Chemistry of carbon compounds – Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds – C-metal
Patent
1981-04-28
1983-01-11
Lieberman, Allan
Chemistry of carbon compounds
Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds
C-metal
426656, 426430, A23J 114
Patent
active
043681522
ABSTRACT:
An improvement in a process for the treatment of proteinaceous material, wherein the proteinaceous material is admixed with a hydrocarbon solvent for any oil in the proteinaceous material and at least a fraction of the proteinaceous material is separated from the solvent and treated for removal of residual solvent, is disclosed. The improvement is characterized by (a) maintaining the temperature of the admixture of proteinaceous material and solvent in the range 0.degree.-35.degree. C., and (b) controlling the period of the time of contact of solvent and proteinaceous material and the period of the time of treatment for removal of residual solvent, whereby separation of a product having a level of residual solvent of less than 60 ppm may be effected. The proteinaceous material may be comminuted soya beans or rapeseed. Products having low residual solvent may be obtained. Such products may be used in the food industry.
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Du Pont Canada Inc.
Lieberman Allan
Short P.
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