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Meaning of "degumming"
Degumming is a verb that describes the process of removing gums or sticky substances from a material, often used in the context of refining oils or processing fibers
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- The removal of gum from a material, especially the removal of sericin from silk or phospholipids etc. from vegetable oils.
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Chemical processes of degumming are known in the art.
The refining step may comprise degumming.
Any acid degumming process may be used.
Notably enzyme was not inactivated after degumming.
A method for degumming an oil or a fat comprising.
This improves the efficiency of the degumming process.
Degumming during storage and construction.
Many methods for oil degumming are currently used.
Degumming of hemp is analogous to the treatment given flax.
This is known as the degumming process.
Normally degumming is done by water or a wet process.
Papain is also used for degumming natural silk.
Degumming procedure lab scale.
It has its origin in the linseed degumming process.
No degumming or bleaching steps were undertaken.
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In an alternative method of the invention a different degumming procedure is employed.
Degumming processes address these NHPs by the addition of acid.
It is therefore desirable to develop a new degumming method that is free of emulsification.
In general degumming is the first step in glyceride oil refining.
This is highly advantageous in the enzymatic degumming of vegetable or edible oils.
This degumming liquor is aqueous solution of sodium hydroxide and ammonia.
The above procedure is a standard chemical process for degumming fibres.
This method comprises a degumming step in the production of edible oils.
This can result in a significant financial advantage in a water degumming process.
Any of a variety of degumming processes known in the art may be used.
This invention provides means for improving oil degumming processes.
Various degumming process are known in the art and are described above.
Citric acid or malic acid is frequently used in oil degumming processes.
Degumming with water or an acid such as citric or phosphoric acid to remove phospholipids.
Yet another possibility is to use degumming for removing metals in the feed.
The degumming process which is part of the invention is an acid degumming process.
The lecithin can be obtained by water degumming the extracted oil of seeds.
Degumming refers to the process of removing hydratable phosphatides from vegetable oils.
The latter reaction is preferably performed on a retentate from a membrane degumming process.
The material precipitated by degumming is separated and further processed to mixtures of lecithins.
In one embodiment the enzyme may be added during an enzymatic degumming process.
The enzymatic degumming process was developed based on the use of pancreatic phospholipase.
It is now fairly common to use citric acid or malic acid as a degumming agent.
The process of oil degumming can be enzymatically assisted by using phospholipase enzymes.
The starting material may be a retentate from a vegetable oil membrane degumming process.
The degumming step removes sources of phosphorus as a result of removing phospholipid components.
Phospholipids obtained during degumming of crude oil from oilseeds and oil fruits.
This degumming treatment leads to a significant decrease in the molecular weight of silk proteins.
Raw oil can be processed in accordance with conventional techniques for degumming an oil.
In the first experiment the degumming process was run without addition of the enzyme.
These complexes require a phosphoric acid pretreatment for their removal in degumming or refining.
The degumming is preferably carried out using a degumming agent comprising citric acid.
The emulsified phospholipids are then removed by chemical degumming or reacted in the enzymatic degumming.
For chemical degumming the conventional process consisted in an aqueous solution of sodium hydroxide.
These include chemical refining of vegetable oils and water degumming of vegetable oils.
