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A study on investigation of free fatty acid contents of sade yag (Urfa yagi) produced and marketted in Sanlıurfa

Şanlıurfa'da üretilen ve satışa sunulan sadeyağların (Urfa yağı) serbest yağ asitleri bileşiminin belirlenmesi üzerine bir Araştırma

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9–12
Publication Date
2022-10-17
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Free fatty composition of the sadeyag were determined as follows: 0.31-0.74% butyric acid, 0.32-1.06% caproic acid, 0.25-0.79% caprylic acid, 1.32-2.65% capric acid, 2.54-3.70% lauric acid,, 11.12- 14.38% myristic acid, 27.62-36.82% palmitic acid,, 9.14-14.50% stearic acid,, 32.43-38.53% oleic acid and 0.14-0.54% linoleic acid.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this study, 20 different sadeyag (anhydrous milk fat) samples produced in Sanlıurfa were analyzed in order to determine the contents and composition free fatty acid of the sadeyag.
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Key Findings & Data:Total free fatty acids of sadeyag ranged between 79.99 and 89.54 mg 100 $gr^ {-1 }$ sadeyag.
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Conclusion & Impact:Free fatty composition of the sadeyag were determined as follows: 0.31-0.74% butyric acid, 0.32-1.06% caproic acid, 0.25-0.79% caprylic acid, 1.32-2.65% capric acid, 2.54-3.70% lauric acid,, 11.12- 14.38% myristic acid, 27.62-36.82% palmitic acid,, 9.14-14.50% stearic acid,, 32.43-38.53% oleic acid and 0.14-0.54% linoleic acid.
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In this study, 20 different sadeyag (anhydrous milk fat) samples produced in Sanlıurfa were analyzed in order to determine the contents and composition free fatty acid of the sadeyag. Total free fatty acids of sadeyag ranged between 79.99 and 89.54 mg 100 $gr^ {-1 }$ sadeyag. Free fatty composition of the sadeyag were determined as follows: 0.31-0.74% butyric acid, 0.32-1.06% caproic acid, 0.25-0.79% caprylic acid, 1.32-2.65% capric acid, 2.54-3.70% lauric acid,, 11.12- 14.38% myristic acid, 27.62-36.82% palmitic acid,, 9.14-14.50% stearic acid,, 32.43-38.53% oleic acid and 0.14-0.54% linoleic acid.

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Şanlıurfa ilinde üretilen sadeyağların serbest yağ asitleri içerik ve bileşimini belirlemek için yapılan bu araştırmada, toplam 20 adet sadeyağ örneği incelenmiştir. Araştırma sonucunda Urfa yağında toplam serbest yağ asidi miktarının 79.99 ile 89.54 mg 100 $gr^ {-1 }$ sadeyağ arasında değiştiği belirlenmiştir. Yağ asitleri bileşiminin ise, %0.31-0.74 bütirik asit, %0.32-1.06 kaproik asit, %0.25-0.79 kaprilik asit, %1.32-2.65 kaprik asit, %2.54-3.70 laurik asit, %11.12-14.38 miristik asit, %27.62-36.82 palmitik asit, %9.14-14.50 stearik asit, %32.43-38.53 oleik asit ve %0.14-0.54 linoleik asit şeklinde olduğu saptanmıştır.

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ATASOY, A. F., TÜRKOĞLU, H. (2022). A study on investigation of free fatty acid contents of sade yag (Urfa yagi) produced and marketted in Sanlıurfa. Harran Üniversitesi Ziraat Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 14 - Sayı: 2, 9–12. https://ajindex.com/articles/534526

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