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. 2020 Sep;58(3):348–355. doi: 10.17113/ftb.58.03.20.6638

Table 1. Some analytical parameters and oxidative stability of wheat germ oil.

Parameter Untreated P(microwave)/W t(dry heat)/°
(convective oven heating)
Wet heat
(steaming)
360 180 90 160
Free fatty acids (as w(oleic acid)/%) (5.4±0.8)a (3.1±0.4)b (3.9±0.3)b (3.4±0.5)b (3.5±0.2)b (2.7±0.1)b
Peroxide value/(mmol/kg) (6.8±0.1)a (4.7±0.4)c (5.6±0.4)b (5.7±0.2)b (2.400.5)d (2.6±0.8)d
p-anisidine (pAV) (3.38±0.05)d (4.2±0.1)c (1.16±0.02)e (4.19±0.06)c (7.3±0.13a (5.86±0.07)b
TOTOX/(mmol/kg) (33.9±9.4)a (25.2±4.7)ab (26.6±11.8)ab (30.2±11.3)ab (18.1±0.8)b (17.7±0.1)b
Induction time/h (2.54±0.08)a (1.7±0.3)ab (1.8±0.2)ab (2.0±0.9)ab (1.5±0.5)b (1.9±0.2)ab
NEBI (0.47 ±0.05) (0.39 ±0.05) (0.43±0.06) (0.48 ±0.03) (0.49 ±0.07) (0.45 ±0.03)
DPPH inhibition/% (58.2±0.3)b (54.6±1.8)c (64.9±1.8)a (58.3±1.9)b (58.0±1.5)b (48.9±1.6)d

Results are expressed as mean value±standard deviation of three determinations. Different lower-case letters in the same row represent significant differences at p<0.05 (comparison between stabilized and unstabilised samples). NEBI=non-enzymatic browning index