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Study On Effects Of Antioxidant Compounds On Stability Of Linseed Oil, Wang Jin Feb 2015

Study On Effects Of Antioxidant Compounds On Stability Of Linseed Oil, Wang Jin

Food and Machinery

Using the accelerated oxidation test, this study was conducted to investigate the effects of different combinations of natural antioxidants with synthetic antioxidants on the stability the shelf-life of linseed oil by examining the changes in its acid value and peroxide value. The results showed that a combination of 0.04% oleaginous rosemary, 0.018% butyl hydroxy anisd and 0.018% propyl gallate was found to have the best antioxidant activity. Comparisons of the changes in acid value of linseed oil before and after alkali refining revealed that adding 0.6 or 0.7 g of sodium hydroxide to 4g of linseed oil and allowing them …


Research On Antibacterial Effect Of Eucalyptus Extracts Combined With Oxacillin Against Mrsa, Cui Haiying, Zhang Xuejing, Zhou Hui, Zhao Chengting, Li Wei, Lin Lin Feb 2015

Research On Antibacterial Effect Of Eucalyptus Extracts Combined With Oxacillin Against Mrsa, Cui Haiying, Zhang Xuejing, Zhou Hui, Zhao Chengting, Li Wei, Lin Lin

Food and Machinery

Ethanol and water are used respectively to extract the active ingredients of eucalyptus leaves. Then it was researched on the inhibitory effect of the active ingredients on MRSA, and compared the inhibitory effect of the oxacillin with and without eucalyptus extracts addition. The results shows that, the ethanol extract of eucalyptus presents a minimum inhibitory concentration(MIC)from 1 g/L to 5 g/L for MRSA, and the water extract is from 2~10 g/L. With 0.2 g/L of ethanol extract of eucalyptus added, the oxacillin can reduce the MIC of the MRSA from 62.5~250 mg/L to 7.8~31.3 mg/L, and the MIC for all …