• Title of article

    Synergic Effect of Citric Acid and Peanut Skin Extract on the Oxidative Stability of Vegetable Oil

  • Author/Authors

    AKARANTA, O. Catholic University of Cameroon (CATUC) - School of Engineering - Department of Chemical Engineering, Cameroon , AKAHO, A.A. Catholic University of Cameroon (CATUC) - School of Engineering - Department of Chemical Engineering, Cameroon

  • From page
    345
  • To page
    351
  • Abstract
    The antioxidant potentials of citric acid and peanut skin extract on the oxidative stability of vegetable oil were examined. The antioxidant potential of citric acid/peanut skin extract mixture on the oxidative stability of vegetable oils was also examined. Results showed that the citric acid had the best antioxidant potential at 0.2g/100g of vegetable oil. This was followed closely by citric acid/peanut skin extract mixture at a concentration of 0.1g citric acid and 0.1g peanut skin extract in 100g of vegetable oil. The least antioxidant potential was showed by peanut skin extract at a concentration of 0.2g/100g of vegetable oil. Results from the blend between citric acid and peanut skin extract showed there was some synergistic effect of citric acid of the peanut skin extract. Thus such a blend could be used in place of citric acid in the production process to cut down cost of production
  • Journal title
    Journal of Applied Sciences and Environmental Management
  • Journal title
    Journal of Applied Sciences and Environmental Management
  • Record number

    2590324