Composition, physical properties and drying characteristics of seed oil of Citrullus lanatus

A study to investigate the effect of different drying methods for the pre-treatment process on the quality and quantity of oil extracted from Citrulllus lanatus seeds was conducted. The red type Citrulllus lanatus seeds from local supermarket in Shah Alam is used in this experiment. The amount of se...

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Main Author: Idris S.A.; Rashidi A.R.; Muhammad A.; Abdullah M.; Elham O.S.J.; Mamat M.S.
Format: Conference paper
Language:English
Published: American Institute of Physics Inc. 2017
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Idris S.A.; Rashidi A.R.; Muhammad A.; Abdullah M.; Elham O.S.J.; Mamat M.S.
Composition, physical properties and drying characteristics of seed oil of Citrullus lanatus
2017
AIP Conference Proceedings
1885

10.1063/1.5002419
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85030695874&doi=10.1063%2f1.5002419&partnerID=40&md5=3d312b74ad72172b811d4b56d039b150
A study to investigate the effect of different drying methods for the pre-treatment process on the quality and quantity of oil extracted from Citrulllus lanatus seeds was conducted. The red type Citrulllus lanatus seeds from local supermarket in Shah Alam is used in this experiment. The amount of seed was divided into two portions; one portion was subjected to sun drying while the other portion was subjected to oven drying (at a temperature of 70°C). After the drying process, the seeds were ground in a laboratory grinder to turn them into powder. The ground seeds then will be fed to Supercritical Carbon Dioxide unit (SC-CO2) for extraction. Once the extracted oil is obtained, it will be analysed by using Gas Chromatography and Mass Spectrometer (GC-MS). Results indicated that the amount of the moisture content from the sun-dried was lower compared to oven-dried. The results also indicated that, there were no significant difference in the quantity of oil obtained from both samples of oven-dried and sun-dried. However, the acid value and other component content in the sample were higher in the sun-dried sample relative to the oven-dried sample. Linoleic acid is the only compound that was found in the oven-dried sample, whereas linoleic acid and oleic acid were found in the sun-dried sample. Based on the results, it shows that the drying effect were important when the quality of oil was to be considered. The other compounds like Naphtalenol, 9-17-Octadecadeinal, 2-Chloroethyl linoleate, and Carboxin also are found in the sun-dried sample. Other that that, drying method does not give any effect to the physical appearance of the extracted oil, as similar color and other physical appearance was produced by the both sample. © 2017 Author(s).
American Institute of Physics Inc.
0094243X
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author Idris S.A.; Rashidi A.R.; Muhammad A.; Abdullah M.; Elham O.S.J.; Mamat M.S.
spellingShingle Idris S.A.; Rashidi A.R.; Muhammad A.; Abdullah M.; Elham O.S.J.; Mamat M.S.
Composition, physical properties and drying characteristics of seed oil of Citrullus lanatus
author_facet Idris S.A.; Rashidi A.R.; Muhammad A.; Abdullah M.; Elham O.S.J.; Mamat M.S.
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title Composition, physical properties and drying characteristics of seed oil of Citrullus lanatus
title_short Composition, physical properties and drying characteristics of seed oil of Citrullus lanatus
title_full Composition, physical properties and drying characteristics of seed oil of Citrullus lanatus
title_fullStr Composition, physical properties and drying characteristics of seed oil of Citrullus lanatus
title_full_unstemmed Composition, physical properties and drying characteristics of seed oil of Citrullus lanatus
title_sort Composition, physical properties and drying characteristics of seed oil of Citrullus lanatus
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description A study to investigate the effect of different drying methods for the pre-treatment process on the quality and quantity of oil extracted from Citrulllus lanatus seeds was conducted. The red type Citrulllus lanatus seeds from local supermarket in Shah Alam is used in this experiment. The amount of seed was divided into two portions; one portion was subjected to sun drying while the other portion was subjected to oven drying (at a temperature of 70°C). After the drying process, the seeds were ground in a laboratory grinder to turn them into powder. The ground seeds then will be fed to Supercritical Carbon Dioxide unit (SC-CO2) for extraction. Once the extracted oil is obtained, it will be analysed by using Gas Chromatography and Mass Spectrometer (GC-MS). Results indicated that the amount of the moisture content from the sun-dried was lower compared to oven-dried. The results also indicated that, there were no significant difference in the quantity of oil obtained from both samples of oven-dried and sun-dried. However, the acid value and other component content in the sample were higher in the sun-dried sample relative to the oven-dried sample. Linoleic acid is the only compound that was found in the oven-dried sample, whereas linoleic acid and oleic acid were found in the sun-dried sample. Based on the results, it shows that the drying effect were important when the quality of oil was to be considered. The other compounds like Naphtalenol, 9-17-Octadecadeinal, 2-Chloroethyl linoleate, and Carboxin also are found in the sun-dried sample. Other that that, drying method does not give any effect to the physical appearance of the extracted oil, as similar color and other physical appearance was produced by the both sample. © 2017 Author(s).
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