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removing them from oils. it is composed mainly of alumina , silica, iron oxides, lime, magnesia, and water, in extremely variable proportions, and is generally classified as a sedimentary clay. in color it may be whitish, buff, brown, green, olive, or blue. it is semiplastic or nonplastic and may or may not
lightening the color of oils and fats, as a pigment extender, as a filter, as an absorbent (for example, in litter boxes to absorb animal waste), and in floor sweeping compounds. application bleaching earths (activated bleaching earths, bleaching clay or activated fuller's earth) are used for refining of edible...
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drying oil, which means that it will slowly harden upon exposure to air, forming a flexible, transparent, and waterproof solid. because of this property, it is used in some printing ink and oil paint formulations. soy oil smells and tastes like a meat extract. application soybean oil is used as an edible
oil and hardened as an edible fat. it is also used in the production of margarine, confectionery, linoleum, soaps and as an additive to linseed or tung oil. shipment / storage under normal transport conditions, soybean oil is liquid and therefore need not be heated. however, if extremely low temperatures...
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case study: peruvian anchovy - why feed, not food?
assay procedures for lysine in fish meals research report 1984-1 chemical and biological assay procedures for lysine in fishmeal technical bulletin tb20 1984 recommended method of sampling fish meal for analysis technical bulletin tb16 1983 fish oil the concentration and composition of n-alkanes in edible...
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