Quick test method for mineral oil in food

An inspection method and mineral oil technology, which is applied in the direction of testing food, material inspection products, and preparation of test samples, etc., can solve the problems of mixing mineral oil and harming consumers' health, and achieve rapid inspection, protection of health, and low cost low effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2005-08-17
陈平
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This patented technology allows us to inspect tiny objects without requiring expensive facilities or complicated procedures like liquid immersion techniques. It works well even at very high temperatures but requires less than 1000 milliliter (mL) of ethylene gas per minute compared to traditional methods. Its use makes testing quicker by eliminating any extra steps needed while still being able to detect harmful substances from samples accurately.

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This patents describes different methods for improving the look and taste of cooked products such as breads made with vegetable grease without harmful effects on consumer interest. However, this can lead to issues where people may have negative reactions towards ingredients like phytate ester (PE) contained within these types of edible substances due to excessive intake by humans who consume them regularly over many years. Additionally, research suggests that certain chemical agents found naturally occurring in plants could also cause damage if absorbed through our diet into animal tissues during production processes.

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[0007] Take 20 grams of food samples that have been crushed and passed through a 40-mesh sieve in a conical flask, add 20-40 ml of anhydrous ether for leaching for 1-3 hours, filter with filter paper, take a drop of the filtrate and place it on a glass slide. After the ether evaporates, place it under a microscope Observe in dark field with a 16x eyepiece × 10x objective. If fibrous roots or networks can be observed, mineral oil is added; if only oil bubbles are observed, vegetable oil (such as rapeseed oil, peanut oil, palm oil) is added. For example, mineral oil and vegetable oil are added to the sample at the same time. If it is, the ether extract observed in the field of view is a concentric chromatographic distribution; the center is the ethanol extract of the sample itself, with different shapes and irregular shapes; the periphery is the extract of mineral oil, which can be observed Fibrous root or network; the edge is vegetable oil extract, in the form of oil bubbles. ...

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A quick test method for mineral oil in food is to take a crushed and screened food sample in a container and add some ether in it to be digested for some time and filtered, put the filtered solution on a glass under the microscope after the ether is evaporated, it is observed by the microscope under dark site and those samples with mineral oils are like tassels or networks.

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