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DOUDiário Oficial da União (Brazilian official press)
DOUDefinitive Observation Unit (healthcare)
DOUDirect Observation Unit (hospital)
DOUDegree of Unsaturation (organic chemistry)
DOUDirection des Oeuvres Universitaires (French: Management of Academic Works; Algeria)
DOUDocuments Of Understanding
DOUDay of Use
DOUDemons of the Underworld (gaming clan)
DOUData Object Unprocessed
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As an indication of the degree of unsaturation or the amount of C=C double bonds (Leng et al.
The 1H NMR spectroscopic data, with 10 degree of unsaturation, (Table 1) show an aromatic proton at 6.52 H-8(1H, s), three ortho and meta-coupled aromatic protons at andH7.94 H-2' (1H,d, J =2.2), 7.01 H-5' (1H, d, J =8.5) and 7.84 H-6' (1H, dd, J = 2.2, 8.5).and two methoxy groups at andH 3.85 (s) and 3.84 (s).
The refractive index of oils depends on their molecular weight, fatty acid chain length, degree of unsaturation, and degree of conjugation.
On the other hand, the inclusion of lipids at levels greater than 5% of the dry matter (DM) in ruminant diets is related to changes in rumen fermentation [3], However, this value varies, depending on the digestibility of each fat source, and the degree of unsaturation is the factor that most affects fatty acid digestibility.
As the degree of unsaturation in the diacid monomer used to make binder polymer is the same, it can be assumed that the increase of MW of binder polymer after curing at 130[degrees]C for 30 min will show same trend in the order of MW as the uncured binder polymer.
Addition of SLE and degree of unsaturation were the two major factors responsible for the changes in fatty acid composition.
They all contain some degree of unsaturation (double bonds) and hydroxyl/carboxyl functionality which are used to promote curing.
The more the degree of unsaturation of the FA, the higher their oxidative degradation, as previously noticed with canola oil [9].
Susceptibility of fatty acids to lipid oxidation increases with the degree of unsaturation. But if manufacturers abide by the latest dietary guidelines and reduce solid fats by simply substituting healthier polyunsaturated fatty acids, they risk severely decreasing food acceptability and shelf life.
The degree of unsaturation in fats and oils is represented by the iodine value; greater values are associated with higher degree of unsaturation [12].
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