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| Preparation of snake (Deinagkistrodon acutus) oil organogel with beeswax and monoglyceride |
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| KeyWord:snake (deinagkistrodon acutus) oil organogel beeswax monoglyceride rheology |
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| The composite organogels were prepared from refined snake (deinagkistrodon acutus) oil added with beeswax and monoglyceride. The effect of mass ratio of beeswax to monoglyceride on the rheological properties, oil-binding capacity, hardness and crystallization behavior were studied. The results showed that the presence of a small amount of monoglyceride (mass ratio of beeswax to monoglyceride 8∶?2) could promote the generation of gel-like dendritic crystals, increase the number of crystals of α, β and β′, but reduce viscosity recovery value and hardness. As the content of monoglyceride increased (mass ratio of beeswax to monoglyceride 8∶?2-0∶?10), the elongated dendritic crystals gradually shorten to disappear, and α crystal gradually disappeared, but the viscosity recovery value and oil evolution rate increased. The optimal mass ratio of beeswax to monoglyceride was 4∶?6, at this time, the oil evolution rate, hardness and viscosity recovery value of snake oil organogel were 1.8%, 242 g and 37% respectively. |
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