Need a method to determine Triglyceride contents in Vegetable oil sample. USP method doesn't resolve peaks well.
Can anyone help? Many thanks.
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By Anonymous on Thursday, October 3, 2002 - 12:32 pm:
My company has done intact triglycerides both by HPLC with ELSD detector (contact Alltech) and by high-temperature capillary GC. Most often stuff like this is saponified/esterified and fatty acid methyl esters assayed by GC.
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By Fabiano on Monday, October 7, 2002 - 05:35 am:
we do this here with RPLC with a ACN/Isopropanol/Hexane mixture .total resolution of all peaks of olive and soya oil in 60 minutes
Are you using ECN technique?
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By Anonymous on Monday, October 7, 2002 - 12:31 pm:
Hi, Fabiano:
Thank you for your reply to my question. I am not familiar with ECN, what exactly is it?
In your method, do you have to connect two columns in a series as in the USOP method?
Thanks,
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By fabiano on Wednesday, October 9, 2002 - 05:10 am:
since is difficult have standard of all triglycerides combinations we use the ECN(Equivalent Carbon Nunber).this will sound like Kovats index for some one,but works very well .
we verify all peaks with LC-MS last year and it was ok.
what we do is run a satured chain triglyceride sequence and extrapolate the behavior of the insatured.
I made a mistake in the last post:we spent about 20 minutes in which run in a 5µ ODS 250x4,6 mm column for our tropical oil and 40 minutes for others with more satured chain .
the last uses of ECN that I read are about caracterization of olive oil geographic origin and triglyceride constitution in humna milk
the first is :
The potential of HPLC triglyceride profiles for the classification of Cretan olive oils, Food Chemistry, Volume 60, Issue 3, November 1997, Pages 425-432
Evangelia Stefanoudaki, Fani Kotsifaki and Aristidis Koutsaftakis
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