Enzymatic glycerolysis of a triglyceride in aqueous and nonaqueous microemulsions |
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Authors: | Krister Holmberg Bo Lassen Maj-Britt Stark |
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Affiliation: | 1. Department of Histology, University of G?teborg, P.O. Box 33031, 400 33, G?teborg, Sweden
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Abstract: | Enzymatic solvolysis of a model triglyceride, palm oil, was performed in microemulsions containing isooctane, sodiumbis(2-ethylhexyl)sulfosuccinate (AOT), palm oil and a combination of water and glycerol as the polar component. Using a 1,3-specific
lipase both hydrolysis, leading to the formation of fatty acid and one mole of monoglyceride, and glycerolysis, giving three
moles of monoglyceride, occur. The reaction was very slow in a completely nonaqueous system. Addition of a small amount of
water led to an increased rate of glycerolysis, in addition to hydrolysis. It was found that by using3H labelled material reaction products originating from the two reactions were formed in equimolar amounts. The products probably
emanate from a common intermediate. The molar ratio, R, of water and glycerol to surfactant turned out to be critical, optimum
R-value being 3.4. Four different lipases, one from porcine pancreas and three of fungal origin, were tested. No marked differences
in ratio of monoglyceride to fatty acid formed were obtained, indicating that the ratio between glycerolysis and hydrolysis
is constant regardless of the lipase used. |
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