Process for enzymatic hydrolysis of fatty acid triglycerides wit

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ABSTRACT:
Triglyceride oils are enzymatically hydrolyzed to fatty acids and glycerol by liquid phase contact with moistened dehulled oat seeds (oat caryopses). As produced, the fatty acids dissolve in the oil phase and the glycerol is absorbed into the caryopses which facilitates separation of the products of reaction. In a single contacting cycle, 20% or greater conversion of the triglyceride reactant can be obtained, and by cyclic or sequential contacting 50% or more of the oil reactant can be hydrolyzed.

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