Distribution of aldrin and dieldrin in soybeans, oil, and by-products during processing
Abstract Soybean samples acquired from aldrin-treated and nontreated fields were analyzed for aldrin and dieldrin content of oil from different fractions of soybeans. By simulating commercial processing techniques on a semimicro level, samples of oils and wastes collected after refining, bleaching,...
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Enthalten in: Journal of the American Oil Chemists’ Society - Springer-Verlag, 1947, 53(1976), 11 vom: Nov., Seite 695-697 |
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Abstract Soybean samples acquired from aldrin-treated and nontreated fields were analyzed for aldrin and dieldrin content of oil from different fractions of soybeans. By simulating commercial processing techniques on a semimicro level, samples of oils and wastes collected after refining, bleaching, and deodorization were also subjected to pesticide residue analysis. In general, dieldrin levels in soybeans, or fractions thereof, had a clear positive relationship with the aldrin applications. Soybean cotyledons were found to contain lesser amounts of aldrin hypocotyles and fines than whole beans, hulls, and/or hypocotyles and fines. Deodorization of oil was noted to be the most effective in the removal of pesticides, and deodorizer distillate had high concentrations of aldrin and dieldrin, although pesticide levels in the oil decreased somewhat after each processing step. Processed oil was found to be free of aldrin and dieldrin residues up to instrumental detection limits. © The American Oil Chemists’ Society 1976 |
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Abstract Soybean samples acquired from aldrin-treated and nontreated fields were analyzed for aldrin and dieldrin content of oil from different fractions of soybeans. By simulating commercial processing techniques on a semimicro level, samples of oils and wastes collected after refining, bleaching, and deodorization were also subjected to pesticide residue analysis. In general, dieldrin levels in soybeans, or fractions thereof, had a clear positive relationship with the aldrin applications. Soybean cotyledons were found to contain lesser amounts of aldrin hypocotyles and fines than whole beans, hulls, and/or hypocotyles and fines. Deodorization of oil was noted to be the most effective in the removal of pesticides, and deodorizer distillate had high concentrations of aldrin and dieldrin, although pesticide levels in the oil decreased somewhat after each processing step. Processed oil was found to be free of aldrin and dieldrin residues up to instrumental detection limits. © The American Oil Chemists’ Society 1976 |
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Abstract Soybean samples acquired from aldrin-treated and nontreated fields were analyzed for aldrin and dieldrin content of oil from different fractions of soybeans. By simulating commercial processing techniques on a semimicro level, samples of oils and wastes collected after refining, bleaching, and deodorization were also subjected to pesticide residue analysis. In general, dieldrin levels in soybeans, or fractions thereof, had a clear positive relationship with the aldrin applications. Soybean cotyledons were found to contain lesser amounts of aldrin hypocotyles and fines than whole beans, hulls, and/or hypocotyles and fines. Deodorization of oil was noted to be the most effective in the removal of pesticides, and deodorizer distillate had high concentrations of aldrin and dieldrin, although pesticide levels in the oil decreased somewhat after each processing step. Processed oil was found to be free of aldrin and dieldrin residues up to instrumental detection limits. © The American Oil Chemists’ Society 1976 |
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