Analysis for vegetable oil sample is giving the below results:
Mineral Oil/Hydrocarbon content
C10-C40 142 PPM
C10-C25 128 PPM
C25-C56 18 PPM
C10-C56 142 PPM
Which of the above is considered mineral oil
Posted 07 November 2018 - 08:02 PM
Analysis for vegetable oil sample is giving the below results:
Mineral Oil/Hydrocarbon content
C10-C40 142 PPM
C10-C25 128 PPM
C25-C56 18 PPM
C10-C56 142 PPM
Which of the above is considered mineral oil
Posted 12 November 2018 - 09:04 AM
It should be ( C10 - C56 ) 142 ppm.
Edited by Syed Umer Sohail, 12 November 2018 - 09:06 AM.
Posted 14 November 2018 - 09:40 PM
Hello,
Pls describe the method used. What product has been analysed? Or packaging?
We in Germany are often confronted with „mineral oil“ test results. We make a difference between MOSH and MOAH. Which part has been analysed here?
In some cases in the MOSH fractions are natural hydrocarbons (NOSH) or such from packaging (POSH) or even other. This type of analysis is far away from what is normally understood on „separation“ - hump instead of peaks.
Do you have seem the chromatography?
Rgds
Moskito
Posted 15 November 2018 - 01:07 PM
Hello,
Well there are multiple methods for the analysis of MOSH & MOAH like LC-GC-FID and NMR spectroscopy can also be done. Food stuff usually analysed for contamination specially for baker and confectioneries. MOAH which are more important to be analysed as more carsiogenic.
Regards,
Syed Umer Sohail.
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