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  • '''Linseed Oil''' ...nic acid]] (a particular form of [[Omega-3 fatty acid]]), it is often used as a dietary supplement.
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  • ...s a basic ingredient in a variety of food products. It is also used in non-food products, showcasing its versatility. This article provides an overview of ==Food Products==
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  • ...], making it a valuable ingredient in animal feed and in some cases, human food products. ...eaning and cracking of [[soybeans]], followed by the extraction of soybean oil through either a chemical solvent or a mechanical pressing method. The resu
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  • ...a significant source of [[oil]] and are used in a variety of culinary and industrial applications. Palm nuts are small, oval-shaped fruits that grow in large clusters on palm trees. They have a hard, woody exterior and a soft,
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  • ...acids]]. This organic compound is of interest in both the nutritional and industrial sectors due to its unique structure and potential health benefits. ...ntioxidant activity of α-eleostearic acid, making it a subject of interest in the study of [[lipid oxidation]] and its prevention.
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  • ...ily. It is known for its bright color, distinctive aroma, and various uses in cooking, health, and industry. ...ntial oils, giving the orange its characteristic aroma. The albedo is rich in pectin, a type of fiber.
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  • ...ed oil have been part of traditional practices for centuries, particularly in [[Ayurveda]], the ancient Indian system of medicine. ...makes it a valuable ingredient in the production of cosmetics, especially in skincare and haircare products.
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  • ...matter at a given temperature. For the purpose of this article, vegetable oil will refer to the broad category of organic oils extracted from plants. * '''[[Soybean oil]]''': Extracted from the seeds of the [[soybean]]. It is one of the most wi
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  • ...[omega-3 fatty acid]]. Due to these properties, it is widely used in the [[food industry]], [[animal feed]], and [[nutraceuticals]]. ...uble, which aids in digestion and promotes gut health. The protein content in linseed meal is also noteworthy, making it a valuable supplement for both h
    3 KB (446 words) - 02:49, 28 March 2024
  • ...e. It is commonly found in the essential oils of citrus fruits and is used in a wide variety of products due to its pleasant aroma and flavor. The chemic ...and oranges. The (S)-(+)-limonene enantiomer, on the other hand, is found in certain species of pine trees and has a more pine-like scent.
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  • ...strong [[mineral acid]] with many industrial uses. HCl is found naturally in [[gastric acid]], which is a key part of the human stomach's digestive syst ...ssues. It has a molecular weight of 36.46 g/mol and boils at around 110°C. In aqueous solution, HCl is a strong acid; it completely dissociates into the
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  • {{Infobox food | name = Olive oil
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  • ...ived from natural sources such as [[coconut oil]] or [[palm oil]], as well as through synthetic routes. ...SLS is utilized in the pharmaceutical industry as an [[excipient]] to aid in the dissolution and absorption of [[oral medications]].
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  • ...a hardness of 1 on the [[Mohs Hardness Scale]], making it extremely useful in a wide range of applications due to its physical properties of softness, be ...ty form, which contributes to its characteristic slippery feel and its use as a lubricant.
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  • ...[[shampoo]], [[body wash]], and [[facial cleanser]], due to its properties as a [[surfactant]], which helps to clean by lowering the surface tension of w ...s compatible with other surfactants, which makes it a versatile ingredient in a wide range of cosmetic and personal care products.
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  • ...often consumed as a snack or dessert. The Milo Bar is particularly popular in [[Australia]], [[New Zealand]], and some parts of [[Asia]] and [[Africa]]. ...s developed by Australian industrial chemist and inventor [[Thomas Mayne]] in 1934.
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  • ...nly associated with [[wheat]], but it can also come from other grains such as [[oats]], [[rice]], [[corn]], and [[barley]]. ...phosphorus]]. The high fiber content in bran can aid in digestion and help in managing blood sugar levels, making it beneficial for individuals with [[di
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  • ...inoethylethanolamine]] and [[diethanolamine]], which are key intermediates in the synthesis of various chemical products. ...s as a weak base and a weak acid, respectively, allowing it to participate in a wide range of chemical reactions.
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  • .... Cashews are notable not only for their distinctive taste and versatility in cooking but also for their health benefits. ...creamy texture with a rich, buttery flavor, making it a popular ingredient in both savory and sweet dishes worldwide.
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  • ...candle production. Tallow has a rich history and continues to be utilized in different industries today. ...d from other tissues and heated to a specific temperature to melt it down. As the fat melts, impurities are filtered out, leaving behind a clear, liquid
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