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Some carbonyl flavor compounds of oxidized soybean and linseed oils
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Food ChemistryAgricultural ChemistryButtery FlavorFood Bioactive CompoundFlavoromicsSoybean OilFood AnalysisChemical CompositionCarbonyl Flavor CompoundsOrganic ChemistryPhytochemicalFood PreservativesFlavor CompoundsHealth Sciences
Abstract Evidence is presented that 2,3‐pentanedione, as well as diacetyl, contributes to the buttery flavor found in the early stages of oxidation of soybean oil. Components with a fishy and potatoey flavor were found in distillates from soybean oil that had a fishy or paint‐like flavor. Linseed oil proved a reliable source of these flavor compounds. The fishy compound was identified as cis ‐4‐heptenal and the potatoey compound is probably 2,4‐pentadienal. Mechanisms for the production of these compounds are suggested.
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