreased with increased the ratio of blended rice bran oil as well as peroxide value. The level of propanal and acrolein which gave unpleasant flavor was also decreased with increased the ratio of blended rice bran oil. Especially, the level of propanal and acrolein and peroxide value were remarkably decreased when blending more than 75% of rice bran oil. Blending of rice bran oil improved the oxidative and flavor stabilities of fish oil.

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Nakajima, S., Takai, M., Hayashi, C., Tsuno, T., & Endo, Y. (2017). Autoxidation of fish oil blended with rice bran oil. Journal of Oleo Science, 66(6), 573–577. https://doi.org/10.5650/jos.ess17030

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