Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society (1924-2011)

Volume 1, Number 1 / July 1924

1-4Editorial
5-8Proceedings Of The Fifteenth Annual Convention
8-9Secretary-treasurer’s report 1923–24Thos B. Caldwell
10-12Governing committee reportH. B. Battle
12-18Smalley foundation
18-23Soap stock committee report 1923–24A. A. Robinson
23-29Color of oil and meal committee reportDavid Wesson
29-30Basic research committee workDavid Wesson
30-34Constituents of crude cottonseed oilGeorge S. Jamieson and Walter F. Baughman
34-36Extraction committee reportG. K. Witmer
37-39Referee examining board reportDavid Wesson
39-42Moisture committee reportP. S. Tilson

Volume 1, Number 2 / October 1924

43-44Smalley foundation coöperative analytical program
44-45Read the advertisements in this issueF.H.S.
46-47Sampling committee report, 1923–24P. W. Tompkins
47-51Bibliography of sampling, David Wesson
52-53Proposed changes in inter-state rules, G. Worthen Agee
53-55Sampling of oriental oil cakes, etc., H. P. Banks
56-61Studies on the oil and ammonia content of cottonseed. Progress report on basic research problem IA. F. Sievers
61-62A proposed substitute for the present official lye table of the I. C. S. C. A.H. J. Morrison
63-66Studies on rancidity—A resumeW. C. Powick
66-71The sulfuric index of cottonseed oil and in admixtures with olive oilJames K. Morton and G. C. Spencer
71-75Bleaching studies on cottonseed oilFrank C. Vilbrandt and Herman J. Bankston
76-80The early history of the soap industryL. W. Bosart
81-82Abstracts from other journalsH. C. R., T. S. W. and R. H. Kerr

Volume 2, Number 1 / January 1925

1-3Editorials
4-8A rapid quantitative method for determining the decolorizing power of carbonsD. S. Chamberlin and M. K. Buckley
8-14A new type of color-comparatorHerbert S. Bailey
14-20The K. and E. Color analyzerCarl W. Keuffel
20-25The detection and estimation of small amounts of chromium in fatsA. O. Snoddy
25-28Action of fatty acids and oils on a photographic plateWalter F. Baughman and George S. Jamieson
28-30An apparatus for approximate or comparative melting points of fats, waxes and petroleumsHoyt Stevens
30Coconut experiment station to be established in Ceylon
31ObituaryC. A. Mitchell
31-34Abstracts from other journalsP. M., S. H. H., D. G. H., M. P. and F. B., et al.

Volume 2, Number 2 / April 1925

35The 1925 conventionH. S. B.
36-38Report of the editor of the journalHerbert S. Bailey
38-39Proposed changes in the by-laws
40-44The chemical composition of California olive oilGeorge S. Jamieson and Walter F. Baughman
44-46Macadamia nut and its oilC. A. Lathrop
46-47The composition of mowrah-seed oilAugustus H. Gill and Champak C. Shah
47-56Future trading as insurance in the cotton seed oil industryCarl L. Alsberg
57-62Determination of the iodine absorption and foots formation of linseed oilGlenn H. Pickard
62-64Is the bleaching action of fuller’s earth due to oxidation?Clarence W. Benedict
64-68The disinfecting power of soaps
68Abstract from another journalH. S. B.

Volume 2, Number 3 / July 1925

69-71Progress
72-74President’s messageH. J. Morrison
75Peport on the president’s messageTilson
75-77Managing editor’s reportFred H. Smith
78-80Referee board’s reportDavid Wesson
80-82Governing committee reportH. J. Morrison
82-86Minutes of the sixteenth annual meeting
87-96Recent contributions to the chemistry of the cotton plant and its productsC. A. Browne
96-101Coöperative work of the bureau of standardsN. F. Harriman
101-105Constituents of crude cottonseed oilGeorge S. Jamieson and Walter F. Baughman

Volume 2, Number 4 / October 1925

107-109Editorials
110-111The chemical composition of the bitonto type of italian olive oilWalter F. Baughman and George S. Jamieson
112-119Color changes in olive oilC. K. McWilliams
119Studies on the oil and ammonia content of cottonseed
120-130Smalley foundation
130-132Detergents committee report for 1924–25Archibald Campbell
132-133Fullerrss earth and bleach test committee report for 1924–25A. W. Putland
133-136Refining test committee report for 1924–25C. B. Cluff
136-138Standardization of color readings, report for 1924–25H. P. Trevithick
139-143Basic research committee report for 1924–25E. R. Barrow
144-145Presentation of a gavel at the 15th annual banquet of the A. O. C. S. New Orleans, May 6, 1924H. B. Battle
146AbstractGeorge S. Jamieson

Volume 3, Number 1 / January 1926

1-2Editorial
3-10China wood oilMaximilian Toch
11-17Digestibility of fats taken from the animal bodyArthur D. Holmes
18-20Soap as a disinfectant and antisepticL. W. Bosart
21-25Theory of emulsions and emulsificationP. M. Travis
26November imports of olive, peanut and cocoanut oils
27-28The report of the moisture committeeP. S. Tilson
28A correctionH. C. Moore
29-30A preliminary report of the planning committeeDavid Wesson
30-36Report of the seed committeeJohn Malowan
37-39Statistics of fats and oils
40-41Abstracts from other journalsG.L.R., D.G.H., J.S.C., A.A.E. and W.A.S., et al.

Volume 3, Number 2 / February 1926

41We begin another year
42The Tulsa symposium
43-47Oil filtrationD. R. Sperry
48-51Detergent sub-committee reportsL. F. Hoyt
52-60Examination of chinese wood oilMaximilian Toch
61-63The boiling of soapsK. O. Löffl
64-66Modified Kerr-Sorber methodRaymond Hertwig, G. S. Jamieson, W. F. Baughman and L. H. Bailey
67-69Statistics of fats and oils
70-71Abstracts from other journalsL.A.C., J.S.C., C.H., D.W. and B.F.
72-73Titles of original papersDavid Wesson

Volume 3, Number 3 / March 1926

73-74The laboratory as a stepping stone in the fat and oil industry
75-76The keeping quality of crude cottonseed oilGeorge S. Jamieson and Walter F. Baughman
77-80Sulphur olive oilH. P. Trevithick and M. F. Lauro
81The beck billJ. S. Abbott
82-85Congress would outlaw the margarine maker
86-91China wood oilMaximilian Toch
92-93Misbranding edible oilsR. W. Dunlap
94-97Buying and selling on standard grades and specificationsIrving F. Laucks
98-101Certain physical and chemical requirements of fats in the evaporated milk industryH. F. Zoller
102-104Abstracts from other journals

Volume 3, Number 4 / April 1926

107Our 1926 Convention
108The A. O. C. S. Convention
109-111The tulsa meeting of the American chemical society
112-114The refractometer as an aid to the rapid analysis of oil bearing materialsH. C. Fellows
115-118The effect of cottonseed feeding on butter fatJ. F. Geisler
119-120The non-oxidizability of vitamin a in foodsE. F. Kohman
121-124Cotton as a food cropDavid Wesson
125-127A method for the analysis of cotton seedC. H. Cox
128-129Soap color test of sulphur olive oilH. P. Trevithick and W. H. Dickhart
130-134The influence of geographical source of seed on cotton oilH. J. Morrison and L. W. Bosart
135-136Quantitative determination of lint on cotton seedT. L. Rettger
137-138Challenges Dr. Wiley’s statementH. J. Morrison
139-140Titles of abstracts from other journals

Volume 3, Number 5 / May 1926

141Editorial
142-143The Seventeenth Annual Convention
144-146Minutes of the conventionJ. C. P. Helm
147-149The president’s addressJ. J. Vollertsen
150Report on the president’s messagePeter P. Hindelang, James J. Gauncheau and W. H. Irwin
151-152Report of the Referee BoardDavid Wesson
153-155Constituents of crude cottonseed oil
156The determination of detergency of soap products
157-162Report of refining committee for 1925–1926C. B. Cluff
163-164Report of basic research committeeE. R. Barrow
165-168The proteins of the cottonseedDavid Wesson
169An improvement in the determination of free fatty acidsH. B. Battle
170-172Results of cottonseed meal feeding investigationsR. S. Curtis, J. O. Halverson, Vernon M. Williams and Stanley Combs
173-178Gossypol and cottonseed meal poisoningE. W. Schwartze

Volume 3, Number 6 / June 1926

179Editorial
180Report of the detergents committeeArchibald Campbell
181-185Report of committee on ammonia and smalley foundation
186-188Report of the committee on the analysis of commercial fats and oilsW. D. Richardson
189-190Suggested method for color reading of normal, bleached and off-color cottonseed oil and other vegetable oilsW. D. Richardson
191-192Oil and ammonia content of different varieties of cottonseed grown in various localities
193-196Report of the moisture committeeP. S. Tilson, S. L. Ingersol, W. H. Irwin, J. P. Long and R. C. Hatter
196Report of the resolutions committeeP. S. Tilson, L. F. Hoyt and E. R. Barrow
197-203Report of seed committee for season of 1925–26D. C. Picard, C. H. Cox, G. R. Dunning, W. D. Hutchins and C. M. Putland
204-207Some personal observations of the oil and cake industry in Great BritainH. J. Morrison
208Report of the planning committeeDavid Wesson
209-214Suggested method for evaluating cottonseed for crushing purposesG. S. Meloy
215-216The annual banquet

Volume 3, Number 7 / July 1926

217Editorial
218A worth while prize
219-224Oil extraction in theory and practiceLouis C. Whiton
225Oil content of variety tests of cotton for 1924 and 1925
226-228Bulk cargoes of oilH. P. Trevithick
229-231Optical properties of linseed oil
232-236The distillation of cocoanut oil at especially low pressureH. I. Waterman and H. J. Rijks
237-242The enzyme splitting of fatsAlbert P. Sachs
243-245Co-operation in the industryW. H. Jassapon
246A.O.C.S. committees for 1926
247-251Rule 270-a is revised
252-253AbstractsDavid Wesson

Volume 3, Number 8 / August 1926

255Editorial
256-261The chemical composition of rice oilGeorge S. Jamieson
262Announcement of co-operative F.F.A. testsC. B. Cluff
263-264The cottonseed oil futures act
265-267High refining loss affects prices for cottonseed oil
268-276Design and operation of a solvent extractor plantLouis C. Whiton
277-283Interchangeability of oils and fats in the soap industry
284-289Statistics of fats and oils
290Imports of olives, coconut meat and oil, peanuts and oil, and edible olive oil during may
291-292AbstractsDavid Wesson

Volume 3, Number 9 / September 1926

295-296Editorial
297-305Crude oil analysisDavid Wesson
306Examination of tut-ankh-amen’s cosmetic
307-309Quantitative determination of the “break” (and “foots”) in linseed oilGeorge S. Jamieson and Walter F. Baughman
310-314Modern cod liver oil as a source of fat-soluble vitaminsArthur D. Holmes
315-320New plant for fat extraction by solvents
321-327The manufacture of toilet soapsAlber Parsons Sachs
331Abstracts
332Important announcements

Volume 3, Number 10 / October 1926

335The cotton crop and the oil mills
336-342Commercial solvents for solvent extractionLouis C. Whiton
343-344Crude oil analysisDavid Wesson
345-346The chilling and pressing of cod liver oilPatchwork
347-355The composition of crude cottonseed oil; A summaryGeorge S. Jamieson and Walter F. Baughman
356-360New possibilities in California olive oilP. F. Nichols
361-362The theory of the practice of steam deodorization of saponifiable oils
363-364Production and consumption of oils
365What is castile soap?
366Census of oleomargarine manufactures
367-369Statistics of oils and fats
370-371Abstracts of addresses before the American Chemical Society, Philadelphia, Sept. 6–10

Volume 3, Number 11 / November 1926

375Refining crude cottonseed oil
376-381Refining method for crude cottonseed oilC. B. Cluff
382-385The fatty oils of sweet clover seed—I: Melilotus albusB. A. Dunbar and C. F. Wells
386-387Chemical composition of okra seedJ. O. Halverson and B. Naiman
388-395Detection of alpha-palmito-distearine in presence of beta-palmito-distearineF. J. F. Muschter and G. Visser
396-400Diet and body fatLafayette B. Mendel and W. E. Anderson
401-402New method of olive oil extraction
403-409Statistics of oils and fats
410-411AbstractD.G.H., T.H.P. and G. W. Robinson

Volume 3, Number 12 / December 1926

414Another milestone reachedJ. T. O.
415-418A model plant demonstrates efficient methods for cottonseed crushing
419-422What we do with our vegetable oilsB. H. Thurman
423-424Refining method for crude cottonseed oilC. B. Cluff
425-430Ancient palestine has an up-to-the-minute soap and oil plantWilliam Schack
431A note on the keeping quality of crude peanut oilWalter F. Baughman and George S. Jamieson
432-436Measuring the oil and fat industry by the metric systemL. W. Bosart
437-441Soft pork: A serious economic problemN. R. Ellis
442-443Uncle sam makes a census of soap
444Lard substitutes and cooking fats for the year 1925
445Oil and fat export tonnage is on the increase although values decline
446-447Imports of oil in October
448-449Lime seed oil and oil cake
449AbstractsR. Brightman
450Book review

Volume 4, Numbers 1-10 / January 1927

5-10Modern methods of extraction by means of solventsFrancis M. Turner
11-14Castor oil as a lubricantC. P. Harris
15-21Comparison of emulsifying and deflocculating powers of soaps upon oil and carbon blackRobert M. Chabin
22The safety factor in drying equipmentL. R. Christie
23-28Copra sampling, inspection and analysisP. W. Tompkins
29-34Determination of detergency of soap products
35-37Standard color glassesH. J. Morrison
38Domestic exports of Vegetable oils, expressed, from the United States during November
39Imports of Olivers, cocoanut meat and cocoanut oil, peanuts and peanut oil, and edible olive oil into the United States during October
40-41Abstracts
45-46Storage system for seed and hulls affords many economies
46Housekeeping in the oil mill
47-51Cottonseed as the answer to the economic problem of the southDavid Wesson
52New plant for Laurel Soap Manufacturing Co
53-54Orange and lemon oil by-products bring prosperity to citrus fruit growers
55-57The purpose and use of filter aidsF. L. Horine
58Chemical Industries Exposition
59-61Department of Commerce census shows industry's production
62Dr. Clark to conduct basic chemical research into cottonseed products
63-65The chemical composition of Tunisian olive oilGeorge S. Jamieson, Raymond M. Hann and Walter F. Baughman
66-70Determination of detergency of soap products
71-74Refining test methods are revisedC. B. Cluff
75-80Lime soaps in olive oil footsM. F. Lauro
80Domestic exports of Lard compounds and oleomargarine from the United States during November
81Recent abstractsDavid Westson
85-89Rendering plant cuts labor to two men by conveyers
89Copra sampling, inspection and analysisP. W. Tompkins
90-92Manila cocoanut oil: Color and fluorescenceP. W. Tompkins
93-94A new method for the rapid determination of moistureT. L. Rettger
95-102Alkali absorption in crude oil refiningDavid Wesson
103-105The examination of mixtures of coconut oil and palm kernel oil and the determination of butter fat in margarineG. D. Elsdon and Percy Smith
106-111Oven drying method for the determination of moisture in cottonseed mealPaul Sherrick
112-116A rapid method for the sorting of butters and margarinesC. H. Manley
117Exports of vegetable oils, expressed, during January
118January exports of oleo oil, tallow, oleic acid or red oil, and other animal greases, oils and fats, N.E.S.
119Exports of lard compounds and oleomargarine during January
120Abstracts
121-126Chinese disturbances bring to the front the question of our tung-oil supply
127-130How cottonseed deteriorates through moisture
130A correction
131-133The chemical composition of cottonseed oil from the upland type of seedGeorge S. Jamieson and Walter F. Baughman
134-135American Oil Chemists Society announces program for Annual Meeting
136-138The consumption of butter and oleomargarine from 1917 to 1926Frederick E. Croxton
139-140Changes in olive oil after long standingR. O. Brooks
141-142Papers on vegetable oils are read before the American Chemical Society
143-150New aspects of the chemistry of the oils and fatsJ. C. Drummond
151February exports of oleo oil, tallow, oleic acid or red oil, and other animal greases, oils and fats, N.E.S.
152February exports of Lard Compound and Oleomargarine
153February exports of Vegetable oils
154-155January Imports of Olives, Cccoanut meat and oil, peanuts and peanut oil, and edible olive oil
156Abstracts from other journals
157-159The application of modern analytical methods to transactions in cottonseed productsDavid Wesson
160-162Winterizing oils
163-167Extraction experiences in foreign landsBruno Hassel
168-171Fundamental principles of refiningC. B. Cluff
171Report of the Chevreul Prize CommitteeDavid Wesson
172-174A method for proteinsR. M. Chapman
175-176Some effects of atmospheric oxidation of cod liver oil
177-181Report of Committee on Determination of free fatty acid of oil in seedR. K. Brodie
182-186Report of the Ammonia Committee
187-188Report of committee to develop a method for color comparison of cottonseed mealR. K. Brodie, T. C. Law, H. C. Hamner and J. R. Mays
189-190Report of the Neutral Oil CommitteeClaude E. McLean
191-196Report of the Detergents Committee of the A. O. C. S., for 1927L. F. Hoyt
197-198Report of the Color CommitteeH. P. Trevithick
199-201Report of the Moisture CommitteeW. H. Irwin
202John P. Harris joins Industrial Chemical Company
203-204Report of the Referee Board of the season 1926–1927
205-209Inventory and production control in oil refineries
210-214The relation between the deflocculating and frothing powers of soapsRobert M. Chapin
215-216Methods of producing cod liver oil
216Important notices to A. O. C. S. members
217-224An American palm oil industry
225-231Sulphonated oils: Their manufacture, properties and uses
232-234Census shows condition of industry
235-236Abstracts from other journals
237-238Oil chemists elect Trevithick
238-239Inaugural letter of president TrevithickH. P. Trevithick
239American Oil Chemists meet in Memphis
240-243American Oil Chemists' Society
244Oil chemists' banquet
245-247President of chemists addresses society
248Personal comment
249-250New oil settlement rule
250-251The filtration of crude cottonseed oils
251Chevreul prize contest extended
252Filter paper in the vegetable oil industry
253The new Laboratory Refining Machine
254Interstate Superintendents' Convention
255-259Atlanta machinery exhibit magnificent
259Cottonseed crushers meet at Memphis
260-261Committees of American Oil Chemists' Society
262David Wesson web.
263The American Oil Chemists' Society
264-265Research in the fat industryG. D. Elsdon
265-266The yellowing of drying oils
267-272Association adopts chemical methods
273-274The advantages of purely absorptive carbon in decolorizing
275-283Dry-rendering of animal products
284-288Solvent extraction of the soya bean
289-297Liquid caustic soda
297President Trevithick names additional committees
298-303What is a refined oil
304-305Chemical industries exposition
305Sidebottom joins Darco staff
306Abstracts from other journals
307-314Grading cottonseed by net kernel and fatty acid methods
315-319The behavior of soaps of various oils on dilution
320-324Chemical problems in the manufacture of soap
324-325The detection of extracted olive oils
326-328The behavior of fish oils with uranium nitrate and pyrogallic acid
329-330Application of absorptive carbons to crude vegetable oils
331-335Status of meal and cake gradingPaul L. Menaul and R. M. Chapman
336-338Second quarter census report
339-344Filtration facilitated by filter aids
345-346Oil chemists to meet in New York
347Fusing caustic soda with electric heat
348-352The wood oil trade in China
353-356The recovery and purification of wool fat
357-359Determination of neutral fat in soaps
359Codliver oil equals sun's rays effects
360-366Report of the Planning Committee
367-370Abstracts from other journals

Volume 4, Number 11 / November 1927

371-377Modern deodorizing methods
378-379Packages for the palm oil trade
380-382Oil chemists meet in New York
383-386Meal settlings damage crude oil
387Is this where your profits are going?
388-390The American oil chemists' society Notes and correspondenceC. B. Cluff, A. S. Richardson, B. H. Thurman, H. C. Moore and Louis M. Roeg
391-394President's midyear report
394Quinn elected head of Salesmen's AssociationRobert J. Quinn
395Early history of the American Oil Chemists' Society
396Stearic acid and red oil specifications
397-399The standardization of oil for mayonnaise
400-402Third quarter census report

Volume 4, Number 12 / December 1927

403-409The chemical and physical characteristics of cod liver oil
410-425Chemical aspects of mayonnaise
426-427The chemical composition of Spanish olive oilGeorge S. Jamieson
428-429Edible and soap oil requirements mutually supplementary
429-431Progress in cotton oil milling
432-433Letter to members from president trevithickH. P. Trevithick
433-435Progress on color glass standardizationIrwin G. Priest

Volume 5, Number 1 / January 1928

1-6The organic oil industry
7-15The Pacific Coast oil industry
16-26Color glass standardization
27-30The American oil Chemists' Society Notes and correspondenceIrwin G. Priest, H. P. Trevithick, G. A. Moore and Rosalind U. Norris
30-32Book reviewsDavid Wesson and Maximilian Toch

Volume 5, Number 2 / February 1928

33-45The fish oil industries
46-47Purification and deodorization by absorptive carbons
48-57The pacific coast oil industry
58-59The Smerican Oil Chemists' Society Notes and correspondenceH. P. Trevithick, J. C. P. Helm and Irwin G. Priest
60-62Fourth quarter census report

Volume 5, Number 3 / March 1928

63-73Color sensitivity
74-81The fish oil industries
82-84The standardization of cod liver oil
85-89The chemical composition of ergot oilWalter F. Baughman and George S. Jamieson
89-90Fats and oils studies of the Food Research InstituteAlan Porter Lee
91-94The American Oil Chemists’ Society Notes and correspondenceH. P. Trevithick and Irwin G. Priest

Volume 5, Number 4 / April 1928

95-106Deflocculation and detergency not entirely correlative
107-108Rancidity determinations
108A useful addition to laboratory extraction techniquePaul L. Menaul
109-113The status of the cottonseed meal injury problemJ. O. Halverson
113Referee Applicants
113Standardization of lovibond glasses, report for January 1928H. P. Trevithick and Irwin G. Priest
114-118Standardization of lovibond glasses
119-120Contest in olive-oil chemistry

Volume 5, Number 5 / May 1928

121-123Nineteenth annual convention of the American oil chemists' society
124-129Report of the moisture committeeW. H. Irwin
129Report of committee on revision of methods of analysisE. R. Barrow, W. H. Irwin and C. B. Cluff
130-132Report of the color committee of A.O.C.S.J. D. Evans, G. Worthen Agee, H. E. Brownfield, J. C. Burt and Garry G. Grant, et al.
132-133Report of cake color committeeN. C. Hammer, T. C. Law, J. R. Mays and A. S. Richardson
134-145Report of committee on crude mill operationsAndrew K. Schwartz
146-151Report of the smalley foundation committee
152-156The American oil chemists' society

Volume 5, Number 6 / June 1928

157-159Progress keynote of New Orleans convention
160-164Address of the president
165-166Trend of chemical research in the oil industry
167-170Problems of the oil refiner
170Report of the Chevreul Prize committeeDavid Wesson
171-173Convention proceedings
173-175Report of the Du Bosq colorimeter committeeDavid Wesson
176-179Statistics of fats and oils
180-182Organic peroxides as bleaching agents
183Book reviews
184-192Standardization of lovibond glasses

Volume 5, Number 7 / July 1928

193Progress and poverty
194-201Suitable soaps for silk millsFred Grove-Palmer
201New trade marks
202-207Avocado oil
208-212Detergent experiments on cotton
213-219Mayonnaise producers co-operate
219Referee ApplicantsW. J. Bramblett
220-221Stadardization of Lovibond glassesIrwin G. Priest

Volume 5, Number 8 / August 1928

223Cooperation fosters efficiency editorial
224-235Ramifications of the oil industry
2361928–29 A. O. C. S. committees announced
237-242The composition and toxic effects of gossypolE. P. Clark
243-245Cotton seed crushers develop fair trade rules
246Fats and oils studies of the food research institute
247-250The American Oil Chemists' Society Notes and correspondence

Volume 5, Number 9 / September 1928

251-254European methods of crushing soya beansGeoffrey E. Govier
255-262Ramifications of the oil industry
263-265Crude cotton oil filtration
266Recent work on iso-oleic acidK. H. Baur
267-272Vitamins and vital elements
273-277The determination of gossypol structureE. P. Clark
278-279The American Oil Chemists' Society Notes and correspondence
280-281Continuous extractor for rapid work
281-282The industrial chemistry of the fats and waxes

Volume 5, Number 10 / October 1928

283Crude oil filtration has arrived
284Fall meeting promises instructive discussion of soap chemistry
285-287Soyabean oil industry in manchuria
288-294The coloring matter of cottonseed hulls
295-301Vitamins and vital elements
302-309Ramifications of the oil industry
310The American Oil Chemists' Society Notes and correspondence

Volume 5, Number 11 / November 1928

311Announcement!
312-314Oil Chemists' Society meets in New York
315Soap chemists organize section
316Mayonnaise manufacturers convene in Boston
317-326The spontaneous heating of oils
327-328May standardize barrels and kegs
329-332Metallic soaps
333-335Detoxicated cottonseed meal
336The American Oil Chemists' Society Notes and correspondenceA. S. Richardson

Volume 5, Number 12 / December 1928

337Your advice...!
338-347Soaps from organic bases
348-351The hydrogenation of soybean oil
352-355The use of fats in baking
356-357Olive oil analytical method
358-359The American oil chemists's society notes and correspondenceLouis M. Roeg
360-362Third quarter census report

Volume 6, Number 1 / January 1929

9The outlook for 1929
9Government and definitions
10The industry improvesA. W. Putland
11-12A review of the fat and oil markets
13Ask increase in oil and fat tariff
15-17Pumping, piping and heating
19-23Some mackey tests on cottonseed oil
25-26‘Virgin’ olive oil—What does it mean?
27-29Recent patents
31-33Notes of the industry
35-36American Oil Chemists' Society Notes and correspondenceA. W. Putland, A. K. Church and Wallace H. Dickhart
37-38Abstracts
38New books
39-41Market report on fats, oils and greases

Volume 6, Number 2 / February 1929

9The proposed tariff
9-10Research justified
10Marking of labels
10The world's soya bean crop
11-13What tariff on oils and fats?
15-19Vegetable oil storage methods
21-23The composition of California walnut oil
25-26The consumers' side of the tariff
27-28American tung oil production
29Method for wool oil unsaponifiablesLeslie Hart
31-32Notes of the industry
33Recent patents
35-36Fat and oil data for fourth quarter 1928
37-38Abstracts
38Glycerol and the Glycols
39-41Market report on fats, oils and greases

Volume 6, Number 3 / March 1929

9Declining exports
9-10Careless storing of oils
10The tariff questionnaire
11-13Research and the mayonnaise industryF. C. Blanck
15-18Alkaline earth stearate emulsions
19United States exports of fats and oils decrease
21-23New cotton oil refinery for California
25-26Late tariff questionnaires analyzed
27-29Solubility tests of castor oilH. P. Trevithick and M. F. Lauro
31-32About selecting a trade mark
33-35Notes of the industry
36Recent patents
37Abstracts
39-43Market report on Fats, Oils and Greases

Volume 6, Number 4 / April 1929

9Dairy interests shoot again
9-10Oil Chemists’ twentieth anniversary
10Synthetic fats
11-13American safflower seed oilGeorge S. Jamieson and Samuel I. Gertler
15-19Domestic soya bean oil
21-22Preliminary program of Oil Chemists’ Convention
23-43Proposed amendment to oleomargarine laws
25-28Of what benefit a higher tariff?
29-33Notes of the industry
35-37American Oil Chemists’ Society Notes and correspondenceW. B. Byers and Thomas Andrews
39-41Market report on Fats, Oils and Greases

Volume 6, Number 5 / May 1929

9Anniversary
9-10Food fat containers
10Fellowships for oil mill students
10Industrial donates golf trophy
11-13American Oil Chemists' Society convention
15-17Oil Chemists' Official Committee reports
19-21The packaging of lard and shortenings
24-27Report of the Smalley Foundation Committee
28-33Report of Soap Section Committee
35-37Note of the industry
39-43Market report on Fats, oils and greases

Volume 6, Number 6 / June 1929

9Simplified practice benefits
9Tariffs and … Taffy
9-10Cottonseed crushings gain
10Oil Chemists’ Golf Tournament
10Protest iodine test for starch
11-13American oil chemists’ society convention
15-17Palm oil from the belgian congo
19-21Report of 1928–1929 color committeeW. D. Hutchins, G. W. Agee, A. K. Schwartz, L. G. Copes and G. L. Grant
23-29Determination of detergency of soap products
31-42President putland’s address
33Twelfth exposition of chemical industries
35-43Hawley-Smoot Tariff Bill as reported out mostly same rates as 1922 Tariff—Linseed oil rate Up—Soya bean rate doubled—Coconut rates unchanged—Philippine oil still free
36-37Fat and oil data for first quarter 1929
39-42Market report on fats, oils and greases
43Notes of the industry

Volume 6, Number 7 / July 1929

9A national association
9-10Progress and obsolescence
10Mart Smith protests wood oil tariff
11-13Methods for cottonseed analysis
15-19Studies on gossypol: A progress report
20-21Report of Committee on Crude Mill OperationsA. K. Schwartz
23-25Industrial and educational cooperation
27-29Planning and Uniform Methods Committee
31-33Iodine values on menhaden fish oilC. H. Bankes and A. R. Lange
35-37Abstracts
39-41Market report on fats, oils and greases
43Notes of the industry

Volume 6, Number 8 / August 1929

9A field for standards
9Free goods
9-10Contracts
10Herbert B. Battle
11-12American reindeer fat
13Norwegian whaling industry in transition era
15-16Olive oil analytical method
17New synthetic methods in chemistry of fats
18-19The linseed trade of British India
20-25American vegetable oil trade
27-36Analysis interpretation for the layman
31A new and novel use for glycerine
33Abstracts
35-43Notes of the industry
39-41Market report on Fats, Oils and Greases

Volume 6, Number 9 / September 1929

9Government activities
9-10The tariff compromise
10Chemists' Committee named
10Tung oil fourth chemical import
10Foreign trade opportunities
11-43Vegetable oil production in Brazil
15-17Chia seed oil
18Senate Committee reports tariff bill
19-43Determining bleaching loss coefficients
21-43Procter and Gamble foster practical research
23-24Test for neutral oil in soap or fatty acidsJohn E. Rutzler
25Condensed financial statement of American Oil Chemists Society
27-29Results in regrading Lovibond red glassesIrwin G. Priest
31-33The Hardy recording spectrophotometer
35-43Fat and oil data for second quarter 1929
37Abstracts
39Notes of the industry
41-42Market report on Fats, Oils and Greases

Volume 6, Number 10 / October 1929

9Protectionists persist
9-10Discounts and credits
10United Africa names officers
10Foreign trade opportunities
11Mayonnaise Manufacturers' Convention
12-13The selection of mayonnaise equipment
15-18The chemical and physical characteristics of cod oil
19-20Deodorizing rendering gases
21Oil palm development in Malaya
23-24Pecan oil
25-43Glycerine used to reclaim China wood oilEdward Steinhoff
27-28A lard trade mark disputed
29Oil Chemists' Fall Meeting in New York
31-36Notes of the industry
36New books
37-39Abstracts
41-42Market report on fast, oils and greases

Volume 6, Number 11 / November 1929

9A progressive trade association
9Credit restrictions
9-10The great discovery
10Proposed tung oil orchard
10Foreign trade opportunities
11-12Oil Chemists' Fall Meeting
13-19Fourth Annual Mayonnaise Convention
15-33The mayonnaise industry of the United States
21-23McCormick addresses mayonnaise producers
25-26The European margarine industry
27-33Proposed thiosulphate number for olive oilWallace H. Dickhart
29-30Senators renew proposals for higher oil duties
30New books
31Meat Packers Convention
35-36Abstracts
37Market report on fats, oils and greases

Volume 6, Number 12 / December 1929

9Margarine—A pure food
9-10The era of distribution
10Foreign trade opportunities
10Oil content of straits copra
10Why a cut?
11-12Oil Chemists Fall Meeting
13-33Margarine consumption increasing
15-18Oil Chemists' Soap Section reports
19-33“Virgin” olive oil and the ultra-violet ray
21-23A method of testing pure lard
23Proposed thiosulphate number for olive oilWallace H. Dickhart
25-26Recommends extension of mayonnaise research
27-30Fat and oil data for third quarter 1929
31-33Notes of the industry
35-36Abstracts
37Market report on Fats, Oils and Greases

Volume 7, Number 1 / January 1930

9Progress? Yes and no
9-10The outlook for 1930
10Foreign trade opportunities
11-33Reminiscences of a well-known oil chemist
13-33The nutritive value of mayonnaise
15-19Photoelectric color measurements
21-33Development of the wood rosin industry
25-29Lovibond glass standardization
30-31Notes of the industry
31Inedible animal fats in the United States
35-36Abstracts
37Market report on Fats, Oils and Greases

Volume 7, Number 2 / February 1930

49What is a chemist?
49-50A test of strength
51-53Oil handling facilities at the port of Manila
55-58Sardine oil color standards
59-73Caps and closures
61-63Emulsions in theory and practice
65-67The margarine industry of EuropeE. L. Thomas and Collaboration with Field Representatives of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
69-73Increased oil tariffs defeated in first real test
70-71Notes of the industry
71Analyse der Fette und Wachse. Zwtiter Band Systematik Analysenergebuisse Bibliographic der natürlichen Fette und WachseRobert H. Kerr
75-76Abstracts
77Market report on fats, oils and greases

Volume 7, Number 3 / March 1930

89Butter vs margarine
89-90Juggling credit
91-93The Brazilian Babassu
95-97The margarine industry of EuropeE. L. Thomas and Collaboration with Field Representatives of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
98World trade in soy beansFelix T. Pope
99The use of Malt Sugar in mayonnaise
101-103The composition of porpoise Jaw oil
105-107Fat and oil data for fourth quarter 1929
109-111Notes of the industry
113Abstracts
117Market report on fats, oils and greases

Volume 7, Number 4 / April 1930

129The chemical age
129-130Fools and fortunes
130Manila copra cable
130Weihman heads oil trades
130Foreign trade opportunities
131-133The margarine industry of EuropeE. L. Thomas
135-138Free acid important in cotton seed value index
139Oil Chemists' Annual Meeting
141-146Cod liver oil and the vitamin theory
147Senate passes tariff bill
149-151Notes of the industry
153-156Abstracts
157Market report on Fats, Oils and Greases

Volume 7, Number 5 / May 1930

169Progress through fellowship
169-170The churn—A symbol
171-172Oil chemists' annual convention
173-195Activated carbons
175-179New catalytic hydrogenation
181-183Grape fruit seed oil
185-195Smalley foundation committee report
189-193A. O. C. S. Committee reports report of referee board 1929–30W. H. Irwin, W. R. Stryker, H. Aspegren, L. C. Haskell and F. Paquin
197Market report on fats, oils and greases

Volume 7, Number 6 / June 1930

209The times—and business
209-210Scientific seed grading
210Whale oil and history
210Helsingfors margarine factory
211-212Oil chemists meet at New Orleans
213-236Irwin Heads oil chemists
215-216Nutrition studies on cottonseed meal
217-218Food supplies and the cotton crop
219Few changes in oil tariff
221-226Systematic organic analysis
227-230Analytical methods in summary
230Catalytic processes in applied chemistry
231-233Fat and oil data for first quarter 1930
237Market report on Fats, Oils and Greases

Volume 7, Number 7 / July 1930

249The situation in europe—and here
249-250Junk!
251-252European oil imports decline 9,000 tons
253American oil chemists' society
255-257A useful constant for oil identification
258Solvent extractions— The new and better way
259-263Refining committee report
265-275The analysis of sulphonated oils
269-271Notes of the industry
273-275Abstracts
277Market report on fats, oils and greases

Volume 7, Number 8 / August 1930

289Service to an industry
289Now—If ever
289-290Employes and profits
291-293Analytical methods for cottonseed
295-296California olive oil studies
297Oil Chemists' Committee assignments
299-301Soap Section Committee report
303-305A new method for the determination of neutral fat in sulphonated oilsRalph Hart
309Notes of the industry
313Abstracts
317Market report on fats, oils and greases

Volume 7, Number 9 / September 1930

329The year's trend
329-330What is the cost?
331-332Solid fatty acids
333Oil chemists will meet at Chicago
335-347The lipeometer fat test
337-347Cottonseed sample preparation
339-347Uses of fats affected by their chemical structure
343-344The rapid determination of total fat
345Mayonnaise Convention Planned for Atlantic City
349-351Notes of the industry
351New books
353Abstracts
355-357Fat and oil data for second quarter 1930

Volume 7, Number 10 / October 1930

369Business standards
369-370Chemistry—Ancient and modern
371-372American cherry kernel oil
373Oil Chemists' Chicago Meeting
375-377Veg etable oils increase in foreign trade volume
379-381Candellila wax offers profit opportunities
383-384The rapid determination of total fat
385Soybean crushers adopt ethics code
389Present oil milling conditions in Germany
393Abstracts
395Notes of the industry

Volume 7, Number 11 / November 1930

409Nationalism—or progress?
409-410Subtle sabotage
410The chemical engineering catalog
411-412Fall Meeting of Oil Chemists
413Mayonnaise products fifth annual convention
415-417Vegetable oils increase in foreign trade volume
419-421Para rubber seed oil
423-425The international situation in oilseed crushing
427-431Causes of deterioration of fats and oils
435Notes of the industry

Volume 7, Number 12 / December 1930

449Depression?—or inattention
449-450Europe crushers to “cooperate”
451-471Oil Chemists' Fourth Annual Fall Meeting
453-457Causes of deterioration of fats and oils
459-477Shortening—Its baking function
463-465The international situation in oilseed crushing
467-471Fat and oil data for third quarter 1930
473-475Notes of the industry

Volume 8, Number 1 / January 1931

9Why substitutes?
9-10Scraping bottom
11-13Solvent extraction successfully applied
15-16Corn oil preparation and usefulness
17Shortening and oil production in 1929
19-21Orthodichlorbenzene an ideal fat solvent
21Hydrogenation of organic substances
23-25Determination of total fatty acids
27-31The international situation in oilseed crushing
33-35Notes of the industry
37Abstracts

Volume 8, Number 2 / February 1931

49Legislative sharpshooting
49-50Avoiding the obvious
50Procter & Gamble earnings increase
50Shorteming and oil prices
51-77A new method for the examination of textile oils
59-61The determination of water in glycerols
63-64Detergents Committee reports progress
65-77Margarine legislation hearings in Washington
67-69Impressions of the European Soap Industry
71-75Notes of the industry

Volume 8, Number 3 / March 1931

89A service opportunity
89-90From him who hath not
91-94The oil mill industry in modern Germany
95-97California mill varies raw materials
99-100Vegetable oil tariff hearing at Washington
101Oil Chemists' Annual Meeting
103-109A new method for the examination of textile oils
107-109Vitamins and palm oil in margarine
111Notes of the industry
113Elements of chemical engineering
115-117Fat and oil data for fourth quarter 1930

Volume 8, Number 4 / April 1931

129A colonial policy
129-130Encouraging progress
131-134Philippine copra and coconut oil
135-138The oil mill industry in modern Germany
139-140Twenty-second Annual Oil Chemists’ Meeting
141-157Lecithin retards hydrolysis of fats
145-157Margarine taxation made more burdensome
147Factory consumption of fats and oils by industries
149-154Notes of the industry
153Margarine as a Butter Substitute
155Abstracts

Volume 8, Number 5 / May 1931

169A menace to oil crushing
169-170Science—Pure or “commercial”?
171-172Oil chemists’ program completed
173-174Rapid development of tung oil plantations
175-178The oil mill industry in modern Germany
179-180Margarine and butter: The unvarnished facts
181-197Report of Olive Oil Committee for 1930–1931
183-185Laboratory bleaching technique for fatty oils
187-189Carbohydrates affect mill values of cottonseed
191-193Smalley Foundation analytical results
194-195Notes of the industryW. H. Irwin, W. R. Stryker, L. C. Haskell, H. Aspegren and F. Paquin

Volume 8, Number 6 / June 1931

209Tomorow’s oil mill
209-210Progress in oil chemistry
211-214Richardson elected chemists’ president
215-217President Irwin’s convention address
218National cottonseed convention
219-221Technical emulsions of oils and waxes with water
221Oil of SumacH.P. Trevithick
222Brazilian lard trade in Rio Grande do Sul
223-227Anti-oxidants in edible oil preservation
229-237Fat and oil data for first quarter 1931
233Abstracts
234-237Notes of the industry

Volume 8, Number 7 / July 1931

249Wanted: A way out
249-250A whale of a problem
250Light on ancient customs
250New plant for Panama
251-254Some aspects of seed grading
255-256Sapote (mammy apple) seed and oil
257-261Soap Analysis Committee report
262Abstracts
263-277Anti-oxidants in edible oil preservation
265-275Margarine regulations amended to conform with new legislation
267-268Secretary-Treasurer’s annual report
269-270Report of Committee on the Kreis Test for Rancidity
271-272Refining Test committee report
273-275Notes of the industry

Volume 8, Number 8 / August 1931

289Truth out of Iowa
289-290Setting the house in order
290A. O. C. S. to meet in Chicago
291-294Susceptibility of fats to oxidative rancidity
295-296Oilseeds industries in the British empire
297-301Glycerin Analysis Committee report
302Cottonseed and oil stocks sharply down June 30th
303-304Report on Tintometer standardization
305-317Kapok oil and the Halphen test
307-310Census summary of fats and oils, 1930
311-317Solvents Committee revises specifications
313-314Notes of the industry
315Abstracts

Volume 8, Number 9 / September 1931

329Management or ... Muddling
329-330Production only deferred
330A.O.C.S. Bowling tournament
331-357Rancidity and stability in shortening products
337-338Oil chemists plan autumn gathering at Chicago
339-341Sampling cottonseed at the Oil mill
342Report of Moisture CommitteeN. C. Hamner
343-357Cost accounting a field for chemists
345-349Review and coordination of committee recommendations
350-352Fat and oil data for second quarter 1931
353-355Notes of the industry

Volume 8, Number 10 / October 1931

369-370Oil producers' profits
371-372Oil Chemists' Fifth Annual Fall Meeting
373-375Rancidity accelerated by porous packings
377-379Copra and coconut oil in the Netherlands east indies
381-397Oil chemists' committees
383-397Forming and pressing cakes in the oil mill
385-388Hydrogenation standardizes quality of lard
389-395Sesame seed in China and India
391-397A micro-Kjeldahl method for nitrogen determinationW. F. Allen
393-395Notes of the industry
395Its nutritive value, adulteration, detection and estimation

Volume 8, Number 11 / November 1931

405-408Oil Chemists' Fall Meeting at Chicago October 29, 30A. S. Richardson and Archibald Campbell
409-412Mayonnaise spoilage and rancidity of oil
413-415Detergents Committee report to Oil Chemists' Society
416-420Studies in the comparison of detergents
421-426Decolorizing carbon analyses and tests

Volume 8, Number 12 / December 1931

432-453The circulating rendering process
437-440Mayonnaise oils, mayonnaise and the kreis test
441-453Origin, properties and uses of activated carbonJ. Wrench
444-453Fats and Oils as food for man and microorganismsL. B. Jensen
447-454Composition and polymerization of Chinese wood (tung) oil
449-452Decolorizing carbon analyses and tests

Volume 9, Number 1 / January 1932

2Prologue
3Editorial
5-8Phase phenomena in commercial soap systemsR. H. Ferguson
9-12The case of whale oil vs tallowE. L. Thomas
13Lard hydrogenation and the bomer testL. M. Tolman and A. A. Robinson
14-17Notes on power laundry practiceC. E. Lennox
19Tariff commission announces hearing on Gelatin
20Oil and fat production figures
21From department of commerce census returns
21Best foods and hellman combine
21New brochure by Boessler & Hasslacher
22World reports and prospects of flaxseed, 1931–32
26The philippine market for oleomargarine

Volume 9, Number 2 / February 1932

27Editorial
28-33Cooperative research and the mayonnaise associationD. M. Gray
34-36Light colored saponified fatty acidsR. B. Trusler
37-38The case of whale oil vs tallowE. L. Thomas
39-42Recent developments in state control of feeding stuffsH. A. Halvorsen
44Personal paragraphs
45Import & export
46Oil and fat production figures
47From department of commerce census returns

Volume 9, Number 3 / March 1932

53Editorial
54-59Fats—and their examinationGeorge S. Jamieson
60-65Our foreign trade in soaps—A study of trendsE. L. Thomas
66-68Determination of moisture in essential oilsR. M. Reed
68-69Acid soapsH. Bennett
69Smoke, flash and fire points for commercial oils
71Import & export
72-73Oil production in Latin America
74Personal paragraphs
75-76And news of the industry

Volume 9, Number 4 / April 1932

79Editorial
80-83Electrical measurements of oil dropletsL. B. Jensen
86-88New orleans—Most interesting city
89-97Peroxide formation as a measure of autoxidative deteriorationD. H. Wheeler
98Flaxseed prices steady world wide review of prospects
99-102“Loss leaders” and the chain store
100Personal paragraphs
101-103And news of the industry

Volume 9, Number 5 / May 1932

107Editorial
108-113Changes in oils and fats due to atmospheric oxidationHerman Aspegren
114-117A method for refining and deodorizing oilsV. Conquest
117-120Smalley foundation committee reportsA. W. Putland
120-121Report of the referee boardW. H. Irwin
124Golf, golf, and more golfJohn B. Harris
125Report of the sampling committeeV. Serbell
125-126United states imports of vegetable oils March, 1932W. H. Irwin
128-130Personal paragraphs

Volume 9, Number 6 / June 1932

133Editorial
134-135Report of the journal committeeW. H. Irwin, T. C. Law, H. P. Trevithick, E. R. Barrow and J. J. Vollertsen, et al.
136-138Wheat germ oilGeorge S. Jamieson and Walter F. Baughman
139-153Annual report of president richardson
141Golf trophy won by Tulane professor
142Statement by president hamner to the societyN. C. Hamner
142Some unofficial notes on the convention
143-144New society president elected at New Orleans meeting
145-148Modern whalingHarry P. Trevithick and Alan Porter Lee
148-150Ceylon—Citronella producer
151-157Report of the twenty-third annual meeting
152-153Palm oil producers form association in malaya
154-155Personal paragrraphs and news of the industry

Volume 9, Number 7 / July 1932

161Editorial
162-165Essential oils in south africaE. B. Lawson and Wayne G. Du Clark
166-169Japanese soap and its manufacture
170-172Growth of cottonseed-products industryE. G. Montgomery and Felix T. Pope
172-174Committee report on olive oilM. F. Lauro
175-177Oil and fat production figures from department of commerce
178-179Report of seed analysis committee
180-184Personal paragraphs

Volume 9, Number 8 / August 1932

187-188Editorial
189-195Some further studies and improvements on A. O. C. S. OvenW. H. Irwin
196-197Free fatty acids and the chemistH. L. Thomas
198-199The death of Irwin G. Priest
200Fall meeting A. O. C. S., Oct. 20–21 to feature practical new processes
200Members and non-members
201Report of the refining test committee
202-204Soap production in PolandClayton Lane
205-206Essetial oil
206Peanut oil
207Soaps and toiletries
207-208Linseed oil
208Cod liver oil

Volume 9, Number 9 / September 1932

209Editorial
210-213Cherry kernel oil—Production and utilizationFrank Rabak
213-215Autumn meeting plans well advanced
215-218why not hydroxyl value?J. T. R. Andrews and R. M. Reed
218-219Cottonseed oil food manufacturers organize institute
219Sperm oil
220-221Chicago lake front developing world fair dress
221-222Instructions in preparation of customs declarations on fat shipments
223-225Department of commerce, bureau of the census statistics on fats and oils

Volume 9, Number 10 / October 1932

227Editorial
228-231Comparative study of methods for determining free fatty acids in cottonseedGeorge S. Jamieson and Robert S. McKinney
231-232The bowling tournament
232-233The october meeting—Some notes and reminders
233-237The technology of palm oilH. P. Trevithick and M. F. Lauro
238-241Amazing progress of chemistry to be shown at century of progress
242Soaps
243Oils and fats
244New lacquer for foods and drugs

Volume 9, Number 11 / November 1932

246EditorialN. C. Hamner
247-252Carotene as a natural anti-oxidantR. C. Newton
253-255Soap analysis committee report to the autumn meetingA. K. Church, L. M. Roeg, W. A. Peterson, R. B. Trusler and C. P. Long, et al.
255-257Group packaging and the jewel tea ideaS. P. Moore
258-259A. O. C. S. bowling tournament
259President hamner’s remarks on the journal
260-261Detergents committee report
261Resolutions committee report
262SoapsM. L. Sheely
263-264Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler

Volume 9, Number 12 / December 1932

268Editorial
269-271A new method of studying the chemistry of rancidityLowell B. Kilgore
271-274Chemical analysis, tool and trainingC. S. Miner
274Abstract of experiments on the physiological action of glycerol in the animal organismVictor Johnson and A. J. Carlson
275-276Oil and fat production figures
276-278Results expected from mayonnaise manufacturers’ meeting
279SoapsM. L. Sheely
280Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler
281Dumping charges against oils not proven at hearing

Volume 10, Number 1 / January 1933

2Editorial
3-7Some observations on the edible oil industry of EuropeR. W. Perry
7-8Pine nut oilAugustus H. Gill
9-11Report of seed analysis committeeC. H. Cox
12-13Cinnamon cultivation in the Island of Ceylon
14-19Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler

Volume 10, Number 2 / February 1933

22Editorial
23-27The action of microorganisms on fatsL. B. Jensen and D. P. Grettie
28-29Para rubberseed oil as a substitute for linseed oil in foundry core bindersL. Wilson Greene and J. M. Faraday Leaper
29-31Oil and fat analysis by the thiocyanogen methodW. S. Martin and R. C. Stillman
32-33Mayonnaise institute created
34Soaps
35-37Oils and fats

Volume 10, Number 3 / March 1933

42Editorial
43-47Determination of refractive index of glycerols by the immersion refractometerL. F. Hoyt
47-49Evaluation of activated carbonsE. A. Sigworth
49-50Water washing of crude cottonseed oilJames J. Ganucheau and E. L. d’Aquin
51-53The votator process for chilling and aerating oils and fatsL. L. Dawson
53Don’t miss this New Orleans meeting
54Soaps
55Oils and fats
56-57BiographiesDavid Wesson
57Continuous research pays

Volume 10, Number 4 / April 1933

62-63EditorialN. C. Hamner
63-65New Orleans—The old world and the newWarren Marshall Reid
66-68The change in the peroxide values of corn and cottonseed oils under various storage conditionsLowell B. Kilgore
69-70A study of the bolton and williams grouping of fatty oils according to the iodine number of their unsaponifiable matterGeorge S. Jamieson and R. S. McKinney
71-73Glycerin analysis committee, soap section, American oil chemists’ society 1932 annual reportJ. T. R. Andrews
74Soaps
75-76Oils and fats
76-77Annual golf tournament

Volume 10, Number 5 / May 1933

82EditorialJ. J. Vollertsen
83American oil chemists’ society annual meeting May 11 and 12, Roosevelt Hotel, New Orleans, La
86Program
87-88Report of refining committee for year 1932–1933C. B. Cluff
88Research on bleaching of palm oil with benzoyl peroxideW. H. Dickhart
89-90Report smalley foundation committee 1932–1933A. W. Putland
90Report of the sampling comittee — 1933R. A. Duncan
91-92Some remarks illustrating the importance of knowing the structure of oil and fat triglyceridesH. Aspegren
93-95Concerning the chemistry of fat spoilageK. Taufel
96Soaps
97Oils and fats
99Oil and water
99Soap and kernel oil industry of Greece

Volume 10, Number 6 / June 1933

102-103EditorialJ. P. Harris
103American oil chemists’ society committee appointments, 1933–1934
103Report of resolutions committeeH. E. Brownfield, G. K. Witmer and G. Walter Agee
104Annual address of president N. C. Hammer
105-109An accelerated stability test using the peroxide value as an indexA. E. King, H. L. Roschen and W. H. Irwin
110Report of the committee appointed to study accelerated methods for determining the stability of edible fats and oils
110-112Minutes of the twenty-fourth annual meeting American oil chemists’ society, Roosevelt Hotel, May 11th and 12th, 1933
113Report of the journal committeeW. H. Irwin, T. C. Law, H. P. Trevithick, J. J. Vollertsen and E. R. Barrow, et al.
114Committee activitiesJ. J. Vollertsen
114Report of color committee of the american oil chemists’ society, year 1932–1933W. D. Hutchins
115Changes in rules adopted by chemists’ committee and rules committee at New Orleans, May 15, 1933
115A. O. C. S. golf tournament
116SoapsM. L. Sheely
117Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler
119John P. Harris
119Gossip of the New Orleans convention

Volume 10, Number 7 / July 1933

122Editorial
123-125Stability tests on fats containing oxidation accelerators and inhibitorsH. D. Royce
125-126Cooking cottonseed meats containing high moistureR. H. Fash
126-127Gum guaiac—A new anti-oxidant for oils and fatsD. P. Grettie
128-129Secretary-treasurer’s annual report
129Observations on the quantitative comparison of various accelerated stability tests
129-130Report of the uniform methods and planning committee, 1932–33Archibald Campbell, C. B. Cluff, H. P. Trevithick, E. B. Freyer and J. J. Vollertsen
131Progress report—Fat analysis committeeW. H. Irwin, T. C. Law, J. J. Vollertsen, H. J. Morrison and H. P. Trevithick, et al.
131-132Report of the referee board for the year 1932–33A. S. Richardson
132Changes in rules adopted by chemists’ committee and rules committee of the national cottonseed products association at New Orleans, May 15, 1933
133-134Olive oil foots oleineH. P. Trevithick
136Soaps
137Oils and fats
138-139A. O. C. S. committee appointmentsJohn P. Harris

Volume 10, Number 8 / August 1933

142Don’t miss this Chicago meeting!
142A. O. C. S. convention exhibits October 12–13, 1933
143-145The cooking of cottonseed meats in various gases
146-147Some observations on the increase of free fatty acid in cottonseedF. R. Robertson and J. G. Campbell
147-149California apricot oilGeorge S. Jamieson and Robert S. McKinney
149-150Selenium: The new catalyst in kjeldahl digestionsM. F. Lauro
151Some solvent extraction experiencesDavid Wesson
152-155Report of the detergents committee to the American Oil Chemists’ societyJ. G. Vail
155-156Reserve October 12th and 13th for Chicago
158Oils and fats
159Soaps

Volume 10, Number 9 / September 1933

163The national recovery act and the oil chemistJohn P. Havil
163-164What’s in a name
164Fall meeting, A.O.C.S., congress hotel, October 12 and 13, 1933
165The saponification number of coconut oil fatty acidsJ. T. R. Andrews
166-170Change of moisture content of cottonseed products with respect to atmospheric conditionsEgbert Freyer
171-172The control of meal grinding through cake analysisJ. L. Mayfield
173Reserve your space for A. O. C. S. world’s fair meeting October 12 and 13, 1933
174The A. O. C. S. bowling tournament, Chicago, October 12, 1933
175Production, consumption and stock of oils and fats
178Oils and fats
179Soaps

Volume 10, Number 10 / October 1933

182Last call
182Program
183-185Estimation of gossypol in crude cottonseed oilH. D. Royce
185Welcome to new membersW. D. Hutchins
185-186Announcements
187-195The waxes and higher aliphatic alcohols in 1932L. Wilson Greene
196Oils and fats
197Soaps

Volume 10, Number 11 / November 1933

202President Harris remarks
202-203The seventh fall meeting
204-207The accelerating effect of metals on the development of peroxides in oils and fatsA. E. King, H. L. Roschen and W. H. Irwin
207-208Registrants
208-209Report of the soap analysis committeeW. A. Peterson, A. K. Church, C. P. Long, F. W. Smither and R. B. Trusler, et al.
210-211Seen at the fall meeting by Lew Merrell
212The A. O. C. S. annual bowling tournament
213-214Minutes of the seventh fall meeting of the American oil chemists society
214-215Packaging laundry soapF. E. Joyce
216Oils and fats
217Soaps

Volume 10, Number 12 / December 1933

222ServceJohn P. Havil
223-227A quantitive estimation of detergencyO. M. Morgan
228-229Comparative nutritional value of diets containing rancid fat, neutral fat, and no fatDorothy V. Whipple
230Report of uniform methods and planning committee
231-232Fat analysis committee progress reportW. H. Irwin, T. C. Law, M. L. Sheely, C. P. Long and David Wesson, et al.
232Detergents committee reportJ. D. Vail
234Oils and fats
235Soaps

Volume 11, Number 1 / January 1934

2-3Editorial
3-6Some results that have been obtained by supplementing the dietary with cod liver oilArthur D. Holmes
7-10A comparison of various methods of determining iodine values, and their effect on the calculated results of fat analysisA. D. Barbour
10-11Some new detergentsA. S. Richardson
12-13Refining losses on edible vegetable oilsAlan Porter Lee
13Concerning packaging laundry soap
14Membership committee report
16Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler
17SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 11, Number 2 / February 1934

22Editorial
23-24Shortening requirements for baked productsC. B. Morison
25-29Paper processing for package purposesT. Linsey Crossley
30Tentative report
31-32Chemical microscopy of fats and waxesL. Wilson Greene
33-34Progress reportof the American Oil Chemists’ society
36Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler
37SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 11, Number 3 / March 1934

42An observation
43-45The removal of stearin from fatty oils with liquefied hydrocarbon gasesC. E. Adams, G. L. Parkhurst and V. Voorhees
46-52Permanent color standards for fats, oils, and other colored liquidsJ. E. Doherty and J. F. Ahearn
52Sulphonated oil committee appointments
53-541933 report of the glycerine analysis committee
56Oils and fats
57Soaps

Volume 11, Number 4 / April 1934

62Editorial
63-65New orleansJ. J. Ganuchcau
66-68Recent development in the vitamins of oils and fatsKenneth K. Jones
68Annual golf tournament
69-71Some newer aspects of glycerineKenneth Hoover
71Local committees for convention
72-75Effect of salt upon oil spoilage in emulsionsLowell B. Kilgore
76Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler
77SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 11, Number 5 / May 1934

82Editorial
83The program
84Old new orleans comes to life againWilson S. Callender
85-86Bear greaseL. F. Hoyt
86-87A method for determining hardness of fatsC. O. Gravenhorst
88-89Butter, its commercial aspects and a diagnosis of its defectsF. W. Bouska
90-95Standard methods for the sampling and analysis of commercial soaps and soap productsM. L. Sheely
96Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler
97-98SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 11, Number 6 / June 1934

102-104The influence of storage on the fatty acid content of cod liver oilArthur D. Holmes, Francis Tripp and David F. Menard
105-106American oil chemists’ society celebrates silver anniversary
106-109The effect of crude bollie cottonseed oil upon the color of refined oil from stored crude cottonseed oilR. H. Fash
110Editorial
111-113Who what where when why?
117-119Gossypol content and refining losses on crude cottonseed oilH. D. Royce and M. C. Kibler
120Report of the membership committee of the American oil chemists’ society year 1933–1934
120Report of crude mill operations committeeEgbert Freyer
121-122Report of the sampling committee A.O.C.S. 1934R. A. Duncan
122Report of the journal committeeW. H. Irwin, T. C. Law, E. R. Barrow, H. P. Trevithick and A. F. Sanchez, et al.
123-124Report of color glass development committee A.O.C.S.L. M. Gill
124-125New developments
126Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler
127SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 11, Number 7 / July 1934

131-132Nickel catalysts
133-134Low boiling hydrocarbons as oil extraction mediaH. Rosenthal and H. P. Trevithick
134The Chicago convention October 11 and 12
135Report of color committeeW. D. Hutchins, G. W. Agee, H. C. Dormitzer, G. G. Grant and R. C. Hatter, et al.
136Editorial
137-138A new continuous process for the refining of vegetable oilE. M. James
138-139Interpretation of cottonseed oil mill products analysisA. K. Schwartz and Egbert Freyer
140-144Who what where when why?
145Report of the membership committee of the American oil chemists’ society, 1933–1934W. D. Hutchins
145Report of the revision of methods committee by W. H. Irwin, chairman
145Changes in rules of the national cottonseed products association
146Necrology
147-148Report smalley foundation committeeL. B. Forbes, N. F. Amsler, J. W. E. Harrisson, T. B. Caldwell and F. D. Paquin, et al.
149-151Minutes of the 25th annual meeting American oil chemists’ society
152Report of committee on analysis of commercial fats and oils
152-153New developments
154Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler
155SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 11, Number 8 / August 1934

158Packaging
159The trend of changes in packing shortening
161White mineral oilErich Meyer
162-164Additional data
165Report of the seed analysis committeeL. L. Mayfield
166The Chicago convention
168-169Who what where when why?
169Report of the referee boardA. S. Richardson, J. P. Harris, N. C. Hamner, W. R. Stryker and J. J. Vollertsen
172-173Exhibits at the 8th annual meeting
174Green turtle oilM. E. Lauro
174-175Magnolia seed oilC. E. Coates and M. M. Vick
178-181Secretary-treasurer’s annual report, May 1, 1933, through April 30, 1934
182Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler
183SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 11, Number 9 / September 1934

187Eighth fallmeeting of the American oil chemists’ society Chicago, October, 11-12-1934
187-188Program
188Exhibits at eighth annual meeting
189-190Photochemical studies of rancidityMayne R. Coe and J. A. Leclerc
191-192Some additional factors affecting the accuracy of the freefatty acid determination as applied to cottonseed analysisRobert S. McKinney and George S. Jamieson
193Passion fruit seed oilGeorge S. Jamieson and Robert S. McKinney
194-195The world’s fair and the oil and soap chemists
196-197The white lupine flour and oilM. F. Lauro
198Basic research committee—Report of chairman to the national cottonseed products association convention of 1934, June 4th and 5thE. R. Barrow
198-199Report of the uniform methods and planning committee of 1933–1934J. J. Vollertsen, Archibald Campbell, C. B. Cluff, Egbert Freyer and H. P. Trevithic, et al.
200-201Report of selenium committee
201Obituary—Paul Escher
202OIls and fatsW. F. 0Bollens and R. E. Kistler
203SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 11, Number 10 / October 1934

207-217Patua palm oil
208Composition and characteristics of Cuban palmiche nut oilR. C. Stillman and R. M. Reed
209-216Some studies on cottonseedM. K. Thornton
210-219Some factors affecting rancidityR. M. Bohn and R. S. Olson
211-221The reliability of laboratory results
212Bigger and better meetings
212-213Who what where when why?
222Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler
223SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 11, Number 11 / November 1934

226A study of mechanism auto of oxidationH. L. Roschen and R. C. Newton
229The analysis of sulfonated oils (sulfated) a committee report
231Ammonia as a source of hydrogen for hardening oilsChaplin Tyler
232The eighth annual Fall meetingG. Worthen Agee
233Who what where when why?
234Annual bowling tournament
234-235Among those present
236-237Report of the olive oil committee for 1933–1934M. F. Lauro
238-240Proposed standard method of test for water in sulfonated (sulfated) oils
242Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler
243SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 11, Number 12 / December 1934

246-260Standardization of Lovibond red glasses
251-263Rosin for soap
252-261The determination of the oil content of soybeansR. S. McKinney, J. L. Carter and George S. Jamieson
253-254Olive oil adulteration and the analystM. F. Lauro
255Product development
255-256Who what where when why?
262Oils and fats
263Soaps

Volume 12, Number 1 / January 1935

2-4The photelometer and color measurementsM. N. States
4-7The dietary value of fatsPaul E. Howe
7-8A simple test to detect chlorophyll in tallowC. P. Long and H. B. Stevenson
8-10The relation of sulphonated compounds to the textile industryAlbert H. Grimshaw
10-11Report of the soap analysis committeeM. L. Sheely
12Why does soap clean?H. A. Schuette
13Editorial
14-15The solubility of gases in edible fats and oilsFrank C. Vibrans
18Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens
19SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 12, Number 2 / February 1935

22-24Method for measuring color of soybean oilG. E. Halliday and H. R. Kraybill
25-26Bread and-C. B. Morison
26-29Continuous distillation of fatty acidsL. M. Tolman and Stanley Goranflo
29-32A new principle and agent in detergent operations
33Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler
34SoapsM. L. Sheely
35-37Who what where when why?

Volume 12, Number 3 / March 1935

42-44The liver and theory of fatty acid desaturationH. H. Williams and W. E. Anderson
44-47A general comparison of the properties of pale wood and gum rosinsG. F. Hogg
47-48Report of uniform methods committeeJ. J. Vollertsen
48-51Report of the chairman of committee for the study of paper and inks used in soap wrappersL. F. Hoyt
51-52Effect of cottonseed meal on stability of vitamin a in cod liver oilH. G. Miller
53Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens
54SoapsM. L. Sheely
55-56American oil chemists’ society spring convention at Memphis, Tennessee, May 23 and 24
56-57Facts about Memphis, Tennessee

Volume 12, Number 4 / April 1935

62-65Cooperative analytical work of the American Oil Chemists SocietyThomas C. Law
65-68Some biochemical aspects of fats. Part IWilliam E. Anderson and Harold H. Williams
68-70The method of soybean oil extraction as developed at the Edison Institute of TechnologyH. Joyce
70-72Phosphatides in American soy beans and oilGeorge S. Jamieson and Robert S. McKinney
72Report of the fat analysis committeeW. H. Irwin
73-74Annual meetingW. D. Hutchins
75Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and R. E. Kistler
76SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 12, Number 5 / May 1935

82-83We look toward memphis! — Twenty-sixth annual meeting of the American Oil Chemists’ Society Memphis, Tennessee, May 23–24, 1935
84-85Program
86-88The value of cod liver oil for building bodily resistance of industrial workersArthur D. Holmes, Madeleine G. Pigott, Wm. Alfred Sawyer and Laura Comstock
88Caprified fig seed oilG. S. Jamieson and R. S. McKinney
89-90Fish oilWallace Alexander
90-92Report of the glycerin analysis committee-soap section, American Oil Chemists’ SocietyJ. T. R. Andrews
92-93A study of the composition of American tung oilRobert S. McKinney and George S. Jamieson
94Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens
95SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 12, Number 6 / June 1935

102-103Memphis convention of the american oil chemists’ society, May 23–24, 1935J. P. Harris
104-105Gaseous decomposition products of rancid oilsJ. T. R. Andrews
105Report of journal committee 1934W. H. Irwin, E. R. Barrow, N. C. Hamner, J. P. Harris and T. C. Law, et al.
106-121Review of scientific literature on fats & oils for 1934R. C. Newton
121Memphis convention notes
122-124Entertainment features and registration at american oil chemists’ society convention
125Golf tournament
126-127Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and M. M. Piskur
127-128SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 12, Number 7 / July 1935

134-135President’s addressW. D. Hutchins
135-138The adjustment of Lovibond red glassesRoger S. Estey
138Report of revisions of methods committee: 1934W. H. Irwin
139-146A study of the physical factors involved in the swift stability test for fatsEgbert Freyer
146-148Bagilumbang or soft lumbang (Aleurites trisperma) oilG. S. Jamieson and R. S. McKinney
148-152Oils their production and consumptionT. G. Richert
153Report of fat analysis committee 1934–1935W. H. Irwin, R. W. Bailey, T. C. Law, C. P. Long and H. J. Morrison, et al.
153-155Report of color glass development committee
155Report of the color committeeG. G. Grant, G. W. Agee, J. J. Lappen, H. P. Trevithick and H. C. Dormitzer, et al.
156-157Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and M. M. Piskur
157-161SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 12, Number 8 / August 1935

166-167Effect of different methods of disintegration of cottonseed on some properties of the crude oil with special reference to high moisture seedJ. M. Newbold
167-178The color and spectral transmittance of vegetable oilsH. J. McNicholas
178-180Note: Concerning the effect of varying the conditions of the air blowing accelerated test for oils and fatsLowell B. Kilgore and Donald H. Wheeler
180-182Report of the uniform methods and planning committee of the American Oil Chemists’ Society Memphis, May 24, 1935Egbert Freyer, R. C. Hatter, M. L. Sheely, H. P. Trevithick and J. J. Vollertsen
182-186The application of soluble oils in the processing of textilesRaymond A. Pingree
186-187Report of sampling committee, A. O. C. S., 1935R. A. Duncan
187-188Report of the committee on the determination of stability of edible fats and oilsÉ. W. Eckey, J. W. Flynn, J. B. Geiger, A. H. Gill and W. H. Irwin, et al.
188-189American Chemical Society San Francisco, Calif., meeting program—August 19 to 23, 1935
189Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and M. M. Piskur
191-194SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 12, Number 9 / September 1935

198-200Ninth fall meeting American Oil Chemists’ Society Cincinnati, Ohio, October 17 and 18, 1935
201-202An improvement on the swift fat stability apparatus for approximating the end of induction periodV. C. Stebnitz and H. H. Sommer
202-207Factors that influence the antirachitic value of milk for infant feeding
208-211A modified procedure for determining amount of lint on cottonseed
211-215Some notes on the theory and practice of bleaching fatty oilsHenry Odeen and H. D. Slosson
215-216Report of the referee board
216Review of Literature on Fats and OilsR. C. Newton
217-219Oils and fats
219-220Soaps

Volume 12, Number 10 / October 1935

226-230Ninth fall meeting
231-233Photochemical studies of rancidity: Antioxidants vs. green light protectionMayne R. Coe and J. A. Le Clerc
234-236A study of the possible catylytic effect of some metal and alloys on the changes occurring in crude cottonseed oil during storageF. R. Robertson and J. G. Campbell
236-238Report of the refining committee for the season of 1934–1935C. B. Cluff, A. W. Putland, R. H. Fash, R. C. Hatter and J. J. Ganucheau, et al.
238-240Secretary-treasurer’s annual report May 1st, 1934 through April 30th, 1935 financial statementJ. C. P. Helm
241California raisin (grape) seed oilGeorge S. Jamieson and R. S. McKinney
242-243Report of the free fatty acid committee A. O. C. S. 1935C. H. Cox
243-245Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens
245-246SoapsM. L. Sheely
247Who what where when?

Volume 12, Number 11 / November 1935

254-257Report of ninth fall meeting American Oil Chemists’ Society
257-258Registration list ninth annual meeting
259-262A rapid visual method for estimating the amount of lint on cottonseedEgbert Freyer
262-263Report of the seed analysis committeeJ. L. Mayfield
263-265Waxes in the candle industryL. W. Geller
265-266Report of the olive oil committeeM. F. Lauro
266-271Oils and fatsO. E. Jones
271-273The determination of soap in refined oilsRichard Durst
273Report of crude mill operations committeeEgbert Freyer, J. M. Newbold, W. N. Kesker, H. L. Thomas and W. S. Belden, et al.
274-275Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and M. M. Piskur
275-276SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 12, Number 12 / December 1935

282-284Some biochemical aspects of fatsWilliam E. Anderson and Harold H. Williams
285-290Report of the fat analysis committee
290-293The application of fats and oils to the baking industryGeorge F. Garnatz
293List of A. O. C. S. referee chemists for 1935–36
294-295Report of smalley foundation committee A. O. C. S. 1934–1935T. B. Caldwell, L. B. Forbes, E. H. Tenent, J. N. Pless and W. C. Moor, et al.
301-302Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and M. M. Piskur
303-304SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 13, Number 1 / January 1936

1-5The determination of rosin acids in fatty acids by the refractometerF. J. Squire
6-9Report of the soap analysis committee-1935M. L. Sheely
9-10Determination of volatile hydrocarbons in soaps
10-11The composition of oiticica oilR. S. McKinney and G. S. Jamieson
11Report of the olive oil committeeM. F. Lauro
12Report of the uniform methods committee
12-13Elm seed oilH. A. Schuette and Carl M. Lunde
13-18The analysis of sulfonated (Sulfated) oils committee reportJ. Andrew Clark, A. H. Grimshaw, W. H. Irwin, M. F. Lauro and C. P. Long, et al.
18Correction
18-20The procter & gamble oil colorimeterH. B. Stevenson
20-22Oils adn fats
23-24Soaps
25-26Who what where when why

Volume 13, Number 2 / February 1936

30-33EmulsificationMartin H. Fischer
33-37Hydrogen for the oil industryT. G. Richert
38-44The porters creek clay of Tennessee as a bleaching agent for oilsGeo I. Whitlatch
45-47Notes on the silver benzoate testM. F. Lauro
48-50Oils and fats
51-52Soaps
53-54Who what where when why

Volume 13, Number 3 / March 1936

58-59Oils, fats, fatty acids and waxes in cosmetics
60-62Some factors affecting the quality of steam rendered lardC. E. Morris
63-67Perfumes and other odorsL. W. Bosart
67-68Notes on the characteristics of English cottonseed oilW. G. McLeod
69-71Internal treatment of boiler water for small industrial plantsJ. J. Ganucheau
71A note on the analysis of tung fruits
72Report of committee for the study of paper and inks used in soap wrappers 1935
72-75Oils and fats
75-78Soaps
79-81Who what where when why?

Volume 13, Number 4 / April 1936

86-88The personalities of New Orleans
89-98Review of scientific literature on fats and oils for 1935R. C. Newton
98-100Antioxidants and the autoxidation of fats IV. Lecithin as an antioxidantH. S. Olcott and H. A. Mattill
101-104The characteristics of insecticidal petroleum emulsionsHarold Silman
105-106Oils and fats
106-108Soaps

Volume 13, Number 5 / May 1936

112-113The crescent city
114-126Review of scientific literature on fats and oils for 1935R. C. Newton
127-129Antioxidants and the autoxidation of fats
129-130Oils and fats
131-132Soaps
133Who? what? where? when? why?

Volume 13, Number 6 / June 1936

134-135Twenty-Seventh Annual Meeting
135Registration at Twenty-Seventh Annual Meeting the American Oil Chemists’ Society Roosevelt Hotel, May 28–29, 1936
136-138Color tests for kapok oilVirgil C. Mehlenbacher
139-140The determination of the
140-144The oxidation of fats in storageGeorge R. Greenbank
144-145Report of the seed analysis committeeJ. L. Mayfield
145Report of the refining committee for 1935–1936C. B. Cluff
146-148Secretary-treasurer annual report
148-150Whale oil and whale tribesJakob Lund
150Report of revisions of methods committeeW. H. Irwin
150Report of the journal committee: American oil Chemists’ SocietyW. H. Irwin, T. C. Law, E. R. Barrow, J. P. Harris and H. P. Trevithick, et al.
151Report of the fat analysis committeeR. W. Bailey, T. C. Law, C. P. Long, H. J. Morrison and M. L. Sheely, et al.
151-152Report of the refferee boardN. C. Hamner, J. P. Harris, A. A. Robinson, J. J. Vollertsen and A. S. Richardson
153-154Oils and fats
154-156Soaps
157-158Who? What? Where? When? Why?

Volume 13, Number 7 / July 1936

162-165Some observations on food allergyHenry Stevens
165-167Chinese cotton oilP. E. Ronzone
167-168Soy bean analysisC. H. Cox
168Report of color glass development committeeN. T. Joyner, Henry R. Kraybill, K. S. Gibson, Roger S. Estey and T. G. Richert, et al.
169Supplementary report of color glass development committeeN. T. Joyner, Henry R. Kraybill, K. S. Gibson, Roger S. Estey and T. G. Richert, et al.
170-171Method for the production of hydroxy acidsA. W. Ralston and S. T. Bauer
172-173A study of the possible catalytic effect of some metals and alloys on the changes occuring in refined cotton seed oil during storageF. R. Robertson and J. G. Campbell
174-175Physiological and other factors that influence color readingsP. M. Shuey
175-177Report of the smalley foundation committeeT. C. Law, E. H. Tennent, B. L. Caldwell, T. B. Caldwell and F. Paquin, et al.
177-179Report of committee on soap in refined oils
180-182Oils and fats
182-184Soaps
185-186Who what where when why?

Volume 13, Number 8 / August 1936

190Fall meeting
191-194Variations in the gossypol and oil content of cottonseedWillis D. Gallup
194-197Tea seed oil—A test for its detection in olive oilWM. Siebenberg and W. S. Hubbard
197-199Photochemical studies of rancidity: Induction period of protected and non-protected oilsMayne R. Coe
199-201Oil resistant protective coatingsHarold A. Levey
202Composition of the oil of the American black walnutG. S. Jamieson and R. S. McKinney
203Report of the committee on the determination of stability of edible fats and oilsC. A. Coffey, E. W. Eckey, J. W. Flynn, J. B. Geiger and A. H. Gill, et al.
204-205Report of the uniform methods and planning committee 1935–36H. P. Trevithick, E. B. Freyer, R. C. Hatter, M. L. Sheely and J. J. Vollertsen
205Report of committee on soap in refined oils
206-208Report of moisture committe, 1935–36C. P. Brenner, N. C. Hamner, A. D. Rich, A. Schroder and H. L. Roschen
209-211Oils and fats
211-212Soaps

Volume 13, Number 9 / September 1936

218-221American Oil Chemists Society Fall Meeting
222-224The refractometric method for the determination of oil in coconut and sesame oil cakeD. C. Ingraham and T. H. Simpson
225-226Effect of cold-pressing cod liver oil on its chemical and physical characteristicsArthur D. Holmes and Madeline G. Pigott
226Fish oil as a paint mediumMaximilian Toch
227-229Simplification of the wheeler-swift stability testEgbert Freyer
229-231Proposed research program of the regional soybean industrial products laboratoryO. E. May
231-232The destruction of vitamin a by rancid cod liver oilDorothy V. Whipple
232-233Rice oilH. P. Trevithick and R. R. Lewis
233-234Expressed kapok seed oilG. S. Jamieson and R. S. McKinney
234-235Frames for protecting and repairing lovibond color glassesEgbert Freyer
235Nutrition and public health
236-238Oils and fats
239-240Soaps
241Who what where when whyM. M. Piskur

Volume 13, Number 10 / October 1936

246-253The recovery of crude glycerineOscar H. Wurster
253-256The refractometric determination of iodine number in flaxseed oilsLawrence Zeleny and D. A. Coleman
257-261Alkalies in the wash wheelC. E. Lennox and J. S. Sandtner
261-263The chemistry of phosphatides and their utilization in industryEarl B. Working
264Specifications of the American oil chemists' society for pressed olive oil and olive oil foots
264-267Oils and fats
267-269Soaps

Volume 13, Number 11 / November 1936

274-276Tenth Fall Meeting
277-282Fat and oil microscopyVirgil C. Mehlenbacher
283-286The recovery of crude glycerineOscar H. Wurster
287-289Eliminating inaccuracies in present official method for free alkaliElmer R. Luckow
289-292A non-fatty oil from jojoba seedR. S. McKinney and G. S. Jamieson
292-294Oils and fats
295-296Soaps

Volume 13, Number 12 / December 1936

302-303Stability of mixed shortenings in crackersR. M. Bohn
303-306The identification of minor component fatty acids in fats and oilsJ. B. Brown
306Report of the uniform methods and planning committee American oil chemists’ society fall meeting, 1936E. B. Freyer, H. P. Trevithick, M. L. Sheely, P. E. Ronzone and J. J. Vollertsen
307-314An investigation of free alkali determinations in soapH. H. Uhlig and F. C. Duemmling
314-316Elderberry seed oil (Sambucus canadensis L.): preliminary communicationH. A. Schuette and John W. Brooks
316Report of color committee A.O.C.S. for 1935–1936L. A. Spielman, H. C. Dormitzer, G. Worthen Agee, H. B. Stevenson and H. P. Trevithick, et al.
316The recovery of crude glycerinOscar H. Wurster
317-319Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and M. M. Piskur
319-320SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 14, Number 1 / January 1937

2-3Japanese tung oilR. S. McKinney and G. S. Jamieson
3-5The effect of various adsorptive mediums upon rancidity and the Kreis testJ. P. Harris and W. A. Welch
5-7Use of mercurated fatty compounds as weed killersA. W. Ralston, C. W. Christensen and George Josh
7-10Rapid dichromate method for the determination of glycerol in soaps and spent lyesE. Randa
10-14The solvent extraction of soy beansW. E. Meyerweissflog
15-16Some uses of soybean oil in paints and varnishesA. J. Heberer
16-17Soap from oxidized fatsV. C. Stebnitz and H. H. Sommer
17-19Applicability of the stamm reaction for rancidtyH. L. Roschen and W. J. Lehmann
19-20Report of the soap analysis committee 1936M. L. Sheely, H. C. Bennett, J. M. Burmeister, H. E. Cutts and J. E. Doherty, et al.
20-22Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and M. M. Piskur
23-24SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 14, Number 2 / February 1937

30-33Safety in solvent extractionM. Bonotto
33A non-fatty oil from jojoba seedR. S. McKinney and G. S. Jamieson
34-36Relation between the refractive index and iodine number of raw linseed oilT. H. Hopper and L. L. Nesbitt
36-39Patents for chemistsC. B. Cluff
39-43Electrolysis of soap solutionsW. H. McAllister
43Report of the glycerin analysis committeeRalph B. Bailey, H. C. Bennett, W. H. Burkhart, J. E. Doherty and Chas G. Gundel, et al.
44-461936 Report A.O.CS. committee for the study of soap wrappersL. F. Hoyt
46-49Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and M. M. Piskur
49-51SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 14, Number 3 / March 1937

58Spring meeting-dallas, Texas may 13th & 14th, 1937
59-71Review of scientific literature on fats and oils for 1936R. C. Newton
71-75The analysis of sulfonated (sulfated) oils committee report
75-77Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and M. M. Piskur
77-79SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 14, Number 4 / April 1937

86-87The Spring Meeting
88-103Review of scientific literature on fats and oils for 1936R. C. Newton, R. C. Newton, H. A. Mattill, Geo S. Jamieson and G. R. Greenbank
103-104Changes in the phosphatide content of crude soybean oil during storageGeorge E. Halliday
104-105Proposed method for cold test on refined oils
105-106Oils and fats
107-108Soaps

Volume 14, Number 5 / May 1937

114Use of soybean meal for adhesive purposesArthur Bowden
115-118The effect of glycerine on the equilibria of hydrated soap systemsR. H. Ferguson
118-119The characteristics of kapok oilVirgil C. Mehlenbacher
119-122Soybean phosphatides and their uses a reviewG. A. Wiesehahn
122-124The relation of lipids to physiological activityHarold H. Williams and William E. Anderson
124-126Variations of certain chemical and physical properties of butter fat as revealed by melting timeWillis D. Gallup, A. H. Kuhlman and Roy M. Waldby
126-129Soybean phosphatidesR. S. McKinney, G. S. Jamieson and W. B. Holton
129-133Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and M. M. Piskur
133-135SoapsM. L. Sheely
136-137At the scene of spring meeting Dallas, Texas May 13–14

Volume 14, Number 6 / June 1937

142-146Twenty-eighth annual meeting Baker Hotel-Dallas, Texas
146-147Secretary-treasurer’s annual report
148Acorn oilW. D. Hutchins
149Improving soy bean oil colorR. T. Anderson
149-151Effect on refining results of mixing expeller and hydraulic cottonseed oilG. W. Owen
151-152Press room operation as it affects the quality of cottonseed oilM. K. Thornton
153Report of color glass development committee
153-154Report of committee on soap in refined oilL. A. Spielman, N. T. Joyner, J. J. Lappen and R. C. Stillman
154Report of the fat analysis committeeW. H. Irwin, R. W. Bailey, C. P. Long, M. L. Sheeley and H. P. Trevithick, et al.
154-155Report of the revision of methods committee 1937W. H. Irwin
155Report of committee on review of scientific literature on oils and fatsG. R. Greenbank, G. S. Jamieson, H. A. Mattill and R. C. Newton
155-156Seed analysis committee report
156-158Report of the smalley foundation committee of the American oil chemists’ society 1936–1937
158-161Oils and fatsW. F. Bollens and M. M. Piskur
162-163SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 14, Number 7 / July 1937

170Will H. IrwinE. R. Barrow
171-173Photochemical studies of rancidity: Rate of peroxide development under constant intensity of lightMayne R. Coe
173-189Report of Refining Committee American Oil Chemists’ Society 1936–1937
189-191Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Ruth Lindahl
191-192SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 14, Number 8 / August 1937

198-199Fall meeting
199-203The determination of cellulose value of lint for chemical industryL. N. Rogers
203-205The composition of expressed lumbang oilG. S. Jamison and R. S. McKinney
205-209The application of chemistry to the law of commodity controlM. F. Lauro
209-210Comparison of two methods for the determination of conjugated double bondsK. A. Pelikan and J. D. von Mikusch
210Report of referee boardJ. P. Harris, N. C. Hamner, E. C. Ainslie, J. J. Vollertsen and A. S. Richardson
211-212Report of the moisture committee 1936–7N. C. Hamner, C. P. Brenner, A. Schroder, A. D. Rich and H. L. Roschen
213Report of the crude mill operations committeeAllen C. Smith, R. T. Doughtie, A. G. Bedell, R. R. Haire and H. L. Thomas
213-214Report of soy bean analysis committee
214Revised method
214Report of the olive oil committeeM. F. Lauro
215Report of the oil characteristics committeeM. F. Lauro, W. D. Hutchins, G. S. Jamieson, W. G. MacLeod and H. S. Mitchell, et al.
215-216Report of the journal committeeT. C. Law, E. R. Barrow, J. P. Harris, N. C. Hamner and H. P. Trevithick, et al.
216-218Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Ruth Lindahl
218-221SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 14, Number 9 / September 1937

226-227The American oil chemists’ society fall meeting
228-232The effect of the composition of butterfat on its susceptibility of oxidationV. C. Stebnitz and H. H. Sommer
232-233A brief study of indicators in determining free fatty acids in dark colored oilsPhilip Mc G. Shuey
234-237Chemistry in the development of the cottonseed industryC. B. Cluff
237-239Some nutritive developments in soybean productsLamar Kishlar
239-241The estimation of water in salad oil and determination of its solubility at ordinary temperaturesL. B. Parsons and C. O. Holmberg
241-242The effect of fuel oil on color of refined cottonseed oilR. H. Fash
242-244Report of the uniform methods and planning committee American oil chemists’ society-1936–1937Egbert Freyer, P. E. Ronzone, M. L. Sheely, H. P. Trevithick and J. J. Vollertsen
244Report of committee on review of scientific literature on fats and oilsG. R. Greenbank, G. S. Jamieson, H. A. Mattill and R. C. Newton
244-247Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Ruth Lindahl
247-249SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 14, Number 10 / October 1937

254-256Announcements
257-260Some notes on the twitchell separationR. C. Stillman and J. T. R. Andrews
260-263Chemical constitution of the oils from superior and inferior flaxseeds. (a) (b)R. A. Gross and C. H. Bailey
263-269Edible oil deodorizing equipment and methods
269-270The seed oil of the hackberryH. A. Schuette and Raymond G. Zehnpfennig
270-272Oils and fatsM. M. PISKUR and Ruth Lindahl
272-275SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 14, Number 11 / November 1937

282-286Eleventh fall meeting
286-289Note on the spectrophotometric grading of vegetable oilson the N″ Lovibond scaleKasson S. Gibson
289-295Notes on the determination of the alkalinity of soap solutionsWalter C. Preston
295-297The pigments of rye germ oilH. A. Schuette and R. C. Palmer
297-2981937 Report A.O.C.S. committee on soap wrapper paper
299Progress report of soap stock committee 1937–38W. J. Reese, C. P. Long, E. R. Barrow, A. D. Rich and J. J. Lappen, et al.
299-300Report of the glycerin analysis committee American oil chemists’ society, october, 1937
300-303Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
303-305SoapM. L. Sheely

Volume 14, Number 12 / December 1937

310-311Solvent extraction —Past and future—M. Bonotto
312-313Solvent extraction of corn oil from distillers grainsC. S. Boruff and Dwight Miller
314-315Extraction of spent bleaching materialsHerbert Sieck
315-317Fat recovery by solvent extraction from animal by-productsR. H. Lamping
317-321The nutritive value of soybean oil meal prepared by the different methods of oil extractionJ. W. Hayward
322-324Extraction naphthas: An historical outlineA. Ernest MacGee
324-327Extraction naphthas: General chemical compositionA. Ernest MacGee
327-329Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
329-332SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 15, Number 1 / January 1938

4-6External lighting for reading lovibond colorsProcter Thomson
6-8Unsaponified and unsaponifiable determinations as applied to incompletely saponified soapsE. Randa
8-10The determination of combined carbon dioxide in soaps and other detergentsLauren B. Hitchcock and Robert E. Divine
10-14Some notes on the determination of glycerol in fatsA. F. Nelson, P. DeCourcy, H. Matthews and C. J. Robertson
14-17Changing trends in detergentsW. C. Gangloff
17-21Report of the soap analysis committee 1937H. C. Bennett, J. M. Burmaster, H. E. Cutts, J. E. Doherty and L. B. Hitchcock, et al.
21Report of the uniform methods and planning committee—Fall meeting—October 14–15, 1937E. B. Freyer, C. P. Long, R. C. Hatter, J. T. R. Andrews and H. P. Trevithick, et al.
21-24Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
24-26SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 15, Number 2 / February 1938

30-32A further study on the composition of American tung oil with special reference to the linoleic acid contentR. S. McKinney and G. S. Jamieson
33-34Fatty acids from pulp mill wastesArthur Pollak
35-36Alfalfa seed oilH. A. Schuette, H. A. Vogel and C. H. Wartinbee
36-38Electrometric titration of dichromate glycerol samplesChemical Division, The Procter & Gamble Company
38-41Stability of fats used for deep fat fryingC. W. Lantz and G. T. Carlin
41-42The occurrence of phosphorus in soybeansF. R. Earle and R. T. Milner
43-44Some practical aspects on choosing a shortening for biscuit and cracker manufactureOlive Crane and Thos E. Hollingshead
44Some notes on the determination of glycerol in fatsJ. -P. Vidal, G. Vidal-Valat and K. Kurki-Suonio
45-46Tung oil as applied to the paint trade in EnglandD. E. Rowe
47-49Oils and fats
49-51Soaps
53Who what where when why?

Volume 15, Number 3 / March 1938

60-61Convention: New Orleans
62-65Absorption spectra of lipids and their application to metabolic studiesE. S. Miller, W. R. Brown and G. O. Burr
66-68The effect of nutrition on the composition and quality of animal fatsN. R. Ellis
68-70Intermediary metabolism of the lipidsW. R. Bloor
70-74The functions of the phospholipids in the animal bodyR. G. Sinclair
75-76Some biochemical aspects of soybean oilA. A. Horvath
76-78Oils and fats
78-80Soaps
81Who what where when why?

Volume 15, Number 4 / April 1938

88-89Program of the Twenty-Ninth Annual Meeting of the American oil Chemists’ Society at the Roosevelt Hotel, New Orleans May 12th and 13th, 1938
89-102Review of scientific literature on fats and oils for 1937M. M. Piskur, R. C. Newton, H. A. Mattill, Geo S. Jamieson and G. R. Greenbank, et al.
102-106The structure and chemical composition of fats and oilsJ. B. Brown
106-107Oils and fats
107-111Soaps

Volume 15, Number 5 / May 1938

114-115New Orleans Convention
115-120The influence of bleaching adsorbents on the stability of edible oilsJohn W. Hassler and Ralph A. Hagberg
120-122A new non-crystallizing gum rosinS. Palkin and W. C. Smith
123-132Review of scientific literature on fats and oils for 1937
133Oils and fats
134Soaps

Volume 15, Number 6 / June 1938

142-146Ouricury palm kernel oilR. S. McKinney and G. S. Jamieson
146-149Secretary-Treasurer’s annual report
149-150Determination of total saturated fatty acidsK. A. Pelikan and J. D. Von Mikusch
151-152The direct alcoholysis of suprarenal phosphatidesG. Y. Shinowara and J. B. Brown
152-161Review of scientific literature on fats and oils for 1937
161-162Oils and fats
163-164Soaps
165Who What Where When Why?

Volume 15, Number 7 / July 1938

172-174Fall Meeting—Chicago Oct. 6&7
174-181Report of 1937–38 activities-refining committee—American Oil Chemists’ SocietyH. S. Mitchell
181-183The vapor pressure of commercial soapsR. H. Ferguson and R. D. Vold
184-186The oven test as an index of keeping qualityN. T. Joyner and J. E. McIntyre
186-188The iodine value of tung oil
189-190Isopropyl alcohol as a solvent for free fatty acid titrationG. Worthen Agee
190The effect of voltage and type of eyepiece on lovibond color readingsW. T. Watkins
191-192Oils and fats
192-193Soaps
194Chicago Fall Meeting
194Soap, perfumery & cosmetics. Buyer’s guide & cyclopaedia

Volume 15, Number 8 / August 1938

198-199A.O.C.S. fall convention
200-202Continuous deodorization of edible oilsD. K. Dean and E. H. Chapin
202Review of scientific literature on fats and oils for 1937M. M. Piskur
203-206Some recent developments in the manufacture of margarineA. A. Robinson
206-207Report of Committee on IndicatorsJ. L. Mayfield
207-208Report of the Seed Analysis CommitteeR. T. Doughtie, F. R. Robertson, C. A. Smith, C. P. Brenner and D. C. Picard, et al.
208Report of the Fat Analysis CommitteeR. C. Newton, R. W. Bailey, C. P. Long, M. L. Sheeley and H. P. Trevithick, et al.
209-210Report of the Committee on Soap in Refined OilE. H. Harvey, G. A. Crapple, N. T. Joyner, H. A. Schuette and R. C. Stillman, et al.
211The Crude Mill Operations Committee reportA. G. Bedell, J. L. Mayfield and H. L. Thomas
211-213Report of the Moisture Committee 1937–38C. P. Brenner, N. C. Hamner, A. D. Rich and H. L. Roschen
214Report of the Soybean Analysis Committee of the American Oil Chemists' SocietyR. T. Milner
214-215Report of the Journal Advertising Committee
215Report of the Journal CommitteeT. C. Law, E. R. Barrow, A. F. Sanchez, J. P. Harris and L. M. Tolman, et al.
216Report of the Color Committee of the American Oil Chemists' Society, year 1937–1938H. P. Trevitchick, L. M. Gill, J. Lappen, G. W. Agee and H. B. Stevenson, et al.
216Report of Color Glass Development CommitteeJ. W. Flynn, K. S. Gibson, W. A. Welch, A. A. Meetze and Roger S. Estey, et al.
217-219Oils and fats
219-220Soaps
221Twenty million pound tung nut crop indicated

Volume 15, Number 9 / September 1938

228-229The effect of hydroxyl groups and acetylation on the apparent diene values of soybean and other vegetable oilsW. G. Bickford, F. G. Dollear and K. S. Markley
230-236Photochemical studies of rancidity: The mechanism of rancidificationMayne R. Coe
236-239The rapid determination of moisture
239-241Report of the uniform methods and planning committee
242-243Report of the Smalley Foundation Committee ‘American Oil Chemists’ Society 1937–1938
244Committee personnel—1938–9
245Report of the oil characteristics committeeR. C. Stillman, W. D. Hutchins, G. S. Jamieson, W. G. McLeod and J. J. Vollertsen, et al.
246-247Oils and fats
247-248Soaps
249Who what where when why?

Volume 15, Number 10 / October 1938

256-259Departures from additivity among lovibond red glasses in combination with lovibond 35 yellow
259-261An investigation of invisible losses in expeller operationR. H. Pickard
261-263The pressure cooking of cottonseed meats and its application to the expellerR. H. Pickard
263-264Composition of a soybean oil of abnormally low iodine numberF. G. Dollear, P. Krauczunas and K. S. Markley
265-268Latent heat and crystallization of fatty acids
268-271Report of soap stock committee American oil chemists’ society 1937–38E. R. Barrow, J. J. Lappen, C. P. Long, W. J. Reese and A. D. Rich, et al.
271-273Oils and fats
273-274Soaps
275Who what where when why?

Volume 15, Number 11 / November 1938

282-287Action of microorganisms on fats and oils: Oleic acidH. Reynolds and E. W. Hopkins
287-291Apparatus for continuous extraction: Its application to the determination of unsaponifiable matter in fats and of total fatty acids in soapstockI. H. Wood and H. L. Roschen
291-292Variation in the F. F. A. content of cottonseed within a sampleProcter Thomson
292-294Glycerine distillationOscar H. Wurster
295-296Stillingia oilG. S. Jamieson and R. S. McKinney
296-297What the baker wants in a shorteningWilliam H. Cathcart
297-298List of A.O.C.S. referee chemists for 1938–39
298-299Oils and fats
299-301Soaps
302Chicago Fall Meeting
303-304List of registrants the American Oil Chemists' Society Chicago Meeting, October 6–7, 1938
305Who what where when why?

Volume 15, Number 12 / December 1938

310-312Action of microorganisms on fats and Oils: Oleie acidH. Reynolds and E. W. Hopkins
313-315Notes on the McNicoll method for determination of rosin in soapE. Randa and E. L. Boley
315-316The iodine value of tung oilE. R. Bolton and K. A. Williams
316A modern oil laboratory
317-325The animal and vegetable waxes in 1937L. Wilson Greene
326-327Oils and fats
328-329Soaps
333Who What Where When Why?

Volume 16, Number 1 / January 1939

2-5Bibliography on molecular or short-path distillationS. B. Detwiler and K. S. Markley
6-10Accelerated aging tests for soapLauren B. Hitchcock and Robert E. Divine
11-12NOTE on the oil of Castanha de CotiaK. A. Pelikan and J. F. Gerkens
12Report of the uniform methods and planning committee—American oil chemists’ society—fall meeting October 6–7, 1938E. B. Freyer, C. P. Long, R. C. Hatter, J. T. R. Andrews and T. C. Law, et al.
13-14Some observations on the determination of soap in refined oilH. A. Schuette and Charles H. Hine
14-16International developments in oils & fatsJ. H. Redding
16-19Does margaric acid occur in alfalfa seed oilH. A. Schuette and H. A. Vogel
19-201938 Report of the glycerin analysis committee american oil chemists’ society
20-21Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Ruth Lindahl
21-22SoapsM. L. Sheely
1Who what where when why?

Volume 16, Number 2 / February 1939

24-25A continuous catalyzer reducing furanceHerbert Sieck
25-28Catalysts for hydrogenationM. H. Gwynn
28The heats of hydrogenation of unsaturated hydrocarbonsJ. Sherman
29-35Production of hydrogen by the steam-iron methodS. Hurst
36-39Electrolytic production of hydrogen gasAlbert H. Steinbrecher
39-44Review of hydrogenationThos C. Whitner
44-45Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Ruth Lindahl
45-46SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 16, Number 3 / March 1939

48-51New allotropic forms of anhydrous sodium palmitateR. D. Vold, F. B. Rosevear and R. H. Ferguson
51-54Lecithin-its manufacture and use in the fat and oil industryJ. Eichberg
55-58Decorticating linseed and other oilseedsG. W. Owen
58-60Lint on cottonseed by analysis and by natureT. L. Rettger
60The presence of Long Chain Aliphatic alcohols in the African palm. [Elaeis guineensis]Otto F. Ungnade
61Net loss in crude cottonseed oil refiningW. J. Reese
62-64Shortening for the cake bakerR. Wallace Mitchell
64-65Oils and fats
66-67Soaps
1News
1Book reviewW. M. Urbain
2Patent office provides new subclasses in fatty oil treatment facilitating searchingPaul D. Boone

Volume 16, Number 4 / April 1939

69-71Study of the kaufmann method for determining iodine numbersF. R. Earle and R. T. Milner
71-72A new liquid samplerM. J. Carpinello
73-83Review of literature on fats, oils and soaps for 1938M. M. Piskur
83-84Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Ruth Lindahl
85SoapsM. L. Sheely
1News
2Spring convention—American oil chemists’ society, New Orleans—May 5 and 6, 1939
1-3New orleans, the great city of the south

Volume 16, Number 5 / May 1939

86-100Review of scientific literature on fats and oils for 1938 part IIM. M. Piskur
101-103Rapid methods for the estimation of rosin and fatty acids in tall oilR. Hastings and A. Pollak
103-104Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Ruth Lindahl
105SoapsM. L. Sheely
5News

Volume 16, Number 6 / June 1939

106The colour grading of fatty oilsE. R. Bolton and K. A. Williams
107-120The animal and vegetable waxes in 1938L. Wilson Greene
120-121Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Ruth Lindahl
122-123SoapsM. L. Sheely
3-4New orleans convention
4-5President’s addressC. H. Cox
6-7Registration list, thirtieth annual meeting, the American Oil Chemists’ Society, New Orleans, La., May 5–6, 1939

Volume 16, Number 7 / July 1939

124-126The absorption spectra of the F.A.C. color standardsW. M. Urbain and H. L. Roschen
127-128Simplification of continuous extraction method for the determination of unsaponifiable matterR. H. Rogers
128Fat from locustsH. P. Trevithick and R. R. Lewis
129-131Report of the soybean analysis committee 1938–1939T. L. Rettger, S. O. Sorenson, M. M. Durkee and R. T. Milner
131Sampling committee reportH. P. Trevithick
131Report of the referee boardC. H. Cox, N. C. Hamner, J. P. Harris, J. J. Vollertsen and A. S. Richardson
132Report of committee on indicatorsJ. L. Mayfield, P. McG Shuey, F. D. Snell, R. R. Haire and E. C. Ainslie, et al.
133Report of the committee on soap in refined oilE. H. Harvey, C. A. Crapple, N. T. Joyner, H. A. Schuette and R. C. Stillman, et al.
133Report of color glass development committeeJ. W. Flynn, K. S. Gibson, W. A. Welch, Allan E. Parker and A. W. Meetze, et al.
134-135Report smalley foundation committee 1938–1939
135-136Report of the color committee for 1938–39H. P. Trevithick, Harry Stevenson, James J. Lappen, N. T. Joyner and L. M. Gill, et al.
137Report of the journal advertising committee 1938–1939V. Conquest
137Report of the membership committeeHenry O’Deen, A. E. MacGee, R. T. Milner, J. P. Harris and L. M. Gill, et al.
138Report of the seed analysis committeeR. T. Doughtie, C. P. Brenner, C. Allen Smith, F. R. Robertson and D. C. Picard
139-140Report of the fat analysis committee 1938–39
140Report of the journal committeeT. C. Law, E. R. Barrow, A. F. Sanchez, J. P. Harris and L. M. Tolman, et al.
141-142Report of the oil characteristics committee for 1938–39W. D. Hutchins, G. S. Jamieson, W. C. McLeod, V. C. Mehlenbacher and R. C. Stillman, et al.
142Report of the moisture committee
143-144Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Ruth Lindahl
144-145SoapsM. L. Sheely
3News

Volume 16, Number 8 / August 1939

146-147Photochemical studies of rancidity: A note on the possibility of using “chlorophyll values” as means of estimating the stability of an oil or fatMayne R. Coe
148-150The winterizing of cottonseed oilAlan Porter Lee
151-152The analysis of tung fruitR. S. McKinney and A. F. Freeman
152Report of the committee on petroleum ether specificationsE. C. Ainslee, A. E. MacGee and R. H. Fash
153-157A study of some of the factors affecting the laboratory bleach of soybean oilC. J. Robertson, R. T. Munsberg and A. R. Gudheim
158Determination of air content in dry shorteningsC. A. Coffey and H. T. Spannuth
159-160Report of soap stock committee 1938–1939E. R. Barrow, J. J. Lappen, C. P. Long, W. J. Reese and A. D. Rich, et al.
160-162Report of the uniform methods and planning committee May 6, 1939J. T. R. Andrews, E. B. Freyer, R. C. Hatter, T. C. Law and C. P. Long, et al.
162-164Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Ruth Lindahl
164-165SoapsM. L. Sheely
3-4— Fall convention — American oil chemists’ society
4Glenn H. Pickard

Volume 16, Number 9 / September 1939

166-172Continuous hydrogenation in the oil hardening industryL. H. Manderstam
173-174Ben (moringa) seed oilGeorge S. Jamieson
174-178An hypothesis concerning the role of the enzymes in the relative value of cottonseedG. S. Meloy
178-180Hydrolytic treatment of cottonseed hullsW. H. Baldwin and J. A. LeClerc
181-184Report of the olive oil committeeW. S. Hubbard, G. S. Jamieson, W. J. Reese, M. L. Sheely and R. C. Stillman, et al.
184-185Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
185-186SoapsM. L. Sheely
2Fall convention of the American oil chemists’ society

Volume 16, Number 10 / October 1939

188-191Contact counter current bleaching of vegetable oilsJohn W. Hassler and Ralph A. Hagberg
191-194How accurate must an official fat stability test be?
194-197Cottonseed and the southern regional research laboratoryD. F. J. Lynch
197-204Report of the refining committee 1938–9
205Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
206SoapsM. L. Sheely
3— Chicago fall convention — October 4–6

Volume 16, Number 11 / November 1939

207-209The preparation and properties of highly purified methyl oleateD. H. Wheeler and R. W. Riemenschneider
209-212Solidification point curves of binary acid mixtures I. Capric, lauric, myristic, palmiticH. A. Schuette and H. A. Vogel
212-214Sodium bisulphite as a stabilizer for hydrogenated cottonseed oil shorteningK. S. Hoover and H. E. Moore
215-218Preparation of modified resins by the use of fatty derivativesAnderson Wheeler Ralston
219-221Methods of analysis of mixtures of oleic, linoleic and saturated esters and their application to highly purified methyl oleate and methyl linoleateR. W. Riemenschneider and D. H. Wheeler
221-223Variation in free fatty acid within a seed sampleProcter Thomson
223Note on the detection of myristic acid in alfalfa seed oilH. A. Schuette and H. A. Vogel
224-225Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
225-226SoapsM. L. Sheely
4The American oil chemists’ society
5Fall meeting notes

Volume 16, Number 12 / December 1939

228-231Relation between the iodine number and refractive index of crude soybean oilK. R. Majors and R. T. Milner
231-232Molecular distillation of soybean and corn oilsHerbert W. Rawlings
233-236Some notes on the determination of moisture and volatile matter in fats and oilsN. T. Joyner and S. J. Rini
236-238A rapid method for the determination of iodine numberH. D. Hoffman and C. E. Green
239-241A distillation method for water in soapsRalf B. Trusler
241Report of the uniform methods and planning committee
242-244Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
244-245SoapsM. L. Sheely
1-2News

Volume 17, Number 1 / January 1940

2-4Laboratory boiling of soap in glassRobert E. Divine
4-21Detersive efficiency of tetrasodium pyrophosphate-Part IW. W. Cobbs, J. C. Harris and J. R. Eck
21-23Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
23-24SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 17, Number 2 / February 1940

26-30Germicidal properties of paraffinF. W. Tanner and H. F. Lewis
30-33Licanic acid of oiticica fat and a study of its nutritive value and efficiencyC. F. Krewson and C. A. Elvehjem
33-38Disposition of soap in detergent operationsE. W. Colt and C. V. Snell
39-40Smoke, flash, and fire points of soybean and other vegetable oilsS. B. Detwiler and K. S. Markley
41-42Dilatometer measurement method as a useful tool in fat studyC. A. Coffey and H. T. Spannuth
43-45Oils, fats and waxes in the leather industryE. W. Newbury
45-47Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
47-48SoapsM. L. Sheely
1News

Volume 17, Number 3 / March 1940

50-53The linoleic acid content of seed fats and the isomerism of linoleic acidJ. P. Kass, W. O. Lundberg and G. O. Burr
53-57The use of fatty acid ester distillation methods in fat analysisHerbert E. Longenecker
58-61Discussion of the determination of glycerin in fats and oilsL. B. Smith and H. Matthews
62-64Notes on the determination of phosphates in soapL. B. Parsons and C. F. Haberstroh
64-66The pharmacology of soaps the irritant action of refined oil soaps on human skinByron E. Emery and Leroy D. Edwards
66-69The use of standards in the control of soap plant operationsW. A. Peterson
70-71Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
71-72SoapsM. L. Sheely
1News

Volume 17, Number 4 / April 1940

73-81Uses of fats, fatty oils, and derivatives in the petroleum industryBert H. Lincoln, Gordon D. Byrkit and Ernest W. Nelson
82-84The role of fats and fat materials in pharmaceutical and cosmetic preparationsLeroy D. Edwards
84-87Natural and synthetic oils in protective coatingsW. T. Walton
87-89Industrial utilization of tall oilArthur Pollak
89-91The preparation and properties of high molecular weight primary aminesA. W. Ralston
92-93Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
93-94SoapsM. L. Sheely
3Spring Meeting of A. O. C. S.

Volume 17, Number 5 / May 1940

96-100The function of tetrasodium pyrophosphate in soap mixturesJoseph Janota and Harry H. Hull
100-106A study of factors influencing the color contributed to soap by gum rosinW. D. Pohle and C. F. Speh
106-108A crystallization method for the determination of saturated fatty acids in soybean oilF. R. Earle and R. T. Milner
108-109pH meter control of spent soap-lye purificationWm. J. Govan
110-114Report of soap analysis committee 1938–9M. L. Sheely, H. C. Bennett, H. E. Cutts, J. E. Doherty and L. B. Hitchcock, et al.
114-115Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
115-116SoapsM. L. Sheely
4News

Volume 17, Number 6 / June 1940

118-119The thiocyanogen value of linolenic acidJ. P. Kass, H. G. Loeb, F. A. Norris and G. O. Burr
120-121The chemical composition of some high iodine number soybean oilsF. G. Dollear, P. Krauczunas and K. S. Markley
121Report of the referee boardH. C. Dormitzer, N. C. Hamner, J. P. Harris, J. J. Vollertsen and A. S. Richardson
122Fenugreek seed oilH. A. Schuette, Milford A. Cowley, H. A. Vogel and Milvin M. Mueller
123A note on the preparation of alkyl linolenatesF. A. Norris, J. P. Kass and G. O. Burr
123Report of the committee on soap in refined oil-1939–40G. A. Crapple, N. T. Joyner, A. A. Kiess, H. A. Schuette and R. C. Stillman, et al.
124Special methods for refining oilsRussell G. Dressler
125-126Report of the color committee of 1939–40H. P. Trevithick, H. B. Stevenson, J. J. Lappen, N. T. Joyner and L. M. Gill, et al.
126Report of the soybean analysis committee-1939–40M. M. Durkee, N. F. Kruse, T. L. Rettger, S. O. Sorensen and Lawrence Zeleny, et al.
127-132Report of committee on analysis of commercial fats and oils-1939–40
133-134Report of peanut committee-1939–40T. C. Law, W. T. Maxwell and E. C. Ainslie
134-136Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
136SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 17, Number 7 / July 1940

138-143The stability of vegetable oils
143Report of soap stock committee-1939–40E. R. Barrow, George Heider, C. P. Long, R. A. Marmor and W. J. Reese, et al.
144Cocos pulposa palm kernel oilG. S. Jamieson and W. G. Rose
145-148Molecular distillation and low temperature crystallization of cottonseed oil and the stability of the molecularly distilled fractionsR. W. Riemenschneider, C. E. Swift and Chas E. Sando
148-149Report smalley foundation committeeL. B. Caldwell, T. C. Law, W. C. Moor, J. N. Pless and E. H. Tenent, et al.
150-151Surface tension of rosin soap solutionsW. D. Pohle
151Report of the oil characteristics committee-1939–40W. D. Hutchins, G. S. Jamieson, W. C. McLeod, V. C. Mehlenbacher and R. C. Stillman, et al.
152-155Uses of fats and derivatives in textile processingLouis A. Oberly
155-157Solidification point curves of binary acid mixtures II. Palmitic, stearic, arachidic, behenic, lignocericH. A. Schuette and H. A. Vogel
157-158Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
159-160SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 17, Number 8 / August 1940

161-183Review of literature on fats, oils and soaps for 1939M. M. Piskur
184-188Clayton continuous soap processM. Mattikow
189Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
190SoapsM. L. Sheely
3News

Volume 17, Number 9 / September 1940

191-207The animal and vegetable waxes in 1939L. Wilson Greene and Harold F. Richards
208-210Studies relating to foaming tendencies in edible — Oils and fatsH. E. Robinson, H. C. Black and H. S. Mitchell
210-211Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
212SoapsM. L. Sheely
3Fall convention — Chiago October 2, 3 and 4

Volume 17, Number 10 / October 1940

214-216Detergent action of rosin soaps and fatty acid — Rosin soapsW. D. Pohle and C. F. Speh
216-217Estimation of saturated glycerides in shortenings and margarinesC. A. Coffey and H. T. Spannuth
217-222Continuous deodorization-two years laterD. K. Dean and E. H. Chapin
222-226The evaluation of oil meal color by the methods of photometryEgbert Freyer
227-228Report of uniform methods and planning committee 1939 – 1940J. T. R. Andrews, E. B. Freyer, T. C. Law, C. P. Long and A. K. Schwartz, et al.
229Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
230SoapsM. L. Sheely
4-51940 Fall Convention-Chicago

Volume 17, Number 11 / November 1940

232-240The stability of vegetable oils II. Apparatus for determination of the rate of fading of methylene blue-fat systemsW. G. Bickford and K. S. Markley
241-243Supplement to bibliography on molecular or short path distillationS. B. Detwiler
243-244Pot cook cellulose yield committee reportE. C. Ainslie, C. H. Cox, E. H. Tenent, Boulware and W. S. Hude, et al.
245-246Method
246A note on muscadine grape seed oilT. A. Pickett
247-248Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
249-250SoapsM. L. Sheely
a3Criticism of peanut analysisW. T. Maxwell, T. C. Law and E. C. Ainslee

Volume 17, Number 12 / December 1940

252-256The stability of vegetable oils III. Investigation of the effect of radiation on the methylene blue-oil systemW. G. Bickford, Scott Anderson and K. S. Markley
257-262The chemical synthesis of glyceridesFrank A. Norris
262-263A rapid volumetric test for anhydrous soapWilliam J. Govan
264Extraction of cottonseed oil with liquid carbon dioxideHenry Rosenthal and H. P. Trevithick
265The seed oil of the highbush cranberryH. A. Schuette and John A. Korth
266-267Report of the refining committee 1939–40C. B. Clutt, E. R. Barrow, A. A. Kiess, C. A. Coffey and T. C. Low, et al.
268-269Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
269-271SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 18, Number 1 / January 1941

2-7The germicidal activity of rosin soap and fatty acid-rosin soap as indicated by hand-washing experimentsW. D. Pohle and L. S. Stuart
8The determination of soap in refined oilH. A. Boekenoogen
9-11The isomeric structure of the C18 unsaturated acids from their raman and infra red spectraJ. W. McCutcheon, M. F. Crawford and H. L. Welsh
11-13The insecticidal properties of some fatty acid derivativesA. W. Ralston, J. P. Barrett and E. W. Hopkins
14Determination of free alkali in soapsFrank M. Biffen
14-16Report of the glycerin analysis committee American oil chemists’ society 1939–40
16-21Quality changes in the industrial storage of crude and refined cottonseed oilR. R. King
22-23Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
23-24SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 18, Number 2 / February 1941

25-27A rapid method for the determination of oil in tung fruitR. S. McKinney and W. G. Rose
27-29Cotton-root bark as a source of gossypolH. D. Royce, J. R. Harrison and E. R. Hahn
29-30A study of dienometryF. A. Norris, J. P. Kass and G. O. Burr
31-37Glycerine derivatives, their properties and usesR. N. Du Puis, C. W. Lenth and J. B. Segur
37Use of indicators for showing the end point of the swift fat stability test on lardsRobert Hubata
38-42Rancidity in flaked breakfast cerealsLucius W. Elder
42Uniform methods and planning committee report
43-45Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
45-46SoapsM. L. Sheely
4Aocs spring convention

Volume 18, Number 3 / March 1941

47-50Analysis of fatty acids by ester fractionationA. W. Weitkamp and L. C. Brunstrum
50-59The role of oxidation in drying oilsJ. D. von Mikusch and G. W. Priest
60-62Rancidity problems in baked and fried food productsG. T. Carlin and E. Lannerud
63-64Modern methods for replacement of essential oils in the soap industryL. E. Young
64-65The colorimetric determination of titanium dioxide in soapsL. B. Parsons and F. A. Vaughan
66Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
67-68SoapsM. L. Sheely
5News

Volume 18, Number 4 / April 1941

69-71The melting points of binary mixtures of oleic, linoleic, and linolenic acidsH. W. Stewart and D. H. Wheeler
71-73A convenient method for the rapid estimation of carotene in butterfatWillis D. Gallup and A. H. Kuhlman
73-76The mechanism of the autoxidation of fatsH. A. Mattill
77-80Antioxidants for edible fats and oilsH. S. Olcott
80-82Evolution volumetric method for carbon dioxideL. B. Hitchcock and R. E. Divine
82-85Report of the soap analysis committee-1940M. L. Sheely
86-88A convenient and efficient method for the determination of the digestibility of fats with pancreatic or other lipasesJ. R. Koch and M. Dolorosa Duellman
89-91Insect repellent activity of fatty acid derivativeA. W. Ralston and J. P. Barrett
91-92Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
93SoapsM. L. Sheely
94Spring Meeting of A.O.C.S.

Volume 18, Number 5 / May 1941

95-98The stability of vegetable oils IV. Flavor reversion in soybean oilW. G. Bickford
99-102An apparatus for comparison of foaming properties of soaps and detergentsJohn Ross and Gilbert D. Miles
103-106Copra quality under new rules-importance of sampling and analysisP. W. Tompkins
107-109Comparative rates of oxidation of isomeric linolenic acids and their estersJ. E. Myers, J. P. Kass and G. O. Burr
109-112Methods of measuring the rate and extent of oxidation of fatsFrank C. Vibrans
113-114Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
115-116SoapsM. L. Sheely
5Book review

Volume 18, Number 6 / June 1941

117-119Wax constituents of the winterizer press cake of soybean oilF. R. Earle and Samuel B. Detwiler
119Copra quality under new rulesP. W. Tompkins
120-122A rational method for evaluating the creaming qualities of a shorteningA. E. Bailey and R. H. McKinney
123-124The absence of lipase in cottonseedH. S. Olcott and T. D. Fontaine
125-131Behavior of subsilicates with soapRichard L. Davies and J. Stanley Hall
132-133Report of the soybean analysis committeeM. M. Durkee, E. B. Oberg, T. L. Rettger, S. O. Sorensen and Lawrence Zeleny, et al.
133-134Rosin cleanlinessG. P. Shingler and E. L. Patton
134Correction
134-135Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
136SoapsM. L. Sheely
4-6Spring Convention 1941

Volume 18, Number 7 / July 1941

137-146Review of literature on fats, oils, and soap for 1940—Part IM. M. Piskur
146The isolation of sucrose from tung kernelsHarold M. Sell and Albert H. Best
147-148Some notes on the keeping quality of fats in baked goodsR. H. McKinney and A. E. Bailey
149-151Report of the uniform methods and planning committeeJ. T. R. Andrews, E. B. Freyer, W. D. Hutchins, T. C. Law and C. P. Long, et al.
151-153Fatty oils in national defenseCharles E. Lund
153Report of the referee boardH. A. Schuette, G. W. Agee, J. P. Harris, W. R. Stryker and A. S. Richardson
154-155Edible oils processed in CanadaWM. G. McLeod
155-157Oils and fats
157-158Soaps

Volume 18, Number 8 / August 1941

159-172Review of literature on fats, oils, and soap for 1940*-Part IIM. M. Piskur
173-174The composition of seven American linseed oilsW. G. Rose and G. S. Jamieson
175-177Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
177-178SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 18, Number 9 / September 1941

179-182Fatty interface modifiers — Composition, properties and uses in the food industriesB. R. Harris, A. K. Epstein and F. J. Cahn
182-187Studies on the chemistry of the fatty acids VIII the reaction of thiocyanogen with linoleic and linolenic acids
187Report of the olive oil committee 1940–41J. Fitelson, Geo S. Jamieson, Stephen Laufer, W. J. Reese and Alfred Schroeder, et al.
188-189The moisture content of tung fruit from its electrical resistanceR. S. McKinney
189-190Elm seed oil II. Studies on fatty acid separationR. G. Zehnpfennig and H. A. Schuette
191-192Report of the smalley foundation committeeL. B. Caldwell, T. C. Law, W. C. Moor, J. N. Pless and E. H. Tenent, et al.
193Report of the pot cook Cellulose Yield Committee 1940–41E. C. Ainslie, M. G. Boulware, C. H. Cox, W. S. Hude and E. H. Tenent, et al.
193-194Report of the sampling committee 1940–41V. C. Mehlenbacher, H. H. Mueller, P. W. Tompkins, B. L. Sternberg and Procter Thomson, et al.
194Report of the Oil Characteristics CommitteeW. D. Hutchins, Geo S. Jamieson, Wm. G. McLeod, V. C. Mehlenbacher and R. C. Stillman, et al.
195-196Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
197-198SoapsM. L. Sheely
3Oil chemists to meet at Chicago

Volume 18, Number 10 / October 1941

199-202Fats and their derivativesR. H. Potts
203-206The thiocyanogen values of the methyl esters of oleic, linoleic, and linolenic acids
206-207An investigation of oil from seed of hygrophila spinosaN. N. Godbole, B. G. Gunde and P. D. Srivastava
208-214Report of the refining committee 1940–41E. R. Barrow, C. B. Cluff, C. A. Coffey, M. M. Durkee and R. H. Fash, et al.
215Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
216-217SoapsM. L. Sheely
217Report of the color committeeG. W. Agee, M. G. Boulware, R. S. Estey, Egbert Freyer and K. S. Gibson, et al.
3-4AOCS 1941 fall convention

Volume 18, Number 11 / November 1941

219-222The composition and yield of crude lipids obtained from soybeans by successive solvent extractionsW. C. Bull and T. H. Hopper
222-224Azo dyes from oleic acidDaniel Swern, A. J. Stirton and P. H. Groggins
224-226Ceylon candlenut oilaleurites moluccana (Linn.) willdReginald Child
227-231Photochemical studies of rancidity: The chlorophyll value in relation to autoxidationMayne R. Coe
232-237Constitution and by-law changes
237-239Abstracts oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
239-240Abstracts soapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 18, Number 12 / December 1941

3News
3Book review
153-156The composition and properties of ragweed seed oilG. F. Roedel and M. H. Thornton
156-158Determination of carbon dioxide in soap and soap products by loss in weightB. S. van Zile and E. W. Blank
158-159Report of the soybean analysis committee 1941–42M. M. Durkee, E. B. Oberg, T. L. Rettger, S. O. Sorensen and Lawrence Zeleny, et al.
160-163Report of the refining committee—1941–1942E. R. Barrow, C. B. Cluff, C. A. Coffey, M. M. Durkee and G. A. Crapple, et al.
164-165Vitamin A added to fats as related to stability during bakingE. E. Rice, H. C. Black, G. T. Carlin and H. E. Robinson
165Use of ground glass govers in glycerol oxidationB. S. van Zile, E. W. Blank and J. C. Moore
165-167Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
167-168SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
241-244Photochemical studies of rancidity: Factors which increase the rate of oxidation of fats and oils with special reference to the role of lightMayne R. Coe
244-245Solubility of calcium soaps of gum rosin, rosin acids and fatty acidsW. D. Pohle
246-247The role of solidification points in the identification and determination of saturated fatty acidsH. A. Schuette and H. A. Vogel
247-248Foaming properties of rosin soap and their comparison with those of fatty acid soapsW. D. Pohle
249-250The nutritive properties of monoglyceridesW. Q. Braun and C. L. Shrewsbury
251-252The fruit and kernel oil of the plumy coconut(Arecastrum Romanzoffianum)George N. Pulley and Harry W. von Loesecke
252Report of the uniform methods and planning committeeJ. T. R. Andrews, W. D. Hutchins, E. B. Freyer, H. P. Trevithick and T. C. Law, et al.
253-254Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur
255-256SoapsM. L. Sheely
256-258Report of the soap analysis committee—1941H. C. Bennett, H. Morgan, J. N. Borglin, R. C. Newton and H. E. Cutts, et al.

Volume 19, Number 1 / January 1942

1-3Dehydration of hydrated crystals by boiling nonaqueous liquidsR. B. Trusler
3-13Detersive efficiency of tetrasodium pyrophosphate — Part IIJ. C. Harris, J. R. Eck and W. W. Cobbs
14-18Edible oils and fats used by the U. S. ArmyCaptain R. H. MacDonell
18-20Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
20-22SoapsM. L. Sheely
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Volume 19, Number 2 / February 1942

23-27The reaction of nonconjugated unsaturated fatty acid esters with maleic anhydrideW. G. Bickford, P. Krauczunas and D. H. Wheeler
27A modified procedure for obtaining “Total Residue at 160°C.” in crude glycerineWilliam J. Govan
28-39Report of the cooperative work of the international fat commission 1938–1939Frank G. Dollear and Donald A. Morgan
39-41The effect of glyceryl monostearate on the baking properties of cakesRuth Daum, E. G. Halliday and W. F. Hinman
41-43Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
43-44SoapsM. L. Sheely

Volume 19, Number 3 / March 1942

45-53Review of literature on fats, oils and soap for 1941—Part 1M. M. Piskur
53Note on the use of Southern Sweet gum as an anti-oxidant in lardW. G. McLeod
54-57Methods employed in expressing the consistency of plasticized shorteningsA. D. Rich
58-59Purification and uses of a xanthophyl—containing oil derived from cornL. C. Swallen and J. B. Gottfried
59-61Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
61-62SoapsM. L. Sheely
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Volume 19, Number 4 / April 1942

63-79Review of literature on fats, oils and soap for 1941 — Part 2M. M. Piskur
79-81Glycerin recovery — The soap kettleWm. J. Govan
81-82Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
82SoapsMary Griffith

Volume 19, Number 5 / May 1942

83-87A new method of refining oils with non-saponifying alkalies—The Clayton processM. Mattikow
87-89The determination of small amounts of free sulphur in bleaching earthJ. L. Schille and K. L. Alexander
89-93Report of the cooperative work of the international fat commission, 1938–1939—Part IIFrank G. Dollear and Donald A. Morgan
93-94Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
95-96SoapsMary Griffith

Volume 19, Number 6 / June 1942

97-102The grading of crude vegetable oils by means of refining tests—A review and evaluation of the methodA. E. Bailey, R. O. Feuge and W. G. Bickford
102Report of the referee boardWm. G. McLeod, J. P. Harris, Lamar Kishlar, G. W. Agee and A. S. Richardson
103-106Army use of edible fats and oilsMajor Jesse H. White
107-109Color tests for the detection of alpha-dicarbon compounds formed in the autoxidation of fatsEdward A. Prill
110-113Chronological list of important dates in the history of the fats and waxesEugene W. Blank
114-116Oils and fats
117-118Soaps
3Chicago fall meeting

Volume 19, Number 7 / July 1942

119-125Minor oil-producing crops of the united statesErnest B. Kester and George R. van Atta
126-128The effect of water on the solidification points of fatty acids. Solubility of water in fatty acidsC. W. Hoerr, W. O. Pool and A. W. Ralston
129-130Puerto rican fatty oils
131Report of the committee on the determination of soap in refined oil 1941–1942G. A. Crapple, S. J. Rini, A. A. Kiess, H. A. Schuette and H. C. Stillman, et al.
132-133Report of the smalley foundation committee 1941–1942L. B. Caldwell, T. C. Law, W. C. Moor, J. N. Pless and E. H. Tenent, et al.
133-135Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
135-136SoapsMary Griffith
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Volume 19, Number 8 / August 1942

137-139A study of methods of accelerating the swift stability testV. C. Mehlenbacher
140Report of the oil characteristics committee 1941–42W. D. Hutchins, Geo S. Jamieson, Wm. G. McLeod, V. C. Mehlenbacher and R. C. Stillman, et al.
141-143A study of the Ellis-Jones Maleic anhydride method and its use in testing tung oilR. S. McKinney, Noah J. Halbrook and W. Gordon Rose
143Report of the governing committee—1941–1942W. G. McLeod, H. A. Schuette, H. C. Dormitzer, C. H. Cox and Lamar Kishlar, et al.
144-145The antioxidant properties of gallic acid and allied compoundsCalvin Golumbic and H. A. Mattill
145-146Report of the uniform methods and planning committee—1941–1942J. T. R. Andrews, E. B. Freyer, W. D. Hutchins, T. C. Law and C. P. Long, et al.
147-149Report of the bleaching methods committee 1941–1942M. M. Durkee, N. F. Kruse, L. A. Spielman, Donald H. Wheeler and J. H. Sanders, et al.
149Report of the cellulose yield committee 1941–42E. C. Ainslie, M. G. Boulware, C. H. Cox, W. S. Hude and E. H. Tenent, et al.
150-151Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
151-152SoapsMary Griffith
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Volume 19, Number 9 / September 1942

153-156The composition and properties of ragweed seed oilG. F. Roedel and M. H. Thornton
156-158Determination of carbon dioxide in soap and soap products by loss in weightB. S. van Zile and E. W. Blank
158-159Report of the soybean analysis committee 1941–42M. M. Durkee, E. B. Oberg, T. L. Rettger, S. O. Sorensen and Lawrence Zeleny, et al.
160-163Report of the refining committee—1941–1942E. R. Barrow, C. B. Cluff, C. A. Coffey, M. M. Durkee and G. A. Crapple, et al.
164-165Vitamin a added to fats as related to stability during bakingE. E. Rice, H. C. Black, G. T. Carlin and H. E. Robinson
165Use of ground glass covers in glycerol oxidationB. S. van Zile, E. W. Blank and J. C. Moore
165-167Oils and fats
167-168Soaps
5-6Fall convention news

Volume 19, Number 10 / October 1942

169-176Variables affecting the yield of normal oleic acid produced by the catalytic hydrogenation of cottonseed and peanut oilsA. E. Bailey, R. O. Feuge and B. A. Smith
176-180Factors affecting the stability of cottonseed oil. A study of the antioxygenic activity of alpha-tocopherolC. E. Swift, W. G. Rose and G. S. Jamieson
180-181Effect of sodium chloride in glycerol analysis by oxidationB. S. Van Zile, E. W. Blank and J. C. Moore
181-182The antioxygenic action of phosphoric acid in association with tocopherols and hydroquinonesCalvin Golumbic
182-185The processing of tung fruit for oilR. S. McKinney and N. J. Halbrook
185-187Oils anf fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
187-188SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
a5Fall meeting held at Chicago

Volume 19, Number 11 / November 1942

189-193Determination of glycerol by oxidation with periodic acidPurdy Bradford, W. D. Pohle, J. K. Gunther and V. C. Mehlenbacher
193-198Smoke, fire, and flash points of cottonseed, peanut, and other vegetable oilsD. A. Morgan
199The facolorimeter a device for use with the F.A.C. standard color ampoulesLaurence K. Whyte
199-200Report of the committee on analysis of commercial fats and oils—1940–41L. B. Parsons, W. D. Hutchins, J. Fitelson, C. P. Long and K. S. Markley, et al.
200Book reviewM. M. Piskur
200Correction
200-203Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
203-204SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
5-6News

Volume 19, Number 12 / December 1942

205-209The oven and aeration methods as means of accelerating fat oxidationF. C. Ewbank and I. A. Gould
209-211The saturated fatty acids of Japan waxH. A. Schuette and R. M. Christenson
211Report of the soap analysis committee—1942H. C. Bennett, L. B. Parsons, C. P. Long, E. R. Luckow and F. W. Smither, et al.
212-213Fatty acid derivativesA. W. Ralston
214-218The iodine number of tall oilP. E. Chapman, R. Hastings and A. Pollak
218-220Oils and fatsM.M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
220-221SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library

Volume 20, Number 1 / January 1943

1-11Hydrogenated cottonseed oil as a substitute for palm oil in the production of tin plate and cold reduced sheet steelStewart T. Bauer and K. S. Markley
11-12A nomograph for emergent-stem correction of mercury-in-glass thermometersJ. G. Kane and H. A. Schuette
13-14Note on the determination of volatile hydrocarbons in soap productsB. S. Van Zile, E. W. Blank and G. V. Scott
14-16Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
16SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
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Volume 20, Number 2 / February 1943

17-25Vapor pressure data and phase diagrams for some concentrated soap-water systems above room temperaturesJames W. McBain and Will Win Lee
26-27Olive oil substitutes and their preparationSidney Musher
28-30Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
30-32SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
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Volume 20, Number 3 / March 1943

33-35Mexican prickly poppy seed oilG. S. Jamieson and W. Gordon Rose
35Report of the uniform methods and planning committee
36-46Review of literature on fats, oils and soaps for 1942—Part 1M. M. Piskur
46The saturated fatty acids of elderberry seed oilH. A. Schuette, H. A. Vogel and James A. Bain
47Use of circulating stirrers in preparing fatty acidsB. S. Van Zile, F. W. Schneider and E. W. Blank
47-50Oils and fats
51-52Soaps
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Volume 20, Number 4 / April 1943

53-55Crystallization at low temperatures as a technique in the analysis of oilsDavid S. Anthony, F. W. Quackenbush and Harry Steenbock
55-57The preparation of standard soil material for testing detersive efficiencyB. S. van Zile
58-71Review of literature on fats, oils and soap for 1942-Part 2M. M. Piskur
72-74A rapid test for alpha dicarbonylsL. O’Daniel and L. B. Parsons
75-76Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
76SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
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Volume 20, Number 5 / May 1943

77-84Rosin — Use in soapJ. N. Borglin, P. R. Mosher, Barbara Noble and T. Punshon
85-89Possibilities of peanut, pecan and safflower seed oils as supplements for olive oilW. G. Bickford, G. E. Mann and K. S. Markley
90-94The unsaturated fatty acids of hydrogenated shortening and other edible fatsJ. T. R. Andrews and A. S. Richardson
94-96Some observations on the effect of moisture on the quantitative extraction of lipids from soybeansW. C. Bull
96-99Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Higks
100SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
a7-a10Spring convention news

Volume 20, Number 6 / June 1943

101-104The body oil from menhaden
105-107The autoxidative behavior of vegetable and animal fatsCalvin Golumbic
108-122Molecular distillation of a crude soybean oilSamuel B. Detwiler, W. C. Bull and D. H. Wheeler
122Apparatus for the storage and use of carbonate free alkaliesB. S. van Zile, R. H. Moult and E. W. Blank
123Oils and fats
124Soaps
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Volume 20, Number 7 / July 1943

125-128Determination of bicarbonate in soap productsEugene W. Blank and David E. Boggie
129-132Modification of vegetable oils
133-134Detection and estimation of dipalmito and distearo glycerides in hydrogenated oilsE. Handschumaker, S. W. Thompson and J. E. McIntyre
135-136Behavior of glycerin in the presence of alkali at high temperaturesM. Mattikow and B. Cohen
137-141Low-temperature solvent crystallization of soybean oil and soybean oil fatty acidsW. C. Bull and D. H. Wheeler
141Report of the referee board 1942–1943G. W. Agee, J. P. Harris, Lamar Kishlar, H. S. Mitchell and A. S. Richardson
142-143Report of smalley foundation committee 1942–1943J. J. Vollertsen, P. D. Cretien, R. R. King, M. E. Griem and T. C. Law, et al.
143-144Report of the journal committee 1942–1943H. L. Roschen, T. C. Law, E. R. Barrow, L. M. Tolman and N. C. Hamner, et al.
144-147Oils and fats
147-148Soaps
5A-6AOCS in the service

Volume 20, Number 8 / August 1943

149-151A comparative study of the influence of various liquid and solid vegetable shortenings upon doughnut physical characteristicsS. W. Arenson and E. G. Heyl
151-152The phosphatides and fats in brewers’ and vinegar yeastBruno Rewald
153-157Synthetic oils from residual dimerized fat acidsJ. C. Cowan and L. B. Falkenburg
158The seed oil of the arrow woodH. A. Schuette, A. N. Pines and G. J. Krueger
159-161Composition of fat from a North American black bearR. A. Rasmussen, P. W. Morgal and E. J. Miller
161-162The solubility of gases in butter oil, cottonseed oil, and lardP. S. Schaffer and H. S. Haller
162-163Report of the color committee 1942–1943G. Worthen Agee, Geraldine W. Haupt, R. E. Bass, M. G. Boulware and Morden Brown, et al.
163-164Report of the A.O.C.S. oil characteristics committee—1942–1943M. F. Lauro, W. D. Hutchins, G. S. Jamieson, W. G. McLeod and V. C. Mehlenbacher, et al.
164A test for color readersProcter Thomson
164-167Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
167-168SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library

Volume 20, Number 9 / September 1943

169-171Modifications of the swift stability testR. W. Riemenschneider, J. Turer and R. M. Speck
171-174The detergent properties of bactericidal fatty acid derivativesAlbert K. Epstein, Benjamin R. Harris, Morris Katzman and Solomon Epstein
175-178Evaluation of the modified Renard and Kerr tests for the determination of peanut oilS. T. Voorhies and S. T. Bauer
178Determination of glycerol by the pyridine-acetylation methodJ. C. Moore and E. W. Blank
179-183Report of the A.O.C.S. refining committee 1942–1943H. S. Mitchell, R. T. Milner, E. R. Barrow, C. B. Cluff and G. A. Crapple, et al.
183-189Interim report of the refining committee (A. O. C. S.)
189Book reviewH. C. Black
189-191Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
191-192Soaps
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Volume 20, Number 10 / October 1943

193-196The development of a practical antioxidant for lard and shorteningA. Lips and W. D. McFarlane
196Report of the A.O.C.S. membership committee 1942–1943L. Kishlar, R. H. Fash, J. C. P. Helm, A. P. Lee and K. S. Markley, et al.
197-201Some factors pertaining to the packaging of shortening in glassA. R. Gudheim
201Report of the A.O.C.S. cellulose yield committee 1942–1943L. N. Rogers, E. C. Ainslie, M. G. Boulware, C. H. Cox and W. S. Hude, et al.
202-203The seed oil ofGarcia nutansGeorge S. Jamieson and W. Gordon Rose
203-204Moisture determinations on tung fruit and its components for control purposesA. F. Freeman, F. C. Pack and R. S. McKinney
205-208Second supplement to bibliography on molecular or short-path distillationSamuel S. Todd
208-211Fat acid composition of linseed oil from different varieties of flaxseedEdgar Page Painter and L. L. Nesbitt
212-213Phosphatides of red currant, raspberry and plum seedsBruno Rewald
213-214Preparation and analysis of peanutsCharles H. Cox
214-215Report of the uniform methods and planning committee—spring convention 1942–1943J. J. Vollertsen, J. T. R. Andrews, E. B. Freyer, J. J. Ganucheau and T. C. Law, et al.
216Report of the A.O.C.S. committee for analysis of commercial fats and oils 1942–1943V. C. Mehlenbacher, L. B. Parsons, W. D. Hutchins, J. Fitelson and C. P. Long, et al.
217-218Puerto rican fatty oils
218-219Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
219-220SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
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Volume 20, Number 11 / November 1943

221-223Phase boundaries in ternary systems of sodium oleate, compared with other soapsJames W. McBain, Robert D. Vold and Kenneth Gardiner
224-226Fatty acid monoesters of 1-ascorbic acid and d-isoascorbic acidDaniel Swern, A. J. Stirton, J. Turer and P. A. Wells
226FAC color standards for commercial fatsL. B. Parsons, W. D. Hutchins, J. Fitelson, C. P. Long and K. S. Markley, et al.
227-231Licania arborea
231-234The chemical composition of depot fats in chickens and turkeysMary K. Nutter, Ernest E. Lockhart and Robert S. Harris
235-240Modification of vegetable oils
240-243The application of the ferric thiocyanate method to the determination of incipient rancidity in fats and oilsA. Lips, R. A. Chapman and W. D. McFarlane
244-245The determination of free fatty acids in the oil extracted from cottonseedPhilip Mc G. Shuey
245-246Oils and fats
247-248Soaps
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Volume 20, Number 12 / December 1943

249-250The preparation of purified methyl linoleate by chromatographyC. E. Swift, W. Gordon Rose and G. S. Jamieson
251-255Antioxygenic properties of molecularly distilled fractions of peanut oilA. E. Bailey, G. D. Oliver, W. S. Singleton and G. S. Fisher
256-257Laboratory refining and bleaching test for the commercial evaluation of the better quality tallows and greases for soap makingL. B. Parsons
258-262The storage of cottonseed
263-265Solidification point curves of binary acid mixture
265-268The viability, chemical composition and internal microflora of frost damaged soybeansMax Milner, Ben J. Warshowsky, I. W. Tervet and W. F. Geddes
268Book review
269-270Oils and fats
270-271Soaps
5-6News

Volume 21, Number 1 / January 1944

1-5Effect of relative humidity on the determination of oil in soybeansOrland A. Krober and F. I. Collins
6-9The four known crystalline forms of soapR. H. Ferguson
10-15The pigments of cottonseedCharlotte H. Boatner
16-19The use of refractive index measurements in fatty acid ester analysesKarl F. Mattil and Herbert E. Longenecker
19-22Valencia orange-seed oilG. R. Van Atta and W. C. Dietrich
23-27The fluorescence of chlorophyll in fats in relation to rancidityC. S. French and W. O. Lundberg
27-28Qualitative test for bicarbonate ion in soap productsEugene W. Blank and Lillian E. Utter
28-30Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
30-32SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
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Volume 21, Number 2 / February 1944

33-35The antioxidant properties of nordihydroguaiaretic acidW. O. Lundberg, H. O. Halvorson and G. O. Burr
36-42Effect of metallic salts on the stability of palm and hydrogenated cottonseed oilsS. T. Bauer and V. Gastinel
42-46Unsaturated synthetic glyceridesB. F. Daubert and H. E. Longenecker
47-50Fatty acid monoesters of l-ascorbic and d-isoascorbic acids as antioxidants for fats and oilsR. W. Riemenschneider, J. Turer, P. A. Wells and Waldo C. Ault
50-52The fats and phosphatides in grassBruno Rewald
52-57Formation and decomposition of peroxides of unsaturated fat estersR. F. Paschke and D. H. Wheeler
57-59Determining recoverable fat losses in plant waste effluentsE. N. Mortenson
60-62A quantitative study of fat losses occurring during doughnut fryingS. W. Arenson and E. G. Heyl
62Book review
62-63Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
64Soaps
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Volume 21, Number 3 / March 1944

65-72Review of literature on fats, oils and soaps for 1943—Part 1M. M. Piskur
73-75The fatty acids and glycerides of babassu oilFrank L. Jackson and Herbert E. Longenecker
76-77Recovery of glycerine from waste productsR. N. DuPuis
78-84Measurement of the consistency of plastic vegetable fats
85-87The component fatty acids of soybean lecithinM. H. Thornton, C. S. Johnson and M. A. Ewan
87-89Relation between the fatty acid composition and the iodine number of soybean oilC. R. Scholfield and W. C. Bull
90-92The fractionation of milk fat from a solvent at low temperaturesJ. L. Henderson and E. L. Jack
93-95The oil and phosphatides content of some petals and stamensBruno Rewald
95-96Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
96SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
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Volume 21, Number 4 / April 1944

97-98The structure of transparent soapJ. W. McBain and Sydney Ross
98-100Improvement produced in the stability of lard by the addition of vegetable oilsR. W. Riemenschneider, J. Turer and Waldo C. Ault
101-107Norelac — A proposed new synthetic coating materialJ. C. Cowan, A. J. Lewis and L. B. Falkenburg
108-123Review of literature on fats, oils and soaps for 1943-Part 2M. M. Piskur
123-126A. O. C. S. Refining committee meeting palmer house Chicago, Illinois October 5, 1943
126-127Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
128SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
a5-a7New orleans convention program

Volume 21, Number 5 / May 1944

129-133The specific and latent heats of fusion of some vegetable fats and oilsA. R. Gudheim
133-139Purification of oleic acid, methyl oleate, and oleyl alcohol for use as chemical intermediatesDaniel Swern, H. B. Knight and T. W. Findley
139-141The isolation and determination of chlorophylls A and B in the california avocadoS. Lassen, K. Bacon and J. Sutherland
141-143A rapid method for estimating glycerol in kettle soapK. E. Johnson and H. W. Ladyn
143-145Progress report of the committee on analysis of commercial fats and oils October, 1943L. B. Parsons, E. W. Blank, J. Fitelson, E. W. Colt and C. P. Long, et al.
145-148A report on ester interchangeH. J. Wright, J. B. Segur, H. V. Clark, S. K. Coburn and E. E. Langdon, et al.
148-151Comparison of fat-splitting reagents in the twitchell processA. J. Stirton, E. M. Hammaker, S. F. Herb and Edward T. Roe
152-154Witcogum — A new chemurgic elastomerC. S. Yoran, W. I. Harber, H. F. Schwarz and S. G. Armato
154-155Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
156SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
a7Spring convention news
a8-a1035th Annual convention in New Orleans

Volume 21, Number 6 / June 1944

157-159Molecular distillation of a hydrogenated cottonseed oil and certain characteristics of the distilled fractionsW. S. Singleton and A. E. Bailey
160-161A study of the antioxidant effectiveness of several compounds on vegetable fats and oilsK. F. Mattil, L. J. Filer and H. E. Longenecker
161-164Effect of antioxidants, individually and in combination, on stability of carotene in cottonseed oilKenneth T. Williams, Emanuel Bickoff and Burton Lowrimore
164-166Rosin—Use in salt water soapB. S. van Zile and J. N. Borglin
167-170An historical review of the chemistry of carnauba waxSamuel D. Koonce and J. B. Brown
170-175Foaming properties of soap solutionsR. C. Merrill and Frances T. Moffett
175-176Analysis of commercial anhydrous tetrasodium pyrophosphateW. H. Koch
177-180Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
180-182SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
182Circulating stirrers, a handy laboratory toolB. S. Van Zile
a7-a8New policies formulated
a8Past A.O.C.S. presidents

Volume 21, Number 7 / July 1944

183-187Solubilities of the fatty acids in organic solvents at low temperaturesHarry D. Foreman and J. B. Brown
187Report of the olive oil committeeM. F. Lauro
188-193Molecularly distilled peanut oil antioxidants and pure alpha-tocopherol as stabilizing agents for fats of poor keeping qualityG. D. Oliver, W. S. Singleton and A. E. Bailey
193-196Fatty acid esters of furfuryl alcoholFrank A. Norris and David E. Terry
196-197Report of the bleaching methods committee 1942–1943Egbert Freyer, G. Worthen Agee, Lamar Kishlar, N. F. Kruse and Ralph Marmor, et al.
197-201Fish oil in the protective coating fieldW. H. Mattil
202-204Drying oils — Past, present, futureJ. C. Konen
204-206Some known reactions of drying oil films and polymerizationA. Schwarcman
206-211Pentaerythritol drying oilsHarry Burrell
212-214Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
214SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
a7Chicago committee assists new officers in planning fall conference and meeting
a8Report of the secretary-treasurer for 1943–44
a9New A.O.C.S. members
a10New membership directory to be published in January
a11Report of the membership committee, 1943–44K. S. Markley, R. E. Bass, W. H. Goss, Waldo C. Ault and M. M. Durkee, et al.

Volume 21, Number 8 / August 1944

215-223Filter aid and carbon treatment of prime steam lardA. B. Cummins, L. E. Weymouth and L. L. Johnson
224-226Tocopherol concentrates by the fractional crystallization of cottonseed oil from solventsW. S. Singleton and A. E. Bailey
227-230The kettle wax phase in the system sodium laurate, sodium chloride and waterJ. W. McBain, R. C. Thorburn and C. G. McGee
231-234A study of the alcohols of carnauba waxSamuel D. Koonce and J. B. Brown
234-236Oil from tumbling mustard seedW. H. Goss and J. E. Ruckman
236Report of the cellulose yield committeeE. H. Tenent, E. C. Ainslie, C. H. Cox, M. G. Boulware and W. S. Hude, et al.
237-238Rapid settling of soap in the course of laboratory soap boilingH. G. Kirschenbauer
239-247Analyses of peanut kernels with relation to U.S. standards for farmers’ stock peanutsMack F. Stansbury, John D. Guthrie and T. H. Hopper
247Report of the oil characteristics committeeM. F. Lauro
247-249Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
249-250SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
a7-a11Symposium and other papers solicited by program committee for Chicago meeting, Oct. 25–27
a11Snell writes bookM. M. Piskur

Volume 21, Number 9 / September 1944

251-253Dilatometric investigations of fats I. Apparatus and techniques for fat dilatometryA. E. Bailey and E. A. Kraemer
254-256Dilatometric investigations of fats II. Dilatometric behavior of some plastic fats between 0° C. and their melting pointsE. A. Kraemer and A. E. Bailey
257-258The chemical determination of the tocopherols in distilled concentratesH. W. Rawlings
258-263Continuous lithium and aluminum stearate grease manufactureH. G. Houlton, B. D. Miller, P. A. Lenton, J. A. Taylor and B. E. Adams
263-264Report of the referee board, 1943–44G. W. Agee, Lamar Kishlar, E. B. Freyer, A. S. Richardson and J. P. Harris
264-270A bibliography on the solvent extraction of vegetable oils from raw materials with special attention to soybeansA. C. Beckel
271-275Spent soap lye purificationWm. J. Govan
275-276Routine turbidimetric determination of tin in soapGerald M. Compeau and Eugene W. Blank
277-279A preliminary comparison of the stabilizing effect of several recently proposed antioxidants for edible fats and oilsJ. W. Higgins and H. C. Black
279Report of the committee on review of scientific literature of fats, oils and soapsG. R. Greenbank, R. C. Newton, G. S. Jameison, M. M. Piskur and H. A. Mattill
280-282Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
282SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
a8Oils and fats in Canada to be discussed at fall meet; more than 30 other papers
a8New A. O. C. S. members
a10Report of the journal committee 1943–44E. R. Barrow, L. M. Tolman, N. C. Hamner, H. P. Trevithick and J. P. Harris, et al.

Volume 21, Number 10 / October 1944

283-286Economic position of oils and fats in the war and post-war periodsRobert M. Walsh
286-288Notes on the stabilization of oxidized fats by steam deodorization with phosphoric acid or commercial lecithinA. E. Bailey and R. O. Feuge
289-292Antioxidant losses during the induction period of fat oxidationL. J. Filer, K. F. Mattil and H. E. Longenecker
293-297Thermal properties of fats and oils
297-300Thermal properties of fats and oils. II. Heat capacity and latent heat of cottonseed oilG. D. Oliver, W. S. Singleton, S. S. Todd and A. E. Bailey
300-302Thermal properties of fats and oils
302-303Abstract of color committee report, 1943–44G. Worthen Agee
303-305Melting points of binary fatty acid mixtures C6 to C12 and their application in the determination of purityB. J. Grondal and D. A. Rogers
305-306Report of the soybean analysis committee
306The analysis of soybeans for oil content
307-309Effect of deodorization and antioxidants on the stability of lardR. W. Riemenschneider, S. F. Herb, E. M. Hammaker and F. E. Luddy
310-311Report of the committee on uniform methods and cooperative workJ. T. R. Andrews, J. J. Ganucheau, C. P. Long, E. B. Freyer and T. C. Law, et al.
311-313Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
313-314SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
a7-a9Oil chemists will assemble October 25 for 18th annual fall meeting in Chicago
a10News of people and products
a11Report of the advertising committeeO. H. Alderks, G. A. Crapple, Norris Embree, G. G. Grant and John P. Harris, et al.
a11New A. O. C. S. members

Volume 21, Number 11 / November 1944

315-317Preparation of pure stearic acidJ. M. Philipson, M. J. Heldman, L. L. Lyon and R. D. Vold
317-320Gamma-tocopherol as a precursor of a red quinoid substance developed in cottonseed oil during oxidationC. E. Swift, G. E. Mann and G. S. Fisher
321-322Synthesis of conjugated fatty oils III. Metallic oxides as isomerization catalystsAmos Turk and Paul D. Boone
322-327Flavour reversion in linseed shorteningJ. G. Armstrong and W. D. McFarlane
328-330Effect of moisture on grinding of tung kernels and solvent extraction of mealA. F. Freeman, F. C. Pack and R. S. McKinney
330-332Smalley foundation report 1943–1944M. G. Boulware, P. D. Cretien, E. D. Garner, F. F. Hasbrouck and T. C. Law, et al.
333-337A method to improve reproducibility in detergency testsJ. A. Woodhead, P. T. Vitale and A. J. Frantz
337-341Oils and fats
341-342Soaps
9-10Chicago meeting brings out registration of 441 and 36 guests for three days of papers and conferences
11-14Technical and advisory committees of the American oil chemists’ society 1944–45
15Honor roll

Volume 21, Number 12 / December 1944

343-346Some relationships between fat acid composition and the iodine number of linseed oilEdgar Page Painter
347-349Viscosities and densities of hydrogenated peanut oilsFrank C. Magne and Helmut Wakeham
349-352An application of the barcroft-warburg apparatus to the study of antioxidants in fatsJulius J. Nagy, Frank C. Vibrans and H. R. Kraybill
353-357Studies in the expression of oil from tung fruitR. S. McKinney, N. J. Halbrook and Ruby E. Oglesbee
357-360Predicting the flavor stability of soybean oilJ. H. Sanders
360-362Color committee report
363-364Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
364SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library
a9145 New members added in 6 monthsRoy W. Riemenschneider, E. B. Kester, Herbert E. Longenecker, H. C. Black and Norris Embree, et al.
a10Amendment to the by-laws
a11New booksW. O. Pool
a11Chemical exhibits viewed in chicago
a12Honor roll
a12New directory
a13-a15News of people and products

Volume 22, Number 1 / January 1945

1-3Anti-oxidants and synergistsH. A. Mattill
3-7Detergency studies at low solution concentrationsJay C. Harris and Earl L. Brown
7-10The gravimetric determination of foreign material in cellulose fibersT. L. Rettger
10-13Thermal properties of fats and oils
13-22Evaluation of color quality of crude soybean oil — some data and difficulties incident to developing a suitable test for off grades
22-23Abstract of the report of the bleach test committee for 1943–44G. Worthen Agee, N. F. Kruse, R. A. Marmor, J. H. Sanders and R. T. Milner, et al.
23-25Stability values of fats by the active oxygen method and by storage in glass vialsR. W. Riemenschneider and R. M. Speck
25-27Oils and fats
27-28Soaps

Volume 22, Number 2 / February 1945

29-30A practical analytical method for attaining uniformity in shorteningsB. S. Harrington, F. B. Crist, A. A. Kiess and W. A. Jacob
31-34Butanediol—A new polyhydric alcoholA. J. Liebmann
34-39Refining committee report 1943–1944H. S. Mitchell, R. R. King, Egbert Freyer and S. O. Sorensen
39-41Thermal properties of fats and oils
41-46Precise laboratory fractional distillation of fatty acid estersFrank A. Norris and David E. Terry
46-50The fatty oil industry in CanadaF. H. Lehberg
50-51A spectrophotometric method for differentiating between lard and hydrogenated vegetable oilsB. W. Beadle, H. R. Kraybill and Lois A. Stricker
52Letter to the editor: Commenting on linseed oilP. O. Powers
53-55Oils and fatsM. M.Piskur
55-56SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library

Volume 22, Number 3 / March 1945

57-60Esterification of unsaturated fatty acidsJ. C. Konen, E. T. Clocker and R. P. Cox
60-62Influence of pH of the adsorbent on the properties of edible oils and fatsJohn W. Hassler
62-68Report of soap analysis committee, AOCS; ASTM committee D-12, 1944H. C. Bennett, Eugene W. Blank, J. N. Borglin, Henry E. Cutts and Charles J. Gundel, et al.
69-77Review of literature on fats, oils and soaps. Fat literature review committee
78-79Oils and fats
79-80Soaps
80Evaluation of color quality of crude soybean oil—Some data and difficulties incident to developing a suitable test for off gradesEgbert Freyer

Volume 22, Number 4 / April 1945

81-83Oxygen absorption of methyl esters of fat acids, and the effect of antioxidantsA. J. Stirton, J. Turer and R. W. Riemenschneider
84-100Review of literature on fats, oils and soaps. Fat literature review committee
101-107Report of the committee on analysis of commercial fats and oils October, 1944E. W. Blank, E. W. Colt, F. G. Dollear, J. L. Laing and J. Fitelson, et al.
107Report of the committee on uniform methods and cooperative work
107-109Solidification point curves of binary acid mixtures
110-111Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
111-112SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library

Volume 22, Number 5 / May 1945

113-115Polymorphism of synthetic glyceridesB. F. Daubert and T. H. Clarke
115-119Determination of monoglyceride in fats and oils by oxidation with periodic acidW. D. Pohle, V. C. Mehlenbacher and J. H. Cook
120-122Analysis and fatty acid composition of tobacco seed oilsR. W. Riemenschneider, R. M. Speck and E. G. Beinhart
123-124Use of dried air in the active oxygen method of determining relative stabilities of fatsJulius J. Nagy, B. W. Beadle and H. R. Kraybill
125-127Water-softening characteristics of tallow, soybean, coconut oil, and rosin soapsE. E. Ruff
128-131Stabilization of carotene with nordihydroguaiaretic acid and other antioxidantsEmanuel Bickoff, Kenneth T. Williams and Marcia Sparks
131-133Synthetic resins and the drying oils some aspects of their interrelationW. R. Catlow
133-135Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
136Soaps

Volume 22, Number 6 / June 1945

137-141The fat acids of American tall oilR. H. Anderson and D. H. Wheeler
141-142Report of the soybean analysis committee 1944–45E. C. Ainslie, F. I. Collins, C. H. Cox, Egbert Freyer and V. C. Mehlenbacher, et al.
142Report of the cellulose yield committee 1944–1945E. C. Ainslie, M. C. Boulware, C. H. Cox, W. S. Hude and E. H. Tenent, et al.
143-148Polyamides from polymeric fat acidsL. B. Falkenburg, H. M. Teeter, P. S. Skell and J. C. Cowan
148-150Report of the smalley foundation committee 1944–45M. G. Boulware, R. R. Haire, F. F. Hasbrouck, T. C. Law and R. C. Pope, et al.
150Report of the color committeeProcter Thomson, R. T. Milner and R. C. Stillman
151-153Fatty acid analyses of known mixtures of purified methyl estersA. Richard Baldwin and Herbert E. Longenecker
153-156Report of the bleaching methods committee 1944–45G. Worthen Agee, N. F. Kruse, R. A. Marmor, J. H. Sanders and R. T. Milner, et al.
156-159Report of the refining committee 1944–45H. S. Mitchell, R. T. Milner, E. R. Barrow, C. B. Cluff and G. A. Crapple, et al.
160Report of the oil characteristics committee 1944–45M. F. Lauro
160-163Oils and fats
163-164Soaps

Volume 22, Number 7 / July 1945

165-168Oil quality from hydraulic pressed soybeansR. P. Hutchins
168-174Modification of vegetable oils
174-177Stability values obtained by different rapid methods as a means of evaluating antioxidants for fats and oilsR. W. Riemenschneider, F. E. Luddy, S. F. Herb and J. Turer
177-180Allylic esters of polymeric fat acidsH. M. Teeter and J. C. Cowan
180-182Spectrophotometric analysis of alkali-isomerized synthetic glyceridesA. R. Baldwin and B. F. Daubert
183-184A note on the composition of wheat-germ oilS. B. Radlove
184-187Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
187Drying oilsStaff of the Northern Regional Research Laboratory
188SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library

Volume 22, Number 8 / August 1945

189-191Accuracy and precision of the analytical results obtained in soap analysisEugene W. Blank
192-194Oils and fats in the milling industryC. G. Harrel and R. U. Bruwn
194-196Sampling soybeans for analysisOrland A. Krober, F. I. Collins and Marie J. Demlow
196-201Changes occurring in fat autoxidationJ. Filer, K. F. Mattil and H. E. Longenecker
202-207Modification of begetable oils. IV. Reesterification of fatty acids with glycerolR. O. Feuge, E. A. Kraemer and A. E. Bailey
207-210Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
210-211Drying oilsHoward M. Teeter
211-212SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library

Volume 22, Number 9 / September 1945

213-215The formation of isomers of polyunsaturated acids during the hydrogenation of soybean oilKarl F. Mattil
215-216A modified kreis test suitable for photocolorimetryMorris F. Pool and Arthur N. Prater
217-218The n-aliphatic acids of carnauba wax the isolation of tetracosanoic acidSamuel D. Koonce and J. B. Brown
219-224Spectrophotometric determination of small proportions of polyunsaturated constituents in fatty materialsB. A. Brice, Margaret L. Swain, B. B. Schaeffer and W. C. Ault
224-225Report of the committee on uniform methods and cooperative work 1944–45J. T. R. Andrews, E. B. Freyer, J. J. Ganucheau, T. C. Law and C. P. Long, et al.
226-232Modified thiocyanogen reagent and methodM. G. Lambou and F. G. Dollear
232-238Soybean oilO. H. Alderks
238-240Solidification points of binary mixtures of caprylic and capric acidsH. A. Schuette and H. A. Vogel
240Referee board reportG. W. Agee, E. B. Freyer, J. P. Harris, K. S. Markley and A. S. Richardson
240-242Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
242-243Drying oilsHoward M. Teeter
243-244SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library

Volume 22, Number 10 / October 1945

245-249The antiseptic properties of surface active agentsLawrence H. Flett
250-254The effect of fat on the gastric responses to foodsJohn A. Killian and M. Elizabeth Marsh
254-257Stability test end-points by refractive indexL. D. Chirgwin
257-263Spectrophotometric estimation of soybean oil in admixture with cottonseed and peanut oilsR. T. O’Connor, D. C. Heinzelman and F. G. Dollear
263-265Buttonweed seed oil a source of linoleic acidD. R. Carmody, W. DeJong and T. R. Smith
265-271Dilatometric investigations of fats
271-272Tenderness of pastries made with different soy floursClara Gabel and Gertrude Sunderlin
272-275Oils and fats
275-276Drying oils
276Soaps

Volume 22, Number 11 / November 1945

277-283The fatty acids of menhaden oil
283-286Determination of moisture in peanut kernelsCarroll L. Hoffpauir
287-289The elimination of flavor reversion in linseed shortening by heat polymerization and solvent segregation of the oilO. S. Privett, R. B. Pringle and W. D. McFarlane
290-294A table of spectroscopic data on fats, fatty acids, and their estersIrving I. Rusoff, Ralph T. Holman and George O. Burr
294-295The preparation of stearic acid from castor oilH. A. Schuette and D. A. Roth
295-299Dilatometric investigations of fats
299-302Hydrogenation and spectral absorption studies on methyl linoleate, methyl linolenate, and soybean oilB. F. Daubert and L. J. Filer
302-304Fractionation of tallow fatty acids. Preparation of purified oleic acid and an inedible olive oil substituteDaniel Swern, H. B. Knight, John T. Scanlan and Waldo C. Ault
304-307Sunflower and safflower seeds and oilsR. T. Milner, J. E. Hubbard and Mary B. Wiele
307-310Some factors which affect the determination of oil in soybeansF. I. Collins and Orland A. Krober
311-313Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
313-314Drying oilsHoward M. Teeter
314-316SoapsArmour Auxiliaries Library

Volume 22, Number 12 / December 1945

317-318The application of liquid-liquid extraction to the fractionation of coconut oilWilliam R. Fish, M. H. Menaker, P. M. Althouse and H. O. Triebold
320-321Food yeast growth on peanut protein waste liquorsT. J. Klatt, E. D. Parker, A. F. Pomes and N. Porges
321-325The fatty acids of menhaden oil
325-327Direct oxidation tests on soapE. J. Better and A. Davidsohn
327-330Catalytic effect of metals and light on fats and oilsN. W. Ziels and W. H. Schmidt
330-331Typha (Cattail) seed oilJ. R. Clopton and R. W. von Korff
331-334Use of modified rosins in soapB. S. van Zile and J. N. Borglin
334-336Oxidative deterioration of fats in cereal productsHoward O. Triebold
336-338Toxicity of rancid fatsF. W. Quackenbush
338A volumetric and a weighing method for measuring semi-micro oil samplesRussell O. Sinnhuber and J. G. Ruggles
339-341Oils and fasM. M. Piskur
341-342AbstractsHoward M. Teeter
342-344AbstractsLenore Petchaft

Volume 23, Number 1 / January 1946

1-5The preparation of fatty acid chloridesS. T. Bauer
5-9Spectral properties of linoleic and linolenic acids prepared by debrominationR. T. O’Connor, D. C. Heinzelman, Maizie Caravella and S. T. Bauer
9-10The fatty acids of menhaden oil
10-14Spectroscopic changes in fats during rancidificationW. O. Lundberg, R. T. Holman and G. O. Burr
14-18Modification of vegetable oils
19-20The phosphatides and oil in unroasted and roasted coffee beansBruno Rewald
20-22Report of the committee on analysis of commercial fats and oilsM. L. Laing, E. W. Blank, E. W. Colt, F. G. Dollear and J. Fitelson, et al.
22-25The evaluation of bleaching earths
25-27Correlation of keeping properties of shortenings with keeping quality of biscuitsD. J. Maveety
28-30Oils and fats
30-31Drying oils
32Soaps
a10-a12Report of the subcommittee on standard supplies of uniform methods committeeJ. P. Harris
a13History of the membership committeeRobert R. King
a14Literature review committeeM. M. Piskur
a15-a16News of people and products

Volume 23, Number 2 / February 1946

33-35Problems in the evaluation of fat stabilityB. W. Beadle
35-37Methods of sampling bulk oil with particular reference to bleeder samplesP. W. Tompkins
38-40An oxygen-absorption method for examination of fatE. W. Eckey
40-45Some aspects of recent british studies on antioxidantsJohn A. Lovern
45-48Oil and meal yields in peanut millingF. G. Dollear, Carroll L. Hoffpauir and R. O. Feuge
48-50Comparison of methods for the determination of glycerol by acetylationW. D. Pohle and V. C. Mehlenbacher
50-55Determination of borax in soap and synthetic detergentsE. W. Blank and A. Troy
55-58Flavor reversion in edible fatsA. E. Bailey
58-60A direct volumetric method for the analysis of soapSanti R. Palit
60-62Oils and fats
63Drying oils
63-64Soaps
1237th Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana
13-17Your journal—Oil & soapH. L. Roschen
20The public relations committeeW. H. Goss

Volume 23, Number 3 / March 1946

65-68Stability of carotene at elevated and room temperaturesEmanuel Bickoff and Kenneth T. Williams
69-70Oil modification of alkyd resins for protective coatingsC. G. Moore
71Report of committee on uniform methods and cooperative workJ. T. R. Andrews, J. J. Ganucheau, T. H. Hopper, N. F. Kruse and L. B. Parsons, et al.
72-74Blending soaps with organic solvents in industrial productsSanti R. Palit
74Uptake of hydrochloric acid by cottonseed and cotton fiber during “fuming” of analytical samplesAlva F. Faust and Frances A. Henson
75-77The availability of nordihydroguaiaretic acid antioxidantAladar Fonyo
77-80The diffraction of x-rays by stearates of calcium, barium and magnesiumGerould H. Smith and Sydney Ross
80-82Report of soap analysis committee AOCS—ASTM committee D-12, 1945
83-87Factors affecting the reliability and precision of the spectroscopic determination of vitamin AH. W. Rawlings and G. H. Wait
88-90Alkali-isomerized linoleic acidD. E. Terry and D. H. Wheeler
91-92Rapid method for the preparation of samples and evaluation of oil quality in small samples of flaxseedJohn Adams Schricker
92-94Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Higks
94-95Drying oilsHoward M. Teeter
95-96SoapsLenore Petchaft

Volume 23, Number 4 / April 1946

97-101A preparation of lead thiocyanateM. G. Lambou and F. G. Dollear
101-110Builders with synthetic detergentsJay C. Harris
110-113Improvement of keeping quality of edible fats by some commercially available tanninsH. T. Spannuth, T. H. McGuine and G. A. Crapple
113-123Review of literature on fats, oils and soapsM. M. Piskur
123-128The pigment glands of cottonseed
128-131Selective hydrogenation in the preparation of purified oleic acid from animal fats. Elimination of extremely low crystallization temperaturesDaniel Swern, John T. Scanlan and Edward T. Roe
132-134Oils and fats
134-135Drying oils
135-136Soaps
a10-a11Announce 28 Technical Papers for Program of 37th Meeting New Orleans, May 15–17, 1946
a12-a13Meet your past presidentE. R. Barrow

Volume 23, Number 5 / May 1946

137-140Determination of yields in processing low grade fatsJ. L. Trauth
140-145Applied ultraviolet spectrophotometry of fats and oilsB. W. Beadle
146-150The commercial solvent separation of fatty acidsR. E. Kistler, V. J. Muckerheide and L. D. Myers
151-167Review of literature on fats, oils and soapsM. M. Piskur
167-170The composition of sorghum grain oil
170-173Oils and fats
174-175Soaps
175-176Drying oils

Volume 23, Number 6 / June 1946

177-182Vapor-liquid equilibrium data for fatty acids and fatty methyl esters at low pressuresJ. A. Monick, H. D. Allen and C. J. Marlies
182-184Nomographs for determining relative bleaching costs of adsorbentsR. B. Langston and A. D. Rich
184-186Kinetics of antioxygenesisCalvin Golumbic
187-191Flavor reversion in soybean oil
192-197The Army’s soap and detergent problemsJ. E. Simpson
198-200Irritant action of binary soap mixtures on skinM. W. McKinney and L. D. Edwards
201-204Phase investigations of fats
204-206Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
206-207Drying oilsHoward M. Teeter
207-208SoapsLenore Petchaft

Volume 23, Number 7 / July 1946

209-211The role of fat in human nutritionH. J. Deuel
212-213Comparison of several methods for recording color of fish liver oilsGlenn C. Bucher, F. Bruce Sanford and William Clegg
213Report of the referee boardG. W. Agee, R. R. King, E. B. Freyer, A. S. Richardson and J. P. Harris
214-215Diffraction of X-rays by aluminum dilaurate and aluminum distearateSydney Ross and James W. McBain
215Report of the spectroscopy committeeB. W. Beadle, R. T. Milner, B. F. Daubert, R. T. O’Connor and R. H. Ferguson, et al.
216-219Reactions of conjugated fat acids
220-222Report of the smalley foundation committee 1945–1946R. R. Haire, F. F. Hasbrouck, L. H. Hodges, T. C. Law and R. C. Pope, et al.
222Applied ultraviolet spectrophotometry of fats and oilsB. W. Beadle
222-225Comparison of a simplified, quantitative kreis test with peroxide values of oxidizing fatsBetty M. Watts and Ruth Major
226Report of the uniform methods committee May, 1946J. T. R. Andrews, J. J. Ganucheau, T. H. Hopper, N. F. Kruse and T. C. Law, et al.
227-228Carbon and hydrogen analysis by semimicro combustionHeinz Heinemann
228Phase investigations of fats. I. Apparatus and techniques for fat-solvent systems at low temperatures
229-235The countercurrent wash system in soap makingWilliam J. Govan
235-236Report of the gossypol committeeJ. T. R. Andrews, Allen Smith, O. M. Lyman, F. H. Smith and H. D. Royce, et al.
236-238Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
238-239Drying oilsHoward M. Teeter
239-240SoapsLenore Petchaft

Volume 23, Number 8 / August 1946

241-244Processing oilseeds and oils in GermanyW. H. Goss
245-247Inhibitors and accelerators in autoxidation of soap
247-248Report of the cellulose yield committee for 1945–46E. C. Ainslie, M. G. Boulware, C. H. Cox, W. S. Hude and E. H. Tenent, et al.
248-252Constant pressure oxygen absorption fat stability test
252-254Report of the refining committee 1945–1946H. S. Mitohell, R. T. Milner, E. R. Barrow, G. A. Crapple and M. M. Durkee, et al.
254-257Effect of feeding and injecting hogs with tocopherols on the susceptibility of pork fat to rancidityBetty M. Watts, Tony J. Cunha and Ruth Major
257-259The stability and constitution of monoglyceridesJohn Ross, A. C. Bel, C. J. Arrowsmith and A. I. Gebhart
259-264Modification of vegetable oils
265-266Diffraction patterns of two crystalline forms of oleic acidE. S. Lutton
266-268Oils and fats
269-270Drying oils
270Abstract titled lallemantia oilSteger and van Loon
271-272Soaps
A12Report of the secretaryH. L. Roschen
A13-A14Report of the membership committee, 1945–46H. C. Black, Maison G. DeNavarre, Norris D. Embree, T. H. Hopper and J. P. Hughes, et al.
A15Smalley committee announces collaboration in check workJ. J. Vollertsen
A15Appoints Committees for 20th Fall Meeting
A18Meet your past president...

Volume 23, Number 9 / September 1946

273-275The composition of the oil extracted from 14 different varieties of
275-276Report of the vitamin committee 1945–46H. N. Brocklesby, E. Handschumaker, R. W. Harrison, B. L. Oser and J. A. Raynolds, et al.
276-282Fractionation of lard and tallow by systematic crystallizationRoy W. Riemenschneider, Francis E. Luddy, Margaret L. Swain and Waldo C. Ault
283-284Inhibitors and accelerators in autoxidation of soaps
285-288Determination of moisture in cottonseed and cottonseed productsCarroll L. Hoffpauir and Dorothy H. Petty
288-289Report of the soybean analysis committee 1945–46E. C. Ainslie, V. C. Mehlenbacher, F. I. Collins, T. J. Potts and C. H. Cox, et al.
289-291Interesterification reactions of triglyceridesF. A. Norris and K. F. Mattil
292-297Report of the color committee may 15, 1946G. Worthen Agee
297-299The problem of “fines” in continuous solvent extraction systemsMichele Bonotto
300-302Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
303-304SoapsLenore Petchaft
304Drying oilsHoward M. Teeter
a12Soap and drying oil papers will feature Chicago meeting
a16-a17President sorensen announces additional 1946–47 committees
a19Meet your past president ...

Volume 23, Number 10 / October 1946

305-310Recent advances in the chemistry and nutrition of the fat-soluble vitaminsNorris Embree
310-313Acid sodium stearatesF. V. Ryer
314-316Effect of shell content and storage on expelling of tung nutsRaiford L. Holmes and Frank C. Pack
316-318Analysis of the fruit of the Chinese Tallow tree in TexasW. M. Potts and Don S. Bolley
318-323Lipids of the cottonseed
323-326The spectrophotometric determination of glycerolLaurence K. Whyte
327-331An alkali rendering process for lard and other animal fatsF. E. Deatherage
331-334Oils and fats
334-336Drying oils
a14-a16Oil Chemists to Hear 40 Papers at The 20th Annual Convention
a18More committees announced
a22Meet your past president...

Volume 23, Number 11 / November 1946

337-339The estimation of mono and di alkyl phosphate in the presence of phosphoric acid and alcoholSamuel B. McFarlane
339-344Polymer formation from natural and synthetic drying oilsR. L. Terrill
344-347The digestibility of fats—A correlation of experimental dataKarl F. Mattil
348-354Solvent extraction of oilseedsW. H. Goss
355-359The oxidation of methyl oleate I. The preparation, properties and reactions of methyl hydroperoxido oleateC. E. Swift, F. G. Dollear and R. T. O'Connor
360-361Flavor reversion in soybean oil
361-363Extraction and purification of Gossypol from cottonseed meatsF. H. Smith and J. O. Halverson
364-365Oils and fats
365-367Drying oils
367-368Soaps
16-21Fall Meeting Attracts 568; Methods to be out this Month
22-26Meet your past president …
27Bibliography of reports

Volume 23, Number 12 / December 1946

369-374Evaluation of tests for rancidity in edible packaged oilsJohn E. W. McConnell and W. B. Esselen
375-379The role of proteins in animal nutritionH. C. Schaefer
380-381Flavor reversion in soybean oil
381-382Report of seed and meal analysis committee May, 1946Russell R. Haire, C. L. Hoffpauir, D. P. McIsaac, R. C. Pope and O. C. Wilkins, et al.
382-384The role of various substances in stabilizing animal tissuesG. O. Burr, W. O. Lundberg and J. R. Chipault
385-389Determination of tri-saturated glycerides in lard, hydrogenated lard, and tallowF. E. Luddy and R. W. Riemenschneider
389-391Committee on food researchMajor George Gelman
391-393Oils and fatsM. M. Piskur and Sarah Hicks
393Dryinǵ oilsHoward M. Treter
394SoapsLenore Petchaft

Volume 24, Number 1 / January 1947

1-3Rapid and improved methods of soap analysisW. Haward Hunt and M. H. Neustadt
3-5Kenaf seed oilMario Lewy
6-13Effect of storage conditions and antioxidants on the keeping quality of packaged oilsJohn E. W. McConnell and William B. Esselen
13-14Determination of silica in soaps and soap flakes. Perchloric acid methodLouis Silverman
15-18Fats and fatty acids for lubricating grease manufactureC. W. Georgi and J. B. Stucker
18-23Report of the Glycerine Analysis Committee
23-27The effect of some inorganic salts in dilute solution on the formation of calcium and magnesium soapsGilbert D. Miles and John Ross
27-28Fixed oils of Mexico
29-32AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Sarah Hicks, Howard M. Teeter and Lenore Petchaft
18-22Meet your past presidentC. B. Cluff and L. M. Tolman

Volume 24, Number 2 / February 1947

33-36The use of fatty acids and their soaps in the manufacture of butadiene synthetic rubberW. L. Semon
36-39The hydrolysis of fatty acid chloridesS. T. Bauer and Maizie C. Curet
39-41A study of rancidity of olive oilsS. A. Kaloyereas
42-44Deviation frequency distribution of smalley foundation oil and nitrogen resultsT. L. Rettger
44-45Report of the Uniform Methods Committee Fall Meeting, 1946J. J. Vollertsen
45-48Preparation of hydroxy acids by sulfation of oleic and linoleic acidsEdward T. Roe, Benjamin B. Schaeffer, Joseph A. Dixon and Waldo C. Ault
49-52Interfacial tension of oil-water systems containing technical mono- and diglyceridesR. O. Feuge
52-54Oil from calabash seed,
54-56A qualitative method for detecting surface active agentsL. F. Hoyt
56-58Hygroscopic equilibrium of cottonseedM. L. Karon
58-59Stability of bound gossypol to digestionFrank E. Carruth
60-64AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Sarah Hicks, Howard M. Teeter and Lenore Petchaft
14-24Meet your past president...H. B. Battle and H. J. Morrison

Volume 24, Number 3 / March 1947

65-68Polymerization of unsaturated fatty acidsCharles G. Goebel
69-71Sulfonated oilsPaul Soderdahl
71-75The effects of fat upon the rates of digestion in the human stomach of meals of high protein contentJohn A. Killian and Mary G. Knapp
76-79Report of the Committee on Analysis of Commercial Fats and Oils October 1946E. W. Blank, E. W. Colt, F. G. Dollear, Jacob Fitelson and J. C. Konen, et al.
79-84New techniques in glycerine distillationW. A. Peterson
84-88Computation forms relating to the component acid analysis of marine animal oils by the ester fractionation methodW. S. Rapson, Miss H. M. Schwartz, R. H. Stoy and N. J. Van Rensburg
89-92The kinetics of the oxidation of several antioxidants in oxidizing fatsW. O. Lundberg, W. B. Dockstader and H. O. Halvorson
92-96Abstracts
A16Call to 1947 Annual MeetingH. L. Roschen
A16Two symposia scheduled for New Orleans in May
A18Meet your past president: J. J. Vollertsen, 1925; R. H. Fash, 1926

Volume 24, Number 4 / April 1947

97-106Processing of cottonseed
107-116Studies on solvent fractions from fish liver oilsL. O. Buxton
117-127Annual review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. Part 1
127-129The rates of oxidation of unsaturated fatty acids and estersRalph T. Holman and Otto C. Elmer
130-136AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Sarah Hicks, Howard M. Teeter and Lenore Petchaft
14-20Announce 18 papers for technical program of society, May 20–22
20-23Meet your past president…Harry P. Trevithick, A. W. Putland and W. R. Stryker
24Compaign for New MembersR. T. Milner

Volume 24, Number 5 / May 1947

137-140The photometric determination of the color of certain glyceride oilsLaurence K. Whyte
140-142Thermal properties of fats and oils
143-145A modified method for the determination of monoglyceride in fats and oils by oxidation with periodic acidE. Handschumaker and L. Linteris
146-149Testing of drying oils: Preliminary evaluation for use in protective coatingsDon S. Bolley and E. C. Gallagher
149-155Vapor phase dehydrochlorination of chlorinated fatty substances
155-158Analysis of mixtures of glycerol, propylene glycol, and trimethylene glycolW. D. Pohle and V. C. Mehlenbacher
158-159Graphical solution of andre-cook relation for computing acetyl valuesTemple C. Patton
160-179Annual review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. part 2
179-184AbstractsH. M. Piskur, Sarah Hicks, Howard M. Teeter and Lenore Petchaft
16A.O.C.S. to hear 18 papers and elect officers May 20–22
16Journal becomes member of audit bureau of circulations
20-22Meet your past president: W. H. Irwin, 1930; A. S. Richardson, 1931; and N. C. Hamner, 1932

Volume 24, Number 6 / June 1947

185-189Preparation of ash and spectrochemical determination of traces of metallic elements in oils, fats, and related substancesR. T. O'Connor, D. C. Heinzelman and M. E. Jefferson
190-193The solubility of heavy metal soaps in co-solvent mixtures of chloroform and propylene glycolSanti R. Palit and James W. McBain
193-196An investigation of the crystalline phases in the system: Sodium myristate-waterM. J. Buerger, L. B. Smith and F. V. Ryer
196-199The non-uniformity of B-linoleic acidFred A. Kummerow and Eileen L. Green
199-204A study of lipids in commercial feedsRaymond Reiser
204-209Studies on the heat polymerization and solvent segregation of vegetable oilsO. S. Privett, W. D. McFarlane and J. H. Gass
209-212Vapor phase dehydrochlorination of chlorinated fatty substances
212-216The spectrophotometric determination of thealpha andbeta isomers of eleostearic acid in tung oilRobert T. O'Connor, Dorothy C. Heinzelman, R. S. McKinney and F. C. Pack
217-219Bromine retention by cottonseed and cottonseed products after fumigation of the seed with methyl bromideWilson A. Reeves, Esler L. D'Aquin and Griffin L. Phillips
219-224Abstracts
18Vollertsen and Paquin named honorary members
18R. T. Milner elected president of A.O.C.S. for 1947–48
19-20Presidential addressS. O. Sorensen
21Twenty-six states represented in New Orleans attendance
24-29Technical program emphasizes processing and methodsA. R. Baldwin
30Meet your past president…
31Report of the Journal Committee, 1946–47A. E. Bailey, A. R. Baldwin, E. R. Barrow, N. C. Hamner and J. P. Harris, et al.

Volume 24, Number 7 / July 1947

225-227Chlorophyll removal during earth bleaching of soybean oilW. C. Pritchett, W. G. Taylor and D. M. Carroll
228-236Pre-pilot-plant mixed-solvent flotation process for separating pigment glands from cottonseed meatsH. L. E. Vix, J. J. Spadaro, R. D. Westbrook, A. J. Crovetto and E. F. Pollard, et al.
236-238The amplified distillation of methyl esters of fatty acidsA. W. Weitkamp
239-240Mono- and diglycerides in industrial fatsErnest Schlenker and Jean Gnaedinger
240-242Interrelationships of dietary fat and tocopherolsK. E. Mason and L. J. Filer
243-246Flavor stability of soybean oil. 1. The role of the non-saponifiable fractionKarl F. Mattil
247-251Proteins of the castor bean—Their preparation, properties, and utilizationD. Breese Jones
251Report of the Cellulose Yield Committee 1946–47E. C. Ainslie, M. G. Boulware, C. H. Cox, W. S. Hude and E. H. Tenent, et al.
252-256Abstracts
18-20Meet your past president: W. D. Hutchins, 1934; A. A. Robinson, 1935; E. C. Ainslie, 1936
22-23New members

Volume 24, Number 8 / August 1947

257-259Refractive indices of the methyl, propyl, and isopropyl esters of the C6−C18 saturated fatty acids for various temperatures between 20 and 45° CPaul M. Althouse, George W. Hunter and Howard O. Triebold
259-261KetalsR. W. Moncrieff
261-264The flavor problem of soybean oil. I. A test of the water washing-citric acid refining techniqueHerbert J. Dutton, Helen A. Moser and John C. Cowan
264Report of the Referee Examining Board 1946–47G. W. Agee, E. B. Freyer, J. P. Harris, S. O. Sorensen and A. S. Richardson
265-269Comparison of performances of approved chemists handling commodity credit corporation-processor soybean analysis work during the seasons of 1944–45 and 1945–46R. T. Doughtie
269-271Report of Gossypol CommitteeC. M. Lyman, H. D. Royce, Allen Smith, F. H. Smith and Charlotte H. Boatner
271-273The measurement of the hydrolysis of solutions of sodium salts of fatty acids. I.J. W. McBain and Andrew van Tuyl
274-275A new approach to the glyceride structure of natural fatsF. A. Norris and K. F. Mattil
276-283Processing of cottonseed
283-284Effect of ultrasonic waves on oilsS. A. Kaloyereas
284-288AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Sarah Hicks, Howard M. Teeter and Lenore Petchaft
16October 20–22 are dates of 21st Fall Meeting in Chicago
18-19President R. T. Milner announces committee members
22-26Meet your past president: M. L. Sheely, 1937; Charles H. Cox, 1938; and H. C. Dormitzer, 1939

Volume 24, Number 9 / September 1947

289-290Oils from perennial gourdsWaldo C. Ault, Margaret L. Swain and Lawrence C. Curtis
291-296The flavor problem of soybean oil II. Organoleptic evaluationHelen A. Moser, Carol M. Jaeger, J. C. Cowan and H. J. Dutton
297-299Report of the Bleaching Methods Committee 1945–1946G. Worthen Agee, N. F. Kruse, R. A. Marmor, R. J. Houle and A. D. Rich, et al.
299-303The solvent extraction of oil from acornsRalph H. McCormack
303-306Report of Seed and Meal Analysis CommitteeM. G. Boulware, C. H. Cox, W. A. Fix, R. R. Haire and R. C. Pope, et al.
307-308High molecular weight aliphatic amine-metallic complexesA. W. Ralston, F. K. Broome, L. A. Harriman and M. W. Marcoux
309-311Antioxidant properties of the fatty alcohol esters of gallic acidSteward G. Morris, Lillian A. Kraekel, Dorothy Hammer, J. S. Myers and R. W. Riemenschneider
311-314Effect of drying and storing tung seeds on quality of the oil and milling characteristics of the seedsRaiford L. Holmes, Frank C. Pack and S. G. Gilbert
315-316Extracted California olive oilReginald R. Lewis
316-320AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Sarah Hicks, Howard M. Teeter and Lenore Petchaft
18-19Four symposia to be given at October meeting in Chicago
20-211947–48 committees, part II
28-29Meet your past president… H. A. Schuette, 1940, and W. G. McLeod, 1941

Volume 24, Number 10 / October 1947

321-325The component glycerides of soya bean oil and of soya bean oil fractionsT. P. Hilditch, M. L. Meara and John Holmberg
325-327A laboratory method for determining the ability of antioxidants to stabilize fat in baked goodsK. F. Mattil and H. C. Black
327-332Report of the Smalley Foundation Committee 1946–1947J. J. Vollertsen, R. R. Haire, F. F. Hasbrouck, L. H. Hodges and Thomas C. Law, et al.
332-334Hydrazides ofn-aliphatic acidsLillian Kyame, G. S. Fisher and W. G. Bickford
334-335Report of the Uniform Methods Committee 1946–47J. T. R. Andrews, M. M. Durkee, J. J. Ganucheau, T. H. Hopper and T. C. Law, et al.
335-340Sampling of cottonseed, soybeans and peanuts: Methods used and problems encounteredR. T. Doughtie
340-343Norconidendrin: A new antioxidant for fats and oilsG. S. Fisher, Lillian Kyame and W. G. Bickford
343-352AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Sarah Hicks, Howard M. Teeter and Lenore Petchaft
A18Banquet in Marine dining room of Edgewater Beach to mark the 21st Annual Fall Meeting of the Society
A20First revisions of methods are announced by society
A22Referee chemists for 1947–48
A271947–48 committees, part III
A28Meet your past president … Harold S. Mitchell, 1942 and Lamar M. Kishlar, 1943

Volume 24, Number 11 / November 1947

353-359The phase behavior of soaps in organic solvents and its relation to lubricating greasesGerould H. Smith
359-361Determination of nitrogen in vegetable oilsT. A. McGuire, F. R. Earle and H. J. Dutton
362-369Processing of cottonseed
370-375Isopropanol as a solvent for extraction of cottonseed oil
375-378Soap content of some commercially refined oils; Effect of soap on the bleachability of the oilsWales Newby
379-382Correlation of stability with fatty acid composition of hydrogenated vegetable oilG. S. Fisher, W. G. Bickford and F. G. Dollear
382-387Fatty acid composition of hydrogenated vegetable oilsG. S. Fisher, R. T. O'Connor and F. G. Dollear
387-388Methods of reading color without lovibond glassesProcter Thomson
388-392AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Sarah Hicks, Howard M. Teeter and Lenore Petchaft
A24-A27Processing problems, drying oils receive emphasis at Fall MeetingA. R. Baldwin
A30Fall Meeting draws record attendance of 627 in Chicago
A371947–48 committees, part IV
A38Klare S. Markley, 1944

Volume 24, Number 12 / December 1947

393-397Ethanol-extractable nonprotein material in preparations of peanut proteinCarroll L. Hoffpauir and John D. Guthrie
397-402A study of the caustic refining of vegetable oilsRalph H. Fash
403-404Some effects of amino acids and certain other substances on lard containing phenolic antioxidantsDonald F. Clausen, W. O. Lundberg and G. O. Burr
404-409Antioxidant properties of carrot oilErich Heftmann
410-411Notes on the determination of glycerol in soap rapid cerate procedureLouis Silverman
412-416The research fellowship of the national cottonseed products associationClifton E. Swift
417-420A study of the determination of peroxides in fatsFrances E. Volz and Willis A. Gortner
420-422The fatty acids of dormant tung budsHarold M. Sell and Seymour G. Gilbert
422-426Abstracts
A18New constitution and by-laws proposed for the American Oil Chemists’ SocietyCommittee on Constitution and By-laws Revision, Lamar Kishlar, G. Worthen Agee, R. T. Milner and H. S. Mitchell, et al.
A24Plan 39th annual meeting
A26Meet your past president: R. R. King, 1945; S. O. Sorensen, 1946 (and current president: R.T. Milner, 1947)

Volume 25, Number 1 / January 1948

1-3Comparative evaluation of polymers of heat-bodied conjugated and non-conjugated linseed and soybean oilsS. B. Radlove and L. B. Falkenburg
4-6Quality of crude cottonseed oilR. R. King
7-9Solvent effects on the products of soybean oil extractionA. C. Beckel, P. A. Belter and A. K. Smith
10-11The nondistillation alcohol extraction process for soybean oilA. C. Beckel, P. A. Belter and A. K. Smith
12-13A.O.C.S. official bleaching earths
14Report of the Spectroscopy Committee
15-20Phase investigations of fats. II. Systems containing oleic and stearic acids and an organic solventW. S. Singleton
21-22Note on the hygroscopic equilibrium of cottonseed and cottonseed productsM. L. Karon and Mabelle E. Adams
22-24Studies on olive oil standardizationSocrates A. Kaloyereas
24-26The determination of tocopherol content during the commercial processing of soybean oilH. W. Rawlings, Noel H. Kuhrt and J. G. Baxter
26-27Delta-tocopherol as an antioxidant in lardJanice Griewahn and B. F. Daubert
28-32AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Marianne Keating, H. M. Teeter and Lenore Petchaft
16A.O.C.S. becomes member of Inter-Society Color Council
16Technical papers asked for annual meeting in May

Volume 25, Number 2 / February 1948

33-35Effects of deodorization on the stability of vegetable oilsA. Richard Baldwin
36-38The transesterification and chromatographic treatment of fish liver oils as a means of concentrating vitamin AM. L. Karnovsky, W. S. Rapson and N. J. Van Rensburg
39-40Decomposition of methyl hydroperoxido oleateC. E. Swift, F. G. Dollear, Lawrence E. Brown and R. T. O'Connor
40-41The hydrolysis of soap solutions. II. The solubilities of higher fatty acidsLucille M. John and James W. McBain
42-44Improved design of the active oxygen stability apparatusR. W. Bates and H. J. Ast
44-51The effect of sodium carboxymethyl cellulose on synthetic detergent systemsThomas H. Vaughn and Clifton E. Smith
52-53The oxidation of methyl oleate. II. A reaction between methyl hydroperoxido oleate and oleic acidC. E. Swift and F. G. Dollear
54-56A technique for testing the reversion properties of hydrogenated soybean oil shorteningsE. Handschumaker
57-59The flavor problem of soybean oil. III. A four-sample, glass laboratory deodorizerArthur W. Schwab and Herbert J. Dutton
60-63Use of dissociated ammonia for hydrogenationA. van de Erve, W. A. Jacob and R. W. Bates
64-65Solidification point curves of binary acid mixtures
66-68A comparison of wesson loss and cup refining loss analyses of crude cottonseed and soybean oilsR. R. King and F. W. Wharton
69-72AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Marianne Keating, H. M. Teeter and Lenore Petchaft
16Short course in vegetable oil technology Aug. 16–21 in Urbana
16Kishlar asks for proxies
17Name committee on Golf prizes

Volume 25, Number 3 / March 1948

73-77Some applications of ultraviolet spectrophotometry in drying oil researchM. J. Hendrickson, R. P. Cox and J. C. Konen
77-84The hydrolysis of soap solutions. III. Values of pH and the absence of fatty acid as free liquid or solidJames W. McBain, P. Laurent and Lucille M. John
84-95Silicates in soapsR. C. Merrill
95-99Continuous fat splitting plants using the colgate-emery processH. L. Barnebey and A. C. Brown
99-102Preparation and properties of cottonseed protein dispersionsJett C. Arthur and Melvin K. Karon
103-104Potentiometric method for determination of acid, saponification, and rosin acid values of tall oilChester A. Snell
105-107Vegetable drying oils in the floor covering industryGeorge A. O'Hare
108-112AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Marianne Keating, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
18Announce outline for short course at the U. of I., Urbana
19Election, reports, by-laws up for attention at May Meeting
20-25Lovibond color standards—Crisis or challenge?J. T. R. Andrews
26Technical papers needed for Fall Meeting in New York city

Volume 25, Number 4 / April 1948

113-117Flavor reversion in soybean oil. IV. Isolation of reversion compounds in soybean oilC. J. Martin, A. I. Schepartz and B. F. Daubert
117-120Adsorption analysis of lipids. II. The fractionation of soybean oil and derived ethyl estersCatherine L. Reinbold and Herbert J. Dutton
120-124Adsorption analysis of lipids. III. Synthetic mixtures of ethyl stearate, oleate, linoleate, and linolenateHerbert J. Dutton and Catherine L. Reinbold
124A suggested modification of the bauer mill used for grinding small samples of soybeansF. I. Collins
125-127Some factors involved in the detoxication of cottonseedHarold S. Olcott
127-128Germination and free fatty acid in individual cotton seedsCarroll L. Hoffpauir, Dorothy H. Petty and John D. Guthrie
129-141Annual review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. Part 1
141-143The hydrolysis of soap solutions. IV. The composition of acid potassium laurates and acid sodium oleates as determined by conductivity measurementsLucille M. John and James W. McBain
144-147Report of the Committee on Analysis of Commercial Fats and Oils
148-152AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Marianne Keating, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
20-21Program of the 39th Annual Meeting of Society, May 4–6
27Approval of new by-laws and constitution of society assuredLamar Kishlar

Volume 25, Number 5 / May 1948

153-157A chromatographic study of autoxidized methyl linoleateL. R. Dugan, B. W. Beadle and A. S. Henick
158-162Polymerization of drying oils. III. Some observations on reaction of maleic anhydride with methyl oleate and methyl linoleateH. M. Teeter, M. J. Geerts and J. C. Cowan
163-167Studies on the refractive index and dispersion of American tung oilRaiford L. Holmes and Frank C. Pack
168-186Annual review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. Part II
186-188A review of the technical applications of soybean lecithinW. K. Hilty
188-192AbstractM. M. Piskur, Marianne Keating, Lenore Petchaft and Robert E. Beal
A18C. P. Long of Cincinnati heads new A.O.C.S. officers
A19Short course limited to 80; More than 60 applications in
A20Cloth-bound volume on presidents and committees available for $2

Volume 25, Number 6 / June 1948

193-200Mechanism of the reactions of oxygen with fatty materials. Advances from 1941 through 1946Daniel Swern, John T. Scanlan and H. B. Knight
200-203Developments in the refining of oils with sodium carbonateMorris Mattikow
203-206Colorimetric and potentiometric determination of acid numbers of vegetable and marine oilsStanley R. Ames and S. B. Licata
206-211Rice brain oil. I. Oil obtained by solvent extractionP. B. V. Reddi, K. S. Murti and R. O. Feuge
211-213Rice brain oil. II. Composition of oil obtained by solvent extractionK. S. Murti and F. G. Dollear
214-215Report of the Uniform Methods Committee for 1947–48J. T. R. Andrews, M. M. Durkee, J. J. Ganucheau, T. H. Hopper and T. C. Law, et al.
215Report of Literature Review CommitteeE. W. Blank, J. B. Brown, W. H. Goss and M. M. Piskur
216-218Ashing and analysis of lard—Polarographic determination of iron, copper, and nickelJ. M. Lupton, J. Mitchell, A. N. Oemler and L. B. Woolaver
218Report of Journal Abstracts CommitteeR. E. Beal, Marianne C. Keating, Lenore Petchaft and M. M. Piskur
219-220Lipids of the cottonseed. III. Perchloric acid ashing of lipids for the determination of phosphorusVernon L. Frampton, Ruth Dodds Maseles and Garland Ned Martin
221-225The solubility of sodium and potassium soaps and the phase diagrams of aqueous potassium soapsJames W. McBain and William C. Sierichs
225-226Rapid volumetric method for the determination of silica in soapRobert M. Kelley and Eugene W. Blank
226Report of the American Representative on the Fat and Oil Commission of the International Union of ChemistryFoster dee Snell
227-232AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Marianne Keating, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
22-23Solvent extraction one of the research problems discussed in New Orleans Spring MeetingH. T. Spannuth
24-25Attendance of 386, fine program mark 39th meetingH. P. Newton
26-27Board makes appointments and regulations for year
28Board pays tribute to H. L. Roschen, who resigns as editor
30-31Address of the presidentR. T. Milner
32-34Short course to admit 120 to vegetable oils survey

Volume 25, Number 7 / July 1948

233-236Preparation of gossypol from cottonseed pigment glandsL. E. Castillon, C. M. Hall and C. H. Boatner
237-243Isomerization of drying and semi-drying oils: The use of anthraquinone as a conjugation catalystL. B. Falkenburg, WM. DeJong, D. P. Handke and S. B. Radlove
243-245Bromination of methyl esters of soybean fat acids and methyl linoleate with N-bromosuccinimideHoward M. Teeter
246-249The effect of dielectric heating on storage quality of cottonseedCarl M. Lyman, Edward J. Burda and Paul Q. Olschner
249Report of the Referee BoardG. W. Agee, J. P. Harris, R. R. King, R. T. Milner and A. S. Richardson
249Report of the Cellulose Yield Committee, 1947–48E. C. Ainslie, M. G. Boulware, C. H. Cox, W. S. Hude and E. H. Tenent, et al.
249-250Report of the Gossypol Analysis Committee, 1947–48W. T. Coleman, C. M. Lyman, V. C. Mehlenbacher, T. L. Rettger and W. E. Sewell, et al.
251-254Autoxidation of fats. I. Preparation and oxidation of alkylbenzene-maleic anhydride adductsW. G. Bickford, G. S. Fisher, F. G. Dollear and C. E. Swift
254-257Autoxidation of fats. II. Preparation and oxidation of methyl oleate-maleic anhydride adductW. G. Bickford, G. S. Fisher, Lillian Kyame and C. E. Swift
258-260Fatty acid esters of methylglucoside prepared by the alcoholysis reactionHans Wolff and W. H. Hill
260-264AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Marianne Keating, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
18-19Distinguished faculty to address 120 in short course at Urbana
20-221948–49 committees
23August is deadline for papers and abstracts
26Report of the Treasurer 1947–48J. J. Vollertsen

Volume 25, Number 8 / August 1948

265-267A new procedure for the analysis of tung fruitR. S. McKinney, Noah J. Halbrook and G. Worthen Agee
268-271A Continuous process for the dehydration of castor oilS. B. Radlove, WM. DeJong and L. B. Falkenburg
271-276Report of the Color Committee
277-278Commercial extraction of vegetable oils by means of trichlorethyleneIra J. Duncan
279-295Handling industrial solvents with safetyA. Ernest MacGee, Lester J. Weber and Carl H. Senter
296-298Effect of weather damage on the chemical composition of soybeansOrland A. Krober and F. I. Collins
298-304AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Marianne Keating, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
18-19Transportation to the American Oil Chemists' Society Meeting in New York City
20-21Vegetable oil course given week of Aug. 16, at U. of I., Urbana
22Smalley foundation check samplesR. W. Bates
23A.O.C.S. referee chemists for 1948–49A. S. Richardson
24-281948–49 committeesC. P. Long
28-30Report of the membership committee—1947–48D. S. Bolley, R. L. Edwards, A. E. MacGee, P. A. Williams and H. L. Roschen, et al.

Volume 25, Number 9 / September 1948

305-307Changes in composition of the fatty phase during the twitchell splitting of coconut oilH. H. Mueller and E. K. Holt
308-313Storage of cottonseed and peanuts under conditions which minimize spectrophotometric changes in the extracted oilWalter A. Pons, Mildred D. Murray, Robert T. O'Connor and John D. Guthrie
314-318The effect of shortening stability on commercially produced army ration biscuits. I. Initial data and results of accelerated stability testsL. W. Horne, H. H. Stevens and J. B. Thompson
319-326Report of Seed and Meal Analysis Committee, 1947–48L. R. Brown, Leonard Gerhart, T. C. Smith, M. W. Dippold and R. E. Anderson, et al.
327-328Semi-micro analysis of soap. II. Semi-micro determination of boraxE. W. Blank and Margaret R. Griffin
328-334Partial hydrogenation of linseed oil by a continuous processFrank G. Smith
335-337Fluoride catalysis at 175°C. of the reaction: Glycerol plus fatty acidJoseph J. Wocasek and John R. Koch
338-340Peanut protein paper coatingsJett C. Arthur, T. W. Mason and Mabelle E. Adams
340-344AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Marianne Keating, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
24-25Preliminary program announced for New York City Fall Meeting
26-27August short course held at U. of I. is tremendous success
28-37Milner is appointed director of Northern Regional Laboratory
38-43ABC report for June 30, 1948, covers six-month period

Volume 25, Number 10 / October 1948

345-353Pilot-plant fractionation of cottonseed. I. Disintegration of cottonseed meatsJ. J. Spadaro, R. M. Persell, C. H. Murphey, H. L. E. Vix and E. J. McCourtney, et al.
353-358Corrosion tests in organic sulfations and sulfonationsW. Z. Friend
359Cerate procedure for pentaerythritolLouis Silverman
360-365Report of Smalley Foundation Committee-1947–48R. W. Bates
365-368Arylstearic acids from oleic acid. Variables affecting the yield and propertiesA. J. Stirton, B. B. Schaeffer, Anna A. Stawitzke, J. K. Weil and Waldo C. Ault
368-372Components of “soybean lecithin”C. R. Scholfield, H. J. Dutton, F. W. Tanner and J. C. Cowan
372-379Laboratory extraction of cottonseed with various petroleum hydrocarbonsA. L. Ayers and J. J. Dooley
379-384AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Marianne Keating, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
20-24Total of 60 papers necessitates simultaneous sessions at Fall Meeting
28Reports on A.A.A.S. MeetingGeorge S. Jamieson
28Mrs. T. C. Law dies

Volume 25, Number 11 / November 1948

385-388The flavor problem of soybean oil. IV. Structure of compounds counteracting the effect of prooxidant metalsHerbert J. Dutton, Arthur W. Schwab, Helen A. Moser and John C. Cowan
389-394The effect of shortening stability on commercially produced army ration biscuits. II. Development of oxidation during storageHarold H. Stevens and John B. Thompson
394-398The estimation of glycerol, diglycerol, and polyglycerol in commercial diglycerolArnold Troy and William G. Alsop
398-400Pilot-plant manufacture of peanut proteinJett C. Arthur, A. J. Crovetto, L. J. Molaison, W. F. Guilbeau and A. M. Altschul
401-404Chemical studies on oil bearing seeds. I. OkraseedJ. R. Clopton, Ammarette Roberts and H. A. Jeskey
404-408Micro-methods in lipide chemistryNorman Kretchmer
408-414Application of the line-width method to the spectrochemical analysis of oils, fats, and related substancesR. T. O'Connor, D. C. Heinzelman and M. E. Jefferson
414-416Ultraviolet spectrophotometric characteristics of unhydrogenated fish oilsReuben S. Lambert and J. T. R. Andrews
416-417The identification of the fatty acids of the fat from a North American black bearHarold M. Sell, Betty M. Taylor and Elroy J. Miller
418-419Chinese tallow nut protein. I. Isolation, amino acid, and vitamin analysisBryant R. Holland and W. W. Meinke
420-424AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Marianne Keating, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
424Annual review of literature on fats, oils and soapM. M. Piskur
221948 revisions out
23Largest and best meeting ever, predicted for New York record

Volume 25, Number 12 / December 1948

425-433Low-temperature solvent fractionation of corn oil and calculation of its glyceride structureAlbert P. Doerschuk and B. F. Daubert
434-437Changes in a fat with prolonged storage and the palatability of doughnuts cooked in the fatAndrea Overman, Belle Lowe and W. J. Shannon
438-446Semi-micro analysis of soap. I. Semi-micro determination of the usual constituentsE. W. Blank
447-453Fatty acids from the scent glands of the Louisiana muskratJ. L. E. Erickson and Homer B. Hix
454-456X-ray diffraction by aluminum soapsSullivan S. Marsden, Karol J. Mysels, Gerould H. Smith and Sydney Ross
457-461Application of the antimony trichloride-spectrophotometric method to the determination of gossypol in cottonseed and cottonseed productsCatherine M. Hall, Leah E. Castillon, Wilma A. Guice and Charlotte H. Boatner
462-466AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Marianne Keating, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
20-21Short course to be held annually
22-23Registration at the New York Meeting Climbs to 713, exclusive of the 100 or more exhibitors
24-32Technical papers summarized for convenient referenceH. T. Spannuth and T. H. McGuine
32To send tallow samplesR. W. Bates

Volume 26, Number 1 / January 1949

1-4The component glycerides of an Indian sheep body fatT. P. Hilditch and R. K. Shrivastava
5-10Potassium silicates in soapsR. C. Merrill and Raymond Getty
11-13Chemical studies on oil bearing seeds. II. Hubam clover seedJohn R. Clopton and Ammarette Roberts
13-15A spectrophotometric method for the determination of color of glyceride oilsAlexander K. Presnell
16-19Hygroscopic equilibrium of peanutsMelvin L. Karon and Barbara E. Hillery
19-25Gossypol and gossypurpurin in cottonseed of different varieties of
26-28The lipids of dehydrated alfalfa leaf mealA. H. Jackson and F. A. Kummerow
28-34Processing of cottonseed. IV. Effect of preparation and cooking of meats on the bleach color and storage properties of screw-pressed oilsP. A. Williams, R. P. Hadden, C. M. Hall, L. E. Castillon and W. A. Guice, et al.
34-40AbstractsM. M. Piskur, Marianne Keating, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
A18Stress Practical and Engineering Aspects of oil and fat chemistry

Volume 26, Number 2 / February 1949

41-45A contribution to the discussion of the glyceride structure of stearic-rich animal depot fatsT. P. Hilditch
45-51Report of the Oil Color Committee—1948Procter Thomson and R. C. Stillman
51-52On the use of sodium carboxymethyl cellulose as a detergent, especially as combined with fatty acid soapK. J. Nieuwenhuis
53-57The use of the polarograph to distinguish between the peroxide structures in oxidized fatsW. R. Lewis and F. W. Quackenbush
57-61Sodium palmitate in organic liquids as studied by X-ray diffractionSullivan S. Marsden
61-65International chemical union
65-83Minor oil-producing crops of the united statesE. B. Kester
83-85The keeping quality of elaïdinated fatsS. H. Bertram
85-90The application of the polybromide yield in the estimation of methyl arachidonate in methyl ester mixturesMary F. White, Betty M. Orians and J. B. Brown
90-96Abstracts
A16Begin work in New Orleans
A22-A23Baldwin to Assist on Journal

Volume 26, Number 3 / March 1949

97-102Modification of vegetable oils. VII. Alkali catalyzed interesterification of peanut oil with ethanolR. O. Feuge and Audrey T. Gros
102-103Semi-micro analysis of soap. III. Semi-micro determination of potassiumE. W. Blank and B. Rotolo
104-105A multi-purpose low-pressure stillE. S. Barnitz
106-109International chemical union
109-115Observations on the mechanism of the autoxidation of methyl linoleateW. O. Lundberg, J. R. Chipault and M. J. Hendrickson
116-120Peroxidizing and carotene bleaching substances in bacon adipose tissueRaymond Reiser
120-126Factors influencing vegetable oil bleaching by adsorptionLawrence E. Stout, Donald F. Chamberlain and James M. McKelvey
126-132The study of 20 varieties of soybeans with respect to quantity and quality of oil, isolated protein, and nutritional value of the mealO. H. Alderks
133-134A study of the hexabromide number and hexabromide yield of pure linolenic acid with a suggested interpolation method for its estimationMary F. White and J. B. Brown
135-138The study of aluminum soap-hydrocarbon systems: Effect of additives and metathesisGerould H. Smith, Lockhart B. Rogers and Karol J. Mysels
139-144Abstracts
A20-A21Announce election slate
A22-A23Announce summer lectures on edible fat technology
A25Traditional events mark may meeting

Volume 26, Number 4 / April 1949

145-147The need of fat in intravenous feedingFredrick J. Stare, George V. Mann, Robert P. Geyer and Donald M. Watkin
147-150Viscosity of cottonseed protein dispersionsF. W. Cheng and Jett C. Arthur
151-153International Chemical Union
153-157Styrenated drying oilsH. M. Schroeder and R. L. Terrill
157-161Drying oils from 2,2,6,6-tetramethylolcyclohexanol and linseed fatty acidsHarold Wittcoff
162-166Refining and fractionating soybean oil with furfuralStewart W. Gloyer
166-170The semicontinuous deodorization of fatsA. E. Bailey
171-176Fats in relation to caloric efficiencyR. W. Swift and Alex Black
176-179Some physical and chemical properties of extraction naphthasA. Ernest MacGee
179-194Annual Review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. Part 1
194-196The adsorptive capacity of cotton for sodium oleateK. W. Gardiner and L. B. Smith
197-200Abstracts
A18-A19Announce technical papers for May meeting, New Orleans
A20Announce speakers for short course, also 50 applications
A22Snell to receive medal
A24-A25New books

Volume 26, Number 5 / May 1949

201-207Oxidation effects in adsorption bleaching of vegetable oilsR. R. King and F. W. Wharton
207-211Directed interesterification in glycerides. Reaction in presence of added glycerolE. W. Eckey and M. W. Formo
212-215Principles of detergency and their application in textile processingAnthony M. Schwartz
216-235Annual review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. Part 2
236-238The chemistry of detergencyI. J. Gruntfest and E. M. Young
238-240Report of the Glycerin Analysis Committee 1947–1948H. C. Benneit, E. L. Boley, W. C. Clark, E. R. Luckow and L. B. Parsons, et al.
241-244Non-ionic detergents from waxW. K. Griesinger, J. A. Nevison and G. A. Gallagher
244-249Testing of drying oils. II. Evaluation of natural and synthetic oilsG. W. Houston, E. C. Gallagher and Don S. Bolley
249-256Abstracts
256Letter to the editorK. J. Nieuwenhuis
A22-A23Mehlenbacher to be president; Mays elected vice-president
A24About 100 applications in for 1949 short course

Volume 26, Number 6 / June 1949

257-267Oil palm resources of the American HemisphereK. S. Markley and Dale W. Jenkins
267-271Testing of drying oils. III. Correlation of evaluation dataG. W. Houston, E. C. Gallagher and Don S. Bolley
272-277Formation of traces of conjugated tetraenoic and trienoic constituents in autoxidized linolenic and linoleic acids and vegetable oils during alkali-isomerizationMargaret L. Swain and B. A. Brice
277-278Report of the Refining Committee 1948–1949E. M. James
278-283Thermal polymerization of unsaturated fatty esters normal methyl linoleateR. F. Paschke and D. H. Wheeler
283-289Certain aspects of food standardization after ten years under the new food and drug lawA. M. Gilbert
289-296Testing of colloidal solutions by dye solubilizationJoseph M. Lambert and Warren F. Busse
296Report of Cellulose Yield Committee 1948–1949E. C. Ainslie, C. H. Cox, W. S. Hude, E. H. Tenent and P. A. Williams, et al.
297-300The aldehydes produced during the autoxidation of cottonseed oilC. E. Swift, R. T. O’Connor, L. E. Brown and F. G. Dollear
301-304Application of spectrophotometric methods to the determination of glycerine colorC. S. Miner and C. M. Weil
304-307The effect of a non-ionic detergent on the detergency of alkylaryl sulfonates and soap in hard waterG. E. Barker
307-309Report of the Uniform Methods Committee 1948–49J. J. Ganucheau, L. B. Parsons, M. M. Durkee, T. C. Law and T. H. Hopper, et al.
309-312The determination of potassium in soap and mixed caustic lyeW. J. Miller and J. T. R. Andrews
312-316Report of the Color Committee May, 1949G. Worthen Agee
316-318Nutrition in relation to the glyceride oilsC. G. King
319-321Detergents in the textile industryH. C. Borghetty
321-328Abstracts
A22-A28Long given key to city by mayor of New Orleans
A29New sources, extraction processes discussed at New Orleans Meeting
A35-A40Sets 175 new limit for 1949 short course

Volume 26, Number 7 / July 1949

329-331Segregation of fatty acids by preferential neutralizationRichard Nicholsen and Marvin W. Formo
331Drying oils from 2,2,6,6-Tetramethylolcyclohexanol and lynseed fatty acidsHarold Wittcoff
332-336Phase investigations of fats. III. Systems containing oleic and palmitic acids and an organic solventW. S. Singleton
337-338Smalley Foundation report 1948–1949R. T. Doughtie, Francis Scofield, A. S. Richardson, W. C. Ault and R. W. Bates
338-341Soap versus synthetic detergentsFoster Dee Snell
341-345Biological synthesis of fatty acidsElmer Stotz
345-348Report of the Committee on Analysis of Commercial Fats and Oils
349-353Rice bran oil. III. Utilization as an edible oilR. O. Feuge and P. B. V. Reddi
353-356Report of Seed and Meal Analysis committee 1948–1949
356-359Glyceridic oils in our national economyP. H. Groggins
360-363The estimation of peroxides in fats and oils by the ferric thiocyanate methodR. A. Chapman and K. Mackay
364-366Soap gels in non-aqueous media. III. The setting time, syneresis, and gel-strength of gels of some sodium soaps in organic solventsGopal S. Hattiangdi and Shrirang P. Adarkar
366-370Reactions of fatty materials with oxygen. IV.1 Quantitative determination of functional groupsH. B. Knight and Daniel Swern
371-374Isolation of pure natural linoleic and linolenic acids as their methyl esters by adsorption fractionation on silicic acidR. W. Riemenschneider, S. F. Herb and Peter L. Nichols
375Vapor pressure apparatus: Semi-microCarl W. Bonhorst, P. M. Althouse and H. O. Triebold
376-378Free glycerol in soapW. D. Pohle, B. N. Rockwood and V. C. Mehlenbacher
378Abstracts
A22-A39Roster of students shows 139 enrolled in short course

Volume 26, Number 8 / August 1949

385-388A study of the tetrabromide method of estimating linoleic acid in fatty acid mixturesMary F. White and J. B. Brown
389-392Continuous vacuum bleaching of vegetable oilsR. R. King and F. W. Wharton
393-394The preparation of standoil with a catalystH. I. Waterman, D. P. A. Hak and B. Pennekamp
395-399Factors which affect the stability of highly unsaturated fatty acids. I. Differences in the oxidation of conjugated and nonconjugated linoleic acidR. R. Allen, A. Jackson and F. A. Kummerow
399-404Report of the Spectroscopy Committee
405-407Spectrophotometric and chromatographic investigations of the oil of sapium sebiferumPao-Tung Huang, Palph T. Holman and William M. Potts
408-413Methods of sampling tank cars at destination and a proposed method which overcomes the geometric errorEgbert Freyer
413-418Flavor reversion in hydrogenated soybean oil. I. The effect of boudle-degumming. II. The effect of unsaponifiable matterW. G. Taylor
418-422Deodorizer catch basin sludges and the metallic soaps found thereinE. A. Gulino and Wales Newby
422-426The determination of the rate of extraction of crude lipids from oil seeds with solventsM. R. Wingard and W. C. Shand
427-430Determination of lovibond color by tristimulus colorimetryGeorge Bronell
431Fixed oils of Mexico. II. Caoba (Swietenia macrophylla kina)Rodolfo Ruiz Munguia, Ricardo Millares, N. F. Gurley and W. R. Lloyd
432Fixed oils of Mexico. III. Habilla de san ignacio (Hura polyandra Baill)Rodolfo Ruiz Munguia, Ricardo Millares, N. F. Gurley and W. R. LLoyd
433Fixed oils of Mexico. IV. Napahuite (Trichilia hirta L.)Rodolfo Ruiz Munguia, Ricardo Millares, N. F. Gurley and W. R. Lloyd
434-435Fixed oils of Mexico. V. Mamey (Calocarpum mammamosum L.)Rodolfo Ruiz Munguia, Ricardo Millares, N. F. Gurley and W. R. Lloyd
435-438Modification of the laboratory centrifuge method for the determination of refining loss of soybean oilJ. F. Johnson and S. T. Bauer
438-441Tangerine seed oilLyle James Swift
441-444The flavor problem of soybean oil. V. Some considerations in the use of metal scavengers in commercial operationsH. J. Dutton, A. W. Schwab, Helen A. Moser and J. C. Cowan
445-448Abstracts
A16Students converge on urbana this month for short course
A16Smalley chekc samplesR. W. Bates
A18-A27Need drying oil papers for Chicago Fall Meeting

Volume 26, Number 9 / September 1949

449-453Butylated hydroxyanisole as an antioxidant for animal fatsH. R. Kraybill, L. R. Dugan, B. W. Beadle, F. C. Vibrans and VeNona Swartz, et al.
454-456The constitution of woolwaxS. H. Bertram
456-460Types and mechanisms of solubilizationH. B. Klevens
460-465Factors which affect the stability of highly unsaturated fatty acids. II. The autoxidation of linoleic and alkali conjugated acid in the presence of metallic naphthenatesA. H. Jackson and F. A. Kummerow
466-469Fatty acid structure and nutritive valueB. F. Daubert
470-472Osage orange—A potential source of edible oil and other industrial raw materialsJohn R. Clopton and Ammarette Roberts
472-475Component fatty acids of some cruciferae oilsS. L. Kapur and B. F. Daubert
475-479Stabilization of vitamin A in halibut liver oil with nordihydroguaiaretic acid (NDGA)John A. Dassow and Maurice E. Stansby
479-481The catalytic isomerization of cod liver oil with sulphur dioxideA. Keuzenkamp, J. Van Steenis and H. I. Waterman
481-484The effect of baking powder residues on rancidityBetty M. Watts, Barbara Lehmann and Frances Goodrich
484-488Comparative study of the oxidation and polymerization of linseed oil by application of some recently developed physical techniquesG. A. O’Hare, P. S. Hess and A. F. Kopacki
488-492Calcium oxide-soybean oil paints having reduced tack and increased durabilityA. J. Lewis, J. C. Cowan and N. C. Schieltz
493-502High temperature Processing of fatty oils and acidsH. L. Barnebey
503-507Abstracts
A20-A22Chicago to hear 62 papers in Concurrent SessionsA. F. Kapecki
A28Highlights of the second annual short course

Volume 26, Number 10 / October 1949

509-511A method for measuring the reflectance of cloth samples in detergency testsW. E. Thompson
512-515Investigation of Barcelona and Du Chilly filbert nuts. I. Chemical study of Barcelona and Du Chilly filbert nuts and oilsS. C. Fang and D. E. Bullis
515-519The stability of sodium stearate gelsTodd M. Doscher and Robert D. Vold
520-525A comparative study of the X-ray diffraction patterns and thermal transitions of metal soapsMarjorie J. Vold and Robert D. Vold
526-530Pilot-plant fractionation of cottonseed. II. Differential settingH. L. E. Vix, J. J. Spadaro, C. H. Murphey, R. M. Persell and E. F. Pollard, et al.
530-532Studies on candelilla wax. I. its n-acids and n-alcoholsH. A. Schuette and J. G. Baldinus
532-534Solvent extraction of rice brain. Production of B-vitamin concentrate and oil by isopropanol extractionW. W. Meinke, Bryant R. Holland and W. D. Harris
535-540Reaction of tertiary butyl hypochlorite with vegetable oils and their derivatives. II. Methyl oleateHoward M. Teeter and John E. Jackson
541-546Abstracts
547-590Lectures of the 1949 short course
A18Revival of field trips to mark 23rd Fall MeetingW. R. Prosch

Volume 26, Number 11 / November 1949

637-638Binary mixtures of fatty acid derivatives. I. Dihydrazides of dicarboxylic acids-glutaric to sebacicR. F. Paschke and D. H. Wheeler
638-640Antioxidant properties of polyhydroxybenzoic acids and their esters, and other nuclear substituted polyphenolsSteward G. Morris and R. W. Riemenschneider
641-644Studies on the detoxication of castor seed pomaceRudolph Kodras, C. K. Whitehair and Robert MacVicar
644-648Some additional notes on the kinetics and theory of fatty oil hydrogenationA. E. Bailey
649-651Polymerization of styrene with ethyl linoleateElizabeth Dyer and Jane L. Maxwell
651-652Studies on candelilla wax. II. Its
653-655Analyses of mixtures of t,tΔ9,11- and t,tΔ10,12-linoleic acids by X-ray diffraction patterns and solidification pointsLee P. Witnauer, Peter L. Nichols and Frederic R. Senti
655-659Effect of temperature on the content of pigments of stored cottonseedL. E. Castillon, C. M. Hall, R. T. O’Connor and C. B. Miller
659-660A convenient heating apparatus for isomerization of oils for spectrophotometric analysisH. J. Lips and H. Tessier
660-663Polymerization of drying oils. V. Further observations on the reaction of unsaturated dibasic anhydrides with methyl linoleateH. M. Teeter, U. S. Kini, R. A. Myren and J. C. Cowan
663-668Fatty acid distillation—Comparison of two column typesF. C. Williams and J. O. Osburn
668-671Evaluation of peanut protein for industrial utilization. A reviewJett C. Arthur
671-676Determination of free gossypol in cottonseed materialsWalter A. Pons and John D. Guthrie
676-680Abstracts
A20Chicago Meeting sets two new AOCS records

Volume 26, Number 12 / December 1949

681-685An infrared absorption study of autoxidized methyl linoleateL. R. Dugan, B. W. Beadle and A. S. Henick
685-687Determination of bicarbonate in soap productsRobert M. Kelley and Eugene W. Blank
687-690The use of antioxidants in potato chippingJ. E. Magoffin and R. W. Bentz
690-691The synthesis of 12-ketostearic acidOliver Grummitt and K. G. Siedschlag
692Report of the International Commission for the Study of Fats, Municipal University, Amsterdam, September 5–10, 1949
693-696Recovery of fats from press wastesV. H. Jaynes and J. O. Osburn
697-700A new solvent extraction process for soybean oilO. R. Sweeney and L. K. Arnold
700-704Polyunsaturated fatty acid retarders in the emulsion polymerization of GR-S synthetic rubberWaldo C. Ault, B. A. Brice, Margaret L. Swain, B. B. Schaeffer and M. J. Copley
704-709Modification of vegetable oils. VIII. Conversion of monoesters of peanut oil fatty acids to triglyceridesAudrey T. Gros and R. O. Feuge
710-718The influence of processing on the spectral properties of vegetable oilsRobert T. O’Connor, Elsie T. Field, M. E. Jefferson and F. G. Dollear
719-723Isopropanol as a solvent for extraction of cottonseed oil. II. Separation of purified oil from miscellaW. D. Harris, J. W. Hayward and R. A. Lamb
723-730Rapid method of copra analysis and its application to the various oil seedsArthur F. Pinto and Joseph D. Enas
730-732Oil from the kernels of lalob fruit, balanites aegyptiacaS. A. Hussain, F. G. Dollear and R. T. O’Connor
733-737The relation of temperature and concentration to detergency in systems of sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, sodium alkylaryl sulfonate, and alkaline detergent buildersThomas H. Vaughn and Clifton E. Smith
738-743Rice bran oil. IV. Storage of the bran as it affects hydrolysis of the oilJ. R. Loeb, N. J. Morris and F. G. Dollear
744-748Abstracts

Volume 27, Number 1 / January 1950

1-8A new oxidation method for the determination of saturated fatty acidsJ. Fitelson
9-10The melting point behavior of mixtures of the solid tetra- and hexabromides of linoleic and linolenic acidsR. F. Paschke and D. H. Wheeler
10-11Report of the Committee on Analysis of Commercial Fats and Oils
11-14Refining fatty oils with liquid propaneM. Mattikow
14-16Rice bran oil. V. The stability and processing characteristics of some rice bran oilsC. E. Swift, Sara P. Fore and F. G. Dollear
17-21Comparison of infrared spectrophotometric and lead salt-alcohol methods for determination of trans octadecenoic acids and estersDaniel Swern, H. B. Knight, O. D. Shreve and M. R. Heether
21-24Report of the Seed and Meal Analysis Committee, 1949E. C. Ainslie, L. R. Brown, F. R. Earle, C. H. Cox and E. B. Freyer, et al.
25-30Fractionation and structure of soybean glyceridesHerbert J. Dutton, Catherine R. Lancaster and Ordean L. Brekke
31-34Sesame oil.I. Properties of a solvent-extracted sesame oilVictor Andraos, C. E. Swift and F. G. Dollear
34-35Lespedeza seed oilRichard H. Wiley and A. W. Cagle
35-40Abstractsm. M. Piskur, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
A18Atlanta invites AOCS to Spring meeting
A211950 short course to be on drying oils at Minnesota

Volume 27, Number 2 / February 1950

41-43Added chemicals in foods with special reference to the oil and fat industryW. B. White
44-45Glycerol distribution in soap boiling operationsW. J. Govan
45-47The determination of borax in soapRubin Bernstein and Martin Haftel
48-51Polyphosphates as synergistic antioxidantsBetty M. Watts
51-53Solvent extraction. II. The soaking theory of extractionsH. B. Coats and George Karnosky
54-56A modification of the periodic acid method for the determination of monoglycerides and free glycerol in fats and oilsW. D. Pohle and V. C. Mehlenbacher
57-60Chemical examination of sugar cane oilDonald Edward Whyte and Betty Hengeveld
60-62The application of infrared spectroscopy to fat and oil chemistryE. F. Binkerd and H. J. Harwood
62-68The nature of soil to be deterged and its bonding to the surfaceFoster Dee Snell, Cornelia T. Snell and Irving Reich
68-72AbstractDon Whyte, M. M. Piskur, E. H. McMullen, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
18Atlanta sets March 15 as deadline for titles
20Drying oil course set for August 7–11
22Piskur resigns

Volume 27, Number 3 / March 1950

73-74Physical-chemical properties of tall-oil soap solutionsFoster Dee Snell and Irving Reich
75-80Decolorization of tallow by liquid-liquid extraction with propaneE. B. Moore
80-81Comparative determination of the consistency of fatsErnest Schlenker and Maryse Fidaleo
82-84Safflower oilG. Winter
84-87Utilization of the seed of the Chinese tallow treeDon S. Bolley and Ralph H. McCormack
88-90Synthetic detergents in the soap industryH. C. Borghetty and C. A. Bergman
91-92X-ray diffraction analysis of synthetic unsaturated diacid diglyceridesJames H. Benedict, S. S. Sidhu and B. F. Daubert
93-96Solvent extraction. III. The effect of particle size on extraction rateH. B. Coats and M. R. Wingard
96-100Choice and application of a detergency test methodW. K. Griesinger and J. A. Nevison
100-102Limitations of the periodate oxidation method for the determination of monoglycerides in fats and oilsF. A. Kummerow and B. F. Daubert
102-105Reactions of tertiary butyl hypochlorite with vegetable oils and their derivatives. III. Chlorination of soybean oil in the pilot plantE. W. Bell and H. M. Teeter
105-107Metal deactivation in lardS. G. Morris, J. S. Myers, Mary L. Kip and R. W. Riemenschneider
108-112AbstractsDon Whyte, A. R. Baldwin, E. H. McMullen, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
4Your industry—a look to the futureC. E. Morris
18-20Ten candidates named for 1950–51 offices
20Extend title deadline to April 1 for Atlanta
21Announce speakers for drying oil course
221949 revisions out: to sell for $1.50
24Kester names chairmen for Frisco Fall Meeting

Volume 27, Number 4 / April 1950

4Your Meeting—A look to AtlantaE. C. Ainslie
113-116A comparison of two methods for testing detergentsGeorge E. Barker and Curtis R. Kern
117-122Modification of vegetable oils. IX. Purification of technical monoglyceridesR. O. Feuge and Audrey T. Gros
122-127Palm oil substitutes for hot dip tinningGeorge G. Ference, W. R. Johnson, L. C. Kinney and John M. Parks
127-129An improved method for the determination of iodine numbersG. Harvey Benham and Leo Klee
130-133The determination of the true iodine numbers of oils containing conjugated double-bond systemsLeo Klee and G. Harvey Benham
133-135Extraction and evaluation of oil from dried brewer's grainsJ. F. Brasch, P. Gibbs and J. A. Siefker
135-143The production and standardization of a detergent soilJay C. Harris and Earl L. Brown
143-146Physical properties of fatty acids. I. Some dilatometric and thermal properties of stearic acid in two polymorphic formsW. S. Singleton, T. L. Ward and F. G. Dollear
146-152AbstractDon Whyte, A. R. Baldwin and Lenore Petchaft
22-23Announce atlanta program and special schedule
25Complete program on drying oils course
28Board recommends increase in duesH. L. Roschen

Volume 27, Number 5 / May 1950

153-159An approach to a more realistic cotton detergency testHerbert L. Sanders and Joseph M. Lambert
159-161Two useful accessories for the beckman spectrophotometer model DUT. H. McGuine and W. E. Moss
161-164Adsorption analysis of lipids. IV. Fractionation of cholesterol and ergosterolFred K. Kawahara and Herbert J. Dutton
164-166Comparison of the whole fruit and component methods of analysis of tung fruitFrank C. Pack, Raiford L. Holmes and Robert S. McKinney
167-183Annual review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. Part I
184-186Sesame oil. II. Some chemical and physical properties of the oils from different varieties of sesame seedF. G. T. Menezes, Pierre Budowski and F. G. Dollear
187-189Alkyl alpha-acyloxyacetates and propionates from soaps and alpha-halogeno estersJ. K. Weil, A. J. Stirton and Anna A. Stawitzke
190-192Factors involved in the spectrophotometric analysis of fatsGeorge C. Potter and Fred A. Kummerow
192-200AbstractsDon Whyte, A. R. Baldwin, E. H. McMullen, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
4New members—a report and forecastJ. R. Mays
18-19Mays Chosen as new president Bailey as vice president
20-21Distinguished faculty marks 1950 short course
22-24The chemist and the cottonseed industryT. L. Rettger

Volume 27, Number 6 / June 1950

201-206Simplified methods for determining composition of commercial stearic and palmitic acidsR. M. Peters and W. C. Clark
206-210Nomographs for calculating the fatty acid composition of oils and fats from iodine and thiocyanogen valuesS. A. Hussain and F. G. Dollear
210Report of the Cellulose Yield Committee April, 1950E. C. Ainslie, E. H. Tenent, C. H. Cox, P. A. Williams and W. S. Hude, et al.
211-233Annual review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. Part 2
233-234Report of the Oil Color Committee April, 1950G. Worthen Agee
235-236Report of the Vitamin Committee February, 1950H. N. Brocklesby, H. J. Deuel, E. Handsohumaker, R. W. Harrison and B. L. oser, et al.
236Report of the Refining Committee April, 1950F. R. Earle, G. A. Crapple, M. M. Durkee, O. J. Fiala and D. L. Henry, et al.
237Report of the Seed and Meal Analysis Committee April, 1950E. C. Ainslie, L. R. Brown, C. H. Cox, F. R. Earle and E. B. Freyer, et al.
237Report of the Referee BoardG. W. Agee, J. P. Harris, R. R. King, V. C. Mehlenbacher and A. S. Richardson
238-240Aldehydes from rancid corn and avocado oilsJ. Brekke and G. Mackinney
241-248AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, Lenore Petchaft, E. H. McMullen and Robert E. Beal
4aAn Englishman's view of the American Oil Chemists' SocietyT. P. Hilditch
22aPlan Four-Day Meeting in San Francisco
23aO'Hare and Taylor to address short course
24a-25aFirst President Inspects Society Activities at 41st Spring Meeting in Atlanta
26a-28aExcellence marks Technical ProgramEvan F. Binkerd and Hiram T. Spannuth
29aAtlanta Meeting Draws Attendance of 350
34aBoard votes to accept paquin proposal for fund
36a-38aPresidential reportV. C. Mehlenbacher

Volume 27, Number 7 / July 1950

249-257Principles of performance testing of laundry detergentsThomas H. Vaughn and H. F. Suter
257-259Report of the Smalley Foundation Committee, 1949–50
260-264Investigation of methods for determining the refining efficiency of crude oilsL. Linteris and E. Handschumaker
264-267Sesame oil. III. Antioxidant properties of sesamolPierre Budowski
268-273Film drainage: A study of the flow properties of films of solutions of detergents and the effect of added materialsG. D. Miles, John Ross and L. Shedlovsky
273-275Isopropanol as a solvent for extraction of cottonseed oil III. The use of recycling to effect solvent economyW. D. Harris and J. W. Hayward
276-281Review of the polymorphism of saturated even glyceridesE. S. Lutton
281-284Compatibility of derivatives of 9,10-dihydroxystearic acid and 9,10-dihydroxyoctadecanol with some commercial polymersH. B. Knight, R. E. Koos, E. F. Jordan and Daniel Swern
284-288AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners and Lenore Petchaft
4Westward ho!Ernest B. Kester
18Olcott submits early titles for fall meeting
21Announce committees
23Smalley Foundation check samples
24Referee chemists for 1950–51
26Award to Markley
29Short course on drying oils opens August 7 with 20 speakers
29Report of Membership CommitteeB. W. Beadle, Kenneth A. Earhart, J. L. Schille, Arnold Troy and James A. Kime, et al.
30Report of the Advertising CommitteeN. A. Ruston

Volume 27, Number 8 / August 1950

289-295Comparative value of fatty acids and resin acids of tall oil in soapsFoster Dee Snell and Irving Reich
295-300Characteristics of solvent-extracted and hydraulic-pressed okraseed oilsS. A. Hussain and F. G. Dollear
300-303Effect of fractionation and treatment on the acute oral toxicity and on the gossypol and gossypurpurin content of cottonseed pigment glandsEdward Eagle, Catherine M. Hall, Leah E. Castillon and Charlotte Boatner Miller
303Report of the gossypol committee april, 1950W. T. Coleman, V. C. Mehlenbacher, T. L. Rettger, K. A. Kuiken and H. L. Craig, et al.
304-306Mixtures of soap and a commercial alkyl aryl sulfonateL. H. Flett, O. M. Morgan and L. F. Hoyt
306Nomographs for calculating the fatty acid compositions of oils and fats from iodine and thiocyanogen valuesA. Hussain and F. G. Dollear
307-310Sesame Oil. IV. Determination of free and bound sesamolPierre Budowski, R. T. O'Connor and E. T. Field
310-313Molecularly distilled monoglycerides
314-317The flavor problem of soybean oil. VI. Flavor and oxidative stability of furfural-fractionated oilA. W. Schwab, Helen A. Moser, Patricia M. Cooney and C. D. Evans
317-321The tannin and related pigments in the red skins (Testa) of peanut kernelsMack F. Stansbury, Elsie T. Field and John D. Guthrie
321-323Adaptation of the volumetric-evolution method for carbonates in soaps to synthetic detergentsNorbert M. Schuck and William H. Koester
323-328AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, R. A. Reiners, E. H. McMullen and Robert E. Beal, et al.
4Your smalley foundation committee—a look to the futureR. W. Bates
18-21Outstnading meeting predicted for san francisco in september
22Committee appointments

Volume 27, Number 9 / September 1950

329-336Kinetics of alkali isomerization of linoleic, linolenic, and arachidonic acidsPeter L. Nichols, R. W. Riemenschneider and S. F. Herb
336-343Pilot-plant fractionation of cottonseed. III. Process development of differential settlingJ. J. Spadaro, R. M. Persell, C. G. Reuther, H. L. E. Vix and E. J. Laborde, et al.
344-346Molecularly distilled monoglycerides. II. Cake baking experimentsNoel H. Kuhrt and Eileen A. Welch
347-348Germination and free fatty acids in seed stock lots of cottonseedCarroll L. Hoffpauir, Sam E. Poe, L. U. Wiles and Martha Hicks
348-350A colorimetric method for water-soluble silicates in detergentsWilliam J. Miller
350-352Report of the Uniform Methods CommitteeJ. T. R. Andrews, M. M. Durkee, J. J. Ganucheau, T. H. Hopper and R. R. King, et al.
352-355Comparative composition of soybean and corn phosphatidesC. R. Scholfield, T. A. McGuire and Herbert J. Dutton
355-360AbstractDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, E. H. McMullen, Robert E. Beal and Lenore Petchaft
a4Your technical committees --and their accomplishmentsE. M. James
a14San Francisco members welcome fall meeting this month
a16-a24Drying oil week covers all aspectsR. A. Reiners

Volume 27, Number 10 / October 1950

4Our honorary membersReid T. Milner
361-366The selective esterification of tall oilL. H. Dunlap, L. V. Hassel and Jane L. Maxwell
367-373Flavor reversion in soybean oil. V. Isolation and identification of reversion compounds in hydrogenated soybean oilA. I. Schepartz and B. F. Daubert
374-377Flavor reversion in soybean oil. VI. Isolation and identification of reversion compounds in unhardened soybean oilR. J. Stapf and B. F. Daubert
377-380Sesame oil. V. The stability of sesame oilPierre Budowski, F. G. T. Menezes and F. G. Dollear
381-383Vapor pressure of hexane-soybean oil solutions at low solvent concentrationsAllen S. Smith and Franklin J. Wechter
383-386Pilot-plant fractionation of cottonseed: V. A preliminary cost studyR. M. Persell, H. L. E. Vix, C. G. Reuther and E. F. Pollard
386-390Countercurrent distribution studies on fat soluble plant pigmentsCatherine R. Lancaster, Earl B. Lancaster and Herbert J. Dutton
390-393Determination of total gossypol pigments in cottonseed materialsWalter A. Pons, Carroll L. Hoffpauir and Robert T. O’Connor
393-394Some physical and chemical properties of certain snake oilsC. B. Pollard and Joseph McLaughlin
394-396Solvent extraction of cottonseed and peanut oils. VII. Effect of drying flaked prime cottonseed on color of oil and meal propertiesJ. J. Spadaro, E. J. McCourtney and H. L. E. Vix
396-400AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Don Whyte, E. H. McMullen, Stuart Harrison and Lenore Petchaft

Volume 27, Number 11 / November 1950

401-408The world economic situation of fats and oilsKarl Brandt
409-411A study of oil extraction from fish liversL. Hartman
412-413Report of the Glycerin Analysis Committee, September 1950H. C. Bennett, E. L. Boley, W. C. Clark, L. B. Parsons and J. B. Segur, et al.
414-422Cholesterol, phytosterol, and tocopherol content of food products and animal tissuesWilly Lange
222-223A laboratory deodorizer for fats and oilsH. J. Lips
423-426Thermal properties of fats and oils. VII. Hydrogenated and unhydrogenated peanut oilsT. L. Ward and W. S. Singleton
426-432AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, Lenore Petchaft, E. H. McMullen and Stuart Harrison
433-435Lectures of the 1950 short course on drying oils
436-440The present and future of drying oilsS. O. Sorensen
440-445The chemistry of drying oilsD. H. Wheeler
446-451Mechanical extraction of drying oilsJohn W. Dunning
451-454The solvent extraction of drying oilsF. P. Parkin
455-462Refining of drying oilsMax Kantor
462-467Fractionation of drying oils and acidsStewart W. Gloyer
468-472Heat bodying of drying oilsP. O. Powers
472-476Blowing drying oilsW. L. Taylor
477-481Dehydration of castor oilR. L. Terrill
481-491CopolymerizationA. G. Hovey
492-499Isomerization and trans-esterificationJ. C. Cowan
500-504DriersC. A. Klebsattel
505-509The significance of tests on drying oilsJ. C. Konen
510-512AlkydsC. G. Moore
513-522Vegetable oil paintsL. L. Carrick
523-529The use of drying oils in oleoresinous varnishesJohn M. Hafeli
530-533Drying oils in the floor covering industryG. A. O'Hare
534-538Drying oils in printing inksI. M. Bernstein
538-544Miscellaneous uses of drying oilsS. S. Gutkin
A4-A17German research in fatsH P Kaufmann
A18San Francisco Fall Meeting is scintillating success
A20-A25Brandt reviews world economic situation in fats and oilsW. O. Lundberg

Volume 27, Number 12 / December 1950

545-550The raw linseed oil acetone foots test. I. A centrifuge tube and method for rapid determinationEgbert Freyer and Victor B. Shelburne
551The raw linseed oil acetone foots test. II. Notes on an anomalous relationship between the heated and chilled gravity foots, resolved by the centrifugal methodE. B. Freyer and V. B. Shelburne
552-555Density-composition data for cottonseed oil-solvent mixturesFrank C. Magne, Edwin J. Hughes and Evald L. Skau
556-564Phase relations pertaining to the solvent winterization of cottonseed and peanut oils in acetoneEvald L. Skau, W. N. Dopp, E. G. Burleigh and L. F. Banowetz
564-570Detergency evaluation. I. Wash test methodsJay C. Harris and Earl L. Brown
570Notes on the determination of photometric colorsR. C. Stillman
571-574The utilization of the seeds of the wild perennial gourdsDon S. Bolley, Ralph H. McCormack and Laurence C. Curtis
575-580AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, R. A. Reiners, E. H. McMullen and Lenore Petchaft, et al.
a4The value of the A.O.C.S.—to the fat and oil technology of IndiaK. S. Murti
a18Kime Names Chairmen for New Orleans Meeting
a20-a26New booksR. P. Hutchins, J. C. Cowan, F. H. MacLaren, Howard D. Hartough and V. C. Mehlenbacher, et al.
a27-a32West coast exhibitors

Volume 28, Number 1 / January 1951

1-4Modification of vegetable oils. X. Effect of monoglycerides on the interfacial tension of oil-water systemsAudrey T. Gros and R. O. Feuge
5-8A simple iodine-number refractometer for testing flaxseed and soybeansW. Haward Hunt, M. H. Neustadt, A. A. Shurkus and Lawrence Zeleny
8-12Determination of total gossypol pigments in cottonseed oilsWalter A. Pons, Carroll L. Hoffpauir and Robert T. O’Connor
12-16Protective films for pilot-plant deodorizersR. E. Beal and E. B. Lancaster
16-20Alcohols from menhaden oil by sodium reductionEverett H. Pryde
20-23Preparation and utilization of cottonseed meal glue for plywoodJoseph T. Hogan and Jett C. Arthur
23-24Lipide content of rice branJulian F. Jurgens and Carroll L. Hoffpauir
24-27Fatty acid compositions of lipids from corn and grain sorghum kernelsA. R. Baldwin and M. S. Sniegowski
27-31The preparation of stearolic acid and methyl dideutero-oleate, and certain of their derivativesN. A. Khan, F. E. Deatherage and J. B. Brown
31-33Molecularly distilled monoglycerides. III. Nutritional studies on monoglycerides derived from cottonseed oilStanley R. Ames, M. Patricia O’grady, Norris D. Embree and Philip L. Harris
33-40AbstractsDon Whyte
18Freeman to handle hotel reservations
18Bates to head referee board

Volume 28, Number 2 / February 1951

41-45The reduction of free gossypol in cottonseed by pressure cookingG. H. Gribbins
45-46Chemical investigation of the New England horse chestnut, aesculus hippocastanumVivian B. Ehlers and G. Albert Hill
47-51Plant lipases in emulsions of water in oilW. Gordon Rose
51-54Sesame oil. VI. Determination of sesaminPierre Budowski, R. T. O’connor and E. T. Field
54-55Sesame oil. VII. Optical rotation and the minor components of sesame oilPierre Budowski
55-58Isolation of natural arachidonic acid as its methyl esterS. F. Herb, R. W. Riemenschneider and Jeanette Donaldson
58-61Effects of heat treatment on the stability of lardH. J. Lips
61-65Evaluation of the twitchell isooleic method: Comparison with the infrared trans-isooleic methodFrank L. Jackson and Joseph E. Callen
65-68Phenolic antioxidants for caroteneE. M. Bickoff
68-73The flavor problem of soybean oil. VII. Effect of trace metalsC. D. Evans, A. W. Schwab, Helen A. Moser, J. E. Hawley and E. H. Melvin
73-74Improved procedure for cleaning glassware used in determining the stability of fats and oils by the active oxygen methodSara P. Fore, R. N. Moore and W. G. Bickford
75-80Abstracts
4A. O. C. S. Commentary
16News
24Meetings
24New members
26-27New booksRalph B. Smith and A. R. Baldwin

Volume 28, Number 3 / March 1951

81-84The determination of moisture in sodium alkyl aryl sulfonatesJ. W. Compton and L. M. Liggett
84-85Some observations on the solubility of sulphonated castor oil in organic solventsAlfred Davidsohn
85-87Relationship between nickel content of soap and conversion to polymer in manufacture of synthetic rubber (GR-S)B. A. Brice, C. Ricciuti, C. O. Willits, M. L. Swain and W. C. Ault
87-88The analysis and characterization of the oil from the seed of stillingia sylvaticaV. C. Batterson and W. M. Potts
89-90Lespedeza seed oil. IIRichard H. Wiley and A. W. Cagle
90-95The buffalo gourd, a potential oilseed crop of the southwestern drylandsH. S. Shahani, F. G. Dollear, K. S. Markley and J. R. Quinby
96-100Detergency evaluation. II. Soiled test fabricsJay C. Harris and Earl L. Brown
101-105Factors affecting the stability of highly unsaturated fatty acids. III. The autoxidation of methyl eleostearateR. R. Allen and F. A. Kummerow
105-109Autoxidation of methyl oleate, methyl stearolate, and methyl 9,10-dieuteroöleateN. A. Khan, J. B. Brown and F. E. Deatherage
110-114The synthesis and autoxidation of 8,8,11,11-tetradeutero-cis-9-octadeceneR. A. Max and F. E. Deatherage
115-118The flavor problem of soybean oil. VIII. Linolenic acidH. J. Dutton, Catherine R. Lancaster, C. D. Evans and J. C. Cowan
118-121The flavor problem of soybean oil. IX. Organoleptic identification and probability analysisC. D. Evans, E. B. Lancaster, H. J. Dutton and Helen A. Moser
121-123A comparison of several methods for the separation of unsaponifiable material from carnauba and sorghum grain waxesWilliam B. Bunger and Fred A. Kummerow
123-128Abstracts
4A. O. C. G. Commentary fat and oil research
18Completing program for may meeting in New Orleans
18Proxies still needed
18Call to annual meetingJ. R. Mays and H. L. Roschen
20-21Twelve candidates named for 1951–52 offices
22New members
23-28New booksFrancis Scofield, L. J. Filer, Frank L. Jackson, J. B. Gottfried and W. H. Schmidt, et al.
28E. F. Scherubel dies
30New literature

Volume 28, Number 4 / April 1951

129-133Autoxidation of drying oils adsorbed on porous solidsF. J. Honn, I. I. Bezman and B. F. Daubert
133-137A test for dehydrated castor oil involving the formation of 10,12-octadecadienoic acid upon alkali-isomerizationJ. D. Von Mikusch
137-141Spectrophotometric analysis of tall oil rosin acidsFrank J. Ball and William G. Vardell
141-145Acetone numbers of thermally polymerized drying oilsOliver Grummitt, Albert Arters and James Stearns
146-149Solvent extraction of cottonseed and peanut oils. VIII. Effects of moisture on the preparation and flaking of cottonseedC. G. Reuther, R. D. Westbrook, Wade H. Hoffman, H. L. E. Vix and E. A. Gastrock
149-152Solvent extraction IV. The effect of temperature on extraction rateM. R. Wingard and R. C. Phillips
152-154Oil production from African oil palms in HondurasE. O. Reif
154-160The infrared spectra of saturated fatty acids with even number of carbon atoms from caproic, C6 (Hexanoic), to stearic, C18 (Octadecanoic), and of their methyl and ethyl estersRobert T. O’Connor, Elsie T. Field and W. Sidney Singleton
160-161Oxygen-absorption apparatus for measuring induction periods of fatsI. R. Hunter
162-164The role of dietary fat in the quality of fresh and frozen storage turkeysA. A. Klose, E. P. Mecchi, H. L. Hanson and Hans Lineweaver
164-170Solvent extraction of cottonseeds with hexane and water as co-solventsAlbert J. Bendler and Donald McNeil
171-176Abstracts
4-23A. O. T. J. Tammentary The Education Committee of the American Oil Chemists’ SocietyJohn P. Harris
16-19Annual reports and 28 papers to mark new orleans meeting
20-21New booksJames Field Morris, Robert T. O’Connor and W. O. Lundberg
24Industry news
24-25New literature
25Conant to Speak
25Meetings and shows
25New members

Volume 28, Number 5 / May 1951

177-182Hydrogenation of methyl linolenate. I. The formation of methyl isolinoleate on the hydrogenation of methyl linolenateDamascene Rebello and B. F. Daubert
183-185Hydrogenation of methyl linolenate. II. Studies on the structure of the isolinoleic acidsDamascene Rebello and B. F. Daubert
185-188Alkyl hydroxyanisoles as antioxidantsR. H. Rosenwald and J. A. Chenicek
188-192Reactions of fatty materials with oxygen. VIII. Cis-trans isomerization during autoxidation of methyl oleateH. B. Knight, C. Roland Eddy and Daniel Swern
192-194Report of cellulose yield committee, 1950–51L. N. Rogers
194-195Sieve analysis of ground soybeans and soy flourIrma J. Bolam and F. R. Earle
195-197Extraction of distillers' dried grains in a soybean solvent extraction plantD. D. Walker
198-215Annual review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. Part I
215-218Estimation of monocarbonyl compounds in rancid foodsM. F. Pool and A. A. Klose
218-220The equilibrium moisture content of tung fruit and its components at different relative humiditiesRaiford L. Holmes, Robert S. McKinney and J. C. Minor
221-228AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Stuart A. Harrison, E. H. McMullen and Lenore Petchaft
4-18Functions of the Governing BoardH. L. Roschen
20-21A. E. Bailey named president, E. M. James, Vice President

Volume 28, Number 6 / June 1951

4The technical correspondent's mailR. J. Vander Wal
229-231An oxidation-adsorption method for the analysis of methyl ester fractionsH. A. Schuette and Stephen Dal Nogare
232-233Cholesterol content of foods versus cholesterol content of animal tissuesFredrick J. Stare and George V. Mann
233-235A modified method for the determination of anionic surface active compoundsA. S. Weatherburn
235-239A modified spinning band column for low pressure fractionationK. E. Murray
239-241Tables for the conversion of spectrophotometer readings to A.O.C.S. photometric color valuesEgbert Freyer and V. B. Shelburne
241-245The storage of cottonseed. IX. Behavior of cottonseed during storage under mill conditionsEdith A. Jensen, M. G. Lambou, F. R. Andrews, R. Y. Mayne and M. L. Karon, et al.
246-267Annual review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. Part II
267-271Floor cleaner evaluationM. Martin Maglio
272-274Cottonseed and peanut meal glues: Permanence of plywood glue joints as determined by interior and exterior accelerated cyclic service testsJoseph T. Hogan and Jett C. Arthur {jrJr.}
274-277A new continuous solvent extractor for oleaginous substancesCharles T. Smith
278-279A study of some of the properties of silver soapsPaul N. Cheremisinoff
279-284AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Stuart A. Harrison, E. H. McMullen and Lenore Petchaft
18To hold short course on soaps next year
18Program Committee is at Work for Chicago Meeting in October
21Experts give 28 papers in New OrleansR. J. Vander Wal
26Emeritus class of membership approved
27-29Presidential addressJ. R. Mays {jrJr.}

Volume 28, Number 7 / July 1951

285-289Analysis of fat acid oxidation products by countercurrent distribution methods. III. Methyl linolenateJ. Fugger, J. A. Cannon, K. T. Zilch and H. J. Dutton
289Report of the Referee Board, 1950–1951R. R. King, J. P. Harris, J. R. May, A. S. Richardson and R. W. Bates
290-291Report of the Smalley Foundation Committee, 1950–1951R. W. Bates, S. W. Gloyer, R. W. Bates, R. W. Bartlett and R. R. Haire, et al.
292-294An investigation of the oil from the seed of sebastiana lingustrinaD. P. Hanks and W. M. Potts
294-299Properties of some newly developed nonionic detergentsThomas H. Vaughn, H. R. Suter, Lester G. Lundsted and M. G. Kramer
299-300Drying oils from xylitolH. M. Teeter, E. W. Bell and J. C. Cowan
301-304Determination of hexachlorophene content of soaps using ferric chloride reagentHarry L. Larson
304-306The chronic toxicity of lauryl gallateShannon C. Allen and Floyd DeEds
307-310A colorimetric method for determining small amounts of trichloroethylene in vegetable oilsI. Eisdorfer and V. C. Mehlenbacher
310-313Solvent extraction for the oil mill superintendentKeator McCubbin
313-317Studies of the spectral characteristics of alkali-isomerized autoxidized fatty acidsOrville S. Privett and W. O. Lundberg
317-319Detergency properties of sodium carboxymethyl cellulose-soap-builder systemsT. H. Vaughn and M. G. Kramer
320-324AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, E. H. McMullen, Stuart A. Harrison and Lenore Petchaft
4-26Official and tentative methodsT. H. Hopper
18Arrange two field trips for post-convention day
23Referee chemists 1951–1952

Volume 28, Number 8 / August 1951

325-327Surface tension determinations of some saturated fat acid methyl estersC. S. Nevin, P. M. Althouse and H. O. Triebold
328-331Fractionation of linseed phosphatidesT. A. McGuire and F. R. Earle
331-335Report of the spectroscopy committee, 1951B. A. Brice, R. T. O’Connor, A. L. Lingard, F. R. Senti and R. C. Stillman
335-338Evaluation of safflowerseed oil in edible fat productsP. Soltoft and F. G. Dollear
339-341Relative hydrogenation rates of normal and conjugated linolenic and linoleic acid glyceridesS. W. Thompson
342-343Dilatometric investigations of fats. V. volume changes associated with the polymorphism and melting of monostearinW. S. Singleton and E. J. Vicknair
344-346Prepilot plant method for crystallizing fats and greases in drumsJames Cording and Alfred Shaines
346-347Spectrochemical determination of iron and copper in commercial oilsE. H. Melvin and J. E. Hawley
348-351Cottonseed oil extraction with normal hexane and methylpentanesA. L. Ayers and C. R. Scott
352-353Storage of gossypolCatherine Hall Pominski, Leah E. Castillon, Patricia Von Der Haar, Lawrence E. Brown and Hilton Damare
353Report of the refining committee, 1950–51E. M. James
354-356Safflower oil in alkyd resins and treated oilsC. D. Thurmond, A. R. Hempel and P. E. Marling
356-359Correlation of vegetable oil-hexane solution vapor pressuresAllen S. Smith
360-361Vapor pressure of hexane-soybean oil solutions at high solvent concentrationsAllen S. Smith and Bernard Florence
361-363Solidification point curves of binary acid mixtures. VII. Undecanoic to pentacosanoic acidsH. A. Schuette, R. M. Christenson, Unnsteinn H. Stefansson, Sallie A. Fisher and H. A. Vogel, et al.
363-367Possibilities in photosynthetic methods for production of oils and proteinsHarold W. Milner
367-372AbstractsDon Whyte
4A. O. C. S. Commentary: The institute of oil seed technology at the A.&M. college of texasJ. D. Lindsay
18-19Excellent supply of papers ensures success of meeting
20-22Set up 1951–52 committees
24-25New booksJ. C. Konen, R. T. Milner, J. C. Cowan, R. D. Oilar and A. W. Weitkamp
26Announce smalley samples
26-29New members
30-32New literature

Volume 28, Number 9 / September 1951

373-374Trace metals in cottonseed kernelsDorothy C. Heinzelman and Robert T. O'Connor
375-376The accuracy of ester fractionation analysis of butterfatR. P. Hansen
376Properties of some newly developed nonionic detergentsVaughn, Suter, Lunsted and Kramer
377-380Improved process for re-refining cottonseed oil for the removal of color bodiesGeorge C. Cavanagh
380-382Report of the Seed and Meal Analysis Committee, 1950–1951T. C. Law, Paul D. Cretien, M. L. Hartwig, L. R. Brown and R. E. Anderson, et al.
382-385Buckwheat leaf meal fat. I. Its physical and chemical characteristics and the constituents of the water-soluble and unsaponifiable fractions of the saponified fatCharles F. Krewson and James F. Couch
386-390The comparative nutritive value of mono-, Di-, and triglyceridesF. H. Mattson, F. J. Baur and L. W. Beck
390Controlling the halogen ratio in hanus or wijs solutionsHomero D. Simoes Lopes
391-393Compounds producing the kreis color reaction with particular reference to oxidized milk fatStuart Patton, Mark Keeney and George W. Kurtz
393-395The centrifugal acetone foots test applied to crude soybean oil. I. rapid estimation of phosphatide contentEgbert Freyer and Victor Shelburne
396-399Pilot extraction studies. Evaluation of defatted yeast and yeast fatJ. F. Brasch
399-404Advances in protective coating chemistry: Fatty acids, polymerization, end productsHarold Wittcoff
405Note on the linoleic acid-tocopherol relationship in fats and oilsEdwin L. Hove and Philip L. Harris
406-412AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, R. A. Reiners, E. H. McMullen and Stuart A. Harrison, et al.
4Relationship of the N.C.P.A. to the A.O.C.S.E. R. Barrow
18Economics of oils and fats to be opening paper at meeting
22Complete committees
28-29New booksG. N. Bollenback, Carl C. Georgian and Norris Embree

Volume 28, Number 10 / October 1951

413-416The determination of the oil content of ground tung fruitSeymour G. Gilbert and Clare M. Gropp
416-420Syntheses of cis- and trans-7- and 8-octadecenoic acids: Comparison of the properties of cis- and trans-6-, 7-, 8-, 9-, and 11-octadecenoic acidsSalvatore A. Fusari, K. W. Greenlee and J. B. Brown
420-426Modification of vegetable oils. XI. The formation of trans isomers during the hydrogenation of methyl oleate and trioleinR. O. Feuge, M. B. Pepper, R. T. O’Connor and Elsie T. Field
426-429Viscosity of potassium soap-potassium silicate mixturesRobert W. Spencer
429-432Bleaching of cottonseed oil in hexaneR. O. Feuge and H. J. Janssen
433-436Dihydroquercetin as an antioxidantE. F. Kurth and Frank L. Chan
436-438Viscosity of cottonseed meal dispersionsJoseph T. Hogan and Jett C. Arthur
438-440Better oil from new or old deodorizersF. B. White
441-444An azeotropic extraction process for complete solvent rendering raw tissuesEzra Levin and Frank Lerman
444-446Reactions of some gossypol-like pigments with aniline and
446-452AbstractsDon Whyte
4A. O. C. S. Commentary relationship of the N.S.P.A. to the A.O.C.S.H. S. Mitchell
18Concurrent sessions to mark technical program of 54 papers
18-20New members
21-25New booksG. T. Carlin, H. C. Black, K. S. Markley, J. B. Brown and John P. Harris, et al.
25Coast chemists to meetJ. A. Kneeland, W. C. Wood and E. B. Kester
26-28New Literature

Volume 28, Number 11 / November 1951

453-455The current economic situation as related to fats and oilsGeorge L. Prichard
456-459Fatty acid esters of polyvinyl alcoholA. E. Rheineck
459-461Spectrophotometric studies of the composition of lespedeza seed oilRichard H. Wiley, A. W. Cagle and Phil H. Wilken
461-466Studies of waxes. III. The alcohols of carnauba waxK. E. Murray and R. Schoenfeld
466-468Heat polymerization of safflower oilW. F. Rhoades and A. J. Da Valle
468-472The effect of screw-press and hydraulic-press processing conditions on pigment glands in cottonseedD. M. Batson, F. H. Thurber and A. M. Altschul
472-475Pigments of cottonseed. IV. Gossypurpurin, a purple pigment related to gossypolCatherine Hall Pominski, Charlotte Boatner Miller, Patricia Von Der Haar, Robert T. O’Connor and Leah E. Castillon, et al.
475-477Antioxidants in aqueous fat systemsBarbara T. Lehmann and Betty M. Watts
478-479Susceptibility of types of peanuts to rancidity developmentT. A. Pickett and K. T. Holley
480-483The determination of vitamin a in margarineJ. Boldingh and J. R. Drost
483-487Phase relations pertaining to the solvent winterization of cottonseed oil in hexane and in acetone-hexane mixturesRichard E. Boucher and Evald L. Skau
487-492Oils and fats
4A. O. C. S. commentary: Official supplies of the societyJ. T. R. Andrews
22Registration of 584 marks 25th fall meeting in Chicago
22Board transacts business
22New literature
24-26Variety of subjects marks 25th fall meeting in chciagoR. J. Vander Wal and L. A. Van Akkeren
27Journal editor receives Normann award from DGF
28Glycerine cooperative samples for analysisR. W. Bates, W. D. Pohle, E. M. James and C. P. Long
29James addresses NE OCSF. G. Shea
29-32New members
33Felix Paquin diesG. Worthen Agee, E. R. Barrow and T. C. Law
33-34New literature
35-40New booksFrank L. Jackson, C. M. Loane, D. E. Whyte, Don S. Dolley and Felix Haurowitz, et al.
40Sorensen named to board
40Meetings

Volume 28, Number 12 / December 1951

4-17The Independent LaboratoryFoster Dee Snell
493-495The antioxidant behavior of the isomers of butylated hydroxyanisoleL. R. Dugan, Eugenia Hoffert, Grace P. Blumer, Irene Dabkiewicz and H. R. Kraybill
496-498Some observations on the polymerization of styrene in the presence of oilsL. B. Falkenburg, W. H. Hill and Hans Wolff
498-501Reactions of fatty materials with oxygen. IX. Analytical study of the autoxidation of methyl oleateH. B. Knight, Joseph E. Coleman and Daniel Swern
501-504Phase relations pertaining to the solvent winterization of peanut oil in acetone-hexane mixturesRichard E. Boucher and Evald L. Skau
505-507Isolation of eicosapentaenoic and docosapentaenoic acids from natural sources as their methyl esters by adsorption and distillation techniquesS. F. Herb, Lee P. Witnauer and R. W. Riemenschneider
508-512Processing variables in peanut protein preparationJ. Pominski, E. J. Laborde, V. O. Cirino and H. L. E. Vix
512-513The hydrogen value—Refractivity relationship of unsaturated fatty acids of natural originF. A. Vandenheuvel and E. H. Farmer
513-516Lye-dipping for the removal of objectionable skin color from various grades of shelled Spanish peanutsJ. Jominski, E. J. McCourtney, M. F. Stansbury, E. L. D’Aquin and H. L. E. Vix
516-517Determination of moisture and oil in sesame seedS. M. Stark and Carroll L. Hoffpauir
518-521A laboratory method for studying basket-type extractionR. A. Reiners, M. S. Sniegowski and A. R. Baldwin
521-522A note on the preparation of methyl esters of fatty acidsC. G. Youngs and B. M. Craig
522-524Canadian erucic acid oils. VIII. Component fatty acids of the oil from weed seed screenings, largely charlockW. H. Hoffman, A. Zuckerman and N. H. Grace
524-528AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, E. H. McMullen, Stuart A. Harrison and Lenore Petchaft
19Reports on D.G.F. MeetingAugust F. Gehrke
22Edible vegetable oil resources of Pakistan and prospects of their development by modern methodsN. A. Khan

Volume 29, Number 1 / January 1952

4-27The A.O.S.C.--InternationalA. R. Baldwin
1-4A comparative evaluation of several antioxidants in edible fatsR. N. Moore and W. G. Bickford
4-7Buckwheat leaf meal fat. II. Composition of the fatty acidsCharles F. Krewson
7-11Polymerization of styrene in the presence of fatty acid methyl estersL. B. Falkenburg, W. H. Hill and Hans Wolff
11-14Modification of vegetable oils. XII. Plasticity of some aceto derivatives of monostearinR. O. Feuge, E. J. Vicknair and N. V. Lovegren
14-16Effect of winterization on the composition and stability of cottonseed oilC. H. Mack, R. N. Moore and W. G. Bickford
16-18Cottonseed and peanut meal glues. Resistance of plywood bonds to chemical reagentsJoseph T. Hogan and Jett C. Arthur
18-22Fatty acid amides. IV. Reaction of fats with ammonia and aminesEdward T. Roe, Jeanne M. Stutzman, John T. Scanlan and Daniel Swern
23-28Spaced spiral weave metallic cloth as a column packing material for stripping soybean oilLionel K. Arnold and Robert D. Ingebo
28-32The effect of trichloroethylene in the hydrogenation of soybean and cottonseed oilsF. A. Norris, K. F. Mattil and W. J. Lehmann
32-40AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, Stuart A. Harrison, Lenore Petchaft and E. H. McMullen
19Soap short course set for July 1952
28-29Announce committees for April Meeting in Houston

Volume 29, Number 2 / February 1952

41-43Pilot plant desolventization of fine cottonseed mealA. V. Graci, H. K. Gardner, A. F. Cucullu, A. J. Crovetto and J. J. Spadaro, et al.
43A note on a sensitive detector for trichloroethyleneProcter Thomson
44-46Trans-octadecenoic acid content of beef fat. Isolation of elaidic acid from oleo oilDaniel Swern, H. B. Knight and C. Roland Eddy
47-48Report of the Uniform Methods Committee—1951J. T. R. Andrews
48-51Pre-treatment of peanut kernels for effective skin removalJ. Pominski, E. L. D'Aquin, L. J. Molaison, E. J. McCourtney and H. L. E. Vix
51-53Pyrogallol derivatives as antioxidants for caroteneE. M. Bickoff, G. M. Coppinger, A. L. Livingston and Tod W. Campbell
53-55Relation between fatty acid composition and iodine value of cottonseed oilMack F. Stansbury and Carroll L. Hoffpauir
56-59A laboratory apparatus for determining the rate of extraction of oil from oil-bearing materialsS. P. Clark and A. Cecil Wamble
59-61The glycerolysis of fat in tertiary aromatic nitrogeneous bases to increase monoglyceride yieldKarl F. Mattil and Rex J. Sims
61-65The flavor problem of soybean oil. x. Effects of processing on metallic content of soybean oilC. D. Evans, Patricia M. Cooney, Helen A. Moser, J. E. Hawley and E. H. Melvin
65-71Re-refining cottonseed oil at high rates of shearJ. G. Kroonen and R. O. Feuge
71-73Solvent extraction of cottonseed and peanut oils. IX. Determination of fines in miscellaA. V. Graci, A. J. Crovetto, J. S. Parker and C. G. Reuther
74-80AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, E. H. McMullen, Stuart A. Harrison and Lenore Petchaft
A4The annual review of the literature on fats, oils, and soapsM. M. Piskur
A16Houston prepares welcome for 43rd Spring Meeting
A16-A17Announce tentative outline for soap short course in July

Volume 29, Number 3 / March 1952

4Texas welcomes you
81-87Improvements in the simple distillation of fatty acids by continuous methodsRalph W. Berger
88-94A comparison of five commercial solvents for extraction of cottonseedP. H. Eaves, L. J. Molaison, C. L. Black, A. J. Crovetto and E. L. D'Aquin
94-97Melting points and solubilities of ternary mixtures containing oleic acidErnest Schlenker
97-99A procedure for the determination of total unsaturation in the products of
99-103A comparison of several methods for determination of non-oil constituents of raw linseed oilJ. N. Shaw, J. W. Garrett and S. O. Sorensen
104-108Estimation of vitamin A in margarine. I. Collaborative study of assay methods for estimating the potency of the vitamin A concentratesDaniel Melnick, Frederick H. Luckmann and Hans W. Vahlteich
109-110A note on some physical properties of the animal tallows and their glyceride compositionA. R. S. Kartha
110-113Detergency evaluation. III. Adjustment of Terg-O-Tometer and launderometer wash test methods to produce comparable soil removal dataJay C. Harris
114-115The nature of Smit's linoleic acid isomer. 8t, 10t-Octadecadienoic acidJ. D. von Mikusch
115-120AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, Lenore Petchaft, E. H. McMullen and Stuart A. Harrison
22-25Houston arranges exciting programHouton Committee
26-27Name candidates for 1952–53 terms
28Four plants to welcome short course students
301951 revisions now avaible

Volume 29, Number 4 / April 1952

121-126Estimation of vitamin a in margarine. II. Laboratory control procedures in assaying uncolored margarineFrederick H. Luckmann, Daniel Melnick and Hans W. Vahlteich
126-128Iodine number determinations by dead-stop titrimetryJ. A. Duke and J. A. Maselli
128-133Dilatometric studies of pure triglycerides and mixturesB. M. Craig, W. O. Lundberg and W. F. Geddes
133-136Sweetwater deionization on a plant scaleW. F. Rahles, A. C. Reents and D. M. Stromquist
136-148Annual review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. Part I
149-151Dilatometric investigations of fats. VI. Melting dilation as a function of chain length in fatty acids and their glyceryl estersW. S. Singleton and Audrey T. Gros
151-153Biochemical studies on vitamin A. X. A nutritional investigation of synthetic vitamin A in margarineStanley R. Ames, Marion I. Ludwig, William J. Swanson and Philip L. Harris
153-155Effect of over-cooking of cottonseed meats on quality of mealJohn W. Dunning and Robert J. Terstage
155-157Thermal properties of fats and oils. VIII. Specific heats, heats of fusion, and entropy of alpha and beta tung oilsT. L. Ward, W. S. Singleton and R. W. Planck
158-161The deposition of lime soap on fabrics during washingD. C. Knowles, Julian Berch and Anthony M. Schwartz
161-162The composition of fat from icterus swineL. R. Dugan, Marjorie Petheram and H. R. Kraybill
162-168AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, E. H. McMullen, Stuart A. Harrison and Lenore Petchaft
A4National Paint, Varnish, and Lacquer AssociationFrancis Scofield
A18-A19Houston will present 45 papers in concurrent sessions
A19Announce names of four short course speakers

Volume 29, Number 5 / May 1952

169-170Note on the synthesis of symmetrical triglyceridesB. M. Craig, W. O. Lundberg and W. F. Geddes
170-174Protein denaturation in soybean meal during processingPaul A. Belter and Allan K. Smith
174-177Estimation of vitamin a in margarine. III. Migration of lecithin from the oil to the aqueous phase and its effect on the spectrophotometric blankFrederick H. Luckmann, Chester M. Gooding and Daniel Melnick
177-180Wesson loss as a measure of the degree of refiningL. Hartman and Margaret D. L. White
180-197Annual review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. Part II
197Rapid test for trichloroethylene in vegetable oils. Modified Beilstein testE. M. Sallee
198-201Synthetic detergents from animal fats. Disodium alpha-sulfopalmitate and sodium oleyl sulfateA. J. Stirton, J. K. Weil, Anna A. Stawitzke and S. James
202-207Surfactants and detergents from sulfated N-alkyl-gluconamidesC. L. Mehltretter, M. S. Furry, R. L. Mellies and J. C. Rankin
207-212Abstracts
4A.O.C.S. Commentary adult educationFoster Dee Snell
20-21Complete strong program for July short course
22-23E. M. James named president, Procter Thomson, vice president
24New members
24De Laval names Moore
24Will publish symposium number
30People and products
32New literature
32-33New booksGeorge T. Carlin, Joseph T. Hogan and J. T. R. Andrews

Volume 29, Number 6 / June 1952

a4The Northeast Oil Chemists' SocietyF. G. Shea
a13Seen in Houston→
a17Shamrock hotel exhibits→
a25The story behind the Smalley awards
a26Registrations flowing in for 1952 short course
a27Cincinnati calls for papers
a28Governing board announces actions
a28-a30Houston technical papers are of great interest
a31-a35Houston meeting proves to be a great success
a36-a40Presidential addressA. E. Bailey
a40-a42Society pays tribute to first presidentG. Worthen Agee
213-218A study of extraction rates for cottonseed and soybean flakes using n-hexane and various alcohol-hexane mixturesA. L. Ayers and C. R. Scott
218-219The relationship between the greying of textiles and the frictional electricity generated in organic solvent systemsGeorge E. F. Brewer
220-224Influence of condition of seed on the spectral properties of crude and processed hydraulic cottonseed oilsR. T. O'Connor, C. H. Pominski, D. C. Heinzelman, Hilda Howell and Patricia von der Haar
225-226Report of the Smalley Foundation Committee, 1951–1952Smalley Foundation Committee, R. T. Doughtie, W. C. Ault, A. S. Richardson and R. W. Bates, et al.
227-228Determination of the total unsaturation of tung oil by catalytic hydrogenationF. C. Pack, R. W. Planck and F. G. Dollear
229-234Isomers of linoleic acid. Infrared and ultraviolet properties of methyl estersJohn E. Jackson, Raymond F. Paschke, Wesley Tolberg, Harold M. Boyd and Donald H. Wheeler
234The deposition of lime soap on fabrics during washingD. C. Knowles, Julian Berch and Anthony M. Schwartz
235-239Solexol fractionation of menhaden oilN. L. Dickinson and J. M. Meyers
240-243Nonionic surfactants derived from a new hydrophobic baseThomas H. Vaughn, Donald R. Jackson and Lester G. Lundsted
243Report of the referee boardR. R. King, J. R. Mays, A. S. Richardson, A. E. Bailey and R. W. Bates
244-246Preparation of methyl linoleate hydroperoxideK. T. Zilch, H. J. Dutton and J. C. Cowan
246-252AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, Stuart A. Harrison, E. H. McMullen and Lenore Petchaft

Volume 29, Number 7 / July 1952

253-257Trends in the oilseed industryWarren H. Goss
258-261A rapid dielectric method for determining the oil content of soybeansW. Haward Hunt, M. H. Neustadt, Joe R. Hart and Lawrence Zeleny
261-270The isolation of monoglycerides from lard and from breadN. H. Kuhrt, E. A. Welch, W. P. Blum, E. S. Perry and W. H. Weber
271-278Isolation and identification of monoglycerides in the intestinal contents of humansN. H. Kuhrt, E. A. Welch, W. P. Blum, E. S. Perry and W. H. Weber, et al.
279-287Standardization of spectrophotometric methods for determination of polyunsaturated fatty acids using pure natural acidsB. A. Brice, M. L. Swain, S. F. Herb, P. L. Nichols and R. W. Riemenschneider
287-291The chemistry of polymerized oils. I. Characteristics of some pilchard stand oil fractionsF. J. Joubert and Donald A. Sutton
292-293A further study of the tetrabromide method of estimating linoleic acid in fatty acid mixtures with pentane and heptane as solventsMary F. White and J. B. Brown
293-298Carbohydrate constituents of soybean “lecithin”C. R. Scholfield, Herbert J. Dutton and Robert J. Dimler
298-300Study of carcass fats of beef animals. I. The composition of beef brisket fatL. R. Dugan, J. E. Maroney and Marjorie Petheram
300A dual purpose extractorH. J. Lips
301-308AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, Stuart A. Harrison, E. H. McMullen and Lenore Petchaft
A4Cincinnati welcomes you to the 26th Fall MeetingN. A. Ruston
A18Cincinnati plans for fine Meeting in OctoberA. K. Presnell
A19Rutgers is scene this month for short course

Volume 29, Number 8 / August 1952

4The abstract section of the Journal of the A. O. C. S.Donald E. Whyte
309-312Peptization of soybean meal protein. Effect of method of dispersion and age of beansAllan K. Smith, Paul A. Belter and Vernon L. Johnsen
313-317Surface and interfacial tensions, viscosities, and other physical properties of some n-aliphatic acids and their methyl and ethyl estersAudrey T. Gros and R. O. Feuge
318-320The purification of glycerin by ion-exchangeG. W. Busby and D. E. Grosvenor
321-330Estimation of vitamin A in margarine. IV. Assay procedures for yellow margarine made with and without caroteneFrederick H. Luckmann, Daniel Melnick and Hans W. Vahlteich
331-333Polymerization of drying oils. VI. Catalytic polymerization of fatty acids and esters with boron trifluoride and hydrogen fluorideC. B. Croston, I. L. Tubb, J. C. Cowan and H. M. Teeter
334-338The fatty acid content of meat and poultry before and after cookingIrene C. L. Chang and Betty M. Watts
339-341Removal of gossypol from cottonseed by solvent extraction proceduresJ. M. Dechary, R. P. Kupperman, F. H. Thurber and A. M. Altschul
342-344The determination of rosin in fatty acidsRichard Herrlinger and Gerald M. Compeau
345-347Fractionation of soybean phosphatides with isopropyl alcoholTurid Wik, C. R. Scholfield and J. C. Cowan
347-350Variations in the chemical, physical, and organoleptic properties of soybean oil hydrogenated under widely varying conditionsRex J. Sims
350-356AbstractsDon Whyte, R. A. Reiners, Stuart A. Harrison, E. H. McMullen and Lenore Petchaft
18Announce exhibitors for cincinnati meeting in fall
18Back issues needed
19-20Summarize papers on soaps and detergentsR. A. Reiners
20-22Announce smalley check samples of the American Oil Chemists' SocietyR. W. Bates
23-26Appoints more committees

Volume 29, Number 9 / September 1952

4-20The oil chemist and food technologyCharles N. Frey
357-362The effect of mole ratio distribution on the physical properties of a polyoxyethylated alkylphenolR. L. Mayhew and R. C. Hyatt
362-366Industrial fat splittingLucio Lascaray
367-370Reactions of tertiary butyl hypochlorite with vegetable oils and their derivatives. V. Dechlorination of chlorinated soybean oil with aqueous solutions of saltsH. M. Teeter and R. A. Myren
370-372Estimation of skin content of peanut meals and relative skin pigment content of isolated proteinsMack F. Stansbury and Carroll L. Hoffpauir
372-377Volatile cleavage products of autoxidized soybean oilF. K. Kawahara and H. J. Dutton
378-379The fatty acid content of selected foods before and after cookingIrene C. L. Chang, Li Ing Yang Tchen and Betty M. Watts
380-382The semi-continuous deodorization of oils in all-glass equipmentR. R. Allen, L. A. Van Akkeren and R. J. Vander Wal
382-385Phase relations in the solvent winterization of molecularly rearranged peanut oil and cottonseed oilRichard E. Boucher and Evald L. Skau
386-391Measurement of foam consistencyG. V. Scott and W. E. Thompson
391-400AbstractsE. S. Lutton, R. A. Reiners, Stuart A. Harrison, E. F. Guttenberg and Lenore Petchaft
A18Fall meeting speakers will include two from overseas
A19Lutton to edit abstracts
A19Convention callE. M. James and T. H. Hopper

Volume 29, Number 10 / October 1952

4-22A British view of the American coating industryC. G. Heywood
401-402Reactions of tertiary butyl hypochlorite with vegetable oils and their derivatives. VII. Partial chlorination of soybean oilH. M. Teeter, E. W. Bell and L. C. Woods
403-408The centrifugal acetone foots test applied to crude soybean oil. II. Rapid method compared with other measures of phosphatides content and refining lossEgbert Freyer and Victor Shelburne
408-409Notes on the centrifugal foots test applied to crude cottonseed oilEgbert Freyer and V. B. Shelburne
409-412Photometric determination of esterase in animal or plant tissues and in microorganismsArnulf Purr
412-414A method for the quantitative determination of relative wear of soap barsE. B. Masters
414-416The iodine number of lanolinP. W. Punnett and A. Rebarber
416-420The aliphatic alcohols of wool wax. V. Studies in WaxesK. E. Murray and R. Schoenfeld
420Letter to the editorP. O. Powers
421-425Evaluation of extraction rate measurementsAllen S. Smith
425-427The determination of moisture in tung fruitRaiford L. Holmes, Jacob C. Minor and R. S. McKinney
428-430The conidendrols as inhibitors of oxidation and polymerizationC. H. Mack and W. G. Bickford
431-434Application of urea complexes in the purification of fatty acids, esters, and alcohols. I. Oleic acid from inedible animal fatsDaniel Swern and Winfred E. Parker
434-440AbstractsR. A. Reiners, E. S. Lutton, Stuart A. Harrison and Lenore Petchaft
A20Announce program details for Cincinnati Meeting

Volume 29, Number 11 / November 1952

441-443Fractionation of animal fat glycerides by crystallization from acetone. Am improved lard oilS. G. Morris, C. F. Gordon, N. Brenner, J. S. Meyers and R. W. Riemenschneider, et al.
444-445The analysis and characterization of the oil from the seed of citrullus vulgarisChung Min T-Sao and W. M. Potts
445-446Comparative evaluation of antioxidants for caroteneE. M. Bickoff, A. L. Livingston, Jack Guggolz and C. Ray Thompson
447-452Analysis of fat acid oxidation products by countercurrent distribution methods. IV. Methyl linoleateJoseph A. Cannon, Karl T. Zilch, Stanley C. Burket and Herbert J. Dutton
452-454Dilatometric investigations of fats. VII. Melting dilation and polymorphism of an alpha and beta tung oilW. S. Singleton, Robert T. O'Connor, Mildred Murray and F. C. Pack
455-456Phase relations in the solvent winterization of cottonseed oil in 85-15 acetone-hexane mixture at reduced holding-timesRichard E. Boucher and Evald L. Skau
456-461Influence of alkali concentration and other factors on the conjugation of natural polyunsaturated acids as determined by ultraviolet absorption measurementsS. F. Herb and R. W. Riemenschneider
461-466A study of the spectrophotometric method for polyunsaturated fatty acids in cottonseed oils and a comparison with chemical methodsR. T. O'Connor, M. F. Stansbury, H. G. Damaré and S. M. Stark
467-469Methyl alpha-D-glucoside drying oilsJohn P. Gibbons and Robert A. Janke
470-472Separation of phytin from oil seed protein floursDon S. Bolley and Ralph H. McCormack
472-480AbstractsE. S. Lutton, R. A. Reiners, Stuart A. Harrison, E. F. Guttenberg and Lenore Petchaft
481ForewordForster Dee Snell
481Address of welcomeMaurice A. Chaffee
482-485Raw materials for soap. Saturated and unsaturated fatsA. J. Stirton
485-489The pretreatment of soap stocksE. M. James
490-495Fat splitting and distillationV. J. Muckerheide
495-498Commercial uses of fatty acidsN. A. Ruston
498-500Evaluation at the consumer levelF. J. Schlink
500-505Soap by saponificationJ. W. McCutcheon
506-510Soaps from fatty acidsM. D. Reinish
511-520Glycerin production and refiningW. A. Peterson
521-525Soap finishingJohn W. Bodman
526-529Industrial uses of soap and synthetic detergentsW. A. McConlogue
529-534Builders for detergentsM. G. Kramer
535-540Performance desiderataA. E. King
541-545Soap packagingE. H. Balkema
546-551Specialty soapsE. L. Boley
552-553The competition of soaps and syndetsFoster Dee Snell
554-555Synthetic detergent raw materialsH. E. Bramston-Cook
556-560Sulfation and sulfonationM. H. Paulson
561-563Performance characteristicsLawrence H. Flett
564-572Dynamics of the soap industryRoy Peet
573-576The analysis of soapsR. C. Stillman
576-582Analysis of syndetsJohn A. Nevison
582-586Detergency evaluationJay C. Harris
586-590Some aspects of inventory control in the soap industryEdmund Ritchie
4Advertising: The sales catalystA. Ernest MacGee
18Nominating Ballots to be sent

Volume 29, Number 12 / December 1952

4-18Publications on fats and oilsJ. C. Cowan
591-593A shortening consistometerL. Clardy, W. D. Pohle and V. C. Mehlenbacher
593-596Component fatty acids of Indian shark liver oilsS. P. Pathak, C. V. Agarwal and S. S. Mathur
596-601Studies on lipolytic molds. Comparative study of lipases obtained from molds grown on oil seedsC. V. Ramakrishnan and B. N. Banerjee
601-604Fatty acid composition of hydrogenated linseed oilJohn Lie and Eirik Spillum
604-611Report of the Seed and Meal Analysis Committee, 1951–1952T. H. Hopper, E. C. Ainslie, L. R. Brown, F. R. Earle and E. B. Freyer, et al.
611-613Effects of heat on crude peat waxA. Sundgrén and Veikko T. Rauhala
614-615Application of urea complexes in the purification of fatty acids, esters, and alcohols. II. Oleic acid and methyl oleate from olive oilDaniel Swern and Winfred E. Parker
615The aliphatic alcohols of wool wax. V. Studies in WaxesK.E. Murray and R. Schoenfeld
616-619Problems encountered in the commercial utilization of frying fatsA. H. Goodman and Zenas Block
619-624Effect of heat on solvent-extracted soybean oil mealGeorge Burnet and Lionel K. Arnold
624-626Solvent extraction of oil from cottonseed prior to the removal of linters and treatment of the residue to effect separation of meal, hulls, and lintersS. P. Clark and A. Cecil Wamble
627-628High capacity expeller operationsJohn W. Dunning and H. P. Keahey
629-631A simple method for the improvement of the keeping quality of oils and fatsS. H. Bertram and G. M. Wynia
631-632The fatty acids of cottonmouth moccasin depot fatC. B. Pollard and Joseph McLaughlin
633-635Volatile cleavage products of autoxidized methyl linolenateF. K. Kawahara, H. J. Dutton and J. C. Cowan
635Detergency evaluationJay C. Harris
636-642AbstractsE. S. Lutton, R. A. Reiners, Sinitiro Kawamura, Stuart A. Harrison and E. F. Guttenberg, et al.
18With the exhibitors
21Cincinnati Meeting in Pictures
22Members will be asked to vote on local sections
24-26Report of Technical Sessions Fall Meeting, Cincinnati, 1952J. R. Chipault and W. O. Lundberg
40Announce tentative plans for 1953 short course in Texas

Volume 30, Number 1 / January 1953

4Cumulative index: 1917–52, the experience of 35 yearsA. R. Baldwin
1-5Detergency and foaming properties of the system alkylarylsulfonate-soap-sodium carboxymethyl celluloseThomas H. Vaughn, H. R. Suter and M. G. Kramer
5-7Application of urea complexes in the purification of fatty acids, esters, and alcohols. III. Concentrates of natural linoleic and linolenic acidsDaniel Swern and Winfred E. Parker
8-9Density-composition-temperature data for rice bran oil-commercial hexane miscellasFrank C. Magne, Rene L. Durr and Evald L. Skau
9-14Rice bran oil. VIII. Tank settlings from crude rice bran oil as a source of waxEdwin R. Cousins, S. P. Fore, H. J. Janssen and R. O. Feuge
14-17Solubilization of orange OT and dimethylaminoazobenzeneM. Wesley Rigg and Fred W. J. Liu
17-21Preparation of peroxide concentrates from autoxidied fatty acid estersO. S. Privett, W. O. Lundberg and Christense Nickell
21-25Alternative methods for dehydrating castor oilOliver Grummitt and Dean Marsh
25-27Studies of waxes. VI. The n-acids of carnauba waxK. E. Murray and R. Schoenfeld
28-32A preliminary study of the effect of moisture content, rolling, and cooking of cottonseed meats on the chemical properties of hydraulic-pressed mealsC. G. Reuther, M. F. H. LeBlanc, D. M. Batson and N. B. Knoepfler
32-34The detoxication of tung mealJordan G. Lee and James A. Watson
34-39The relative rates of destruction of propyl gallate and butylated hydroxyanisole in oxidizing lardJ. H. Mahon and R. A. Chapman
40-43Selective reduction of the unsaturated compounds
43Palatability changes in successive batches of doughnutsH. J. Lips and Elinor M. Hamilton
44-48AbstractsR. A. Reiners, E. S. Lutton, Stuart A. Harrison, E. F. Guttenberg and Lenore Petchaft
18-191953 A.O.C.S. short course
20Names committees for New Orleans MeetingC. L. Hoffpauir

Volume 30, Number 2 / February 1953

a4Fat and oil problems in south AmericaKlare S. Markley
49-53Fractional distillation of fatty acidsR. H. Potts and F. B. White
53-56The chemistry of polymerized oils. II. Dehydro-polymers of methyl linoleate and methyl stearateA. L. Clingman and Donald A. Sutton
56-58The solvent extraction of cottonseedR. P. Hutchins
59-61Displacement of the double bonds during hydrogenation of unsaturated fatty acid methyl estersC. Boelhouwer, J. Gerckens, Ong Tian Lie and H. I. Waterman
61-66Structure of hydroperoxides obtained from autoxidized methyl linoleateO. S. Privett, W. O. Lundberg, N. A. Khan, Wesley E. Tolberg and Donald H. Wheeler
66-70Low-temperature solvent fractionation of animal fats. Part I. Evaluation of anhydrous solvents for crystallization of white greaseJames Cording, Miles J. Willard, Paul W. Edwards and Roderick K. Eskew
70-74An improved procedure for the purification of gossypolW. H. King and F. H. Thurber
74-80Structure and aggregation in dilate solution of surface active agentsH. B. Klevens
81-83Preliminary studies on the application of certain chlorinated solvents to soybean oil extractionLionel K. Arnold and Robert M. Carvey
83-85Loss of oil in hulling tung fruit in the field and at the millR. S. McKinney, R. L. Holmes, J. C. Minor and G. F. Potter
85-88An inexpensive soap stock conversion plantHerman Levin and J. S. Swearingen
88-89Note on the use of calcium hydroxide in the preparation of peanut proteinJoseph Pominski and W. O. Gordon
89-96AbstractsE. S. Lutton, R. A. Reiners, Sinitiro Kawamura, R. a. Reiners and Stuart A. Harrison, et al.
a18Needs papers for New Orleans MeetingC. L. Hoffpauir
a19-a201952 Revisions will be published soon
a21Cottonseed laboratory feature at Texas A & M

Volume 30, Number 3 / March 1953

97-99Cis, trans isomerism of the eleostearate isomersR. F. Paschke, W. Tolberg and D. H. Wheeler
100-103Comparative viscosities of coconut oil liquid soapsRalf B. Trusler
103-104Methanolysis of triglycerides by an anion exchange resinHermann Schlenk and Ralph T. Holman
104-110A new alkali isomerization procedureF. A. Vandenheuvel and G. H. Richardson
111-113Low-temperature solvent fractionation of animal fats
114-117Peroxide catalyzed polymerization of styrene in pure fatty methyl estersS. A. Harrison and W. E. Tolberg
118-120The analysis and characterization of the oil from the seed ofCitrullus colocynthisA. M. Abu-Nasr and W. M. Potts
120-123Influence of variety and environment on the iodine value of cottonseed oilMack F. Stansbury, Carroll L. Hoffpauir and T. H. Hopper
123-124Determination of the methoxyl content of fatsR. R. Allen and R. J. Buswell
124-126Aceituno seed fatMario Lewy-van Séveren
126-128The hydrocarbons of ouricuri waxH. A. Schuette and M. Hanif Khan
128-132Gossypol material balance, denaturation of protein, and loss of thiamine in commercial processing of cottonseedWalter A. Pons, Mildred D. Murray, Marion F. H. LeBlanc and Leah E. Castillon
133-136AbstractsE. S. Lutton, R. A. Reiners, Stuart A. Harrison, E. F. Guttenberg and Lenore Petchaft
4-17The 1953 short course and our land grant collegesJ. D. Lindsay
18Offer balanced program at Nnew Orleans meetingC. L. Heffpauir
19Announce tentative program for 1953 short course in Texas
20-22Active members to vote on candidates for office

Volume 30, Number 4 / April 1953

137-139The rate of development of acidity in stored tung seeds and kernelsRaiford L. Holmes, Jacob C. Minor and Robert S. McKinney
139-143Pilot-plant application of filtration-extraction to rice branA. V. Graci, C. G. Reuther, P. H. Eaves, L. J. Molaison and J. J. Spadaro
143-147The flavor problem of soybean oil. XI. Phytic acid as an inactivating agent for trace metalsC. D. Evans, Patricia M. Cooney, Helen A. Moser and A. W. Schwab
147-153Steam stripping of lardI. W. Wolf and J. H. Rushton
153The chemistry of polymerized oils. II. Dehydropolymers of methyl linoleate and methyl stearateA. L. Clingman and D. A. Sutton
154-155Bauer mill operation and its effect on the percentage of oil found in soybeansF. I. Collins
156-159Antioxidant material from the Osage orange (Bois d'Arc) fruitJohn R. Clopton
159-162The effect of chlorophyll on the color and value of vegetable oilsR. C. Stillman
163-168The importance of chromaticity in the evaluation of whitenessHenry Hemmendinger and Joseph M. Lambert
168-169The intra-molecular hypothesis of stand oil formationDonald A. Sutton
169-176AbstractsE. S. Lutton, R. A. Reiners, Sinitiro Kawamura, Stuart A. Harrison and R. L. Broadhead, et al.
4-30New Orleans Spring MeetingsJ. J. Ganucheau
18-19To offer 28 papers at New Orleans MeetingC. L. Hoffpauir
20-21Name more speakers for 1953 short course
23-24Instituto de Oleos do Brasil

Volume 30, Number 5 / May 1953

a4-a21President's addressE. M. James
a18-a20Program shaping up well for texas short course
a21Thompson elected president, Morris to be vice president
177-182The flavor problem of soybean oil. XII. Nitrogen coordination compounds effective in edible oil stabilizationA. W. Schwab, Patricia M. Cooney, C. D. Evans and J. C. Cowan
182-186A method for the determination of linoleic acid and conjugated dienoic acids in materials containing eleostearic acidsR. T. O'Connor, D. C. Heinzelman, F. C. Pack and R. W. Planck
186-190On the glyceride composition of animal fatsO. T. Quimby, R. L. Wille and E. S. Lutton
190-193Some factors influencing foam stabilityC. R. Sporck
193-196Viscosities and solubilities of synthetic detergent mixtures containing soluble silicatesRaymond Getty and Newton McCready
197-212Report of the literature review committeeM. M. Piskur
213-216Characteristics of deodorized-polymerized oilsH. J. Lips, A. L. Promislow and N. H. Grace
216-218Effect of moisture on the rate of solvent extraction of soybeans and cottonseed meatsLionel K. Arnold and Dahyabhai J. Patel
219-224AbstractsE. S. Lutton, R. A. Reiners, Stuart A. Harrison, R. L. Broadhead and Lenore Petchaft

Volume 30, Number 6 / June 1953

225-227Determination of moisture, oil, and free fatty acids in castor beansRobert J. Demint, Alva F. Cucullu and Carroll L. Hoffpauir
228-246Annual review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. II. Report of the literature review committeeM. M. Piskur
246-249Iodine values of acidulated coconut oil soapstockS. R. Kuber and Wales H. Newby
249-251Boiling point-vapor pressure-composition relations for trichloroethylene-cottonseed oil miscellasLionel K. Arnold and Fu K. Liu
251-254The volatile decomposition products and the organoleptic characteristics of the oxidative polymers of ethyl linoleateS. S. Chang and F. A. Kummerow
255-259Suggested spectrophotometric methods for grading green soybean oilEugene H. Melvin, Duncan Macmillan and Frederic R. Senti
259-262Single number systems for the color of transparent objectsProcter Thomson
262-268AbstractsE. S. Lutton, R. A. Reiners, Sinitiro Kawamura, Stuart A. Harrison and Sinitiro Kawamura, et al.
a4Retiring treasurer comments on growth of SocietyJ. J. Vollertsen and C. E. Morris
a16Research neededGeorge L. Prichard
a18Obituary
a19People and products
a21Begin work on Chicago Meeting in November
a22Announce final program for texas short course
a23Local sections approved by active members of Society
a24New Orleans provided social sparkle for all
a26Report of the golf tournament
a26-a27Honored in New Orleans
a28Philadelphia chosen by board for 1955 Meeting
a29-a32Mix business and pleasure at New Orleans Meeting in May
a40Obituary

Volume 30, Number 7 / July 1953

4-15Fats and oils in New ZealandF. B. Shorland
269-271The acetoglycerides as plasticizers for vinyl resinFrank C. Magne and Robert R. Mod
271-273Tall oil studies. I. Effect of chain length and composition on detergency of built polyethenoxy tallatesE. M. Stoltz, A. T. Ballun, H. J. Ferlin and J. V. Karabinos
273-278Application of tracer techniques to studies on autoxidation reactionsN. A. Khan
278-280Report of the Smalley Committee, 1952–53J. L. Trauth, Dan L. Henry, J. E. Maroney, C. D. Leavitt and K. Fink, et al.
280-282The glyceride structure of natural fats. I. A technique for the quantitative determination of glyceride types in natural fatsA. R. S. Kartha
283-287Modification of vegetable oils. XIII. Some additional properties of acetostearin productsR. O. Feuge, E. J. Vicknair and N. V. Lovegren
288-291Phase equilibrium data pertaining to the extraction of cottonseed oil with ethanol and 2-propanolFrank C. Magne and Evald L. Skau
291-298The compositions of some unhydrolyzed naturally occurring waxes, calculated using functional group analysis and fractionation by molecular distillation, with a note on the saponification of carnauba wax and the composition of the resulting fractionsThomas Wagner Findley and J. B. Brown
298-301Factors affecting the stability of crude oils of 16 varieties of peanutsSara P. Fore, Nelle J. Morris, C. H. Mack, A. F. Freeman and W. G. Bickford
301Report of Cellulose Yield Committee, 1952–53E. C. Ainslie, W. S. Hude, R. E. Knipple, P. D. Cretien and E. H. Tenent, et al.
301Report of the Referee Board, 1952–53R. R. King, J. R. Mays, A. S. Richardson, E. M. James and R. W. Bates
302-308AbstractsE. S. Lutton, R. A. Reiners, Sinitiro Kawamura, Stuart A. Harrison and R. L. Broadhead, et al.
16-17Fifth short course will open July 27
17American Oil Chemists’ Society smalley check samplesR. W. Bates
18-19Strong program predicted for Chicago as work begins
19Official referee chemists, 1953–54 American Oil Chemists’ Society
22President names committees
24Report of the Journal CommitteeA. R. Baldwin

Volume 30, Number 8 / August 1953

309-313Caranday—A source of palm waxKlare S. Markley
313-316A survey of institutions which offer training in fat and oil technology in the United StatesF. A. Kummerow
316Iodine values of acidulated coconut oil soapstockJ. Jakobsen
317-320Volatile decomposition products of the oxidative polymers of ethyl linolenateOgden C. Johnson, S. S. Chang and F. A. Kummerow
320-325Modification of vegetable oils. XIV. Properties of aceto-oleinsR. O. Feuge, Audrey T. Gros and E. J. Vicknair
325Letter to the editorMykola Zajcew
326-329The glyceride structure of natural fats. II. The rule of glyceride type distribution of natural fatsA. R. S. Kartha
329-331Sesame oil. X1. The stability of vitamin A in sesame oil and in margarine stock containing sesame oilMildred D. Murray, Robert T. O'Connor, C. Carlos Suarez and W. G. Bickford
331-335Solubility and swelling of metallic ricinoleates in solventsT. C. Patton and William Lindlaw
335-337Determination of moisture in peanut butterM. B. Pepper and A. F. Freeman
337-339The chemical utilization of fats and oils. I. Preparation of aralkyl ketones and hydrocarbonsR. D. Englert, R. M. Silverstein and L. M. Richards
339-341Improvements in the rapid refractometric method of determining the oil content of olivesSocrates A. Kaloyereas and William V. Cruess
341-348AbstractsE. S. Lutton, R. A. Reiners, Ralph W. Planck, Stuart A. Harrison and R. L. Broadhead, et al.
a4A step forwardErnest B. Kester
a18Full report of short course to appear in September issue
a18Drying oil papers to have one session
a19Chicago to be host November 2–4
a20Report of the Membership Committee 1952–53G. C. Henry, A. F. Kapecki, E. B. Kester, J. C. Konnen and G. A. O'Hare, et al.
a25Obituaries
a26-a27More committees named
a28New booksR. A. Reiners, F. W. Quackenbush, R. C. Stillman and Carroll L. Hoffpauir

Volume 30, Number 9 / September 1953

349-350Effect of temperature on the twitchell fat splitting process and its catalystsL. Hartman
350-352The chemical utilization of fats and oils. II. A new reaction of glyceridesR. M. Silverstein, R. D. Englert and L. M. Richards
352-355Report of the Spectroscopy Committee—1952–1953M. W. Formo, S. Goldwasser, A. L. Lingard, R. T. O'Connor and R. C. Stillman
355-358Acetylenic compounds. I. The dehydrohalogenation reactions by sodamide in liquid ammonia and preparation of some mono-acetylenic substances and their derivativesN. A. Khan
358-360Supply and consumption of oils and fatsR. A. Duncan
360-365Esters of polyallyl alcohols as protective coating vehiclesR. P. Cox, R. D. Jerabek and J. C. Konen
365-368The pigmentation of “red” cottonseed oilsCatherine Hall Pominski, Patricia von der Haar, Robert T. O'Connor and W. T. Coleman
368-371Binary freezing-point diagrams for alpha- and beta-eleostearic acids with each other and with acetamideRobert R. Mod, Evald L. Skau and Ralph W. Planck
371-376Flavor reversion in soybean oil. VII. The autoxidation of isolinoleic acidJ. B. Harrison and B. F. Daubert
376-381The infrared spectra and the structural relationships between alpha- and beta-eleostearic acids and their maleic anhydride adductsW. G. Bickford, e. F. DuPré, C. H. Mack and R. T. O'Connor
382Letter to the editorJ. G. Kane
382-392AbstractsE. S. Lutton, Ralph W. Planck, Dorothy M. Rathmann, Sinitiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
4History of the Fat Analysis CommitteeV. C. Mehlenbacher
18Program for Chicago begins to take shape
19Notables gather for tucker opening
20-21Success marks 1953 short course at Texas A. M. CollegeW. D. Harris
24Complete Committee AppointmentsProcter Thomson

Volume 30, Number 10 / October 1953

393-396The extraction of wheat germs, milkweed seeds, and cottonseed by trichloroethyleneLionel K. Arnold, Orland R. Sweeney and Ross F. Russell
396-398Composition of castor oil by optical activityDon S. Bolley
399-403Observations on the determination of lodine value with pyridine sulfate dibromideH. J. Lips
403-407The isolation and characterication of the polymers formed during the autoxidation of ethyl linoleateS. S. Chang and F. A. Kummerow
408-410Factors influencing the determination of the acetone insolubles of commercial lecithinsH. R. Stopper, B. A. Saffer and S. T. Bauer
410-413Formation of trans isomers during the hydrogenation of glyceride oilsRex J. Sims and Lee Hilfman
413-417The flavor problem of soybean oil. XIII. Sulfur coordination compounds effective in edible oil stabilizationA. W. Schwab, Helen A. Moser, Rosemary S. Gurley and C. D. Evans
417-419A halogenation method for the determination of the total unsaturation of tung oils and of eleostearic acidsRalph W. Planck, Frank C. Pack and Leo A. Goldblatt
420-423Formation of peroxides in fatty esters. I. Methyl oleate. Application of the polarographic and direct oxygen methodsC. O. Willits, C. Ricciuti, C. L. Ogg, S. G. Morris and R. W. Riemenschneider
423-432AbstractsE. S. Lutton, Ralph W. Planck, Dorothy M. Rathmann, F. A. Kummerow and Raymond Paschke, et al.
4Welcome to ChicagoA. F. Kapecki
16-19Field trips and 78 papers arranged for Chicago, Nov. 2–5
21October is A.B.C. Month

Volume 30, Number 11 / November 1953

4-15The Canadian Chemist and the A.O.C.S.W. D. McFarlane
433-438The alkali isomerization of a methyl docosahexaenoate and the spectral properties of conjugated fatty acidsEarl G. Hammond and W. O. Lundberg
438-441A methyl docosahexaenoate: Its isolation and characterizationEarl G. Hammond and W. O. Lundberg
442-447Development of buckeye moisture meter for use on oil-bearing materialsD. M. Ledbetter, H. J. Wissel and D. F. Maskey
447-449Sesamolin adsorption by bleaching agentsLal Bahadur Mathur and K. S. Tilara
449-451Catalysis of fat hydrolysis by an acid regenerated cation exchange resinWilliam J. L. Sutton and Harold E. Moore
451Report of the refining committee, 1952–53E. M. James
452-454Photoactivation and color formation in antioxidant treated lardL. R. Dugan {jrJr.} and Lotte Marx
454-460Modification of vegetable oils. XV. Formation of isomers during hydrogenation of methyl linoleateR. O. Feuge, E. R. Cousins, S. P. Fore, E. F. DuPRÉ and R. T. O'Connor
461-463Improved apparatus and methods for quantitative hydrogenationF. C. Pack and R. W. Planck
463-465A rapid dielectric method for determining the oil content of flaxseedW. Haward Hunt, M. H. Neustadt, Joe R. Hart and Lawrence Zeleny
466-472AbstractsE. S. Lutton, Ralph W. Planck, Doroth M. Rathmann, F. A. Kummerow and Raymond Paschke, et al.
473Lectures of the 1953 short course on engineering aspects of processing edible oils
474-481General discussion of processing edible oil seeds and edible oilsH. D. Fincher
481-486Some factors affecting the hydraulic extraction of cottonseed oilG. H. Hickox
486-492History and latest development in expeller and screw press operations on cottonseedJ. W. Dunning
493-496Vegetable oil refining proceduresB. H. Thurman and Morris Mattikow
497-505Liquid-liquid extractionThomas W. Pratt
506-515Hydrogenation of fatty oilsJ. P. Hughes
515-526DeodorizationF. B. White
526-535The plasticizing of edible fatsN. T. Joyner
535-537The basket extractor—The universal extractorR. P. Hutchins
538-539Mechanics of solvent extraction with the immersion type extractorN. Hunt Moore
540-544Statistical methods and quality controlProcter Thomson
544-554Basic theory of automatic controlC. W. Bowden {jrJr.}
554-557Economics of cottonseed extractionK. W. Becker and Keator McCubbin
557-561Heat transferJames W. Hayward
561-563Accident prevention in cottonseed oil millsE. B. Free
563-567Present practices in industrial water conditioningBert I. Thorngren
567-570Materials-handling at oil millsCarl S. Vercoe
571-574Corrosion and plant maintenanceJoe Rench
575-578Filtration in the oils and fats industryA. Rayshich
579-582Pumps, their selection and installationW. D. Harris
17A.O.C.S. news
17-28Obituaries

Volume 30, Number 12 / December 1953

583-586Optimum blowing steam rate in deodorization and steam distillationL. D. Chirgwin
586-587A new source of carotene: Palm fiber oil from lelais guineensisPierre Blaizot and Pierre Cuvier
587-591Tung oil review, 1951–1952Ralph W. Planck
592-594The effect of positional and geometrical isomerism on the dilatometric properties of some octadecenoic acidsW. S. Singleton and T. L. Ward
594-597Simplified procedure for water determination by the karl fischer method. I. Application to drycleaning detergents and solventsAlbert R. Martin and A. C. Lloyd
598-599Determination of the fatty acid composition of partially hydrogenated tung oilsRalph W. Planck, Frank C. Pack, Dorothy C. Heinzelman, Mack F. Stansbury and Robert T. O'Connor
600-601Highly unsaturated fatty acids. I. A survey of possible animal sourcesRalph T. Holman and Sheldon I. Greenberg
602-606A new accelerated holding test involving aeration of oils in iron tubesFrederick H. Luckmann, Daniel Melnick and James D. Miller
606-609The composition of coffee oil and its component fatty acidsN. A. Khan and J. B. Brown
609-610Edible spreads of wide plastic range from vegetable oils and monoglyceridesEdwin P. Jones, Herbert J. Dutton and John C. Cowan
611-613Effects of certain operating variables on the continuous solvent extraction of vegetable oilsLionel K. Arnold and Robert S. P'Pool
614-616Chromatographic separation of unsaturated fatty acids as their 2,4-dinitrobenzenesulfenyl chloride derivativesR. O. Simmons and F. W. Quackenbush
616-623AbstractsE. S. Lutton, Ralph W. Panck, Dorothy M. Rathmann, F. A. Kummerow and Raymond Paschke, et al.
4Egyptians Organize Association to further oils and fatsM. Sarwat Montassir
19-20Present charter to first section of society
20-21Chicago Meeting attracts 665
22-25Promotion of research discussed in technical program

Volume 31, Number 1 / January 1954

1-5New method for hydroxylating long-chain unsaturated fatty acids, esters, alcohols, and hydrocarbonsH. B. Knight, R. E. Koos and Daniel Swern
5-7A micromolecular stillR. F. Paschke, J. R. Kerns and D. H. Wheeler
8-9Chemical investigation of the seed-oil ofLeucaena Glauca, Benth.M. O. Farooq and M. Saleem Siddiqui
9-12Metal inactivation in edible oils by carboxymethylmercapto succinic acidC. D. Evans, A. W. Schwab and Patricia M. Cooney
13-16Surface-active properties of salts of alpha-sulfonated acids and estersA. J. Stirton, J. K. Weil and R. G. Bistline
16-20Highly unsaturated fatty acids. II. Fractionation by urea inclusion compoundsAhmed M. Abu-Nasr, William M. Potts and Ralph T. Holman
20-23Comparative detergency of several built polyethenoxy alkanoatesA. T. Ballun, J. N. Schumacher, G. E. Kapella and J. V. Karabinos
23-27Evidence for hydroperoxide formation in the autoxidation of methyl linolenateO. S. Privett, Christense Nickell, Wesley E. Tolberg, Raymond F. Paschke and Donald H. Wheeler, et al.
28-29Prepressing of soybeans prior to solvent extractionJohn W. Dunning and R. J. Terstage
30-40Abstracts
4A. O. C. S. Commentary
14Announces committees for Spring meeting in San Antonio
18-20Some economic aspects of the fat and oil industryC. E. Morris
21Organize midwest oil chemistsN. W. Ziels
29Light to be host to 1954 short course

Volume 31, Number 2 / February 1954

4A.O.C.S. Commentary: Your vote and its importanceE. M. James
18Golf, Mexico, side trips add to San Antonio Lure
18The publish 1953 revisions
20-22Announce election slate for 1954–55 term
23-24The national soybean processors association and the development of the soybean industryRobert G. Houghtlin
25-26New booksA. R. Baldwin and Allen S. Hussey
28-30Tentative program announced for short course at lehigh university
41-45Highly unsaturated fatty acids. III. Isolation of methyl eicosapentaenoate, ethyl docosapentaenoate, and ethyl docosahexaenoate from cod liver oil esters by chromatographyAhmed M. Abu-Nasr and Ralph T. Holman
46Use of fats in animal feedsH. R. Kraybill
46-49The stabilization of animal fats with antioxidants during renderingL. R. Dugan, Lotte Marx, Paul Ostby and O. H. M. Wilder
49-52The use of animal fats in poultry feedsM. L. Sunde
52-53Use of animal fats in poultry and dog rationsB. S. Schweigert and A. J. Siedler
54-55Use of animal fats in rations for beef cattleJ. Matsushima and T. W. Dowe
56-59The value of fat as a feedstuffE. E. Rice, P. E. Mone, R. E. Gray, R. G. Holleman and J. F. Beuk
59-62The aliphatic woolwax alcohols. A reviewH. W. Knol, N. V. v/h Wed, D. S. van Schuppen and Zn. Veenendaal
63-71Biological utilization of fatty acid isomersDaniel Melnick and Harry J. Deuel
71-74Tall oil studies. II. Decolorization of polyethenoxy tallates with ozone and hydrogen peroxideJ. V. Karabinos and A. T. Ballun
74Report of glycerine analysis committee—september 1953J. T. R. Andrews, H. Mathews, H. C. Bennett, W. A. Peterson and E. L. Boley, et al.
75-80AbstractsE. S. Lutton

Volume 31, Number 3 / March 1954

81-85The unsaturated fatty acids of the alga chlorellaR. F. Paschke and D. H. Wheeler
85-88The glyceride structure of natural fats. III. Factors governing the content of fully saturated glyceridesA. R. S. Kartha
88-91Estimating carbonyl compounds in rancid fats and foodsA. S. Henick, M. F. Benca and J. H. Mitchell
91-93The antioxidant and antipolymerization properties of gossypol, dianilinogossypol, and related materialsW. G. Bickford, F. C. Pack, L. E. Castillon and C. H. Mack
93-96Reactions of fatty materials with oxygen. XV. Formation of 9,10-dihydroxystearic acid and cleavage products in the oxidation of oleic acid and methyl oleate in acetic acidH. B. Knight, E. F. Jordan, R. E. Koos and Daniel Swern
96-98The effect of extended storage on the properties of tung oilRaiford L. Holmes and Frank C. Pack
98-103A quick dilatometric method for control and study of plastic fatsN. D. Fulton, E. S. Lutton and R. L. Wille
103-104Tall oil studies. III. Bactericidal activity of polyethenoxy tallate ozonides. Identification of the active principleH. J. Ferlin, A. T. Ballun and J. V. Karabinos
104-108Yield and chemical composition of sesame,Sesamum indicum L., as affected by variety and location grownMurray L. Kinman and S. M. Stark
108-112Behavior of antioxidants during the baking and storage of pie crustJ. H. Mahon and Ross A. Chapman
113-114Solubility of hydrogenated peanut oil in peanut oilFrank C. Magne, Evald L. Skau and Andrew F. Freeman
114-115The eicosenoic acid of cameline seed oilJ. D. von Mikusch and Ursula Dylla
115-116Letter to the editorS. G. Brooker and W. H. West
116-120Abstracts
4A.O.C.S. commentary: The color committeeR. C. Stillman
21-22Historic San Antonio offers many pleasant attractions
22-24Concurrent sessions to mark spring meeting program
26Announce speakers for lehigh short course
27E. R. Barrow Retires
28-30Activities of the american meat institute as related to the fats and oils industryGeorge M. Lewis
31-34The role of chemical derivatives in seeking new markets for fatsWaldo C. Ault
35-36Solvent Extraction in South AfricaW. Williams
37New booksJ. C. Cowan, A. R. Baldwin and Frederic R. Senti
38Minneapolis starts work

Volume 31, Number 4 / April 1954

121-124Detoxification of cottonseed by salts and alkaliesEdward Eagle, H. F. Bialek, D. L. Davies and J. W. Bremer
124-127Determination of the phosphorus content of lipidsW. D. Harris and Pranjivan Popat
127-131Interim report of the bleaching methods committee. The proposed official bleaching earth of united states originEgbert Freyer
131-135Fatty acid contents of certain processed foodsConstance Willard, R. D. Englert and L. M. Richards
135Fatty acid contents of several food productsConstance Willard, R. D. Englert and L. M. Richards
136Tall oil studies. IV. Synthesis and comparative detergency of built polyethenoxy sitosterolsJ. V. Karabinos and A. T. Ballun
137-142Nomographs for calculating the fatty acid composition of oils and fats from iodine values and either extinction coefficients or thiocyanogen valuesK. Ananth Narayan and B. S. Kulkarni
142-143Several rare and uncatalogued oils of ecuadorRozier D. Oilar
144-147Determining the density of triglycerides and esters by the falling drop methodR. P. A. Sims
147-151Acetin fats. I. Products made from mixed acetin fatsFred J. Baur
151-157Reactions of fatty acid chlorides. I. Preparation of fatty acid anhydridesN. O. V. Sonntag, J. R. Trowbridge and I. J. Krems
157-168Abstracts
4A.O.C.S. Commentary: San Antonio Promises You a Good TimeJ. S. Swearingen and Marcella Swearingen
17Minneapolis committee chairmen Named by Konen
18Line up more speakers for short course at Lehigh
20Northern California becomes new section at San Antonio Meeting
21-26Morris becomes president, peterson vice president
27-28Trends and developments in solvent-extractionFrank Lerman
30New booksE. E. Eagle, C. E. Poling, E. E. Rice, H. E. Robinson and Foster Dee Snell, et al.

Volume 31, Number 5 / May 1954

169-171Studies on the antioxygenic properties of wheat germ phosphatidesO. S. Privett and F. W. Quackenbush
172-174The oil content of tung products by a rapid petroleum naphtha methodR. S. McKinney and R. L. Holmes
174-175A laboratory distillation method for the evaluation of crude glycerinF. A. Schlachter and H. D. Hoffman
176-191Annual review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. I. Report of the literature review committeeM. M. Piskur
192-195A titrimetric method for total phosphoric anhydrideJ. T. R. Andrews
195Report of the referee board 1953–1954R. W. Bates
196-199Acetin fats. II. Preparation and properties of diacetin fats from some common vegetable oilsF. J. Baur
200-203Sulfonation with sulfur trioxideK. R. Gerhart and D. O. Popova
203-204The determination of small amounts of trimethylene glycol in high gravity and chemically pure glycerineW. D. Pohle and S. E. Tierney
204-208The function of fatty acids in metallic soapsFrancis J. Licata
208-211Inter- and intramolecular polymerization in heat-bodied linseed oilR. F. Paschke and D. H. Wheeler
211-213Effects of high temperature storage upon lard as a raw material for shortening manufactureRex J. Sims and Lee Hilfman
213-224Abstracts
4-25A.O.C.S. Commentary: President’s addressProcter Thomson
21Enrolment growing for Lehigh short course
22-23Minneapolis Marches on to 1954 Fall Meeting
24Elect officers for North Central Oil Chemists’ Society
25Governing board takes various actions
26-32San Antonio delights all with fine attendance and fun
34-35The physical requirements of a margarine fatCharles H. Struble
36-38New booksH. J. Deuel, F. A. Kummerow, C. G. Moore, A. R. Baldwin and H. G. Kirschenbauer

Volume 31, Number 6 / June 1954

225-227Reactions of phosphoric acid in the autoxidation of fatsO. S. Privett and F. W. Quackenbush
228-232Bactericidal activity of certain fatty acidsJ. V. Karabinos and H. J. Ferlin
232-235A laboratory tool to study the plodding characteristics of soap formulationsC. O. Hebenstreit and E. P. Glynn
235Several rare and uncatalogued oils of EcuadorRozier D. Oilar
236-253Annual review of literature on fats, oils, and soaps. II
254-257A dynamic foam test for evaluation of hand dishwashing compositionsLloyd E. Weeks, Jay C. Harris and Earl L. Brown
258-261Sources of color in soybean “lecithin”C. R. Scholfield and Herbert J. Dutton
261-266The application of fatty chemicals to flotationRobert E. Baarson and John R. Parks
266-268Glyceride composition of fats and oils determined by oxidation and crystallization methodsFrancis E. Luddy, George R. Fertsch and Roy W. Riemenschneider
268-270Phase relations pertaining to the solvent winterization of crude peanut oil in 85-15 Acetone-hexane mixtureRichard E. Boucher and Evald L. Skau
270Effect of x-ray irradiation on seasamum seedsC. V. Ramakrishnan and K. T. Jacob
270-280AbstractsE. S. Lutton
A4A. O. C. S. commentary: Progress in the westLee Avera
A21Announce final program for short course at lehigh
A25Announce field trip for minneapolis meeting
A26-A28Reports on technical sessions at San Antonio meetingR. T. O’Connor, W. A. Pons and A. V. Graci
A29Membership report, 1953–54, with mapC. E. Morris
A30-A33A brief history of production methods used in the margarine industryL. F. Conway
A34New booksDaniel Swern and M. M. Piskur
A36New literature
A37New Members

Volume 31, Number 7 / July 1954

281-283Effects of antioxidants on the thermal decomposition of fat peroxidesin VacuoO. S. Privett and F. W. Quackenbush
284-287Vitamin e analytical procedure for cottonseed and its productsBenjamin D. Deacon and A. Cecil Wamble
287-289The component acids of kamala oil (Mallotus Philippinensis, Muell. Arg.)S. C. Gupta, S. S. Gupta and J. S. Aggarwal
290-291Processing of castor beansJohn W. Dunning
292-295Some recent studies on fat digestion and absorptionRaymond Reiser
295-297Soybean “lecithin” and its fractions as metal-inactivating agentsC. D. Evans, Patricia M. Cooney, C. R. Scholfield and H. J. Dutton
298-302Impurities in vegetable oil refining soapstockFrederick W. Keith, Fred E. Blachly and Fred S. Sadler
302-305Pyrethrum synergists in sesame oil. Sesamolin, a potent synergistMorton Beroza
306-311Pinitol and quebrachitol esters of linseed fatty acidsA. E. Rheineck and R. M. Brice
311Letter to the editor
312-320AbstractsE. S. Lutton
4A.O.C.S. commentary: Sixth short course of A.O.C.S. to cover inedible fatsDaniel Swern and Waldo C. Ault
17People and products
18Short course at Lehigh in August attracts 100
22Minneapolis announces prizes, Two Symposia, Ladies’ events
25New bookT. H. Hopper
26Referees, 1954–55
27-29Economic status of the fats and oils industryRobert M. Walsh
29-30Committees named by president

Volume 31, Number 8 / August 1954

321-323The relation of synergist to antioxidant in fatsO. S. Privett and F. W. Quackenbush
324-327The relationship between the oxidative polymers of soybean oil and flavor reversionS. S. Chang and F. A. Kummerow
327-331Dilution polymerization of linseed oilR. P. A. Sims
332-334Component fatty acids of marine fish liver oilsS. P. Pathak and P. N. Suwal
335-338A modified liquid-liquid extractor for routine oil analysisCharles R. Buerki and Kenneth E. Holt
338-341A new batch solvent-extraction pilot plantK. M. Decossas, H. J. Molaison and E. F. Pollard
341-344The effect of electrolytes on soil redeposition in laboratory and laundry practicePeter T. Vitale
345-347Report of the smalley committee, 1953–1954Smalley Committee, R. W. Bates, R. W. Bartlett, Biffle Owen and R. T. Doughtie, et al.
347-350Report of the color committee, 1953–1954G. W. Agee, R. J. Buswell, W. T. Coleman, M. W. Formo and Seymore Goldwasser, et al.
350-352Polarographic determination of titanium in soapJoseph Hejna
352Letter to the editorGiovanni B. Martinenghi
352-360AbstractsR. A. Reiners
a4A.O.C.S. commentary: The north central chemists’ societyK. F. Mattil
a7People and products
a18Report of journal advertising committeeA. Ernest MacGee
a21Announce smalley check samplesR. W. Bates
a22The hormel institute invites youO. S. Privett
a23-a25Vacation ideas, field trips, awards are stressed by minneapolis committee
a26-a28Name more committeesC. E. Morris
a30-a32New booksCharles F. Smullin, H. M. Davis, T. H. Hopper, Poster Dee Snnell and R. K. Summerbell, et al.
a33Short course registration to exceed 100 at lehigh
a33T. B. Caldwell dies
a34-a40Processing developments and recent economics of cottonseed oilJ. P. Hughes

Volume 31, Number 9 / September 1954

361-363The hermetic separator as a new approach to vegetable oil refiningFrank E. Sullivan
363-365Epoxidation of methyl oleate with hydrogen peroxideWilliam R. Schmitz and John G. Wallace
366-370Synthesis of drying oils by thermal splitting of secondary fatty acid esters of castor oilC. E. Penoyer, W. von Fischer and E. G. Bobalek
370-373Report of the seed and meal analysis committee, 1953–1954
374-376Factors in the decolorizing of tallow. I. Addition of water with the adsorbentA. D. Rich
377Report of the cellulose yield committee, 1953–1954E. C. Ainslie, W. S. Hude, R. E. Knipple, P. D. Cretien and E. H. Tenent, et al.
377-383Consistency of fats plasticized with acetoglyceridesAudrey T. Gros and R. O. Feuge
384-388The effect of processing conditions on the properties of screw-press cottonseed meal and oilF. H. Thurber, H. L. E. Vix, Walter A. Pons, A. J. Crovetto and N. B. Knoepfler
388-392Aqueous vapor pressure of soybean meal and its fractionsP. A. Belter, C. R. Lancaster and A. K. Smith
392-393Tall oil studies. V. Detergency evaluation of some nonionic derivativesG. E. Kapella, G. E. Bartels, A. T. Ballun and J. V. Karabinos
393-394Densities and viscosities of trichloroethylene miscellas of cottonseed oil, fish oil, and beef tallowLionel K. Arnold, William G. Juhl and Harold C. Arvidson
395-400Abstracts
4A. O. C. S. commentary: The paul bunyan meetingJames C. Konen
14People and products
20James to be consultant in Swarthmore, Pa.
21-28Announce 85 papers for minneapolis meeting
29Report on lehigh course to appear in October issue
33-34More committees named

Volume 31, Number 10 / October 1954

401-403Flash desolventizingP. A. Belter, O. L. Brekke, G. F. Walther and A. K. Smith
403Reactions of fatty acid chlorides. I. Preparation of fatty acid anhydridesN. O. V. Sonntag, J. R. Trowbridge and I. J. Krems
404-408Detergency measurement using artificially-soiled clothsF. L. Diehl and J. B. Crowe
408-412Fractionation of castor oil methyl esters by liquid-liquid extractionRalph H. McCormack and Don S. Bolley
412-414Distribution of fatty acids in corn oilH. B. Lofland, F. W. Quackenbush and A. M. Brunson
414-416Fatty acid compositions of corn oils in relation to oil contents of the kernelsM. S. Sniegowski and A. R. Baldwin
417-418The characteristics of domestic tung oilsRaiford L. Holmes, Frank C. Pack, Jacob C. Minor and R. S. McKinney
419-420Comparative detergency of several built polyethenoxy aliphatic ethersJ. V. Karabinos, G. E. Bartels and G. E. Kapella
420-424The pigments of crude cottonseed oils. I. The inhibition of color reversion in crude cottonseed oilsJ. M. Dechary, R. P. Kupperman, F. H. Thurber and R. T. O’Connor
424-427Analysis of butylated hydroxyanisole in paper and paperboardJames J. Austin
427-432Molar refraction, molar volume, and refractive index of fatty acid esters and related compounds in the liquid stateEarl G. Hammond and W. O. Lundberg
433Letter to the editorT. P. Hilditch
434Letter to the editorFranz Wittka
434Letter to the editorWales Newby
435-440AbstractsR. A. Reiners
A4A.O.C.S. commentary: Your society — and its grawthW. A. Peterson
A14People and products
A17Baldwin goes to cargill
A18Ask for advance registrations as minneapolis meeting looms up
A19Notice to users of A.O.C.S. official natural bleaching earthJ. T. R. Andrews
A19R. H. fash dies
A19Names new subcommittee
A20October is A.B.C. Month
A26-A28Sixth short course huge success

Volume 31, Number 11 / November 1954

441-443The sequence of formation of fatty acids in developing soybean seedsR. O. Simmons and F. W. Quackenbush
444-447Synthetic detergents from animal fats. The sulfation of tallow alcoholsJ. K. Weil, A. J. Stirton and R. G. Bistline
447Estimating carbonyl compounds in rancid fats and foodsA. S. Henick, M. F. Benca and J. H. Mitchell
448-451Saponification value determination of difficultly saponifiable drying oil productsJohn N. Shaw and Marvin W. Formo
451-455Simultaneous recovery of wax and oil from rice bran by filtration-extractionJoseph Pominski, P. H. Eaves, H. L. E. Vix and E. A. Gastrock
456-459Formation of peroxides in fatty esters. II. Methyl linoleate: application of the polarographic and direct oxygen methodsC. Ricciuti, C. O. Willits, C. L. Ogg, S. G. Morris and R. W. Riemenschneider
460-466Photochemical oxidation of fatty acid esters with and without chlorophyll
466-469The determination of monoglycerides and glycerin in mixturesMargaret Kruty, J. B. Segur and C. S. Miner
469-472The determination of chlorophyll in oilR. C. Stillman
473-475A method of calculating fatty acid composition from ester fractionation analysisE. W. Jones and M. A. Maclean
475-477Solvent extraction of granular cottonseed cakeEarl T. Anderson and Keator McCubbin
477-484Abstract
486-489Inedible fats and fatty acids. History and technological trendsWaldo C. Ault
489-494Economic trends in fats and oilsAlbert A. Kreig
494-498Vegetable oils. Raw materials for, and recovery of, inedible fats and fatty acidsDonald H. Wheeler
498-503Recovery of animal fatsClark B. Rose
503-508Marine oils. Production, general chemistry, and utilizationJohn D. Hetchler
508-512Tall oilRichard Herrlinger
513-516Handling of fats and fatty acidsLeonard L. Sutker
517-523Analytical methods and composition of fatty materialsR. W. Riemenschneider
523-528AutoxidationW. O. Lundberg
529-535Polymerization, copolymerization, and isomerizationJ. C. Cowan
535-537Utilization of inedible animal fatsDale V. Stingley
538-542Use of non-food fats in animal feedsH. R. Kraybill
542-544Hydrolysis methodsEdward A. Lawrence
544-548Production of fatty acids. Separation methodsV. J. Muckerheide
548-559Ester reactions of fatty materialsMarvin W. Formo
559-564Nitrogen-containing derivatives of the fatty acidsH. J. Harwood
564-568Fatty alcoholsGlenn R. Wilson
568-573Dibasic acidsRichard G. Kadesch
574-578PlasticizersDaniel Swern
579-586Fat-based surface-active agentsA. J. Stirton
587-589Textile assistants from fatty acids and their derivativesE. D. McLeod
590-593Applications of fatty acids in metallic soapsR. E. Wendt and E. F. Wagner
593-597Lubricating greasesE. S. Carmichael
597-600Applications of fatty acids and derivatives in alkyds and other polyester coating resinsK. A. Earhart
a4A. O. C. S. Commentary: Relation of fat and oil chemists to food technologyReid T. Milner
a18-a21Emphasize research, the key to future markets for drying oils
a22Miracle in minneapolis? attendance reaches 688
a24-a26Life among the exhibitors (pictures)
a27Short course for 1955 is approved by board

Volume 31, Number 12 / December 1954

601-603Comparative rates of formation of fatty acids in the soybean seed during its developmentR. O. Simmons and F. W. Quackenbush
603-606The use of thiobarbituric acid as a measure of fat oxidationC. G. Sidwell, Harold Salwin, Milada Benca and J. H. Mitchell
606-613Pilot-plant application of filtration-extraction to soybeansE. L. D’Aquin, J. J. Spadaro, A. V. Graci, P. H. Eaves and L. J. Molaison, et al.
613-618Solvent extraction of cottonseed meatsLionel K. Arnold and William G. Juhl
618Summary of study of economies of cottonseed oil millsJohn M. Brewster
619-625Effect of agitation on selectivity in the hydrogenation of soybean oilR. E. Beal and E. B. Lancaster
625-628The influence of dietary fat on the glyceride structure of animal fatRaymond Reiser and Julius W. Dieckert
628-639The microscopy of the liquid crystalline neat and middle phases of soaps and synthetic detergentsF. B. Rosevear
639CorrectionT. P. Hilditch
639-649Abstracts
4A.O.C.S. cammentary: the fat and oil industry of MexicoFranklin P. Khym
15People and products
20-22News of sections and local groups
24-26New booksWaldo C. Ault, E. C. Taylor, A. R. Baldwin, J. J. Vollertsen and Procter Thomson, et al.
30-31Fun and frolic!
34Minneapolis speaker awards
36Obituaries

Volume 32, Number 1 / January 1955

a4Your opportunity to help in 1955A. R. Baldwin
a18New Orleans chairmen named by PersellC. L. Hoffpauir and S. S. Fein
a23New booksC. P. Long, J. D. Lindsay and E. S. Lutton
a30Suggests thesis topics in the field of fatty acids
1-6Continuous countercurrent vacuum bleachingW. A. Singleton and C. E. McMichael
7-9Component fatty acids of Indian shark liver oilS. P. Pathak and G. D. Pande
9-13Pilot-plant production, tempering, and evaluation of global edible spreads from vegetable oilsE. B. Lancaster, R. E. Beal, E. P. Jones, H. J. Dutton and C. D. Evans, et al.
13-16Measurement of oxidation in dried milk products with thiobarbituric acidC. G. Sidwell, Harold Salwin and J. H. Mitchell
16-22Some investigations with long chain compoundsDonald A. Sutton
23-25Surface phenomena of fats for parenteral nutritionW. S. Singleton and Ruth R. Benerito
25-29Solvent extraction of meat offalL. K. Arnold and H. C. Arvidson
29-33A modification of the p-anisidine method for the determination of free and total gossypolW. J. Miller
33-35Comparison of methods for determining fatty acid oxidation produced by ultraviolet irradiationCarolyn B. Kenaston, Karl M. Wilbur, Athos Ottolenghi and Frederick Bernheim
35-36Summary of the collaborative work on total nitrogenJoint Committee of Association of Official Agricultural Chemists and American Oil Chemists' Society, R. W. Bates, M. P. Etheredge and F. W. Quackenbush
37-41Some physical characteristics of rearranged lardC. W. Hoerr and D. F. Waugh
41-43Oils and fatsR. A. Reiners, Ralph W. Planck, Dorothy M. Rathmann and R. L. Broadhead
43-46Biology and nutritionF. A. Kummerow and Joseph McLaughlin
46-47Drying oilsRaymond Paschke
47-48DetergentsLenore Petchaft Africk

Volume 32, Number 2 / February 1955

4-9L'Institut Des Corps Gras de Paris et L'Ecole Superieure D'Application des Corps Gras
10-17People and products
18-19Fine entertainment and program planned for New OrleansC. L. Hoffpauir and Ernest B. Kester
20-31Announce short course for August 1–5, 1955
49-53Phase behavior of triglyceride mixtures involving primarily tristearin, 2-oleyldistearin, and trioleinE. S. Lutton
54-57Effect of time and temperature of storage on the free and total gossypol content of cottonseed meals and of mixed dietsR. P. Kupperman and M. L. Karon
58-64Qualitative and quantitative analysis of mixtures of surface-active agents with special reference to synthetic detergentsC. Kortland and H. F. Dammers
64-68Bisphenol derivatives as antioxidants for caroteneE. M. Bickoff, A. L. Livingston and C. R. Thompson
69-73The kinetics of the hydrogenation of triglyceridesL. J. Swicklik, C. A. Hollingsworth and B. F. Daubert
73-77Application of high-speed centrifugation to studies of plastic spreadsN. N. Hellman, H. F. Zobel, G. E. Babcock and F. R. Senti
77-79A method for the quantitative determination of ethylene oxide adducts in their aqueous solutions or dispersionsN. Schönfeldt
79-83Reactions of fatty materials with oxygen. XVI. Relation of hydroperoxide and chemical peroxide content to total oxygen absorbed in autoxidation of methyl oleateD. H. Saunders, Constantine Ricciuti and Daniel Swern
83-85The effect of polyunsaturation in hot-dip tinning oilsW. L. Kubie and E. E. Werle
85-88Color characteristics and chemical analyses of oil from frost- and weather-damaged soybeansDuncan Macmillan and Eugene H. Melvin
88-93The infrared spectra of mono-, di-, and triglyceridesRobert T. O'Connor, Elsie F. DuPre and R. O. Feuge
94-98Possible mechanisms in thermal polymerization of drying oils. I. Catalysis and inhibition studiesR. P. A. Sims
98-103Prepress-solvent extraction of cottonseed, processing conditions and characteristics of productsWalter A. Pons, F. H. Thurber and Carroll L. Hoffpauir
103-109The nutritional value of prepress-solvent cottonseed mealsWan-Yuin Chang, J. R. Couch, Carl M. Lyman, William L. Hunter and P. Van Entwistle, et al.
109Nomograph for determining percentage extraction efficiencyAngelo V. Graci
110-114Consistency changes in global spread caused by temperingN. N. Hellman, H. F. Zobel and F. R. Senti
114-120AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Ralph W. Planck, Dorothy M. Rathmann, F. A. Kummerow and Joseph McLaughlin, et al.

Volume 32, Number 3 / March 1955

a4A.O.C.S. Commentary
a18-a19Announce technical papers and program for New OrleansC. L. Hoffpauir
a24-a27Suggested definitions for special grade soybean and cottonseed soapstocksE. Scott Pattison
a27Program Committee named for August Short Course
a29Ronzone names chairmen for Philadelphia meeting
121-123Some further data on pressure system centrifugal refiningFrank E. Sullivan
124-126Oil determination of oilseed. Gravimetric routine methodSixten Troëng
126-128Measurement of calcium ion suppression by protection of foam of sodium cetyl sulfate solutionsJohn Ross, L. Shedlovsky and C. W. Jakob
129-131A bench-scale method for evaluating the processing characteristics of oilseeds for filtration-extractionA. V. Graci, J. J. Spadaro, M. L. Paredes, E. L. D'Aquin and H. L. E. Vix
132-135Paper chromatography of unsaturated fatty acid esters as their mercuric acetate addition compoundsYoshiyuki Inouye, Manjiro Noda and Osamu Hirayama
135-137Reactions of fatty materials with oxygen. XVII. Some observations on the secondary products of autoxidation of methyl oleateJoseph E. Coleman, H. B. Knight and Daniel Swern
138-148A detergency test method using radioactive carbon black soilJ. W. Hensley, M. G. Kramer, R. D. Ring and H. R. Suter
148-151Synthetic detergents from animal fats. IV. Sodium 9,10-dichlorooctadecyl sulfatesJ. K. Weil, A. J. Stirton and E. W. Maurer
151-152The reduction of free gossypol in cottonseed flakes during solvent extractionLionel K. Arnold and William G. Juhl
153-158Application of ultraviolet spectrophotometry to the analysis of fats and derivativesS. F. Herb
158-160Comparative antioxidant potency of 2,4,5-trihydroxyphenonesM B Knowles, Alan Bell, Clarence E. Tholstrup and Herman S. Pridgen
160-163Present status of the filtration-extraction process for cottonseedJ. J. Spadaro, H. L. E. Vix, H. K. Gardner, E. L. D'Aquin and P. H. Eaves, et al.
163-166Solvent extraction of fish offalL. K. Arnold and H. C. Arvidson
166-168Adsorption of synthetic detergents affects use and waste disposalL. H. Flett, L. F. Hoyt and J. E. Walter
169-170Fluorescence as a measure of brown substances in soybean lecithinC. R. Scholfield and H. J. Dutton
170-172Direct esterification of phenols with higher fatty acidsDavid Aelony
172-175Solubility of 1-monostearin in various solventsT. L. Ward and W. S. Singleton
175-176Tocopherol retention in oils aerated in glass and iron tubesFrederick H. Luckmann and Daniel Melnick
177Solubility of tin ricinoleate in solventsA. Mérz
177-184AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Ralph W. Planck, Dorothy M. Rathmann, R. L. Broadhead and Sin'itiro Kawamura, et al.

Volume 32, Number 4 / April 1955

4-21Service includes handling of technical correspondence
14People and products
185-191Production of polyvinyl esters by ester interchangeE. W. Eckey, R. O. Alderson and R. J. Woestman
191-194The countercurrent distribution of pure monoglycerides and some related substancesE. S. Perry and G. Y. Brokaw
194-1972-MonoglyceridesG. Y. Brokaw, E. S. Perry and W. C. Lyman
197-200Accelerated stability test for vitamin A in oils and fats by means of surface-enlarging at room temperatureJ. P. Spruyt
200-204The suppression of soil redepositionJ. Ross, P. T. Vitale and A. M. Schwartz
204-207Panel on drying oils
207-208Panel on drying oils
208-210Panel on drying oils
210-212Panel on drying oils
213-215Physical characterization of a) a series of ethyl esters and b) a series of ethanoate estersJ. W. Shigley, C. W. Bonhorst, P. M. Liang, P. M. Althouse and H. O. Triebold
216-220Phase studies of the systems synthetic soap-sodium chloride-waterP. C. Blokker
221-224Reactions of fatty materials with oxygen. XVIII. Catalytic hydrogenation of autoxidized methyl oleate and oleic acid. Preparation of monohydroxystearic acidsJoseph E. Coleman and Daniel Swern
224-229Urea adducts of mono- and diesters of fatty acidsJ. S. Heckles and L. H. Dunlap
229-230Composition of liver fats of mature and embryo sharks (galeocerdo tigrinus)S. P. Pathak and P. N. suwal
231-235Surfactants used in textile applicationsCarl Pacifico and Serge Giers
235-240Chemical determination of unsaturation of fats and derivativesDon S. Bolley
240-241Letter to the editorR. J. Vander Wal
241-242Letter to the editorT. P. Hilditch
242-248AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Ralph W. Planck, Dorothy M. Rathmann, Sin'itiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
22-23Complete plans for New Orleans meeting this monthC. L. Hoffpauir
24-31Announce tentative program for 1955 short course
32-40Clean water and what it means to the public and industryL. H. Smith

Volume 32, Number 5 / May 1955

249-252Solid nonionic surface-active agentsG. E. Barker and H. J. Ranauto
252-254Catalysis of linoleate oxidation by copper-proteinsA. L. Tappel
255-27121st Annual review of the literature on fats, oils, and detergents. IM. M. Piskur
271-274Polarographic studies of fat oxidationS. S. Kalbag, K. A. Narayan, S. S. Chang and F. A. Kummerow
274-278Soybean protein fractions and their electrophoretic patternsAllan K. Smith, Elliot N. Schubert and Paul A. Belter
279-282Measurement of urease activity in soybean oil mealC. Bradford Croston, Allan K. Smith and J. C. Cowan
282-285Materials balance in a tung oil millR. L. Holmes, C. L. Hoffpauir, R. S. McKinney and A. F. Freeman
286-287Unsaturated fatty acids. I. Low temperature urea complexes of polyunsaturated acids from bovine tissueOlive E. McElroy, William Jordan, Joseph McLaughlin and Monroe E. Freeman
287-290The effect of various antioxidants on the keeping quality of yellow greaseW. M. Gearhart and B. N. Stuckey
291-295Oleoresinous varnishes from epoxy resins and drying oilsRoy W. Tess
295-300Determination of free gossypol in chemically treated cottonseed meals containing dianilinogossypolWalter A. Pons and Carroll L. Hoffpauir
300-302Evaluation of “Hysoy” in exterior paintsA. J. Lewis, H. M. Teeter, W. T. Walton and R. S. Haines
302-312AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Ralph W. Planck, Dorothy M. Rathmann, Sin'itiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
a4-a8Presidential Address
a10People and products
a18Peterson becomes president, Hopper vice president
a20-a21Speakers are named for 1955 short course
a22Announce Fatty Acid Award Committee and Judges
a32Problem cornerJ. P. Harris

Volume 32, Number 6 / June 1955

313-316“Instantaneous” sulfation of fatty alcoholsDavid D. Whyte
316-318Solubility of tristearin and hydrogenated cottonseed oil in certain aceto- and butyroglyceridesT. L. Ward, Audrey T. Gros and R. O. Feuge
319-34121st annual review of the literature on fats, oils, and detergents. IIM. M. Piskur
341-344An instrumental method for measuring the degree of reversion and rancidity of edible oilsS. S. Chang and F. A. Kummerow
344-347Development of buckeye continuous moisture meter for oil-bearing materialsD. F. Maskey, D. M. Ledbetter and H. L. Craig
348-350Sesamin, sesamolin, and sesamol content of the oil of sesame seed as affected by strain, location grown, ageing, and frost damageMorton Beroza and Murray L. Kinman
350Production of polyvinyl esters by ester interchangeE. W. Eckey, R. O. Alderson and R. J. Woestman
351-353A rapid method for the estimation of unsaturation of fats and oils by use of hypochlorous acid reagentS. Mukherjee
354-356The chemical utilization of fats and oils. III. Ester-amides of certain aminoalcohols as plasticizersR. M. Silverstein, C. W. Mosher and L. M. Richards
356-357Isolation of 2,4-dodecadienoic acid from the seed oil of sebestiana lingustrinaRalph T. Holman and D. P. Hanks
357-361Low temperature solubilities of fatty acids in selected organic solventsDoris K. Kolb and J. B. Brown
361-364Filtration-extraction of peanuts on a bench scaleJoseph Pominski, N. B. Knoepfler, A. V. Graci, L. J. Molaison and B. S. Kulkarni, et al.
365-370Preparation of fat emulsions for intravenous alimentationRobert P. Geyer, F. Russell Olsen, Stephen B. Andrus, William R. Waddell and Fredrick J. Stare
370-372Synthetic detergents from animal fats. V. Esters from alpha-sulfonated fatty acids and sodium isethionateJ. K. Weil, R. G. Bistline and A. J. Stirton
372-380AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Ralph W. Planck, Dorothy M. Rathmann, Sin’itiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
a4Seventh short course—Analytical techniquesR. T. Milner and S. E. Tierney
a21Fun for the ladies, prizes for the men
a23More speakers named for 1955 short course
a24Announces Philadelphia program plans and committees
a25Interest grows in fatty acid producers’ award
a32Burtis says foreign markets needed for 25% of fats and oilsR. J. Vander Wal

Volume 32, Number 7 / July 1955

4-13Oils and fats in ArgentinaMeny Bergel
14-17People and products
381-384Some aspects of the fluorescence of drying oilsR. P. A. Sims and F. P. Cooper
384-386Studies on some seed fats of cucurbitaceae familyD. K. Chowdhury, M. M. Chakrabarty and B. K. Murkherji
386-390A comparison of commercially used phenolic antioxidants in edible animal fatsW. M. Gearhart and B. N. Stuckey
390-397Investigations on the bitter and beany components of soybeansH. M. Teeter, L. E. Gast, E. W. Bell, W. J. Schneider and J. C. Cowan
397-400Acetone as a selective solvent for vegetable oilsC. G. Youngs and H. R. Sallans
400-405Isomerization during hydrogenation. I. Oleic acidRobert R. Allen and Arthur A. Kiess
405-414The mbocayá palm: An economic oil plant of paraguayKlare S. Markley
414-418Isomerization of polyunsaturated fatty acids and their esters by sodium amide in liquid ammoniaAhmed M. Abu-Nasr and Ralph T. Holman
418-420Detergents from synthetic olefinsP. H. Ravenscroft and Mary E. Turney
420-423Alcoholic extraction of vegetable oils. I. Solubilities of cottonseed, peanut, sesame, and soybean oils in aqueous ethanolRama Kanth Rao, M. G. Krishna, S. H. Zaheer and L. K. Arnold
424Report of the Referee Board, 1954–1955R. R. King, C. E. Morris, R. C. Stillman, E. R. Hahn and N. W. Ziels
424-426Interaction of gossypol with the ferrous ionHans B. Jonassen and Robert J. Demint
426-428Report of the Smalley Committee, 1954–55W. T. Coleman, G. C. Henry, E. R. Hahn and R. T. Doughtie
428-430Report of the Uniform Methods Committee, 1954–55M. M. Durkee, T. H. Hopper, J. J. Ganucheau, R. J. Houle and D. L. Henry, et al.
430-436AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Ralph W. Planck, Dorothy M. Rathmann, Sin'itiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
18August 1 is deadline for Philadelphia abstracts
19-201955 short course opens August 1 at Urbana
21-25Announces committees for 1955–56
26-32Official referee chemists, 1955–56 American Oil Chemists' SocietyN. W. Ziels

Volume 32, Number 8 / August 1955

4-9October 10-11-12 Philadelphia, Delaware Valley, U.S.A. Southeastern Pennsylvania in the fall!!!P. E. Ronzone
10-17People and products
437-441Evaluation of hand dishwashing formulationsW. G. Mizuno, F. T. Lanners and J. L. Wilson
442-444An improved laboratory method for residual linters on cottonseedLawrence H. Hodges, Ralph E. Knipple and Millard B. Gustafson
444-446Effect of heat on the color of trichloroethylene-extracted cottonseed oilLionel K. Arnold and William G. Juhl
446-452Micelle formation and solubilization in nonaqueous solventsCurtis R. Singleterry
452-454Report of the Spectroscopy Committee, 1954–1955
454-459Properties of the methylene group in 1,4-Dienes. I. Catalytic polymerization of 1,4-PentadieneOliver Grummitt and C. C. Chudd
459-462Dilatometric investigations of fatty acid methyl estersB. M. Craig
462-468AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Ralph W. Planck, Dorothy M. Rathmann, Sin'itiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
18Student session to mark Philadelphia Meeting
18Smalley Committee, A.O.C.S.
19Names more committees
20-22Bound reprints will be available for short course
23-32Septmember 1 is deadline for Fatty Acid Entries

Volume 32, Number 9 / September 1955

4-28The soybean research councilRobert L. Terrill
8People and products
469-473Thermal polymerization of methyl linolenate, alpha- and beta-eleostearatesR. F. Paschke and D. H. Wheeler
473-478Cyclization of eleostearic acidR. F. Paschke and D. H. Wheeler
478-481Glycerolysis of peanut and mustard oilsT. N. Mehta, C. V. N. Rao, V. Laxmikanthan and S. N. Shah
481-483The fractionation of marine-oil fatty acids with ureaClaude Domart, D. T. Miyauchi and W. N. Sumerwell
483Service includes handling of technical correspondenceJ. P. Spruyt
484-487Determination of true iodine number of oils with conjugate unsaturation by use of hypochlorous acid reagentR. Basu Chowdhury and S. Mukherjee
487-489Carbonyl compounds in rancid corn oilC. D. Buss and Gordon Mackinney
489-492Solubility of monoglycerides in oil and its relation to the production of global edible spreadN. N. Hellman, H. F. Zobel and F. R. Senti
492-493Component fatty acids in body fats of some marine fishesY. D. Karkhanis and N. G. Magar
493-496Determination of butylated hydroxy anisole and propyl gallate in food antioxidantsKermit B. Whetsel, William E. Roberson and F. E. Johnson
497-501Phase behavior in the solvent winterization of crude cottonseed oil in 85–15 acetone-hexane mixture as related to reduction in refining loss and colorRichard E. Boucher and Evald L. Skau
501-503Infrared studies on the isomers of kamlolenic acidSharda Das Gupta and J. S. Aggarwal
503-505Report of the oil color committee, 1954–55
505-511Products of the lipoxidase-catalyzed oxidation of sodium linoleateO. S. Privett, Christense Nickell, W. O. Lundberg and P. D. Boyer
511-516AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Ralph W. Planck, Dorothy M. Rathmann, Sin'itiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
18-24Announce complete program for Philadelphia Meeting
25-32Short course well attended

Volume 32, Number 10 / October 1955

4-5The A.O.C.S. and the protective coating industryDon S. Bolley
6-18People and products
517-519Continuous purification and acidulation of vegetable oil soapstockFrederick W. Keith, Vincent G. Bell and Fred H. Smith
520-521Addition of chlorine to unsaturated fatty acids and estersW. I. Lyness and F. W. Quackenbush
521Note on oils from seed of two wild species of arachisT. A. Pickett
522-525Effect of catalytic treatment with sodium methylate on glycerine composition and properties of lard and tallowFrancis E. Luddy, S. G. Morris, P. Magidman and R. W. Riemenschneider
525-528An investigation of the oil of laemonema morosum matsubara
528-531Studies on the oxygen uptake of fat emulsions used in intravenous alimentationRobert P. Geyer, Irving Saslaw and Fredrick J. Stare
531-532Effect of inert atmosphere in the determination of free fatty acid or free caustic alkali and unsaponified material in soapE. W. Blank and E. Emendorfer
533-538The reaction of beta-propiolactone with alpha-and beta-eleostearates and plasticizer properties of derived estersJoan S. Hoffmann, R. T. O'Connor, Frank C. Magne and W. G. Bickford
538Letter to the editorN. A. Khan
539-540X-Ray diffraction and melting-point data on some binary mixtures of trans-6 through 12-octadecenoic acids and their dihydroxystearic acidsDaniel Swern, Lee P. Witnauer, S. A. Fusari and J. B. Brown
540-546AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Ralph W. Planck, Dorothy M. Rathmann, Sin'itiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
19-25To report on Philadelphia
26-34U. S. surpluses of oils and fats in world marketsE. L. Burtis

Volume 32, Number 11 / November 1955

547-551A study of the flavor stability and autoxidation of beef fatsS. S. Chang and A. Kummerow
551-553Some preliminary investigations directed toward increasing the utility of cottonseed soapstockFrank C. Pack and Leo A. Goldblatt
553-555Castor seed proteins and their viscositiesB. N. Joshi and J. P. Varma
556-558The sodium reduction of wool waxAbner Eisner, John T. Scanlan and Waldo C. Ault
558-561Some effects of semolina lipoxidase activity on macaroni qualityG. N. Irvine
561-564Ethanolamines and other amino- and hydroxyl-containing compounds in the refining of rice oilE. R. Cousins, R. Prachankadee and S. Bhodhiprasart
564-565The recovery of phosphatides from direct extracted cottonseed and reincorporation into the mealW. C. Whittecar
565-567Meal recycling-method of solvent-extracting oilseeds of high fat content: Application to filtration-extraction of peanutsJoseph Pominski, H. L. E. Vix and E. F. Pollard
567-574AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini’tiro Kawamura, Dorothy M. Rathmann and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
575-578SamplingL. R. Brown
578-581Determination of impurities in fats and oilsA. A. Rodeghier
581-587The determination of refining lossE. M. James
587-593Bleach and color methodsR. C. Stillman
593-595Melting point, solidification, and consistencyHampton M. Smith
596-604Flavor evaluation of fats and oilsC. D. Evans
605-609Stability and rancidityLeRoy Dugan
609-612Performance testingE. C. Swanson
612-615X-ray spectroscopyW. S. Singleton
616-624Ultraviolet absorption spectroscopyRobert T. O’Connor
624-633Infrared absorption spectraRobert T. O’Connor
633-637Dilatometric measurementsW. Q. Braun
638-640ChromatographyR. R. Allen
640-646DistillationA. W. Weitkamp
646-652Fractional solvent crystallizationJ. B. Brown
652-659The analysis of lipids by countercurrent distributionHerbert J. Dutton
659-662Microscopy of fats and oilsC. W. Hoerr
662-664Automation—Instrumental analysisLewis Malter
664-667Statistics applied to research and control in the oil and fat industryH. P. Andrews
667-671Measurement of chain lengthF. A. Kummerow
671-674Determination of unsaturationR. R. Allen
675-677The determination of free hydroxyl groups in fatty materialsEdward Handschumaker
678-684Determination of triglyceride composition of fatsR. W. Riemenschneider
684-686Process controlWalter R. Trent
686-690Establishment of specificationsC. E. Morris
4-9Basic research in the field of fatsA. S. Richardson
14-151955 Additions and revisions A.O.C.S. tentative and official methods—2.75T. H. Hoffer
18-20Philadelphia attracts attendance of 613
20-23Announce Award Winners at Philadephia Meeting
24-31Needed: 400 more proxies
32Governing board raises price of methods to $10

Volume 32, Number 12 / December 1955

4-8The A.O.C.S. and the food industry: The changing outletG. T. Carlin
8-21People and products
22Names Houston Program Committee
22Selects Chicago chairmen
23-25Oils and fats situationGeorge L. Prichard
26Important notice for producers and consumers of edible oil productsR. W. Bates
27-32Waste treatment methodsRobert J. Ellison
33-35Summarize highlights of Philadelphia papersAlexander J. Stirton and Daniel Swern
36-40How the A.O.C.S. official supplies are handled
691-697Measurement of extractability of raw and cooked cottonseed flakesB. S. Kulkarni, E. L. D'Aquin and A. V. Graci
697Urea adducts of mono- and diesters of fatty acidsL. H. Dunlap
698-699Some improvements in design in solvent-extraction plantsR. P. Hutchins
700-703Reactions of fatty materials with oxygen. XX. Recent developments in the autoxidation of methyl oleate and other monounsaturated fatty materialsDaniel Swern and Joseph E. Coleman
704-706Report of the Color Committee, October 1955R. C. Stillman
706-709A dye-dilution method for estimating solids content of plastic fatsH. F. Zobel, N. N. Hellman and F. R. Senti
709-712Studies of the refractive indices of binary wax mixturesSister M. Concetta Waller and Sister M. Angelice Seibert
712-714The estimation of peanut meal in a premix for bread enrichmentD. F. Louw and E. L. Van Bergen
715-720AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura, Dorothy M. Rathmann and F. A. Kummerow, et al.

Volume 33, Number 1 / January 1956

1-15Application of infrared spectrophotometry to fatty acid derivativesRobert T. O’Connor
15-21Biological vs. Chemical evaluation of toxicity and protein quality of cottonseed mealsEdward Eagle, H. F. Blalek, D. L. Davies and J. W. Bremer
21-23Seed oils from cassia fistula, C. Occidentalis, and C. Tora (Indian varieties)M. O. Farooq, M. A. Aziz and M. S. Ahmad
23-28Preliminary report on a rapid method of evaluating detergency by means of an ultrasonic transducerJoseph C. Sherrill and W. Craig White
29-35Directed interesterification as a new processing tool for lardH. K. Hawley and G. W. Holman
35Estimating carbonyl compounds in rancid fats and foods
36-38Recording apparatus for measuring oxygen absorptionE. B. Lancaster, E. D. Bitner and R. E. Beal
38-44Fractionation of heat-bodied linseed oil with urea and acetoneT. N. Mehta and S. A. Sharma
44-45Synthetic detergents from animal fats. VI. Polymerizable esters of alpha-sulfonated fatty acidsR. G. Bistline, A. J. Stirton, J. K. Weil and W. S. Port
46-49Glyceride structure of vegetable oils by countercurrent distribution. I. Linseed oilH. J. Dutton and J. A. Cannon
49-50Letter to the editorGuillermo Loew
50-56Abstracts
a4A. O. C. S. cammentary: Technical publicationsA. R. Baldwin
a6People and products
a18Argue names chairmen for houston meeting in April
a19E. B. Freyer dies
a22-a23New booksR. W. Moorman, W. H. Goss, Anthony M. Schwartz and G. I. Wallace
a27Problem corner

Volume 33, Number 2 / February 1956

57-60A continuous process for synthetic detergent slurriesHarold E. Huber, Peter J. Baker and P. B. Schmidt
61-66Studies on castor oil. I. Fatty acid composition of castor oilB. Sreenivasan, N. R. Kamath and J. G. Kane
66-68A semi-micro procedure for the separation and degradation of long-chain fatty acidsW. P. Gibble, E. B. Kurtz and A. E. Kelley
68-71Selective acidolysis, a method for the segregation of drying and semi-drying oilsH. J. Lanson
71-74Effect of pH during the cooking of cottonseed on the properties of meals and oilsW. H. King, L. T. Wolford, F. H. Thurber, A. M. Altschul and A. B. Watts, et al.
75Improved apparatus for the gravimetric determination of carbon dioxideE. W. Blank and R. M. Kelley
76-78Substituted arylimino derivatives of gossypolJ. M. Dechary and L. E. Brown
78-80A modified dilatometer for fast evaluation of “solids content” in fatsB. F. Teasdale and R. Svardal
80-82The antioxidants of the osage orange fruitE. D. Schall and F. W. Quackenbush
82-84Alcoholic extraction of vegetable oils. II. Solubilities of corn, linseed, and tung oils in aqueous ethanolRama Kanth Rao and Lionel K. Arnold
84-92Abstracts
4A. O. C. S. cammentary: The A.O.C.S. and the inedible oil industryH. J. Harwood
10People and products
20Advance registrations asked for houston spring meetingWilliam Argue
211956 short course to be held on unit processes
22-23Mail balloting to elect officers for 1956–57
24Black announces details on 1956 fatty acid award

Volume 33, Number 3 / March 1956

93-95Vegetable oil refining by the modified soda ash processFred H. Smith and Arthur U. Ayres
95-98Surface-tension determinations with a precision micro capillary rise apparatusC. S. Nevin
98-102The trans fatty acids of margarines and shorteningsAhmed Fahmy Mabrouk and J. B. Brown
103-108Purification of crude glycerin by ion exclusionGlenn E. Prielipp and Harold W. Keller
109-113A study of the volatile compounds produced by the autoxidation of methyl oleate, oleic acid, and cis-9-octadeceneC. W. Fritsch and F. E. Deatherage
113-116The measurement of lime-soap dispersionPaul Becher
116-118Solubility and heat stability of fat-soluble derivatives of vitamin B6Taketami Sakuragi and Fred A. Kummerow
110-122Soil removal by dishwashing detergentsLester O. Leenerts, John F. Pietz and Jack Elliott
123-126A paper chromatographic procedure for separating 1-mono-, 1,3-di-, and triglycerides, cholesterol, and cholesteryl estersJulius W. Dieckert and Raymond Reiser
126-128Periodate-permanganate oxidations. IV. Determination of the position of double bonds in unsaturated fatty acids and estersE. von Rudloff
129Methanolysis of triglyceridesL. Hartman
130-140AbstractsR. A. Reiners
a4A.O.C.S. commentary: The A.O.C.S. and the edible fat industry: Our changing responsibilitiesKarl F. Mattil
a8People and products
a18Technical program for houston meeting to appear in april issue
a19Purdue to be scene of 1956 short course
a20August 1 is deadline for fatty acid entries

Volume 33, Number 4 / April 1956

141-143The effect of deodorization prior to hydrogenation on the development of hydrogenation odor in fatsD. R. Merker and L. C. Brown
143-146Problems of selectivity in the hydrogenation of linoleic acid estersC. Boelhouwer, J. Snelderwaard and H. I. Waterman
146-149Constituent fatty acids of salmon egg fatR. M. Kyte
149-152A rapid spectrophotometric method for determining the linoleic and linolenic acid components of soybean oilF. I. Collins and V. E. Sedgwick
152-154Influence of high energy radiation on oxidation of oleic acid and methyl oleateL. R. Dugan and Paul W. Landis
154Studies on castor oil. I. Fatty acid composition of castor oilN. R. Kamath and J. G. Kane
155-156The hydrogenation of dietary unsaturated fatty acids by the ruminantRaymond Reiser and H. G. Ramakrishna Reddy
156-163Concurrent oxidation of accumulated hydroperoxides in the autoxidation of methyl linoleateO. S. Privett and Christense Nickell
163-169Viscometric properties of higher fatty acids and their derivativesHoward M. Teeter and John C. Cowan
169-171Conversion of dianilinogossypol to pure gossypolW. H. King and F. H. Thurber
172-174Infrared absorption of branched-chain fatty acids and derivatives in the carbon-hydrogen stretching regionDonald L. Guertin, Stephen E. Wiberley and Walter H. Bauer
175-177Determination of water in cooked cottonseed meats by a modified indirect conductivity methodC. Kinney Hancock and Robert L. Burdick
177-180Solvent cooking of cottonseed meats for extractionJ. J. Spadaro and H. L. E. Vix
180-188Abstract
4A. O. C. S. cammentary: The A.O.C.S. and academic researchH. J. Deuel
10People and products
18-20Concurrent sessions to mark technical program at houston
20-22Announce speakers and fee for short course at purdue
24Entries for fatty acid award to be in by august 1
24-32New BookR. J. Sims
32Obituaries

Volume 33, Number 5 / May 1956

189-192Some observations on the microscopy of lard and rearranged lardS. F. Herb, M. C. Audsley and R. W. Riemenschneider
193-197Separation of monoglycerides, diglycerides, and triglycerides by liquid-liquid extractionJ. A. Monick and R. E. Treybal
197-199Molecular distillation of some Indian vegetable oilsS. G. Bhat, J. G. Kane and A. Sreenivasan
199-202Effect of maleic hydrazide applied to the cotton plant on the development of free fatty acids in the seedM. G. Lambou, N. S. Parker and Harry R. Carns
203-218Report of the literature review committee
219-221Acetylenic compounds. II. Preparation and properties of stearolic acid and the related substancesN. A. Khan
221-223Direct potentiometric titration of oxirane oxygen by hydrogen chloride-acetic acidA. J. Durbetaki
223-225Fractionation of some polyethenoxy lauryl ethersJ. V. Karabinos and E. J. Quinn
225-226Determination of soaps by ion exchange resinsJ. W. Jenkins
226-236AbstractsR. A. Reiners
a4-a13A.O.C.S. Commentary presidential addressW. A. Peterson
a8People and Products
a17August 1 is deadline for fatty acid entries
a18-a19Announces more speakers for 1956 short courseR. H. Rogers
a20Hopper becomes president, black vice president
a21Names Chicago chairman for fall meeting
a22-a23Prepares bibliography on oils and fats
a24-a25New booksNorris Embree, A. Ernest MacGee, J. T. R. Andrews, George H. Fuller and E. S. Lutton, et al.

Volume 33, Number 6 / June 1956

237-239Some effects of ionizing radiations on lipids. I. Monocarbonyl production in vegetable oilsDavid A. Lang and Bernard E. Proctor
240-263Report of the literature review committeeM. M. Piskur
263-272The chemistry of polymerized oils. V. The autoxidation of methyl linoleateH. H. Sephton and Donald A. Sutton
272-276Filtration-extraction of flaxseed as affected by preparation variablesN. B. Knoepfler, J. J. Spadaro, E. J. McCourtney and H. L. E. Vix
276-277Report of smalley committee—1955–56
278-281Reactions of conjugated fatty acids. III. Kinetics of the Diels-Alder reactionL. E. Gast, E. W. Bell and H. M. Teeter
282-286Relations between oil, nitrogen, and gossypol in cottonseed kernelsMack F. Stansbury, Walter A. Pons and G. T. Den Hartog
287-289Adapting some official methods to the semi-micro rangeR. P. A. Sims and Bernard Stone
289-290Report of the spectroscopy committee 1955–56Marvin W. Formo, Norman D. Fulton, Seymore Goldwasser, Samuel F. Herb and Joseph McLaughlin, et al.
290-291Synthetic detergents from animal fats. VII. Detergent combinationsA. J. Stirton, E. W. Maurer and J. K. Weil
292-300Abstracts
a4A.O.C.S. Commentary: Attracting chemical students to our industriesK. A. Earhart
a6H. J. Deuel Jr. DiesF. A. Kummerow
a22Program nearly complete for 1956 short course at Purdue
a23July 16 set as deadline for abstracts by Chicago committee
a23New members
a24-a26Use of the multistage countercurrent contactor for degumming and refining of vegetable oilsW. J. Podbielniak, A. M. Gavin and H. R. Kaiser
a27-a29Summary of 45 papers shows program valuesA. H. Lamb
a30Houston does it again! A most successful meeting
a32New governing board takes many actions

Volume 33, Number 7 / July 1956

301-304Isomerization during hydrogenation. II. Methyl cis-10, cis-12-octadecadienoateR. R. Allen
305Modification of the isomerization tube for the determination of polyunsaturated fatty acidsT. Sakuragi and F. A. Kummerow
305Report of the referee board—1955–1956E. R. Hahn, R. R. King, W. A. Peterson, R. c. Stillman and N. W. Ziels
306-308The question of differences between iodine numbers of coconut oil and of the corresponding soapstock fatty acidsMykola Zajcew
308-311Consistency of mixtures of cottonseed and Paraguayan palm kernel oilsWerner Landmann and R. O. Feuge
312-314The chemistry of polymerized oils. VI. The molecular weight distribution of thermally polymerized oilsC. A. J. Hoeve and Donald A. Sutton
314-316A rapid dielectric method for determining the oil content of safflower and sunflower seedRobert M. Johnson, W. Haward Hunt, M. H. Neustadt and Lawrence Zeleny
317-319Synthesis and purification of fatty acids by the pyrolysis of estersWilliam J. Bailey and William N. Turek
319Report of cellulose yield committee—1955–1956
320-322Chromatographic investigation of disproportionated rosinVirginia M. Loeblich and Ray V. Lawrence
322-324The antioxidant properties of some 6-Hydroxychromans and 5-HydroxycoumaransWilliam K. T. Gleim and Joseph A. Chenicek
324-330Improved method for determining gossypol in crude cottonseed oilsWalter A. Pons, Donald Mitcham, Robert T. O’Connor and Mack F. Stansbury
330Letter to the editorN. D. Sylvester and A. N. Ainsworth
331-340Abstracts
a4-a21A.O.C.S. Commentary safety, the lodestar to industrial happiness and profits
a6People and Products
a10New Literature
a18Short course on unit processes opens July 16
a18Official referee chemists, 1956–1957
a20September meeting planned for Sherman Hotel, Chicago
a22-a23Scientists can help us understand that natural laws also govern business and politicsDupuy Batemay
a24-a29Committees announced for 1956–57

Volume 33, Number 8 / August 1956

341-344Octadecadienoic acids of shortenings and margarinesB. Sreenivasan and J. B. Brown
344-347Refining cottonseed oil at high rates of shearR. O. Feuge, E. J. Vicknair and N. V. Lovegren
347-350The kinetics of the hydrogenation of pure fatty esters. I. Mono-olefinic systems: Methyl oleateFranz A. Vandenheuvel
350-353Reaction of methyl alpha-eleostearate with mercuric acetateRalph W. Planck, Robert T. O'Connor and Leo A. Goldblatt
353-355Beef tallow in shortening preparationsS. G. Morris, P. Magidman, F. E. Luddy and R. W. Riemenschneider
355-359Isomerization during hydrogenation. III. Linoleic acidRobert R. Allen and Arthur A. Kiess
360-363Urease activity in soybean meal productsAllan K. Smith, Paul A. Belter and Robert L. Anderson
364-367Fat emulsion. Effect of heat on solubility of hydrophilic emulsifiersRuth R. Benerito and W. S. Singleton
367-371Dilatometric properties of some butyropalmitins, butyrostearins, and acetopalmitinsR. O. Feuge and N. V. Lovegren
371-372Letter to the EditorA. R. S. Kartha and R. J. Vander Wal
372Letter to the EditorRaymond Reiser and J. W. Dieckert
372-373Letter to the EditorT. P. Hilditch
373-380AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura, Dorothy M. Rathmann and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
4The A.O.C.S. and the detergent industryRussell H. Rogers
6People and products
18Guest editorial on page 4 tells of Detergent Symposium
19Announce 1956–57 season for Smalley check samples
20More committees announced
22September Issue Will Carry Short Course Report
23New Literature
24Officers of A.O.C.S. Sections
24Northeast Group Has Busy Season
26USDA Honors Southern Chemists
26Back Issues Needed
28New Books
30Report of the Journal Advertising Committee 1955–56F. C. bailey, J. R. Baxley, B. W. Beadle, H. C. Bennett and H. D. Fincher, et al.

Volume 33, Number 9 / September 1956

381-383Stabilization of edible animal fats during renderingRex J. Sims and Lee Hilfman
383-389Effect of free carboxylic groups on the course of sulfur trioxide sulfonation of unsaturated fatty acidsThomas W. Sauls and Walter H. C. Rueggeberg
389-391Alcoholic extraction of vegetable oils. III. Solubilities of babassu, coconut, olive, palm, rapeseed, and sunflower seed oils in aqueous ethanolRama Kanth Rao and Lionel K. Arnold
391-394Epoxy fatty acid ester plasticizers. Preparation and propertiesFrank P. Greenspan and Ralph J. Gall
394-396Evidence for cyclic monomers in heated linseed oilJ. A. Macdonald
396-399Extraction of corn oil by three petroleum solventsLionel K. Arnold and William E. Rowe
399-404Reactions of unsaturated fatty alcohols. I. Preparation and properties of some vinyl ethersH. M. Teeter, E. J. Dufek, C. B. Coleman, C. A. Glass and E. H. Melvin, et al.
404-409Esters in human hair fatN. Nicolaides and Roscoe C. Foster
410-414The reaction of acrylonitrile and fumaronitrile with alpha-and beta-eleostearates. Plasticizer properties of the n-butyl esters of the adductsJoan S. Hoffmann, R. T. O’connor, Frank C. Magne and W. G. Bickford
414-416Some derivatives of hydroxyhydroquinone as antioxidantsR. B. Thompson and Ted Symon
416-419Relation of amount and quality of protein in the diet to free gossypol tolerance by the ratC. A. Cabell and I. P. Earle
419-422Isomerization during hydrogenation. IV. Methyl eleostearateRobert R. Allen and Arthur A. Kiess
422-424Report of the uniform methods committeeM. M. Durkee, J. J. Ganucheau, D. L. Henry, T. H. Hopper and R. G. Houle, et al.
424-426Structural studies on sucrose monolaurateWilliam C. York, Arthur Finchler, Lloyd Osipow and Foster Dee SNell
426-428Determination of tocopherol in autoxidizing methyl esters of fatty acidsH. J. Lips
428-432AbstractsR. A. Reiners
4A.O.C.S. commentary: The A.O.C.S. and the research chemist in the Union of South AfricaDonald A. Sutton
10APeople and products
20A-23ATentative technical program announced for Chicago meeting
24AWide range of talent marks 1956 short courseDaniel Rusin
26A-29AActive members are asked to vote by proxies on proposed changes in constitution and by-laws
30ATreasurer’s report—1955A. F. Kapecki
32ANew booksF. L. Kozelka and Paul Soderdahl
32ANew members

Volume 33, Number 10 / October 1956

433-435A comparative study of the nutritive value of thermally oxidized oilsOgden C. Johnson, Taketami Sakuragi and Fred A. Kummerow
435-437An evaluation of methods for production of C. P. GlycerineHarold W. Keller, Arthur W. Michalson and A. D. Payne
437-439Leaf filter for foots removal from crude oil reduces labor and eliminates filter cloth and paperR. T. Grimm
439-440Checking alkali delivery of a proportioner in vegetable oil refiningM. Mattikow and S. M. Edmonds
440-442Novel method for refining soybean oilLester P. Hayes and Hans Wolff
443-444The solubilities of sodium and calcium sulfates in aqueous glycerineH. R. Till, J. B. Segur and C. S. Miner
444Letter to editorMax C. Markley
444-452Abstracts
453-457Handling, shipping, and storage of oilseedsRobert Stokes and L. M. Reid
457-462Solvent extraction including seed pretreatmentR. P. Hutchins
462-470Unit operations in a mechanical extraction millJohn W. Dunning
471-473RenderingH. C. Dormitzer
473-476Vegetable oil refiningFred H. Smith
477-484Filtration and bleachingW. A. Singleton
484-487Hydrogen productionL. S. Kelly
488-494The hydrogenation processS. G. Sourelis
495-506DeodorizationF. B. White
506-512Margarine productionLeo C. Brown
512-516Finishing and packaging of edible fatsC. E. McMichael
516-520Fat-splittingM. D. Reinish
4-18A.O.C.S. Commentary: The importance of a good technical library for research development, and production
14People and Products
18New members
19-20New booksL. H. Mason, R. B. Shurts, George Y. Brokaw, Frank L. Jackson and Karl H. Norris

Volume 33, Number 11 / November 1956

521-526Isomerization of linoleic, linolenic, and other polyunsaturated acids with potassium tertiary butoxide and its application in the spectrophotometric estimation of these acidsB. Sreenivasan and J. B. Brown
52622nd Annual review of the literature on fats, oils, and detergentsI. M. M. Piskur
527-528Tocopherols as carry-through antioxidantsL. R. Dugan and H. R. Kraybill
528-531New integrated refining process for edible oilsG. C. Cavanagh
531-535The kinetics of the hydrogenation of pure fatty esters. II. Mono-olefinic systems: Cis-trans isomerismFranz A. Vandenheuvel
535-537Paper chromatography of phospholipides on silicic acid impregnated glass fiber filter paperJulius W. Dieckert and Raymond Reiser
537Letter to editorB. K. Mukherji
537-544Abstracts
545-548Distillation of fatty acidR. H. Potts
549-550Liquid-liquid extraction and solvent crystallizationThomas W. Pratt
551-556The handling and storage of raw materials for soaps and detergentsE. J. Healy
556-565Recovery and purification of glycerolN. W. Ziels
565-568Fatty alcoholsKarl P. Schroeder
568-571Sulfonation and sulfation of oilsR. Hugh Trask
571-574Production of alkylene oxide derivativesJ. D. Malkemus
575-579Esterification and interesterificationE. W. Eckey
579-585Outline of processes used in the drying of soaps and detergentsJohn C. Ingram
586-590Finishing and packaging soaps and detergentsT. F. Waters
590-594Heat transferLyle F. Albright
594-597Pumps and compressorsLyle F. Albright
598-604Principles of mixing in the fatty oil industriesJ. Henry Rushton
604-608Automatic controlJohn W. Tierney
a4A.O.C.S. Commentary: Current aspects of the fatty acid industryR. H. Potts
a10-a23Chicago registration highest in history
a18-a23Enthusiasm and interest shown in current convention topicsS. S. Chang
a24-a25A.O.C.S. Exhibitors
a26Proxy voting on by-law changes nears 1,000
a28New members
a32H. R. Kraybill dies

Volume 33, Number 12 / December 1956

609-614The aromatization of linoleic acid with palladium catalystDon E. Floyd, R. F. Paschke, D. H. Wheeler and W. S. Baldwin
614-619An investigation of the adsorption of detergent and builders onto cotton and soil by radiotracer methodsThomas F. Boyd and Rubin Bernstein
619-624The phosphorus content of refined soybean oil as a criterion of qualityR. E. Beal, E. B. Lancaster and O. L. Brekke
624-627Fat, cholesterol, and atherosclerosisEdward Eagle and H. E. Robinson
628-630An improved constant temperature bath for the active oxygen method fat stability apparatusW. F. Schroeder and J. W. Draper
630-634Biological effects of the polymeric residues isolated from autoxidized fatsHans Kaunitz, Charles A. Slanetz, R. E. Johnson, H. B. Knight and D. H. Saunders, et al.
635-637The chemistry of polymerized oils. VII. Cyclization of methyl beta-eleostearateD. E. A. Rivett
637-639Seed germination as an index of potential free fatty acid content of sesame oilMurray L. Kinman and Edward R. Ibert
639-645The difficultly extractable lipides of cottonseed meats, their composition and effect on the refining characteristics of the crude oilsP. H. Eaves, J. J. Spadaro, E. L. D’Aquin, A. J. Crovetto and V. O. Cirino, et al.
645-650Filtration-extraction of sesame seed on a bench scaleA. V. Graci, E. L. D’Aquin, M. L. Paredes and H. L. E. Vix
650-652Seasonal variation in character of lipides in pure lines of Spanish peanutsT. A. Pickett and K. T. Holley
652Letter to editorMax C. Markley
653-659Abstracts
4A.O.C.S. Commentary: The international society for fat scienceH. P. Kaufmann
10It’s expensive to make your own emulsifier
20Names chairmen for New Orleans meetingC. L. Hoffpaur
22Convention banquet scenes
23New members
25Three members honored at Chicago meeting
32New booksA. S. Behrman

Volume 34, Number 1 / January 1957

1-4Antioxidant properties of tomato lipidsR. E. Henze and F. W. Quackenbush
4-7Recent developments in screw-press operationsA. H. Burner
7-9Methods of analysis for functional groups in earth (mineral) waxesA. Sundgren and Veikko T. Rauhala
9-11Epoxidized esters of fatty acids as internal and external plasticizers for polyvinyl acetateLeonard S. Silbert and William S. Port
12-15The kinetics of the hydrogenation of pure fatty esters. III. Poly-olefinic systems: Selectivity of raney nickelFranz A. Vandenheuvel
15-17The migration of double bonds during the isomerization of methyl linoleate with palladium on carbon catalystK. H. Takemura and L. A. Goldblatt
17-21Conductivity method for the control of a soap dryerL. J. Okholm
21-24Preliminary report on the nutritional significance of bound gossypol in cottonseed mealB. P. Baliga and Carl M. Lyman
24-27Determination of rosin acids in mixtures with fatty acidsÅ. Linder and V. Persson
27-30Pilot plant development of the alkali cooking process for cottonseed meats. I. Effect of flake, thickness and of time, temperature, and moisture content during cookingW. H. King, N. B. Knoepfler, C. L. Hoffpauir and E. J. McCourtney
30-34Dilatometric errors and an application to volume changes for the solid state of methyl stearateB. M. Craig
34-38Emulsion stabilityLloyd Osipow, Saul Birsan and Foster dee Snell
39-43Synthetic detergents from animal fats. VIII. The ethenoxylation of fatty acids and alcoholsA. N. Wrigley, F. D. Smith and A. J. Stirton
43-44A note on improved isolation of concentrates of linolenic acid and ethyl linolenate from linseed oilWinfred E. Parker and Daniel Swern
44-52AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sin'itiro Kawamura, Dorothy M. Rathmann and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
4-22Our journal ... What is it?
8People and products
15Qualified journal readers are invited to join societyH. C. Black
15500 more proxies needed
16Symposia and Entertainment Forecast for Spring MeetingC. L. Hoffpauir
28ObituariesE. R. Barrow, C. H. Cox and C. A. Heilmann

Volume 34, Number 2 / February 1957

53-57The measurement of lather quicknessPaul Becher and Russell E. Compa
57-61Epoxidation of polyesters of tetrahydrophthalic acid and unsaturated alkyd resinsJohn W. Pearce and John Kawa
61-66Pilot Plant development of the alkali cooking process for cottonseed meats. II. Effect of additional comminutionNestor B. Knoepfler, W. H. King, M. F. Stansbury and E. J. McCourtney
66-70Some properties of the lipase present in germinating rapeseedL. R. Wetter
70Error in the determination of active ingredient in detergent productsL. U. Ross and E. W. Blank
71-72X-ray diffraction powder data of some thiol esters of long chain fatty acidsL. P. Witnauer, D. A. Lutz, G. S. Sasin and R. Sasin
72-75Some laboratory investigations of degummed cottonseed oilJames K. Sikes
75An investigation of the adsorption of detergent and builders onto cotton and soil by radio-tracer methodsThomas F. Boyd and Rubin Bernstein
76-77Solidification points of some binary mixtures of derivatives of stearic acidGeorge S. Sasin, Walter A. Butte and Richard Sasin
77-80Glyceride structure of vegetable oils by countercurrent distribution. II. Soybean oilC. R. Scholfield and Mary A. Hicks
81-83Comparison of antioxidants for fats on an equivalent molar basisC. W. Everson, G. J. Miller and F. W. Quackenbush
84-85Letter to the EditorRaymond Reiser
85-92AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sin'itiro Kawamura, Dorothy M. Rathmann and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
4The editor-author teamDorothy M. Rathmann
10New members
14-15Announce speakers for New Orleans SymposiaC. L. Hoffpauir
16Black to head ticket for 1957–58 term
171956 revisions are out
20-24Hoerr announces details on 1957 fatty acid award
24Needed: 400 more proxies

Volume 34, Number 3 / March 1957

93-96Design and operation of a commercial soybean-oil refining plant, using acetic anhydride as a degumming reagentNoel W. Myers
96-100The antioxidant properties of garden cress (Lipidium sativium) and wild mustard (Sinapsis arvensis) oilsMoustafa Lotfy, Hussein Aref and Abdel Aziz Hussein
100-103Synthetic detergents from animal fats. IX. Triethanolammonium, lithium, alkaline earth, and other salts ofa-sulfonated fatty acidsJ. K. Weil, R. G. Bistline and A. J. Stirton
103-106Continuous soap washing and finishing, using multistage, countercurrent, centrifugal contactorsWalter J. Podbielniak, George J. Ziegenhorn and Herbert R. Kaiser
107-108Preparation of long-chain fatty acid chloridesC. G. Youngs, A. Epp, B. M. Craig and H. R. Sallans
108-111The work of the Technical Safety CommitteeA. Arnest MacGee and A. Ernest MacGee
112IntroductionA. Ernest
112-113The role of personnel in safety of solvent-extraction operationsH. D. Fincher
113-116Special equipment and operating features which contribute to safety in extraction-plant operationsN. H. Witte and P. Kane
116-117Safety permeates all manufacturing operationsA. Ernest MacGee
118-119An approach to safety in solvent-extraction operationW. F. Bollens
119-121Safety in design in solvent extractionR. P. Hutchins
121-124Safety in solvent extraction from the viewpoint of insurance and practical operationOdell J. Jones, Horace R. Belew and Orville L. Williams
124-127The determination of pyrophosphate in commercial triphosphateHerman J. Weiser
127-129Purification of long-chain saturated fatty acids by recrystallization of their molecular compounds with acetamideFrank C. Magne, Robert R. Mod and Evald L. Skau
129-131Some recently discovered constituents of animal fatsL. Hartman
131-134Identification of some marine oil constituents by chromatographyMary Frances Sorrels and Raymond Reiser
134-136A polarographic investigation of the kinetics of epoxidation of unsaturated fatty acid estersConstantine Ricciuti, Leonard S. Silbert and William S. Port
136-138Reactions of conjugated fatty acids. V. Preparation and properties of diels-alder adducts and their esters from
139-148AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura, Dorothy M. Rathman and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
a4-a27The influence of the non-profit research institutes on industrial research procedures
a6People and products
a18Forty papers and concurrent sessions to mark New Orleans Meeting in AprilC. L. Hoffpauir
a19Proxies still needed
a19Names Judges for Fatty Acid Award
a27Ammonium sulfate discontinued

Volume 34, Number 4 / April 1957

4-24Past and future of danish fat and oil industryVagn Jespersen
10People and products
149-151Conditioning of agricultural soils with fatty acid still pitchR. F. Paschke, Robert Nordgren and D. H. Wheeler
151-155Phase behavior of fatty acids-chlorinated solvent systemsGeorge W. Preckshot and F. J. Nouri
156-159Comparative absolute yields of crude and neutral oils from variously prepared cottonseed meatsP. H. Eaves, L. J. Molaison, E. F. Pollard and J. J. Spadaro
159-161Procedure and apparatus for plasticizing fats in the laboratoryA. H. Steffen and R. J. Vander Wal
161-164Recent advances in in-situ epoxidation reactions with resin catalystsRalph J. Gall and Frank P. Greenspan
164Interim report of A.O.C.S. Subcommittee on continuous flow sampling of oils—1956A. R. Baldwin, H. T. Iveson, H. T. Spannuth, F. C. Woekel and L. R. Brown
165Letter to the editorL. Hartman
165-169AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini’tiro Kawamura, Dorothy M. Rathmann and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
170-172Synthetic detergents. Development and use in domestic washing-productsWillard M. Bright
173-175Review of alkylaryl sulfonatesE. L. Miller and P. E. Geiser
175-178Fatty alcohol sulfatesDavid B. Hatcher
178-181The alkylolamidesJerome Kritchevsky
181-185Nonionic surfactantsC. E. Stevens
185-188Sugar estersLloyd Osipow, Foster Dee Snell and Arthur Finchler
188-191Ampholytic surface-active agentsD. L. Andersen
191-199Analytical test methods for organic detergentsW. G. Spangler
199-203Analytical test methods for the inorganic portion of the detergent productsJ. C. Harris
203-209Surfactant surveyCarl Pacifico and M. E. Ionescu
209-214Evaluation of surfactants for oil field floodingC. E. Johnson
215-216Status of research related to the use and effect of surfactants on various crops and soilsJames E. Seymour
15-19Spring Meeting opens April 28 for presentation of 60 papers
21-24Some aspects of the edible fat industry in New ZealandS. G. brooker

Volume 34, Number 5 / May 1957

4-8Presidential address
6People and products
217-221Provitamin a activity and stability of β-carotene in margarineW. Marusich, E. De Ritter and J. C. Bauernfeind
222-239Report of the literature review committee
239-244Physical properties of aceto- and butyro-oleins, mono-olein, and dioleinAudrey T. Gros and R. O. Feuge
244-247Reactions of unsaturated fatty alcohols. II. Polymerization of vinyl ethers and film properties of polymersW. J. Schneider, L. E. Gast, E. H. Melvin, C. A. Glass and H. M. Teeter
247-249Note on acetone-soluble material in cottonseed mealsW. H. King, Vernon L. Frampton and A. M. Altschul
249-250A comparison of alkylated phenols as antioxidants for lardG. J. Miller and F. W. Quackenbush
250-251Letter to the editorBengt Borgström
251Letter to the editorRaymond Reiser
252Letter to the editorJ. W. Jenkins
252-260AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A16-A20Black named president, Konen vice president
A22-A28July 15 is deadline for FAPA entries

Volume 34, Number 6 / June 1957

261-263Chromatographic analysis of mixtures of mono-, di-, and tristearin containing mineral oilLouis J. Ravin, Robert J. Meyer and Takeru Higuchi
263Report of Cellulose Yield Committee, 1956–57P. D. Cretien, W. S. Hude, R. E. Knipple, T. L. Rettger and E. H. Tenent, et al.
264-29323rd annual review of the literature on fats, oils, and detergents. IIM. M. Piskur
293-299Some problems involved in the water wash of neutralized vegetable oilsBen Braae, Ulla Brimberg and Marianne Nyman
299-301The destruction of gossypol in cottonseed oil soapstock by a heat treatmentJoseph Pominski and Frank C. Pack
301-302Report of F.A.C. Monoglyceride Subcommittee—1956D. S. Bolley, R. A. Marmor, O. S. Privett, S. J. Rini and R. C. Walker, et al.
302-307Studies on castor oil. II. Hydrogenation of castor oilB. Sreenivasan, N. R. Kamath and J. G. Kane
307-310Reactions of unsaturated fatty alcohols. III. Viscosity and molecular weight studies on some vinyl ether polymersL. E. Gast, W. J. Schneider and H. M. Teeter
310-314Analysis of corn oil for total tocopherolsKatharine J. Hivon and F. W. Quackenbush
314-318The use of coloring ingredients in fatty food products. Their physiology, chemistry, and stabilityJohn J. Geminder and E. Everett Macdonough
319Report of the Smalley Committee—1956–57L. V. Anderson, R. T. Doughtie, D. L. Henry, J. P. Hewlett and R. J. Houle, et al.
320-323A conductivity method for the determination of soap in refined vegetable oilHoward Goff and F. E. Blachly
323-326The chemistry of lauric acid-diethanolamine condensation productsHarry Kroll and Herbert Nadeau
327-332Abstracts...R. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
332Solvent-detergent combination productsA. Davidsohn
a4Functions of the national flaxseed processors associationGeorge L. Prichard
a6People and products
a17Cincinnati committees named by A. K. Presnell, chairmanA. E. MacGee, Richard Doughtie and Frank C. Magne
a191958 short course approved by board
a22-a26Three symposia mark New Orleans ProgramLeo A. Goldblatt
a26Report of the Membership Committee—1956J. T. R. Andrews, R. T. Doughtie, E. B. Kester, J. C. Konen and F. B. White, et al.
a27Members approve changes in constitution and by-laws
a27Treasurer's report—1956
a28Editor reports journal progress to membership

Volume 34, Number 7 / July 1957

333-335Influence of high energy radiation on the oxidation of oleic acid and methyl oleate. II. Sites of oxygen attackHal T. Slover and L. R. Dugan
335AddendumGlenn R. Wilson
336-337Shifting of the double bond in methyl oleate during hydrogenationJ. T. Knegtel, C. Boelhouwer, M. Tels and H. I. Waterman
337Report of the referee board, 1956–1957E. R. Hahn, T. H. Hopper, R. R. King, R. C. Stillman and N. W. Ziels
338-342A simplified method for the preparation of α- and β-eleostearic acids and a revised spectrophotometric procedure for their determinationJoan S. Hoffmann, R. T. O'Connor, D. C. Heinzelman and W. G. Bickford
342-344Analysis of polyethylene glycol estersJ. D. Malkemus and J. D. Swan
344-348Report of the F.A.C. Subcommittee on dilatometry, 1956–1957
348-351Report of the F.A.C. Total neutral oil subcommittee 1956–1957
351-356Absence of thermal polymers in potato-chip frying oilsDaniel Melnick
356-358Paper chromatographic separation of aliphatic lactonesP. G. Keeney
358-360Benzamides, p-nitrobenzamides, benzenesulfonamides,
360Suggested additional equipment for the determination of polyunsaturated fatty acidsF. I. Collins and V. E. Sedgwick
361-363Qualitative foam stability evaluation of hand dishwashing detergentsLester O. Leenerts and Howard J. Myers
363-367The evaluation of crude glycerineJ. B. Segur, E. L. Whittaker, L. Laskin, T. T. Kanno and C. S. Miner
367-368A rapid alkali-wash method of refining cottonseed oil for refined color determinationB. D. Deacon, W. B. Harris and A. Cecil Wamble
369-376Abstracts ...R. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
4Cincinnati getting all shined up for fall meeting in septemberProcter Thomson and C. P. Long
8The interaction of sugars and proteinaceous substances of oleaginous seeds in the process of oil milling
16Cincinnati Plans Symposia on Soaps, Detergents, ColorE. M. Sallee
19-21A statistical experimental design applied to cottonseed cleaningS. P. Clark
22-24President black names committees for 1957–58
24Special announcement for commercial chemists
26Official referee chemists 1957–1958

Volume 34, Number 8 / August 1957

377-386Paper chromatography of lipidesH. Schlenk, Joanne L. Gellerman, Jerry A. Tillotson and H. K. Mangold
386-388The viscosities of nonaqueous solutions of magnesium caprate and laurateA. N. Bose and Virendra K. Dixit
388-393Melting and crystallization of vegetable waxesRaul Dodsworth Machado
394-398Report of the fat stability subcommittee of the fat analysis committee—1956: Active oxygen method for determining fat stabilityR. W. Bartlett, F. G. Dollear, W. B. Guerrant, J. P. Hewlett and R. A. Marmor, et al.
399-401Note on gossypol and its relation to color fixation in cottonseed oilLeah Castillon Berardi and Vernon L. Frampton
401-404Alcoholic extraction of vegetable oils. Part IV. Solubilities of vegetable oils in aqueous 2-propanolRama Kanth Rao and Lionel K. Arnold
404-407Antioxidant activity of phenols as related to effects of substituent groupsG. J. Miller and F. W. Quackenbush
407-409Chemical changes which take place in an edible oil during thermal oxidationO. C. Johnson and F. A. Kummerow
409-411The analysis of nitrogen in the smalley oilseed meal series, 1955–56C. H. Perrin
411-414Separation of the oxidation products of fatty acids by means of gas-liquid partition chromatographyJanina Nowakowska, E. H. Melvin and Richard Wiebe
414-420Abstracts…R. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
4-5Le laboratoire general des corps gras du C.N.R.S. (Paris)Charles Paquot
6-15Complete committee appointments for year
16-18Hotel reservations to be made direct with Netherland Hilton
20-27Report of the Journal advertising committee 1956–57A. Ernest MacGee
28New smalley season opensR. W. Bates

Volume 34, Number 9 / September 1957

421-424The relationship of pyridoxine and riboflavin to the nutritional value of polymerized fatsL. A. Witting, T. Nishida, O. C. Johnson and F. A. Kummerow
425-426Fatty acid compositions of indian shark liver fatsS. P. Pathak and L. M. Dey
431-432The solvent-extraction process is not as hazardous as it seemsA. Ernest MacGee
432-434Foam protection for solvent-extraction plantsJ. E. Miller
434-437Application of mechanically produced airfoams to fire-protection problemsW. E. Ault and E. B. Rumble
437-440Some aspects of laboratory safetyHarold H. Schultz
440-441Solvent-extraction-plant operating safetyHenry James
442-443The changing complexity of fire and health protection problems in vegetable-oil processing plantsJames H. Brawner
444-446Safety aspects of the receiving and bulk storage of extraction solventsJ. F. Miller and A. L. Saltzman
446-447Safety in the solvent pilot plantLyman E. Matthews and John W. Dunning
447-448Report of the Technical Safety Committee, 1956–1957A. Ernest MacGee
448-450Cyclization during heat bodying of safflower oil at 300°CT. N. Mehta and S. A. Sharma
450-452Determination of ethylene oxide in fumigated copra productsJames H. Benedict
452-454Composition of the seed oil of sterculia foetida, LinnJ. P. Varma, Sharda Dasgupta, Bhola Nath and J. S. Aggarwal
454-459Feed value and protein-quality determinations on cottonseed mealsEdward Eagle and Donald L. Davies
459-461Studies on guar seed oil (cymmopsis psoralioides)D. R. Mehta and C. V. Ramakrishnan
461-466Toxic protein from trichloroethylene-extracted soybean oil mealL. L. McKinney, F. B. Weakley, R. E. Campbell, A. C. Eldridge and J. C. Cowan, et al.
466-469Possible mechanisms in thermal polymerization of vegetable oils. II. Polymer formationR. P. A. Sims
470-473The isolation and characterization of the polymers formed during the autoxidation of ethyl linolenateL. A. Witting, S. S. Chang and F. A. Kummerow
474-476Report of the uniform methods committee, 1956–1957J. J. Ganucheau, D. L. Henry, T. H. Hopper, J. T. R. Andrews and R. J. Houle, et al.
476-477Report of the A.F.C. subcommittee on oxirane oxygen, 1956F. P. Greenspan, W. O. Lundberg, W. D. Schroeder, Daniel Swern and J. G. Wallace, et al.
477-479Fatty acids of asparagus seed oilC. Y. Hopkins and Mary J. Chisholm
479-484AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
4-5The Oil Chemists' Society of JapanS. Kawamura
6-17Names in the news
18-31Fifty Papers to be Presented at Cincinnati Meeting

Volume 34, Number 10 / October 1957

4-5A. O. C. S. short coursesKarl F. Mattil
6-12Industry economics...R. D. Willemin
14Names in the news...
485-489A spectrophotometric method for the evaluation of vegetable oil colorsW. D. Pohle and S. E. Tierney
489-490The fatty acid composition of the seed fat from Swietenia macrophyllaM. M. Chakrabarty and D. K. Chowdhuri
491-493Variability of linolenic and linoleic acids in soybean oilF. I. Collins and Robert W. Howell
493-495The effect of builders on the sorption of sodium myristyl sulphate on cotton and on carbonG. S. Perry, A. S. Weatherburn and C. H. Bayley
495-500A disk rheometer applicable to measuring shortening flow-propertiesStephen J. Loska and Endel Jaska
500-503Fat splitting by the twitchell process at low temperatureKazuo Fukuzumi and Yoshito Koyama
503-504The relationship of diet to life expectancy and atherosclerosisT. J. Weiss and K. F. Mattil
505-508Assimilation of dietary eicosenoic and erucic acid estersC. Y. Hopkins, Mary J. Chisholm, T. K. Murray and J. A. Campbell
509-513The lipides of green peasA. C. Wagenknecht
513-515Stability of
516-518Synthetic detergents from animal fats. X. Sulfated, ethenoxylated tallow alcoholsR. G. Bistline, A. J. Stirton, J. K. Weil and E. W. Maurer
519-520A comparison of plant and grain wax from two varieties of sorghumCynthia Cannon and Fred A. Kummerow
521-522On the configuration of cocoa butterE. S. Lutton
522-528Abstracts ...R. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
191957 revisions ready
20-22Laboratory equipment for the oil and fat industry
25Problems encountered in sampling of cottonseed and cottonseed products

Volume 34, Number 11 / November 1957

529-533Comparison of some lipoxidases and their mechanism of actionA. M. Siddiqi and A. L. Tappel
533-537The composition of bloom fat in chocolateJ. Cerbulis, C. Clay and C. H. Mack
537-539Selective fixation of deleterious phosphatidic and pigment materials in commercial processing to improve quality of cottonseed oil and mealG. C. Cavanagh
539-544Composition of acidulated cottonseed soapstocks as influenced by commercial methods of processing seed and oilMack F. Stansbury, Vidabelle O. Cirino and Harold P. Pastor
544-546Determination of tocopherol in oxidized fatsE. N. Frankel, C. D. Evans and J. C. Cowan
547-548A radioactive evaluation test for dairy cleaning detergentsF. H. Firsching and H. E. Everson
548-549Incorporation of gossypol into eggs of hens fed gossypol schiff basesJ. M. Dechary, G. Wakabayashi and C. R. Grau
549-558AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
559-563IntroductionAaron M. Altschul and C. G. King
563-570The influence of dietary fats on serum-lipide levels in manEdward H. Ahrens, Jules Hirsch, William Insull, Rolf Blomstrand and Theodore T. Tsaltas, et al.
570-574Progress in the metabolism of lipidesRaymond Reiser
574-578Newer concepts of the role of essential fatty acidsRoslyn B. Alfin-Slater
578-582Nutrition quality of frying fats in commercial useDaniel Melnick
583Prevalence of atheromaRussell L. Holman, Henry C. McGill, Jack P. Strong and Jack C. Geer
584Summary and comments on fats in nutrition and healthGrace A. Goldsmith
a4The fatty acid producers' awardC. W. Hoerr
a6Names in the news
a8Many ways of keeping statisticsR. D. Willemin
a18Snell committee plans 1958 short course
a19Cincinnati Meeting draws attendance of 621
a20New processes and progress disclosed at Cincinnati MeetingJ. H. Benedict
a21Cincinnati exhibitors

Volume 34, Number 12 / December 1957

585-587Preparation and some properties of tung oil monoglyceridesR. S. McKinney and L. A. Goldblatt
587-591Glycerolysis of coconut, sesame, and linseed oils. Fractionation of the products with alcohol and ureaT. N. Mehta and S. N. Shah
591-594International collaboration on glycerine analysisW. D. Pohle
594-597Studies on the nutritional and physiological effects of thermally oxidized oilsO. C. Johnson, E. Perkins, M. Sugal and F. A. Kummerow
597-600The pigments of crude cottonseed oils. II. Nitrogen-containing pigments derived from GossypolJ. M. Dechary
600-603Report of the Spectroscopy Committee, 1956–57Robert T. O'Connor, N. D. Fulton, Syemore Goldwasser, Samuel F. Herb and William E. Link, et al.
603-606Thermal-diffusion fractionation: Oils, fats, and some derivativesC. W. Seelbach and F. W. Quackenbush
606-609Determination of the extent of oxidation of fatsUlla Holm, Kai Ekbom and Gunnar Wode
610-611Solubility of lard in aqueous ethanolRama Kanth Rao and Lionel K. Arnold
611Composition of the seed and oil of cnidoscolus texanusEmory C. Cushing and Vidabelle O. Cirino
612-615AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
a4-a6What the A.O.C.S. means to meS. O. Sorensen
a6Names in the news
a10Report on fats and oils
a18Soaps and syndets in 1958
a18To meet in Memphis April 21–23
a21Cincinnati exhibitors (

Volume 35, Number 1 / January 1958

1-5Trans-isomerization of oleic acid and potassium oleate by ionizing radiationHuo-Ping Pan, Samuel A. Goldblith and Bernard E. Proctor
5-8An evaluation of the detergency value of a series of alkylbenzene sulfonates by ultrasonic techniqueHelen A. Ludeman, John A. Balog and J. C. Sherrill
8-10Slurry storage of light soda ashJ. H. McCracken
10-13Nutritional properties of the triglycerides of saturated fatty acids of medium chain-lengthHans Kaunitz, Charles A. Slanetz, Ruth Ellen Johnson, Vigen K. Babayan and George Barsky
14-19Cottonseed and competing vegetable oilsLeonard Smith and David Hull
19-25Drying oilsM. M. Renfrew, H. M. Schroeder, H. M. Hauge and D. J. Waythomas
25-27The influence of autoxidation on the chemical assay of cholesterolL. N. Norcia
28-32The use of solid triglyceride stearines as fluid shortening ingredientsL. L. Linteris and S. W. Thompson
33-36The effects of alkali cooking on the yields of crude and neutral oil from cottonseed meatsP. H. Eaves, L. J. Molaison, N. B. Knoepfler and J. J. Spadaro
36-37Effect of long-term storage on acute oral toxicity and gossypol content of cottonseed pigment glandsEdward Eagle and D. L. Davies
37-41An electron microscope study of certain dispersions of detergents in oilJ. B. Peri
41-45Direct determination of saturated fatty acids in fats, oils, and methyl estersD. F. Kuemmel
46-49Pilot-plant development of the alkali-cooking process for cottonseed meats. III. Quantitative effect of cooking variables on solubility of meal nitrogenW. H. King, N. B. Knoepfler and Carroll L. Hoffpauir
49-52The behavior of distilled monoglycerides in the presence of waterG. Y. Brokaw and W. C. Lyman
52-56Oxidized fatty acid-protein complexesK. A. Narayan and F. A. Kummerow
56-64Abstracts ...Lenore Petschaft Africk, S. S. Chang, Sini’tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and Joseph McLaughlin, et al.
4A-10AA.O.C.S. commentary where on earth are we?
6A-10AReport on fats and oilsR. D. Willemin
14AName committee chairmen for memphis meeting
14AJuly 14–18 will be dates of 1958 short course
16AAn improved method for preparing cottonseed for oil content determinationMarion E. Whitten
18A-21ANew members ...
22AIndustry items ...

Volume 35, Number 2 / February 1958

65-68Stability of emulsions containing sucrose estersLloyd Osipow, Foster Dee Snell and Murray Ferencz
68-71Indian stillingia oil and tallowS. A. Narang and Sadgopal
71-76Periodate-permanganate oxidations for determining location and amount of unsaturation in monounsaturated fatty acidsE. P. Jones and J. A. Stolp
76-83The refining and bleaching of vegetable oilsEdward M. James
84-88Amino-hexose-reductones as antioxidants. I. Vegetable oilsC. D. Evans, Helen A. Moser, Patricia M. Cooney and J. E. Hodge
89-93Further studies on the isomerization of polyunsaturated fatty acids by potassium tertiary butoxideB. S. Sreenivasan and J. B. Brown
93-973-amino-1-propanol as a complexing agent in the determination of total gossypolWalter A. Pons, Robert A. Pittman and Carroll L. Hoffpauir
97-99Pilot-plant preparation of edible safflower oilR. E. Beal, H. A. Moser and O. L. Brekke
99-102The preparation and infrared spectra of morpholides of ricinoleic acid and some of its derivativesHarold P. Dupuy, Robert T. O'Connor and Leo A. Goldblatt
102-103Error in the sampling of soap and detergent bars for moisture determinationL. Gildenberg and E. W. Blank
103-108Abstracts…R. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
4-6Memphis: City of good abode
6Report on fats and oilsR. D. Willemin
16Memphis arrangements for Meeting Proceeding Well
18-19J. C. Konen heads ticket in 1958–59 election
20Fee for 1958 short course on soaps set at $120

Volume 35, Number 3 / March 1958

109-110Apparatus for determination of the wiley melting pointRalph A. Marmor and Robert L. Ferm
110-117The state of dispersion of detergent additives in lubricating oil and other hydrocarbonsJ. B. Peri
117-120Bleaching of drying oils by ionizing radiationJ. B. Lavigne
120-121The determination of the unsaponifiable matter of tall oil distillatesS. T. Bauer, R. E. Price and Patricia R. Gill
122-127The present status of acetoglyceridesRoslyn B. Alfin-Slater, R. D. Coleman, R. O. Feuge and A. M. Altschul
127-129Interaction of sucrose monolaurate with other surface-active agentsLloyd Osipow, Foster Dee Snell and John L. Hickson
130-133The relationship of polymorphism to the texture of margarine containing soybean and cottonseed oilsD. R. Merker, L. C. Brown and L. H. Wiedermann
134-135The standardization of lovibond glasses: Statement from the color committeeR. C. Stillman
135-138Brown-colored oxypolymers of unsaturated fatsA. W. Venolia and A. L. Tappel
138-139Report of the uniform methods committee 1956–57J. J. Ganucheau, R. J. Houle, D. L. Henry, R. R. King and T. H. Hopper, et al.
139-140An improved liquid-liquid extractorR. P. A. Sims and G. A. Adams
140-148Abstracts ...Lenore Petschaft Africk, S. S. Chang, Sini’tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and Joseph McLaughlin, et al.
4A.O.C.S. commentary: Guidelines for research on fats and oils in the United States department of agricultureGeorge W. Irving
6Names in the news ...
8Report on jats and oils: Demand for soybean protein greatly expandedR. D. Willemin
10Now available ...
10New publications ...
13-14Meeting calendar ...
18-20Technical program announced for memphis meeting in April
22Announce program for 1958 short course on syndets and soaps
24New members ...
26Again offers $500 award for best manuscript
27New books ...E. W. Colt and C. E. Kaslow
28Industry Items ...
30Problem corner ...L. R. Dugan

Volume 35, Number 4 / April 1958

149-152A new titrimetric analysis for ethylene oxide condensatesLloyd E. Weeks, John T. Lewis and Martin E. Ginn
152-156Influence of heat on oxidative stability and on effectiveness of metal-inactivating agents in vegetable oilsPatricia M. Cooney, C. D. Evans, A. W. Schwab and J. C. Cowan
156-158The effect of mono-enoic fatty acid esters on the growth and fecal lipides of ratsT. K. Murray, J. A. Campbell, C. Y. Hopkins and M. J. Chisholm
159-160An antagonistic effect with antioxidants for unsaturated fatsH. S. Olcott and E. Einset
161-162A weighing method for measuring the induction period of marine and other oilsH. S. Olcott and E. Einset
163-166The specific refraction of fatty oilsM. Tels, A. J. Kruidenier, C. Boelhouwer and H. I. Waterman
167-171Development of color in fats stabilized with amino-hexose-reductonesPatricia M. Cooney, J. E. Hodge and C. D. Evans
171-176The preparation and properties of surface-active N-acylamino-methanesulfonatesRobert A. Falk, J. Fred Gerecht and Irving J. Krems
176-179Rancidity as a factor in the loss of viability of pine and other seedsSocrates A. Kaloyereas
179-182The determination of glycerine in polyol mixtures by paper chromatographyCharles F. Smullin, Ludwig Hartmann and Ray S. Stetzler
183-188AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft, S. S. Chang, Sini’tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
4The 40th Anniversary of the Smalley CommitteeR. W. Bates
8-10Leverage at work in cottonseed oil market
13-14Assay of vitamin A oilsE. Brunius
18Annual Meeting to Open in Memphis Next Week
18July 15 is deadline for fatty acid Mss.
20-27Announce changes in plans for short course plant trips

Volume 35, Number 5 / May 1958

189-192The origin and metabolism of marine fatty acids: The effect of diet on the depot fats of mugil cephalus (The common mullet)Peter B. Kelly, Raymond Reiser and Donald W. Hood
192-194Thiol esters of long-chain acids and long-chain alkanethiolsRichard Sasin, William F. Ashley, Joseph W. Manning, Albert Paolini and George S. Sasin
194-199Cocoa butter-like fats from domestic oilsR. O. Feuge, Norman V. Lovegren and H. B. Cosler
199-203Solution hold-up as a factor in oilseed extractor designJ. D. Keane and C. T. Smith
203-205The metabolism of triglycerides containing cis and trans octadecenoic fatty acidsR. R. Allen, A. A. Kiess, Patricia V. Johnston and F. A. Kummerow
205-207Hydroxylation of methyl oleate. A new, direct methodJ. G. Wallace, W. R. Peterson, A. F. Chadwick and D. O. Barlow
208-225Report of the literature review committee
225-230The reaction of mercaptoacetic acid with methyl linoleate and linoleic acidSara P. Fore, Robert T. O'Connor and Leo A. Goldblatt
230-233Observations on the permanganate oxidation of unsaturated estersL. R. Eshelman and Earl G. Hammond
233-236Correlation of chromatographic absolute loss determinations with the A.O.C.S. Cup Refining method in soybean oilEndre Sipos
236-237The synthesis of 2-heptenalS. B. Radlove
238-240Reactions of conjugated fatty acids. VI. Selenium catalysis, a method for preparing diels-alder adducts from cis,trans-octadecadienoic acidH. M. Teeter, E. W. Bell, J. L. O'Donnell, M. J. Danzig and J. C. Cowan
240-244The effect of gamma radiation on the hydrogenation of cottonseed oilLyle F. Albright, Lawrence J. Harrison and Alexander Sesonske
244-246Solubility of cottonseed proteins in hydrochloric acidGodfrey E. Mann, Roslyn Kupperman Rubins, William B. Carney and Vernon L. Frampton
246-249Certain uses of the analysis of variance with standard product specificationsHarry Smith and T. F. Waters
249-256AbstractsLenore Petschaft Africk, S. S. Chang, Sinítiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and Joseph McLaughlin, et al.
4-6Presidential address
9Exports remain a large unknownR. D. Willemin
11-13Variations in crystal structure within certain isologous series of long-chain compounds. A review of some basic featuresE. S. Lutton
16More enroll in 1958 short course in East
18Announce election results at Memphis meeting

Volume 35, Number 6 / June 1958

257-261Viscous behavior of polymerized vegetable oilsR. P. A. Sims
261-265Spectrophotometric determination of total gossypol in cottonseed meal and cottonseed meatsF. H. Smith
265-270Fat emulsions. Effect of polyoxyethylene and alkyl content of emulsifiers on stability to sterilizationW. S. Singleton, J. L. White, Ruth R. Benerito and Katherine F. Talluto
270-271Report of the Smalley Committee, 1957–58R. T. Doughtie, Lloyd Anderson, D. V. Stingley, R. L. Henry and R. J. Houle, et al.
271-277Composition and control of potato chip frying oils in continuing commercial useDaniel Melnick, Frederick H. Luckmann and Chester M. Gooding
277-281Alcoholic extraction of vegetable oils. V. Pilot plant extraction of cottonseed by aqueous ethanolRama Kanth Rao and Lionel K. Arnold
281-284A modified indophenol-xylene extraction method for the determination of ascorbic acid in soybeansF. B. Weakley and L. L. McKinney
284-287Factors in the decolorizing of tallow. II. OxidationA. D. Rich and Alexander Greentree
287Report of the Examination Board—1957–58R. T. Doughtie, E. R. Hahn, R. R. King, R. C. Stillman and N. W. Ziels
288-316Report of the Literature Review Committee
317-324AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
4-10Dutch form fat and oil sectionH. J. Vos
6Report on Fats and Oils
10July 15 is F.A.A. Deadline
201958 Short course opens July 14
21Governing board approves increase in dues for 1959
22-26Memphis program covers important phases of fats and oilsS. S. Chang
26-27Memphis Meeting breaks record with 601 present
36Program committee named for Chicago Meeting

Volume 35, Number 7 / July 1958

325-327Separation and determination of mono-, Di-, and triglycerides in monoglyceride concentratesPatricia Quinlin and Herman J. Weiser
327-331An instrument for measuring the hardness of fats and waxesN. V. Lovegren, W. A. Guice and R. O. Feuge
331-335Ion exchange resin catalyst stability in in-situ epoxidationW. Wood and J. Termini
335-343Biochemistry of the sphingolipides. X. Phytoglycolipide, a complex phytosphingosine-containing lipide from plant seedsHerbert E. Carter, Walter D. Celmer, Dimitris S. Galanos, R. H. Gigg and William E. M. Lands, et al.
344-347Differential thermal analysis of fats. I. Principle, apparatus, and procedureA. J. Haighton and J. Hannewijk
347-350Reactions of unsaturated fatty alcohols. V. Preparation and properties of some copolymers of unsaturated fatty vinyl ethers with lower alkyl vinyl ethersL. E. Gast, Wilma J. Schneider, J. L. O’Donnell, J. C. Cowan and H. M. Teeter
350-355Application of near infrared spectrophotometry to the study of the autoxidation products of fatsHal T. Slover and L. R. Dugan
355-358Theory and practice of resin-catalyzed epoxidationA. F. Chadwick, D. O. Barlow, A. A. D’Addieco and J. G. Wallace
358-360Binding of gossypol under conditions of complete rupture of the pigment glandsW. H. King, Vernon L. Frampton and A. M. Altschul
360Report of Cellulose Yield Committee, 1957–58W. S. Hude, R. E. Knipple, P. D. Cretien, T. L. Rettger and E. H. Tenent, et al.
361-363Isano oil, a conjugated triple bond glycerideJ. A. Kneeland, D. Kyriacou and R. H. Purdy
364-366Changes in the composition of soybeans on sproutingL. L. McKinney, F. B. Weakley, R. E. Campbell and J. C. Cowan
366-370Solubilities of fatty acids and derivatives in acetoneO. S. Privett, E. Breault, J. B. Covell, L. N. Norcia and W. O. Lundberg
370-371Report of the Uniform Methods Committee, 1957–58J. J. Ganucheau, D. L. Henry, K. E. Holt, T. H. Hopper and R. J. Houle, et al.
371-373Quantitative determination of traces of free gossypol in fats, oils, and fatty acids by paper chromatographyGuenter Schramm and James H. Benedict
373Solubility of cottonseed proteins in hydrochloric acidMann Fubins, Carney and Frampton
374-384AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, S. S. Chang, Sini’tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
a4The Third Congress of the International Society of FatscienceJuan M. Martinez Moreno
a6-a7A last look at the old crop year
a8-a12Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Oil Research programM. E. Stansby and Charles Butler
a14Officers named for A.O.C.S. sections
a20-a21Short course will up-date registrants on soap and detergen technology
a21New smalley season opens in september for six months
a22Committee Chairmen Named for October Meeting in Chicago
a24-a28Report of the Journal Advertising Committee—1957–58A. Ernest MacGee
a28Treasur’s report-1957A. F. Kapecki

Volume 35, Number 8 / August 1958

385-388Cis, trans isomerization of conjugated linoleates by lodine and lightW. E. Tolberg and D. H. Wheeler
388-393Fractionation and glyceride composition of fatsC. G. Youngs and H. R. Sallans
393-396The reactions of hydrogen bromide with oleic acid and its esters. II. Free radical additionEric Jungermann and P. E. Spoerri
396-401Positional isomers formed during the hydrogenation of cottonseed oilM. H. Chahine, E. R. Cousins and R. O. Feuge
401-404Antioxidative activity of derivatives of vitamin B6 and structurally related compoundsTaketami Sakuragi and Fred A. Kummerow
405-409Reactions of conjugated fatty acids. VIII. Dibasic acids by hydrogenation and oxidative cleavageC. R. Scholfield, E. P. Jones, J. A. Stolp and J. C. Cowan
409-412Isolation of ricin, ricinine, and the allergenic fraction from castor seed pomace from two different sourcesGeorge R. Waller and S. S. Negi
413-416A characterization of volatile carbonyl compounds isolated from meat fat subjected to gamma radiationL. A. Witting and B. S. Schweigert
416-417Preparation of esters and anhydrides from long chain fatty acid chloridesC. G. Youngs
418-422Differential thermal analysis of fats. II. Melting behavior of some pure glyceridesH. Lavery
422-425Detection and measurement of hydroperoxides by near infrared spectrophotometryRalph T. Holman, Christense Nickell, Orville S. Privett and Page R. Edmondson
425-428The bleaching of soybean oil. A spectrophotometric evaluationM. R. Armstrong and C. E. Ireland
428-435Solubilization—A micellar phenomenonJay C. Harris
435-438Lecithin in oil-in-water emulsionsDavid A. Yeadon, Leo A. Goldblatt and Aaron M. Altschul
438Letter to the editorW. E. Link
438-444AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini'tiro Kawamura, et al.
A4-A7What the 32nd Fall Meeting means to meC. W. Hoerr
A6“Enter, price, and solve our problems”R. D. Willemin Sr.
A16Announce early exhibitor list for Chicago Meeting
A16-A17To publish short course proceedings in fall issues
A18-A20Note on the improvement of color in off-colored cottonseed oilsV. L. Frampton, J. M. Dechary, J. C. Kuck and A. M. Altschul

Volume 35, Number 9 / September 1958

445-448An evaluation of continuous degumming of cottonseed oilJames K. Sikes
448-455Problems arising in connection with the use of antioxidants in the food industryF. D. Tollenaar and H. J. Vos
455-457Preparation of 3-stearoyl-D-glucose—A bread-softening agentF. H. Otey and C. L. Mehltretter
457-461Differential thermal analysis. III. Melting curves of oils and fatsJ. Hannewijk and A. J. Haighton
461-465Detergent bars from salts ofa-sulfonated tallow acidsJ. K. Weil, A. J. Stirton, E. W. Maurer, W. C. Ault and W. E. Palm
465-467A survey of some plant waxes of southern arizonaEdwin B. Kurtz
467-469Crystallization of Indian beef tallow fatty acids from aqueous ethanolsV. V. R. Subrahmanyam and K. T. Achaya
469-472Epoxidized jojoba oil as a stabilizer for vinyl chloride containing plasticsSara P. Fore, Frank C. Magne and W. G. Bickford
472-475Laboratory deodorizer with a vaporization efficiency of unityD. Szabo Sarkadi
475-477The hydrogenation of fatty oils with palladium catalyst. I. Hydrogenation of castor oilMykola Zajcew
477-479Preparation of pure palmitic acid and a by-product plasticizer from cottonseed oilFrank C. Magne, Robert R. Mod and Evald L. Skau
479-481Vapor pressure equilibrium of stearic acid in triglyceride and in high paraffin solutionsD. Szabo Sarkadi
482-483Urea complexes of technical monoglyceridesT. N. Mehta and S. N. Shah
483A note on glyceride structure: Specific, random, and restricted-random distributionR. J. Vander Wal
484-492AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sinitiro Kawamura, et al.
4The U.S.D.A. Foreign Utilization Research Program
6-14Soybean meal comparisonsR. D. Willemin Sr
18-28Announce preliminary program for Chicago meeting next month

Volume 35, Number 10 / October 1958

493-496Glyceride structure of vegetable oils by countercurrent distribution. III. Safflower oilC. R. Scholfield and H. J. Dutton
496-501Phenolic antioxidants and the stability of perirenal rat fatA. R. Johnson, M. W. O'Halloran and F. R. Hewgill
501-503Fractionation of sesame and safflower oil fatty acids with ureaT. N. Mehta and S. B. Dabhade
503-505The effect of diet on the fatty acid composition of several species of fresh water fishPeter B. Kelly, Raymond Reiser and Donald W. Hood
505-508Research on the effects of detergents (Alkylbenzenesulfonates and phosphates) in sewage systems. A progress reportJ. D. Justice
508-509Report of the color committee, 1957–1958R. C. Stillman
509-518AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini'tiro Kawamura, et al.
519Foreword
520-524The manufacture of detergent alkylateGeorge C. Feighner
525-527Fatty alcoholsVincent C. Meunier
528-531Theoretical aspects of sulfonation and sulfationJ. E. Woodridge
532-537Sulfation and sulfonation. Practical aspectsJ. W. Lohr
537-542The chaning scences of syndets and soapsRoy W. Peet
542-547A review of ethylene oxide condensation with relation to surface-active agentsR. D. Fine
548-551Fatty acid alkylolamidesHerbert L. Sanders
552-558Builders and other detergent adjuvants for water washesJohn R. Van Wazer and Melvin E. Tuvell
558-566Optical bleaches in soaps and detergentsF. G. Villaume
567-571Review of the soap association's research activities pertaining to water supply and sewage treatmentF. J. Coughlin
572-575Composition and properties of specialty surfactantsC. E. Stevens
575-580Specialty surfactant applicationsGeorge E. Barker
a4-a6The why, how, and where of A.O.C.S-A.S.T.M. relationsRobert J. Painter
a6Report on jats and oilsR. D. Willemin
a18-a20Complere program is presented for chicago by sessions and hours
a22Bond award established for best paper of year
a301958 revisions out

Volume 35, Number 11 / November 1958

581-584Improved techniques for testing fats and oils by the oxygen bomb methodB. N. Stuckey, E. R. Sherwin and F. D. Hannah
584-586Plasticizer properties of some acrylonitrile-eleostearate adducts and their hydrogenated derivativesLida L. Placek, R. R. Mod, Frank C. Magne and W. G. Bickford
586-589Isolation of two nitrogen-free toxins from tung kernelsR. L. Holmes and E. T. Rayner
590-593Fabric treatment with cationic softenersWarner M. Linfield, Joseph C. Sherrill, Gerard A. Davis and Robert M. Raschke
593-596Report of the Spectroscopy Committee, 1957–58Robert R. Allen, J. R. Chipault, N. D. Fulton, Samuel F. Herb and William E. Link, et al.
597-599The role of free fatty acids on antioxidant effectiveness in unsaturated oilsHarold S. Olcott
600-602Determination of tocopherol in oxidized fats. Interference from heat-formed reducing substances in highly oxidized fatsE. N. Frankel, Patricia M. Cooney, C. D. Evans and J. C. Cowan
602-604Fat transport mechanismDuncan L. McCollester
604-614AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini’tiro Kawamura, et al.
615-623Glycerine production and refiningA. K. Tosh
623-626Glycerine: Its economics and applicationsE. Scott Pattison
626-629Dermatologic aspects of soaps and detergentsLouis Schwartz
630-634Saponification stressing the newer methodsLeo D. Jones
635-640Fat splittingO. J. Ackelsberg
640-643Spray dryingJohn W. McCutcheon
643-648Recent advances in the analysis of soaps and synthetic detergentsSidney Siggia
648-650Economics of syndets and soapH. E. Bramston-Cook
650-652Textile uses of syndets and soapG. M. Gantz
652-664General detergencyR. E. Wolfrom
664-669Cleaning in the metal-processing industryL. R. McCoy
670-674Detergent application of the measurement of critical micelle concentrationJ. C. Harris
a4-a8Fiftieth anniversary of the American oil Chemists’ Society
a8-a13Something will happen
a14Renfrew joins Faculty at University of Idaho

Volume 35, Number 12 / December 1958

675-679Oxidation of olefins with potassium permanganate in oil/water emulsionJoseph E. Coleman and Daniel Swern
680-681The determination of soap in refined vegetable oil using the flame photometerSylvan M. Edmonds and Morris Mattikow
681-684Selective hydrolysis of soybean oil phosphatidesR. E. Beal
684-687Storage of cottonseedF. A. Norris, Lee J. Hilfman and C. E. Land
688-691Freezing-point behavior of the ternary reciprocal salt pair system involving the cyclohexylamine and morpholine salts of stearic and palmitic acidsRobert R. Mod, Frank C. Magne and Evald L. Skau
692-699The kinetics of esterification of resin acidsThor L. Smith and John H. Elliott
699-703X-ray diffraction and melting-point studies on some long-chain sulfur-containing acidsLee P. Witnauer, David Lutz, N. H. Koenig and Daniel Swern
703-707Reactions of unsaturated fatty alcohols. VI. Guerbet reaction of soybean and linseed alcoholsL. E. Gast, E. D. Bitner, J. C. Cowan and H. M. Teeter
707A note on the toxicities of methyl oleate peroxide and ethyl linoleate peroxideRalph T. Holman and Sheldon I. Greenberg
708-714AbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
4-6Southwestern Research Institute
7-9The cottonseed support programR. D. Willemin
10-17Exhibitors at Chicago Meeting
18-19Hopper and Piskur Honored at 32nd Fall Meeting, Chicago
19Technical papers cover many subjects of interest

Volume 36, Number 1 / January 1959

1-3Colorimetric determination of urease activity in soybean mealsGuenter Schramm and Philip D. Aines
4-8Addition of hydrogenated fats to chocolate to improve heat resistanceWilma A. Guice, N. V. Lovegren, R. O. Feuge and H. B. Cosler
8-12Rate studies of unsaturated fatty acid oxidation catalyzed by hematin compoundsVicent P. Maier and A. L. Tappel
12-15Products of unsaturated fatty acid oxidation catalyzed by hematin compoundsVincent P. Maier and A. L. Tappel
16-20Preparations and properties of castor oil urethane foamsD. A. Yeadon, W. F. McSherry and L. A. Goldblatt
20-23Gas-Liquid chromatography of fatty derivatives. I. Separation of homologous series of
24-28Positional isomers formed during the hydrogenation of methyl linoleate under various conditionsE. R. Cousins, Wilma A. Guice and R. O. Feuge
28-34Evaluating refined cottonseed oils in storageLiwis A. Baumann
34-36Reaction of ethylene oxide or propylene oxide with long-chain fatty acids. Mono- and diester formationA. N. Wrigley, F. D. Smith and A. J. Stirton
37-44AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini'tiro Kawamura, et al.
a4Will you invest in the A.O.C.S.?A. R. Baldwin
a6Soybean pattern of strength and weakness repeatedR. D. Willemin
a8-a13Trends in fats and oils consumption, 1953–1957Leonard Smith and David C. Hull
a1650th anniversary program will feature symposia
a18-a21Select 1959 candidates for office, headed by embreeW. J. Wolf and R. L. Gregory
a23Set short course dates

Volume 36, Number 2 / February 1959

45-49A wide-plastic range spread for the Canadian armed forcesH. W. Lemon, Paul Avis and J. W. Haynes
49-51Carboxymethylated soybean proteinL. L. McKinney and E. H. Uhing
52IntroductionA. Ernest
52-53Why a safety program?P. R. Sheffer
53-55Solvent-extraction plant protectionE. J. Sestak and A. T. Schrage
55-56Safety as we look at itJ. I. Maslon
57-59Industrial explosion protectionG. J. Grabowski
59-60Inflation in the claim businessPaul L. Hoffman
61-62Accidents do not happenE. B. Free
62-64Safety aspects of handling heavy fuel oilsJames F. Miller
65-66The technical application of fixed fire-protection systemsE. B. Rumble
66-70Integrated processing of peanut for the separation of major constituentsV. Subrahmanyan, D. S. Bhatia, S. S. Kalbag and N. Subramanian
70-73Continuous low-temperature rendering processFrank E. Sullivan
73-77Tocopherol oxidation in fats. Hydrogenated soybean oilC. D. Evans, E. N. Frankel and Patricia M. Cooney
77-80Solubilities of vegetable oils in aqueous ethanol and ethanol-hexane mixturesRamalingam Kaparthi and K. S. Chari
81-83Laboratory investigations on the extraction of oil from vegetable oil-cakes with ethanolRamalingam Kaparthi and K. S. Chari
83-92AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini'tiro Kawamura, et al.
a4Procter and Gamble, in person
a6-a15Food fat production to be up sharply in 1958–59
a18Confirmations from speakers assure fine meetingN. B. Knoepfler
a20-a28Comparative study of a few commercial antioxidantsCharles Paquot and Mlle J. Mercier

Volume 36, Number 3 / March 1959

93-94The analysis of high molecular weight quaternary ammonium chloridesMadolyn Babcock, David E. Terry and Albert J. Milun
95-96Fatty acids of kenaf seed oilC. Y. Hopkins and Mary J. Chisholm
97-99The glyceride structure of swine depot fatRaymond Reiser and H. G. Ramakrishna Reddy
100-101Determination of composition of vinyl copolymers by infraredCurtis A. Glass and Eugene H. Melvin
102-103Binary freezing-point diagrams for palmitic acid with various amines and with 2,6-dimethyl-gamma-pyroneRobert R. Mod, Frank C. Magne and Evald L. Skau
104-106The origin of the marine polyunsaturated fatty acids. Composition of some marine planktonPeter B. Kelly, Raymond Reiser and Donald W. Hood
107-111Observations on the mechanism of cholesterol absorptionC. R. Treadwell, Leon Swell, G. V. Vahouny and Henry Field
111-114Effect of various dietary components on cholesterol metabolismDavid Kritchevsky
114-115Report of the Uniform Methods CommitteeJ. J. Ganucheau, D. L. Henry, K. E. Holt, R. J. R. Andews and T. H. Hopper, et al.
115-118Ricinelaidic acid and methyl ricinelaidate. Their preparation and determination by infrared spectroscopyMarian A. McCutchon, R. T. O'Connor, Elsie F. DuPre, L. A. Goldblatt and W. G. Bickford
119-124Methods of analysis for tall oil productsRichard Herrlinger
124-127Continuous acidulation process for tall oil productionFrank E. Sullivan
127-129Corrosion testing and corrosion problems in processing of tall oilHarold C. Templeton
129-130On the origin of stearic acid in ruminant depot fatRaymond Reiser, R. Basu Roy Choudhury and R. E. Leighton
130-140AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini'tiro Kawamura, et al.
a4-a5Fiftieth anniversary of A.O.C.S.James J. Ganucheau
a12H. C. Black
a12-a14Medal named for A. E. Bailey
a18-a22Complete program for 50th Anniversary Meeting
a29Short course returns to Minnesota

Volume 36, Number 4 / April 1959

141-142Influence of dietary fat and protein on serum cholesterol of cholesterol-fed chicksP. E. Mone, W. D. Warner, C. E. Poling and E. E. Rice
143-145Hydrolysis during deodorization of fatty oils. Catalytic action of fatty acidsD. Szabo Sarkadi
145-149Solubility and fractionation of lipides in sulfur dioxideHermann Schlenk and Marita A. Ener
149-154Castor polyols for urethane foamsA. Ehrlich, M. K. Smith and T. C. Patton
154-155Identification of 2-ethylhexyl hydrogen sebacate in bis(2-ethylhexyl) sebacate synthetic oilsEdward B. Dismukes
156-158Tall oil—A growing source of fatty acid and rosinM. L. Sheely and R. H. Potts
158-163Production methods for the manufacture of crude tall oil and its subsequent processingE. O. Barnes, R. H. Potts and F. B. White
163-164The nomenclature of tall oil fatty acids and their derivativesEdward H. Sheers and Benjamin D. Berkman
164-166Monomer and amino resin modified tall oil fatty acid alkydsWilliam M. Kraft and Alex Forschirm
166-168Tall oil fatty acid mixtures as a new approach to quality alkydsGeorge T. Roberts, William M. Kraft, Donald A. Staff and Peter Belsky
168-169The fractionation of lanolin with ureaAbner Eisner, Wilfred R. Noble and John T. Scanlan
170-173The preparation and some properties of chlorinated tung oilR. S. McKinney, Frank C. Magne, Dorothy C. Heinzelman and L. A. Goldblatt
173-178A new approach to continuous soap making-constant composition controlFredrik T. E. Palmqvist and Frank E. Sullivan
178-180X-ray diffraction study of some normal alkyl thiolesters of long chain acidsD. A. Lutz, L. P. Witnauer, George S. Sasin and Richard Sasin
180Report of the Cellulose Yield Committee, 1958–59P. D. Cretien, W. S. Hude, W. J. Johnson, R. E. Knipple and T. C. Law, et al.
181-182Composition of food fats and oilsV. K. Babayan, W. M. Cochran, F. J. Coughlin, W. A. Jacob and J. D. Justice, et al.
182-192AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen and S. S. Chang
a4-a10The vital 50 years of the oil and fat industry
a6-a12The economics of processing soybeansJames E. McHale
a13-a19J. J. Ganucheau
a20-a21Bond award to be given in New Orleans for first time
a22-a24Announce short course speakersRichard Sasin, Patricia V. Johnston, F. A. Kummerow and J. D. Lindsay

Volume 36, Number 5 / May 1959

193-195A direct spectrophotometric determination of butylated hydroxyanisole in lard and in hardened lardP. V. Hansen, F. L. Kauffman and L. H. Wiedermann
195-200Analysis of surfactant mixtures. IJ. D. Knight and R. House
200-203Distribution of water in the United States as a: Function of hardnessLester O. Leenerts
203-205Bulk sampling of soybean oil mealV. B. Shelburne, R. L. Reynolds, Spencer Kellogg and Sons Inc.
205-208Comparison of lipoxidase oxidation and autoxidation of cottonseed oil by rat bio-assayRobert B. Koch, J. W. Smull, A. S. Henick and Doris Howes Calloway
208-210Sulfation with sulfur trioxide: Ethenoxylated long-chain alcoholsEverett E. Gilbert and Benjamin Veldhuis
210-212Composition of Zelkova seed oilC. Y. Hopkins and Mary J. Chisholm
212-214Labelling fatty acids by exposure to tritium gas. I. Saturated methyl estersR. F. Nystrom, L. H. Mason, E. P. Jones and H. J. Dutton
214-217Current status of the toxic principle causing the chick edema syndromeGeorge C. Potter, W. B. Brew, R. L. Patterson and Endre Sipos
217-219A study of the continuous production of mayonnaiseFred H. Smith and Lancelot H. Rees
219-220Isolation of vernolic acid from
220-224AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini'tiro Kawamura, et al.
4-5The president looks at the 50th yearJ. C. Konen
6-9Whither new crop prices?James S. McHale
10-12T. C. Law
13-17Elects officers
18Appoints chairmen for Los Angeles meeting in September
18-19Bond award given to ERRL Ms.
20-22To speak on drying oils
23Election results announced
24Standardization of analytical methodsV. C. Mehlenbacher

Volume 36, Number 6 / June 1959

225-226Status of synthetic detergent barsJohn W. McCutcheon
226-230N-bromosuccinimide in the conjugation of fatty acids and oilsD. D. Nanavati, Bhola Nath and J. S. Aggarwal
230-234Methyl esters directlyfrom acidulated soapstockPaul H. Eaves, J. J. Spadaro and E. A. Gastrock
234-237The fungicidal activity of the unsaturated fatty acids and quaternary salts prepared from fish oilsBoris Sokoloff, Masamichi Toyomizu, Walter Trauner and George Renninger
238-241Use of the centrifugal contactor for water-washing of refined oilsW. J. Podbielniak, A. M. Gavin and H. R. Kaiser
241-244Tallow alcohol sulfates. Properties in relation to chemical modificationJ. K. Weil, A. J. Stirton, R. G. Bistline and E. W. Maurer
244-248Thermal oxidation of methyl esters of fatty acidsVenkatachalam Ramanathan, Taketami Sakuragi and F. A. Kummerow
248-250The relationship of corn oil and animal fats to serum cholesterol values at various dietary protein levelsM. G. Kokatnur and F. A. Kummerow
251-253The function of vitamin B6 in fat metabolismTaketami Sakuragi
254-256On the electric resistance of solid soapHeihachi Ezaki, K. Ohwada and S. Noguchi
256-260Flash desolventizer operation to produce soybean protein flakesO. L. Brekke, G. C. Mustakas, M. C. Raether and E. L. Griffin
260-261Report of the Smalley Committee, 1958–1959
262-263Preliminary studies on the analysis of mono-and di-glycerides by GLPCR. Huebner
263Report of the Examination Board, 1958–1959R. T. Doughtie, R. R. King, E. R. Hahn, R. C. Stillman and N. W. Ziels
263-274AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini'tiro Kawamura, et al.
a4The drying oil short courseMarvin W. Formo
a8How to miss the boatJames E. McHale
a13C. P. Long
a13Treasurer's report—1958
a14Report of the advertising committee 1958–1959A. E. Macgee
a20-a25New Orleans meeting marks Fiftieth milestone
a34Sell the ladies first is Slogan

Volume 36, Number 7 / July 1959

275-277Device to establish drying conditions for protective coatings at elevated temperaturesA. W. Schwab, H. M. Teeter and J. C. Cowan
277-280A new concept in vegetable oil refining automationCollin M. Doyle, Herbert R. Kaiser, Arnold M. Gavin and Harry Sieg
280-283n-deca-2,4-dienal, its origin from linoleate and flavor significance in fatsStuart Patton, Isabel J. Barnes and Laura E. Evans
283-286Epoxy resins from fats. I. Epoxidized glycerides cured with phthalic anhydrideLeonard L. Gelb, Waldo C. Ault, William E. Palm, Lee P. Witnauer and William S. Port
286-294Removal of fatty soil from glass-solvent system mechanismR. M. Anderson, J. J. Satanek and J. C. Harris
294-297Separation and chemical assay of lipide classesE. van Handel
297-300Analysis of plant waxes by means of chromatography and X-ray diffractionN. Wiedenhof
300-303Gas-liquid chromatography of fatty derivatives. II. Analysis of fatty alcohol mixtures by gas-liquid chromatographyW. E. Link, H. M. Hickman and R. A. Morrissette
303-304The occurrence of higher fatty acids in corn pollenC. R. Barr, C. D. Ball and H. M. Sell
304-307Search for new industrial oils. I. Selected oils from 24 plant familiesF. R. Earle, E. H. Melvin, L. H. Mason, C. H. van Etten and I. A. Wolff, et al.
308-309A note on the preparation of pure oleic and linoleic acidJ. G. Keppler, S. Sparreboom, J. B. A. stroink and J. D. von Mikusch
309-318AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini'tiro Kawamura, et al.
a4California, here I come!Harvey C. Bennett
a6The freight rate headacheJames E. McHale
a8-a13A. R. Baldwin
a16Short course program is completed
a18Golf tournament winners namedR. T. Doughtie, A. E. MacGee and F. C. Magne
a181959–60 Smalley season opens
a20A.O.C.S. reference chemists, 1959–60
a22Los Angeles exhibit space is selling well

Volume 36, Number 8 / August 1959

319-321The production of meat and fat products through centrifugal renderingFrank P. Downing
322-325Interrelations of linoleic acid with medium-chain and long-chain saturated triglyceridesHans Kaunitz, Charles A. Slanetz, Ruth Ellen Johnson and Vigen K. Babayan
325-328Glyceride structure of vegetable oils by countercurrent distribution. IV. Cocoa butterC. R. Scholfield and H. J. Dutton
328-332Recovery of gossypol from cottonseed gumsWalter A. Pons, Joseph Pominski, W. H. King, James A. Harris and T. H. Hopper
332-337Detergent builder effect on the critical micelle concentration of surface-active agentsM. E. Ginn, F. B. Kinney and J. C. Harris
337-339Kinetic study of gossypol fixation in cottonseed oilWalter A. Pons, Leah C. Berardi and Vernon L. Frampton
339-343The separation of glycerides by crystallization in a thermal gradientJon R. Magnusson and Earl G. Hammond
343-345A uniform basis for reporting analytical data on fatty materialsJohn S. Showell
345-348The measurement of the hardness of margarine and fats with cone penetrometersA. J. Haighton
349-352Production of gossypol from cottonseed gums. Preliminary cost studyS. P. Koltun, K. M. Decossas, Joseph Pominski, W. A. Pons and E. L. Patton
352-354Report of the Uniform Methods Committee, 1958–59
354-357Pharmaceutical-grade sterols from tall oilCharles S. Steiner and Earle Fritz
357-370AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini'tiro Kawamura, et al.
4-5The pleasures of foreign travelT. L. Rettger
6With an ‘oink-oink’ here and an ‘oink-oink’ there…J. E. McHale
8-13Rikyu Hachiman Shrine, Japan
16Short course registrations are announced
18-26Los Angeles program is completed
28A.O.C.S. referee chemists, 1959–60

Volume 36, Number 9 / September 1959

371-375The isolation and characterization of the polymers formed during the thermal oxidation of corn oilE. G. Perkins and F. A. Kummerow
375-379A commercial process for the recovery of deodorizer distillatesRichard J. Fiala
379-382Long-chain unsaturated alcohols from jojoba oil by sodium reductionL. J. Molaison, R. T. O'Connor and J. J. Spadaro
382-388Esters of hydroxystearic acids as primary low-temperature plasticizers for a vinyl chloride—Vinyl acetate copolymerH. B. Knight, Lee P. Witnauer, W. E. Palm, R. E. Koos and Daniel Swern
388-392New reactions of long-chain isocyanidesEric Jungermann and Frederick W. Smith
392-394Identification of rutin and isoquercitrin in cottonseedCharles Pratt and Simon H. Wender
394-397Reactions of dienophiles with vegetable oils. I. Reactions of maleic esters with sulfur dioxide catalystW. R. Miller, E. W. Bell, J. C. Cowan and H. M. Teeter
397-400Linoleic acid from safflower oil by liquid-liquid extractionR. E. Beal and O. L. Brekke
400Determination of the extent of oxidation of fatsUlla Holm, Kai Ekbom and Gunnar Wode
400Letter to the editorJ. Gash
400-406AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini'tiro Kawamura, et al.
407-411Some significant advances in oils and fats research in Great Britain in the last fifty yearsJ. A. Lovern
411-415Significant advances in fat and oil chemistry in France during the past fifty yearsC. Paquot
415-420Fifty years of fat research in GermanyH. P. Kaufmann
420-424An historical survey of fats and oils research in CanadaH. W. Lemon
424-427Progress in the chemistry of lipides in South Africa in the past fifty yearsD. H. S. Horn and Donald A. Sutton
427-431Advance in fat research in Spain during the last fifty yearsJ. M. Martinez Moreno
432-434Fifty years of fatty acid applicationsH. J. Harwood
434-436Fifty years of progress in the technology of edible fats and oilsH. E. Robinson and K. F. Mattil
436-438Fifty years of progress in the utilization of inedible fats and oilsFrancis Scofield
438-441Fifty years of progress in the production of soap and soap productsR. A. Duncan
441-442Fifty years of progress in castor oilD. S. Bolley
a4History of Archer-Daniels-Midland companyJ. C. Konen
a6What goes up...James E. McHale
a8Roslyn-B. Alfin-Slater
a10-a17U.S. soybean oil in world marketsD. J. Bunnell
a22-a24Los Angeles, conventioneers' delightRoger Olson and Fred Sawyer
a24Drying oils papers to be published
a26-a30Safflower, its development and utilizationR. H. Purdy, L. O. Cummings, C. E. Claassen and J. A. Kneeland

Volume 36, Number 10 / October 1959

443-449Preparation and properties of methyl arachidonate from pork liverO. S. Privett, R. P. Weber and E. Christense Nickell
450-453Derivatives of ricinelaidic acid. Their infrared spectra and conformation of the ricinelaidic moietyMarian A. McCutchon, R. T. O’Connor, Elsie F. DuPre, L. A. Goldblatt and W. G. Bickford
454-457Direct extraction of sunflower seed by filtration-extractionJ. L. Furman, E. M. Amadori and O. F. Guzman
457-460Czonolysis as a method for establishing the position of olefinic linkagesF. L. Benton, Arthur A. Kiess and H. J. Harwood
461-463Paper chromatography of 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazones of saturated aliphatic aldehydesVasant R. Bhalerao and Fred A. Kummerow
463-466The reaction of methyl vinyl ketone with alpha- and beta-eleostearic acidsLida L. Placek and W. G. Bickford
466-468An extrapolation procedure for determining solubilities of mixturesWilliam B. Bunger
468-476AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini’tiro Kawamura, et al.
477-483General methods of analysis of drying oilsW. E. Link
483-490Extraction methods for drying oilsM. Rex Wingard
491-495Refining methods for drying oilsMorris Mattikow
496-503Synthetic drying oils and vehicles from unsaturated acids and synthetic polyolsRoy W. Tess
503-507Isocyanate-Modified Drying oilsJ. M. Stanton
507-512Autoxidation and autoxidative polymerizationO. S. Privett
513-518Research methods of analysis of drying oilsHerbert J. Dutton
518-523Dehydrated castor oilDon S. Bolley
523-526Copolymer drying oilsR. F. Helmreich
a4History of Bennett-Clark Company inc.A. D. Rich
a12-a18H. P. Newton
a22Survey is issued on readership and buying power
a24-a30Evaluating the market quality of commercially-stored linseed oilLewis A. Baumann
a30Obituary

Volume 36, Number 11 / November 1959

527-531Accuracy in the control laboratoryT. F. Waters, Harry Smith and R. C. Stillman
531-534Effect of composition and polymorphic form on the hardness of fatsR. O. Feuge and Wilma A. Guice
535-539The determination of conjugatedcis-trans andtrans-trans methyl octadecadienoates by infrared spectrometryJ. R. Chipault and J. M. Hawkins
539-541The design, construction, and operation of a pilot-plant-size plasticizer for shortening and margarineB. S. Harrington, R. W. Bates and D. V. Stingley
541-545The preparation and properties of some urethane foams from castor oil and elaidinized castor oilD. A. Yeadon, A. R. Markezich and L. A. Goldblatt
545-549Second interim report of the A.O.A.C.-A.O.C.S. Crude Fiber Liaison CommitteeT. J. Potts, T. C. Smith, B. N. Rockwood, D. L. Henry and E. H. Tenent, et al.
549-552Quantitative fatty acid analysis of vegetable oils by gas-liquid chromatographyB. M. Craig and N. L. Murty
553-555Methyl glucoside fatty acid diestersJ. P. gibbons and C. J. Swanson
555-564AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini'tiro Kawamura, et al.
565-574Tung oilJack Greenfield
574-582Drying oils in varnishesA. E. Rheineck
583-586Drying oils and acids in alkydsWilliam M. Kraft
586-590Drying oils in printing inksE. T. Dunning
590-596Drying oils in floor coveringsL. H. Dunlap
596-600Degradation of drying oil filmsCaroline D. Miller
600-604Chemical intermediates and derivatives from unsaturated oils and acidsC. G. Goebel
604-610The economics of drying oilsJ. E. McHale
A4-A5History of swift and companyH. C. Black
A6-A8Flax looks tightJames F. McHale
A9-A10Mr and Mrs. E. R. Luckow
A15-A19Exhibitors at Los Angeles
A20-A22Bennett honored at Luncheon
A23-A31Program features gas chromatography
A321960 Short course approved

Volume 36, Number 12 / December 1959

611-615Influence of feeding fractionated esters of autoxidized lard and cottonseed oil on growth, thirst, organ weights, and liver lipids of ratsHans Kaunitz, C. A. Slanetz, R. E. Johnson, H. B. Knight and R. E. Koos, et al.
616-619Preparation and characterization of a number of amine salts of long-chain fatty acidsRobert R. Mod, Frank C. Magne and Evald L. Skau
620-623Determination of
623-627Hydrogen peroxide variables in increasing epoxidation efficiencyMilton Sack and H. C. Wohlers
627-631Report of the Spectroscopy Committee, 1958–59
631-635Cyclization of linolenic acid by alkali isomerizationC. R. Scholfield and J. C. Cowan
635-637Castor oil-derived plasticizers. Some nitrogen-containing derivatives as plasticizers for vinyl chloride-vinyl acetate copolymer and cellulose acetate resinsFrank C. Magne, Harold P. Dupuy and Leo A. Goldblatt
638-641Nutritional evaluation of some heated oilsRoslyn B. Alfin-Slater, Sheila Auerbach and Lilla Aftergood
641-644Fatty acid composition of several varieties of soybeansF. I. Collins and V. E. Sedgwick
644-648A comparison of six solvents for the extraction of jojoba seedNestor B. Knoepfler, E. J. McCourtney, L. J. Molaison and J. J. Spadaro
648-650Isolation and identification of carbonyl compounds formed by autoxidation of ammonium linoleateH. T. Badings
651-652Plasticizer properties of methyl vinyl ketone-methyl
653-656A simplified technique for analysis by alkali isomerizationHarold B. White and F. W. Quackenbush
656-659Acid-catalyzed addition of phenols and phenyl ethers to oleic acidEdward T. Roe, Winfred E. Parker and Daniel Swern
659-663The cyanoethylation and infrared spectra of some ricinoleic acid derivativesH. P. Dupuy, Roberto Calderón, E. R. McCall, R. T. O'Connor and L. A. Goldblatt
664-667Glyceride structure of fatsC. G. Youngs
667-671New fat products: Glyceride esters of adipic acidTruman L. Ward, Audrey T. Gros and R. O. Feuge
671-678AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini'tiro Kawamura, et al.
A4-A7History of distillation products industries
A8-A9Footprints in the sands of timeJames E. McHale
A10-A15T. F. Waters
A16-A27Lindsay named program chairman
A28W. A. Peterson dies

Volume 37, Number 1 / January 1960

1-4Permeability of some fat products to moistureWerner Landmann, N. V. Lovegren and R. O. Feuge
4-7A new development in vegetable oil refining equipmentHerbert R. Kaiser and Collin M. Doyle
7-11Application of gas-liquid partition chromatography to the quantitative estimation of monoglyceridesA. G. McInnes, N. H. Tattrie and M. Kates
11-14The hydrogenation of fatty oils with palladium catalyst. III. Hydrogenation of fatty oils for shortening stockMykola Zajcew
14-16Isolation of an hydroxy acid concentrate from wool wax acidsWilfred R. Noble, Abner Eisner and John T. Scanlan
16-18The isomerization of fats during hydrogenation and the metabolism of the component fatty acidsRobert R. Allen and Patricia V. Johnston
18-20Calculation of the distribution of the saturated and unsaturated acyl groups in fats, from pancreatic lipase hydrolysis dataR. J. Vander Wal
20-27Some factors in the measurement of the suspending power of aqueous detergent/fabric systemsA. S. Weatherburn and C. H. Bayley
27-30Preparation of pure fatty acid methyl esters by countercurrent distributionC. R. Scholfield, Janina Nowakowska and H. J. Dutton
30-32Theory of the washing processW. Kling and H. Lange
32-34Preparation of 8t, 10t-octadecadienoic acidS. C. Gupta and F. A. Kummerow
34-36Octadecylsulfuric acid. Properties of the acid, amine salts, and salts of amino acidsE. W. Maurer, A. J. Stirton and J. K. Weil
37-40Reactions of unsaturated fatty alcohols. VII. Polymerization of vinyl ethers catalyzed by stannic and ferric chloridesE. J. Dufek, R. A. Awl, L. E. Gast, J. C. Cowan and H. M. Teeter
40-43A review of some physiological effects of gossypol and cottonseed pigment glandsEdward Eagle
44-48A distillation method for the quantitative determination of malonaldehyde in rancid foodsBasil G. Tarladgis, Betty M. Watts, Margaret T. Younathan and Leroy Dugan
48-50Search for new industrial oils. II. Oils with high iodine valuesF. R. Earle, T. A. McGuire, Jean Mallan, M. O. Bagby and I. A. Wolff, et al.
50-62AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini'tiro Kawamura, et al.
A4Responsibility to authorsA. R. Baldwin
A9An unrigged quiz gameJames E. McHale
A10E. I. Marshack
A11Integrated oil mill processingJames K. Sikes
A18Dallas chairmen named
A18Publish 1959 revisions
A19Hold short course July 25–29
A19Journal offered to students
A20Bates to head 1960–61 slate of candidates

Volume 37, Number 2 / February 1960

4-32News
63-68Sulfonation with sulfur trioxide: Detergent alkylate in a scraping-blade heat exchangerAlbert Abrams, Emery J. Carlson, Everett E. Gilbert and Henry R. Nychka
68-72Improved process for the preparation of conjugated soybean and lower alkyl vinyl ether Copolymers by flash polymerizationG. C. Mustakas, M. C. Raether and E. L. Griffin
73-77Infrared spectroscopic characterization of glyceridesDennis Chapman
78-80Reactions of unsaturated fatty alcohols. VIII. preparation and properties of some copolymers of nonconjugated Linseed vinyl ether and lower alkyl vinyl ethersL. E. Gast, Wilma J. Schneider, J. L. O’Donnell and H. M. Teeter
81-84Epoxy Resins from fats. III. preparation and properties of resins from blends of a commercial diglycidyl ether and epoxidized glycerides cured with phthalic anhydrideLeonard L. Gelb, Waldo C. Ault, William E. Palm, Lee P. Witnauer and William S. Port
84-87Report of the laboratory safety subcommittee of the technical safety committee, 1958–1959
87-88The determination of the neutral oil content of crude vegetable oilsR. Basu Roy Choudhury and Lionel K. Arnold
88-92Factors affecting oil particle size in the freezing and thawing of fat emulsionsW. S. Singleton, Ruth R. Benerito and J. L. White
93-97Direct solvent-extraction of castor beans yields high grade oilE. L. D’Aquin, Joseph Pominski, H. L. E. Vix, N. B. Knoepfler and B. S. Kulkarni, et al.
98-99The effect of diet on serum cholesterol levels in the normal ratC. H. Lushbough, Sheldon W. Moline and B. S. Schweigert
100-103Preparation of vinyl ether monomers from conjugated soybean alcoholG. C. Mustakas, M. C. Raether and E. L. Griffin
104-118Abstracts

Volume 37, Number 3 / March 1960

119-121Removal of fatty soil from glass. Electrolyte detergent-builder effectR. M. Anderson, J. Satanek and J. C. Harris
121-124Direct extraction of jojoba seedJ. J. Spadaro, P. H. Eaves and E. A. Gastrock
124-126A simple method for evaluation of heat treatment of soybean mealY. Pomeranz and C. Lindner
127-129Analysis of fats and oils by gas-liquid chromatography and by ultraviolet spectrophotometryS. F. Herb, Paul Magidman and R. W. Riemenschneider
130-132The hydrogenation of fatty oils with palladium catalyst. IV. Pilot-plant preparation of shortening stocksMykola Zajcew
132-136Vinyl ketostearates. Preparation, properties, infrared spectra, and analysis of 4- and 12-ketostearatesRoberto Calderon, H. P. Dupuy, E. R. McCall, R. T. O’Connor and L. A. Goldblatt
136-138The fatty acid composition of clothes soilW. C. Powe and W. L. Marple
138-142Analysis of surfactant mixturesLloyd E. Weeks and John T. Lewis
142-148Detoxification and deallergenization of castor beansH. K. Gardner, E. L. D’Aquin, S. P. Koltun, E. J. McCourtney and H. L. E. Vix, et al.
148-151The formation of polarographically reducible substances in autoxidizing lardE. J. Kuta and F. W. Quackenbush
152-153Substituted sulfonamides, ureas, and alkyl-3-nitrophthali-mides as identification derivatives of pentyl-, hexyl-, heptyl-, octyl-, and decylaminesRichard Sasin, Frederick R. Longo, Francis A. Carey, Charles M. Paulson and George S. Sasin
154The gossypol content and oil composition of “Gossypol-free” cottonseedsF.H. Mattson, J. B. Martin and R. A. Volpenhein
155-162AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini’tiro Kawamura, et al.
a4Dallas expects every man to do his duty—and comeT. S. McDonald
a6Goodbye correlation?J. E. McHale
a9D. V. StingleyD. V. Stingley
a20-a22Dallas program to present 50 papers
a22Short course to run three days
a27Potts to receive Bailey medal

Volume 37, Number 4 / April 1960

163-165Hepatic participation in lipid metabolismN. R. Di Luzio
165-171Determination of water-dispersible protein in soybean oil meals and floursTwila M. Paulsen, K. E. Holt and R. E. Anderson
171-175Surface-active properties of sodium salts of sulfated fatty acid monoglyceridesA. K. Biswas and B. K. Mukherji
176-182Conversion of conjugated
182-183A report from the Refining CommitteeD. L. Henry
183-187Effect of temperature on critical micelle concentrationM. E. Ginn, F. B. Kinney and J. C. Harris
188-192Optical bleaches on wash-and-wear cottonF. G. Villaume
192-195A report on the problem of residual solvent in solvent-extracted mealsE. A. Gastrock, J. J. Spadaro, A. J. Crovetto and Ross Brian
195-198Continuous refining of crude coconut oil in a pressure systemFrank E. Sullivan
198-199Estimation of unsaturation of fats and oils, using hypochlorous acidR. Basu Roy Choudhury
199-210AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini’tiro Kawamura, et al.
a4The Education Committee and A.O.C.S. short coursesJ. C. Cowan
a6The U.S.D.A. PrayerJames E. McHale
a9W. T. Coleman and Little Bill
a10-a11The occurrence of the chick pericardial edema factor in some oleic acids and products derived therefromStanley R. Ames, William J. Swanson, Marion I. Ludwig and George Y. Brokaw
a18What’s new in edible fats
a20Names committees for New York Meeting
a23Baldwin elected Vice President
a32Obituaries

Volume 37, Number 5 / May 1960

211-213Some recent developments in the refining of fatty oilsMorris Mattikow
214-217Glycerolysis of marine oils and the preparation of acetylated monoglyceridesEdward H. Gruger, Donald C. Malins and Erich J. Gauglitz
217-219The composition of the difficultly extractable soybean phosphatidesKaj Nielsen
219-222An interlaboratory study of test methodsA. C. Rohloff and R. J. Houle
223-242Report of the Literature Review Committee
242Report of Cellulose Yield Committee, 1959–60E. H. Tenent, W. J. Johnson, R. E. Knipple, P. D. Cretien and W. S. Hude, et al.
243-246A nuclear magnetic resonance study of the liquid/solid content of margarine fatDennis Chapman, R. E. Richards and R. W. Yorke
246-247Report of the Smalley Committee 1959–1960R. T. Doughtie, Loyd V. Anderson, D. L. Henry, D. V. Stingley and T. J. Baldwin, et al.
247-248Some characteristics of kidney and liver lipids from the American antelopeGlenn J. Miller
248-251Studies in the development of antibacterial surfactants. I. institutional use of antibacterial fabric softenersW. M. Linfield, J. C. Sherrill, R. E. Casely, D. R. Noel and G. A. Davis
251-254Studies in the development of antibacterial surfactants. II. performance of germicidal and deodorant soapsW. M. Linfield, R. E. Casely and D. R. Noel
254-256Search for new industrial oils. III. Oils from compositaeF. R. Earle, I. A. Wolff and Quentin Jones
256A low-cost bench-top shortening blenderPatrick W. Hannon, James R. Hanley and Frederick M. Ketch
257-266AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini’tiro Kawamura, et al.
a4-a8Presidential addressNorris D. Embree
a6-a7Steak on the hoofJames E. McHale
a8A.E. MacGeeNorris D. Embree
a11Potts receives Bailey medal
a12-a18This fatty acid businessR. H. Potts
a18John P. Harris Honored
a22Announces short course speakers
a24Set July 25 as abstract deadline
a26Dallas attracts 500
a35-a37The pure food and drug law as it applies to the oil and fat industryR. E. Duggan

Volume 37, Number 6 / June 1960

267-271Positional isomers formed during the hydrogenation of methyl oleateR. O. Feuge and E. R. Cousins
271-274Selectivity in the hydrogenation of oleic-linoleic acid oils with commercial nickel catalystsKai Nielsen, Heinz J. M. Hansen and Vagn R. Nielsen
274-281A critical study of the oxidation methods for the determination of glyceride composition of fatsGollamudi Lakshminarayana and Damascene Rebello
281-285Catalyzed esterification of oleic acidL. H. Dunlap and J. S. Heckles
286-288Preparation of pure gossypol from dianilinogossypolF. H. Smith
288-290Synthesis of amino acid derivatives of ethanolamineElizabeth C. Smith, P. M. Althouse and James W. Shigley
291-294Additional physical properties of diglyceride esters of succinic and adipic acidsR. O. Feuge and T. L. Ward
295-297Amides ofa-sulfonated palmitic and stearic acidsJ. K. Weil, A. J. Stirton and R. G. Bistline
298-300Sulfation with sulfur trioxide: Ethenoxylated long-chain alkylphenolsEverett E. Gilbert and Benjamin Veldhuis
300-302Pure oleic acid from olive oilLeon J. Rubin and Willow Paisley
302-305The enzymatic hydrolysis and tissue oxidation of fatty acid esters of sucroseJames F. Berry and David A. Turner
305-307Relationship between the apparent bulk density of a bleaching clay and its oil retentionA. D. Rich
307-309Tung oil derivatives as plasticizers for buna-N rubberLida L. Placek, H. P. Pastor, J. P. Hughes and W. G. Bickford
309-314AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Lenore Petschaft Africk, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang and Sini'tiro Kawamura, et al.
4-8History of Anderson, Clayton and CompanyWilliam Argue
6-7“Yon Pork Chop has a lean and hungry look”James E. McHale
12Report of Membership CommitteeGeorge C. Cavanagh, Raymond Reiser, S. P. Taylor, F. B. White and R. C. Stillman, et al.
14-16Report of the Journal Advertising Committee, 1959–60A. E. MacGee
22Completes short course program
22Open smalley season for 1960–1961William J. Miller
23New York program building up
24-27Government programs and the cottonseed crusherJ. E. McHale
28Dallas Barbecue
34-38Bibliography on oils and fats
40J. C. P. Helm dies

Volume 37, Number 7 / July 1960

A4A O.C.S commentary: Convention in New York City, October 17–19, 1960James T. Costigan
A6Report on fats and oils: Ring out the old ...James E. McHale
A16Short course opens July 25
A16Final call for abstractsW. C. Ault
A18Official referee chemists named
A20-A23New booksR. C. Stillman, Bert M. Tolbert, Kenneth E. Holt, Aaron B. Karas and M. G. Lambou, et al.
315-320Solvent hydrogenation of cottonseed oilLyle F. Albright, Chin-Hsuan Wei and John M. Woods
320-323Differentiation of hydrogen bromide-reactive acids in seed oilsC. R. Smith, M. C. Burnett, T. L. Wilson, R. L. Lohmar and I. A. Wolff
323-327Vicinally unsaturated hydroxy acids in seed oilsL. J. Morris, R. T. Holman and K. Fontell
327-328Report of the uniform methods committee, 1959–60
329-358Report of the literature review committee
359-364Chromatographic isolation of the original constituents of natural waxes. The composition of ouricuri waxLeslie J. N. Cole and J. B. Brown
364-366Gas-liquid chromatography of fatty derivatives
366-371Acidolysis of vegetable and marine oils with phthalic acidsE. F. Carlston
371-373Conversion of some C14-labelled compounds into the neutral lipid of
373-376Polymerization of linseed oil in an electric dischargeC. Boelhouwer, T. Hoekstra, H. I. Waterman, J. B. Westerdijk and J. Van Dam, et al.
376The calculation of restricted random glyceride distributionEarl G. Hammond and Gary V. Jones
377-382AbstractsLenore Petschaft Africk, R. r. Allen, S. S. Chang, Sini’tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.

Volume 37, Number 8 / August 1960

21New booksP. O. Powers and G. K. Parman
25Trends in fats and oils consumption, 1955–1959Leonard Smith and David C. Hull
383-385Fractionation of fats, oils, and waxes on thin layers of silicic acidHelmut K. Mangold and Donald C. Malins
385-386A study of octadecenoic acids by gas-liquid partition chromatography and infrared spectrophotometryF. L. Kauffman and G. D. Lee
387-390Derivatives of jojoba oil as plasticizers for vinyl polymers and Buna-N rubberSara P. Fore, H. P. Pastor, J. P. Hughes and W. G. Bickford
390-396Relative esterifiability of the primary and secondary hydroxyl groups of glycerolJ. D. Brandner and R. L. Birkmeier
396-399A general method for the chromatographic analysis of mono-, di-, and triglycerides and the mono- and diesters of ethylene glycol and polyethylene glycolGerald J. Papariello, Sunis Chulkaratana, Takeru Higuchi, J. E. Martin and V. P. Kuceski
400-402The reaction of divinyl sulfone with
402-406Morro seed oilMario Lewy Van Séveren
406Preparation of 8t,10t-octadecadienoic acidJ. D. von Mikusch
407-414AbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang, Sini’tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.

Volume 37, Number 9 / September 1960

415-418Semimicro determination of total fatty acids and unsaponifiable matterJames H. Benedict
418-424Thermal dimerization of fatty ester hypdroperoxidesE. N. Frankel, C. D. Evans and J. C. Cowan
425-427The preparation of polyunsaturated aliphatic aldehydes
427-430Sulfates of ethoxylated tridecyl alcohol in dishwashing formulationsW. C. Schar, M. H. Paulson, F. N. Baumgartner and E. J. Wickson
431-435Polarized infrared spectra of some crystalline fatty acidsH. Susi and Anne M. Smith
435-438Hydrogenation of methyl oleate in solventsE. R. Cousins and R. O. Feuge
438-440Biogenesis of polyunsaturated acid in fishJames F. Mead, Mitsu Kayama and Raymond Reiser
440-447Search for new industrial oils. IVF. R. Earle, C. A. Glass, Glenda C. Geisinger, I. A. Wolff and Quentin Jones
447-451Direct conversion of lipid components to their fatty acid methyl estersFrancis E. Luddy, R. A. Barford and R. W. Riemenschneider
451-452Changes in iodine value and refractive index of fatty acids during alkyd resin manufacture and analysisP. J. Secrest and M. K. Kaprelyan
452-456Effect of autoxidation prior to deodorization on oxidative and flavor stability of soybean oilC. D. Evans, E. N. Frankel, Patricia M. Cooney and Helen A. Moser
456-458Quantitative gas chromatography of fatty derivatives. Relative detector responses to C6−C14 saturated methyl estersJ. V. Killheffer and Eric Jungermann
458-459Extraction of soybean and cottonseed oil by four solventsLionel K. Arnold and R. Basu Roy Choudhury
459-462Abstracts ...R. A. Reiners, R. R. Allen, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A4-A6History of the V. D. Anderson CompanyJohn W. Dunning
A6Cloudy crystal ballJames E. McHale
A8R. J. Vander Wal
A14-A16Computers and their applicationsB. C. Moore
A22-A25Complete New York program is announced
A26-A28The up-grading of inedible tallow through centrifugal purificationThomas H. Little and Frank P. Downing
A30Short course attracts 94L. R. Dugan

Volume 37, Number 10 / October 1960

4History of Lever Brothers CompanyL. B. Parsons
6-7RationingJames E. McHale
10N. F. Kruse
14Meetings
16Names in the news
20Adds three papers to program
23-25Why a safety program, second editionPaul R. Sheffer
26-28New books
31Problem corner
36New literature
463-466Paper chromatographic determination of trimethyloctadecyl quaternary ammonium chloride in dimethyldioctadecyl quaternary ammonium chlorideFrances Moyer, James Nelson and Albert Milun
466-468Fractionation of castor oil methyl esters by liquid-liquid extractionC. M. Lakshmanan and G. S. Laddha
468-473Synthesis of polyoxyethylene derivatives of diesters of sucrose with long-chain fatty acidsSaburo Komori, Mitsuo Okahara and Kenzo Okamoto
473-475Hydrogenation of fatty oils with palladium catalysts. V. Products of the tall oil industryMykola Zajcew
475-478Polymers derived from 9,10-dihydroxystearic acidF. V. Morriss, G. F. Bechtle and H. M. Gadberry
478-481The extraction and constitution of peat wax. A review of peat wax chemistryA. J. Howard and D. Hamer
482-483Regeneration of carbonyl compounds from 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazones with sulfuric acidRichard Bassette and E. A. Day
483-486The preparation and purification of monoglycerides
486-490A kinetic study of the autoxidation of methyl linoleate and linoleic acid emulsions in the presence of sodium chlorideAhmed Fahmy Mabrouk and L. R. Dugan
490-491Preparation of petroselinic acidSara P. Fore, Raiford L. Holmes and W. G. Bickford
491-502AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and Louise R. Morrow, et al.
503-509Fats in human nutritionF. A. Kummerow
510-512The use of fats in feedO. H. M. Wilder
512-520Refining, bleaching, stabilization, deodorization, and plasticization of fats, oils, and shorteningS. Jack Rini
521-523HydrogenationR. R. Allen
523-526EmulsifiersGeorge Y. Brokaw
527-532Production of specialty edible fatsR. O. Feuge
533-535The food and drug laws as viewed by regulatory agenciesJ. K. Kirk
535-538Problems posed to the food industry by the food additives amendment of 1958E. G. Robbins
539-546Morphology of fats, oils, and shorteningsC. W. Hoerr

Volume 37, Number 11 / November 1960

547-552Comparative analytical studies of fatty acids of the alga
552-555Reactions of polyunsaturated fatty alcohols. IX. Molecular-weight distribution of some conjugated soybean vinyl ether homopolymersH. M. Teeter, L. C. Dorman and L. Harris
555Quantitative gas chromatography of fatty derivativesJ. V. Killheffer and Eric Jungermann
556-558Reactions of unsaturated fatty alcohols. X. Preparation of some copolymers of nonconjugated linseed vinyl etherW. J. De Jarlais and H. M. Teeter
559-563A novel continuous countercurrent epoxidation processH. K. Latourette, H. M. Castrantas, R. J. Gall and L. H. Dierdorff
564-567Chromatography on silicic acid of the unsaponifiable matter of fatsP. Capella, G. de Zotti, G. S. Ricca, A. F. Valentini and G. Jacini
568-570Nonconjugated linseed vinyl ether by vinyl transetherification. Preparation procedureO. L. Brekke and L. D. Kirk
570-571A note on the formation of 1,2-diglyceridesS. B. Radlove, R. V. Madrigal and R. Slutkin
571-573Alkyd resins from fumaric and maleic modified pine oleoresinNoah J. Halbrook, John A. Wells and Ray V. Lawrence
574-576Methyl esters directly from acidulated cottonseed soapstock. Preliminary cost studyK. M. Decossas, S. P. Koltun, P. H. Eaves, J. J. Spadaro and E. F. Pollard, et al.
576-578Analysis of complex lipid mixtures by thin-layer chromatography and complementary methodsDonald C. Malins and Helmut K. Mangold
579-582Hydrogenation of linolenate. I. Fractionation and characterization studiesC. R. Scholfield, E. P. Jones, Janina Nowakowska, E. Selke and B. Sreenivasan, et al.
582-587Some characteristics of the membranes protecting oil emulsions in protein solutionsJuan M. Martínez Moreno, C. Gómez Herrera, E. Márquez Delgado, C. Janer Del Valle and L. Duran Hidalgo
587-589The temperature dependence of micellar solubilizationA. M. Mankowich
589-590Triglyceride elution by gas chromatography
591-594Abstracts…R. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and Louise R. Morrow, et al.
595-598The glyceride structure of fats and oilsR. J. Vander Wal
598-601Interesterification of edible fatsW. Q. Braun
601-607Dietary fat and heart diseaseDorothy M. Rathmann
607-613A nutritive evaluation of over-heated fatsE. E. Rice, C. E. Poling, P. E. Mone and W. D. Warner
613-617Newer analytical methods for the fat and oil industryV. C. Mehlenbacher
617-622Economics of world supply of edible fats and oilsT. A. Hieronymus
622-629Economic and social factors affecting changes in worldwide usage of fats and oilsH. V. Knight
629-634The art of speculationJames E. McHale
A4History of the French Oil Mill Machinery CompanyR. P. Hutchins
A6Far over the wavesJames E. McHale
A12G. J. Hutzler
A18New York report to come

Volume 37, Number 12 / December 1960

635-638Some effects of pressure on the oxidation of methyl oleateHal T. Slover and L. R. Dugan
638-643Melting and dilatometric behavior of 2-Oleopalmitostearin and 2-OleodistearinWerner Landmann, R. O. Feuge and N. V. Lovegren
643-646A small laboratory model, wiped-surface heat exchanger for chilling and texturating shorteningsHarvey Royce and P. W. Morgan
646-651The catalyzed condensation of phenol with stearone and methyl heptadecyl ketoneF. V. Morriss, G. F. Bechtle and T. J. Byerley
651-657A determination of the effects of several variables on the performance characteristics of shortening, using statistical experimental designsH. Mack Truax and Ira A. MacDonald
657-661The allergen content of castor beans and castor pomaceE. J. Coulson, Joseph R. Spies and Henry Stevens
661-668Branched carboxylic acids from long-chain unsaturated compounds and carbon monoxide at atmospheric pressureEdward T. Roe and Daniel Swern
668-671Gas-liquid chromatography of fatty derivatives. IV. Quantitative analysis of n-alcoholsW. E. Link and R. A. Morrissette
671-673Color index for cottonseed oilsWalter A. Pons, James C. Kuck and Vernon L. Frampton
674-675A new stationary basket extractorR. P. Hutchins
675-676Cuphea llavea seed oil, a good source of capric acidT. L. Wilson, T. K. Miwa and C. R. Smith
676-678Fatty acids analysis by high resolution nuclear spin resonance. A preliminary evaluationW. H. Storey
679-682The a-sulfonation of pelargonic, stearic, and substituted stearic acidsJ. K. Weil, A. J. Stirton, R. G. Bistline and Waldo C. Ault
682-684Epoxy acid in seed oils of
685A note on the preparation of cholesteryl esters of long-chain fatty acidsV. Mahadevan and W. O. Lundberg
685-690AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini’tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Liles, et al.
A4National Program and Planning committeeC. W. Hoerr and J. C. Harris
A6How cheap is cheap?James E. McHale
A8Hobby DepartmentR. T. Doughtie
A22Names committee chairmen
A22Choose lipid analysis
A25Eisenhower greets meeting
A25-A33Program well balanced
A30Convention exhibits

Volume 38, Number 1 / January 1961

1-33-cis-hexenal, the “Green” reversion flavor of soybean oilG. Hoffmann
4-5Studies on germinating peanut seedsL. F. Rabari, R. D. Patel and J. G. Chohan
5-9Unsaturated lipid peroxidation catalyzed by hematin compounds and its inhibition by vitamin E1A. L. Tappel, W. Duane Brown, H. Zalkin and V. P. Maier
9-13Solubility of linoleic acid in aqueous solutions and its reaction with waterAhmed Fahmy Mabrouk and L. R. Dugan
14-19The separation of phosphatidyl ethanolamine and phosphatidyl serine by column chromatographyGeorge Rouser, John O'Brien and Dorothy Heller
19-21Properties of cottonseed meals prepared with acetone-Petroleum ether-water azeotropeWilliam H. King, James C. Kuck and Vernon L. Frampton
22-27Yellowing of oil filmsO. S. Privett, M. L. Blank, J. B. Covell and W. O. Lundberg
27-30An accelerated test of the yellowing tendency of drying oilsO. S. Privett, M. L. Blank and W. O. Lundberg
31-32Isolation of two pairs of isomeric 2,4-alkadienals from soybean oil-reversion flavor concentrateG. Hoffmann
33-39Cottonseed oil pigments: Fractionation by means of molecular sieves, countercurrent distribution, and low-temperature crystallizationGerald Verberg, Elizabeth R. McCall, Robert T. O'Connor and F. G. Dollear
40-44Isolation of volatile constituents from fats and oils by vacuum degassingJ. de Bruyn and J. C. M. Schogt
44-47Filtration-extraction of safflower seed on a bench scaleE. L. D'Aquin, Joseph Pominski, H. L. E. Vix and E. A. Gastrock
47-51Effects of oxidized soybean oil on the vitamin A nutrition of the ratMinocher C. Reporter and Robert S. Harris
51-52Spontaneous conversion of gossypol to anhydrogossypolLeah C. Berardi and Vernon L. Frampton
52-56AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Liles, et al.
a4-a5Precious timeA. R. Baldwin and A. R. Baldwin
a6-a8Too close?James E. McHale
a10Discuss sanitation
a12-a14Hybby department
a18Field trip set for may 1
a19Dinner-Dance at New York meeting
a20-a21Application for membership
a22-a25Barrow-agee cup
a27-a29Hold short course in RochesterJ. C. Cowan
a32Obituaries

Volume 38, Number 2 / February 1961

57-60An engineering approach to the design of cottonseed aeration systemsW. B. Harris, W. D. Harris and A. C. Wamble
60-62Studies of the chick edema factor. II. Isolation of a toxic substanceAndrew Yartzoff, David Firestone, Daniel Banes, William Horwitz and Leo Friedman, et al.
62-67Determination of the glyceride structure of fatsC. G. Youngs
67-69The structural components of milk triglyceridesH. J. Ast and R. J. Vander Wal
69-73Analysis of the glyceride structure of cocoa butter by thermal gradient crystallizationGary V. Jones and Earl G. Hammond
73Color index for cottonseed oilsPons Kuck and Frampton
74-76Cholesterol vehicle in experimental atherosclerosis. III. Effects of absence or presence of fatty vehicleDavid Kritchevsky, John Langan, Jack Markowitz, James F. Berry and David A. Turner
76-80The complex nature of castor sensitivityLaurence L. Layton, Lloyd K. Moss and Floyd DeEds
80-84The effect of storage temperature and antioxidant treatment on the chemical and nutritive characteristics of herring mealB. E. March, J. Biely, C. Goudie, F. Claggett and H. L. A. Tarr
84-86Metabolic studies of glyceride esters of adipic acidRosemary L. Shull, Louis A. Gayle, Richard D. Coleman, Roslyn B. Alfin-Slater and Audrey T. Gros, et al.
87-88The fatty acid composition of cottonseed oil at various stages of solvent extractionLionel K. Arnold and R. Basu Roy Choudhury
88-92Partial fractionation of fatty acid triglycerides on a silicic acid columnM. R. Sahasrabudhe and D. G. Chapman
93-96The polyunsaturated fatty acid and cholesterol concentrations of plasma and aorta and their relationship to avian atherosclerosisA. S. Feigenbaum, H. Fisher, G. A. Leveille, H. S. Weiss and P. Griminger
96-101Glyceride structure of vegetable oils by countercurrent distribution. V. Comparison of natural, interesterified, and synthetic cocoa butterH. J. Dutton, C. R. Scholfield and T. L. Mounts
102-104Methyl punicate,
104-107Bleaching of off-colored cottonseed oilsWalter A. Pons, James C. Kuck and Vernon L. Frampton
107-109Divinyl sulfone-eleostearate adducts as plasticizers for nitrile rubberLida L. Placek, H. P. Pastor, J. P. Hughes and W. G. Bickford
109-112AbstractsR. S. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini’tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Liles, et al.
a4Wilson and Company Inc.H. T. Spannuth
a6Big bull or little bull?James E. McHale
a9D.H. Wheeler
a10Meetings
a16-a18Meetings to expand sharply
a22St. Louis events outlinedE. L. Metcalf
a24Kuhrt to be local chairmanJ. C. Cowan
a26-a27Baldwin to head 1961–1962 slate of candidates
a271960 revisions are out
a31To head quality control
a33-a36New booksC. W. Hoerr, Daniel Swern, J. H. Benedict, Frank L. Jackson and Madeline G. Lambou, et al.
a37Industry items
a40Obituaries

Volume 38, Number 3 / March 1961

113-117Occurrence and inheritance of linolenic and linoleic acids in soybean seedsH. B. White, F. W. Quackenbush and A. H. Probst
117-120Safflower oil adducts as plasticizersH. M. Teeter, J. C. Cowan, L. E. Gast, W. J. Yurgen and R. A. Clark
120-123Water absorption of soybeansAllan K. Smith, Arlo M. Nash and Letta I. Wilson
123-127Removal of fatty soil from glass by surfactants and surfactant-builder compositionsJ. C. Harris, R. M. Anderson and J. Satanek
127-130Preparation and properties of esters of monohydric alcohols and fatty acids of tall oilsS. T. Bauer, Patricia R. Gill and R. E. Price
130-134Analyses of lipids and oxidation products by partition chromatography. Dimeric and polymeric productsE. N. Frankel, C. D. Evans, Helen A. Moser, D. G. McConnell and J. C. Cowan
134-137Analyses of lipids and oxidation products by partition chromatography. Fatty acid hydroperoxidesE. N. Frankel, C. D. Evans, D. G. Mcconnell and E. P. Jones
138-143Effect of cotton substrate characteristics upon surfactant adsorptionM. E. Ginn, F. B. Kinney and J. C. Harris
143-147A new industrial process for cottonseedC. Vaccarino and S. Vaccarino
147Studies of the chick edema factor. II. Isolation of a toxic substanceAndrew Yartzoff, David Firestone, Daniel Banes, William Horwitz and Leo Friedman, et al.
148-150Effect of processing on the composition of sesame seed and mealFairie Lyn Carter, Vidabelle O. Cirino and Layton E. Allen
150-151Third Interim Report of the A.O.C.S.-A.O.A.C. Crude Fiber Liaison Committee, 1959–1960K. E. Holt
151-156Some effects of
156-160New information on the morphology of the gossypol pigment gland of cottonseedAnna T. Moore and Mary L. Rollins
161-162Formation of methyl azelaaldehydate on autoxidation of lipidsE. N. Frankel, Janina Nowakowska and C. D. Evans
162-168AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Liles, et al.
4Short courses and the education committeeJ. C. Cowan
6-10J.C Konnen and W.O. Lundberg
8-10The real importance of conversion
11-19The desolventizer-toaster process for soybean oil mealEndre Sipos and N. H. Witte
22Meet me in St. Louis
22-23Cowan to get Bailey Award
24-30Plan short course program
31-38Tall Oil SymposiumJ. M. Wafer, J. H. Ruskin, C. W. Eurenius and David R. Eagleson

Volume 38, Number 4 / April 1961

169-172Removal of radio-tagged protein and stearic acid soil from glassJay C. Harris and Joseph Satanek
172-174Determining refining loss by the sodium balance methodLois S. Crauer and Frank E. Sullivan
175-177Glyceride structure of vegetable oils by countercurrent distribution. VI. Corn oilC. R. Scholfield, Janina Nowakowska and H. J. Dutton
178-180A new method for quantitative determination of BHAHerta Laszlo and L. R. Dugan
180-184Report of the Spectroscopy Committee, 1959-60Robert R. Allen, J. R. Chipault, Robert O. Crisler, Samuel F. Herb and Ralph E. Kelly, et al.
184-189Comparison of fatty acid esters of sucrose and of polyoxyethylene in built detergent compositionsLloyd I. Osipow and Foster D. Snell
190-194An investigation of oven methods for determining the moisture content of shelled peanutsJoe R. Hart
194-197Glycidyl esters. II. Synthesis of esters of commercial and pure fatty acidsGerhard Maerker, Edward J. Saggese and William S. Port
197-199Some proposals toward a new system of oral nomenclature for long-chain fatty acidsL. J. Morris
199-201Differentiation of 1- and 2-Monoglycerides by near-infrared absorption spectroscopyH. Susi, S. G. Morris and W. E. Scott
201-205The effect of trans-isomers on the physical properties of hydrogenated oilsDale V. Stingley and Raymond J. Wrobel
205-208Aliphatic urethanes. Effect of chain length on some physical propertiesSol Shulman, Marvin W. Formo and Alfred E. Rheineck
208-211Hydrogenation of linolenate. II. Hydrazine reductionC. R. Scholfield, E. P. Jones, Janina Nowakowska, E. Selke and H. J. Dutton
212-215Phenolic aminosulfonate surfactantsV. R. Gaertner
216-218Wool grease from the commercial solvent degreasing of raw woolG. F. Wood
218-220Analysis of mixtures of ionic and nonionic surface-active agents. Separation and recovery of components by batch ion exchangeMilton J. Rosen
220-224Characterization of oils from low-gland and glandless cottonseedU Kyaw Thaung, Audrey Gros and R. O. Feuge
224-225Report of the Uniform Methods Committee, 1960Uniform Methods Committee, J. J. Ganucheau, K. E. Holt, R. J. Houle and R. A. Marmor, et al.
225-228AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini’tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Liles, et al.
A4-A6Welcome to St. Louis, convention cityE. L. Metcalf
A6Edible TallowJames E. McHale
A9Bernard Ackerman
A20-A23Seminar to lead off technical program
A24Speakers announced for short course
A36Obituaries

Volume 38, Number 5 / May 1961

12A-18ATwenty years of research in oils at Northern Regional Research LaboratoryJ. C. Cowan
229-231The effect of relative concentrations on the efficiency of separation of polar and nonpolar lipids by alumina column chromatographyR. P. A. Sims and J. C. Mes
231-233Polymerizable derivatives of long-chain fatty alcohols. III. Copolymers of some alkyl acrylates and acrylonitrileEdmund F. Jordan, William E. Palm and William S. Port
233-235On free hydroxy acids of peat waxVeikko T. Rauhala
235-237Pressure reaction of maleic esters with vegetable oilsW. R. Miller, E. W. Bell, J. C. Cowan and H. M. Teeter
238-240Concurrent oxidation of cholesterol and corn oil sterols in autoxidizing lipid filmsL. N. Norcia
241-243Preparation of some ethyl higher-alkyl acetals and their conversion to vinyl ethersW. J. Dejarlais, J. L. O'Donnell and H. M. Teeter
244-249Radiotagged soils. Removal from several substrates and adsorption site characterJay C. Harris and Joseph Satanek
249-253The comparative value of heated ground unextracted soybeans and heated dehulled soybean flakes as a source of soybean oil and energy for the chickL. B. Carew, F. W. Hill and M. C. Nesheim
253-257Heated fats. I. Studies of the effects of heating on the chemical nature of cottonseed oilDavid Firestone, William Horwitz, Leo Friedman and Glen M. Shue
258-261Improved extraction efficiency by double-soak, filtration-extraction processE. L. D'Aquin, A. V. Graci, H. L. E. Vix and E. A. Gastrock
262-266Solvent-blown rigid urethane foams from castor-based polyolsC. K. Lyon, Vilma H. Garrett and Leo A. Goldblatt
266-267A simple graph for rapid calculation of refining settlement gupJames K. Sikes
267-272Abstracts…R. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Liles, et al.
4A-5AHistory of the Corn Products Company
6A-8AHow many acres?James E. McHale
9A-11AH.C. Bennett
11ACowan receives Bailey Medal
20AEnroll for short course
20ANames Chicago Committees
23AMacGee is elected vice president
24A-26ALinseed oil for protection of concrete surfacesC. E. Morris
36AObituary

Volume 38, Number 6 / June 1961

273-276Lipid changes in maturing oil-bearing plants
276-279Lipid changes in maturing oil-bearing plants. II. Changes in fatty acid composition of flax and safflower seed oilsR. P. A. Sims, W. G. McGregor, A. G. Plessers and J. C. Mes
279-280Reactions of ozone. V. A new method of determining unsaturation values of fatty acids and oils by ozoneA. Maggiolo and A. L. Tumolo
281-282Chemical investigation of oil of the seed of “White Todri” (Matthiola incana, R.Br.)Aziz-Ur Rahman and M. Sami Khan
282-286The selective hydrogenation of linolenic acidJohn G. Willard and Maria Luisa Martinez
286-289The production of salad oil by fractional crystallization with solventsW. G. Mertens, L. J. Rubin and B. F. Teasdale
289-291The oxyethylation of dinonylphenolR. C. Mansfield, J. E. Locke and K. A. Booman
291-293Fatty acid morpholides as plasticizers for vinyl chloride resins. II. The morpholides of selectively hydrogenated and of epoxidized cottonseed fatty acidsFrank C. Magne, Robert R. Mod and Evald L. Skau
294-296Fatty acid morpholides as plasticizers for vinyl chloride resins. III. Ternary compatibility-composition diagrams for the oleic-linoleic-stearic and oleic-linoleic-palmitic systemsFrank C. Magne, Robert R. Mod and Evald L. Skau
297-301Role of oleic acid in the metabolism of essential fatty acidsG. A. Dhopeshwarkar and James F. Mead
301-305Influence of lauroyl and myristoyl peroxides and oxidized cottonseed oil on depot fat and liver lipid compositionHans Kaunitz, C. A. Slanetz, R. E. Johnson and S. F. Herb
305-306Report of the Smalley Committee, 1960–61L. V. Anderson, T. J. Baldwin, R. T. Doughtie, K. H. Fink and J. R. Harrison, et al.
306-309Fluid shortening mediumAlan S. Geisler
310-312Nutritional studies of partially hydrogenated rapeseed oilJoyce L. Beare, B. M. Craig and J. A. Campbell
312-316Determination of mono-, di-, and triglycerides by molecular distillation and thin-layer chromatographyO. S. Privett, M. L. Blank and W. O. Lundberg
316-321Naturally-occurring epoxy acids. III. Methods for their isolationL. J. Morris, H. Hayes and R. T. Holman
321-324Antimicrobial activity of some ricinoleic acid oleic acid derivativesArthur F. Novak, Gladys C. Clark and Harold P. Dupuy
324-328AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini’tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Likes, et al.
a4We enter the sixtiesRobert W. Bates
a6The tenuous threadJames E. McHale
a8L.M. Kishlar Sr.
a18-a19Report of the advertising committee, 1960–61A. Ernest MacGee
a19Treasurer’s report—1960
a22Rush on for short course
a22-a23Smalley program announcedW. J. Miller
a24Set future convention dates
a24-a37Attendance tops 500

Volume 38, Number 7 / July 1961

329-332Liquid C-18 saturated acids derived from linseed oilJ. P. Friedrich, H. M. Teeter, J. C. Cowan and G. E. McManis
332-335Plant-scale operations for degumming, caustic-refining, and water-washing soybean oil by a two-step continuous processH. R. Kaiser and C. A. Hoffman
336-338Relation of the quality of solvent-extracted soybean oil and residual oil content of mealLionel K. Arnold, R. Basu Roy Choudhury and Huan-Yang Chang
339-360Annual review of the literature of fats, oils, and detergents. Part II. I. Rusoff
360Report of the cellulose yield committee, 1960–61E. H. Tenent, Wm. J. Johnson, R. E. Knipple, P. D. Cretien and W. S. Hude, et al.
361-367Solubilization of fatty soils by a radiotracer techniqueM. E. Ginn, E. L. Brown and J. C. Harris
367-371Analysis of fat acid oxidation products by countercurrent distribution methods. V. Low-temperature decomposition of methyl linoleate hydroperoxideA. E. Johnston, K. T. Zilch, E. Selke and H. J. Dutton
371-375Carbonyls in oxidizing fat. V. The composition of neutral volatile monocarbonyl compounds from autoxidized oleate, linoleate, linolenate esters, and fatsA. M. Gaddis, Rex Ellis and G. T. Currie
375-379Ozonization of soybean oil. The preparation and some properties of aldehyde oilsE. H. Pryde, D. E. Anders, H. M. Teeter and J. C. Cowan
380Laboratory device for metering liquidsGeorge Christianson
380-388AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Liles, et al.
A4-A5Pittsburgh plate glass company ... A diversified organization
A6-A20Turn in the tideJames E. McHale
A21Rush on for short course

Volume 38, Number 8 / August 1961

389-395A comparison of sodium methoxide-treated lardsLars H. Wiedermann, Theodore J. Weiss, Glen A. Jacobson and Karl F. Mattil
396-399Reaction mechanics of sodium methoxide treatment of lardTheodore J. Weiss, Glen A. Jacobson and Lars H. Wiedermann
399-402The differential cooling curve. A technique for measuring certain fat characteristicsGlen A. Jacobson, P. J. Tiemstra and W. D. Pohle
403-404Identification of kaempferol-3-rhamnoglucoside and quercetin-3-glucoglucoside in cottonseedCharles Pratt and Simon H. Wender
404-405Report of the Uniform Methods Committee, May, 1961J. J. Ganucheau, K. E. Holt, R. J. Houle, R. A. Marmor and L. D. Metcalf, et al.
405-410Electrophoretic fractionation of soluble antigenic proteins from the seed of
410-418Sucrose ether- and ester-linked surfactantsV. R. Gaertner
418-422The examination of fats and fatty acids for toxic substancesDavid Firestone, William Horwitz, Leo Friedman and Glen M. Shue
423-442Report of the Literature Review Committee
443-447A monoglyceride-rich tung oil productP. H. Eaves, J. J. Spadaro, V. O. Cirino and E. L. Patton
447-450A method for the determination of the water-insoluble combined lactic acid content of shortenings containing lactylated emulsifiersHelen M. Fett
450-452The nutritive value of the Brazil nut oilLuiz G. Elias and Ricardo Bressani
452-453Composition of the oil of asphodelus fistulosus (piazi) seedsShafiq Ahmad Khan, Muhammad Ilyas Qureshi, Muhammad Khurshid Bhatty and Karimullah
453-454The preparation of pure methyl linoleateA. R. Johnson and G. M. Ali
454-460Abstracts…R. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Liles, et al.
4-5The beginning and growth of kraft foodsPhyllis Doane
6-18The farmer takes a hedgeJames E. McHale
20A.O.C.S. Fall Meeting
21-22A.O.C.S. local sections news
23-34Trends in industrial markets for fats and oils and derivativesF. J. Poats and M. W. Sills

Volume 38, Number 9 / September 1961

461-465Confectionery fats. I. Preparation by interesterification and fractionation of pilot-plant scaleJ. J. Spadaro, N. V. Lovegren, R. O. Feuge and E. L. Patton
466-469Confectionery fats. II. Characterization of products prepared by interesterification and fractionationWerner Landmann, N. V. Lovegren and R. O. Feuge
470-473Use of snake-cage polyelectrolytes for purifying glycerineMelvin J. Hatch and Hugh B. Smith
473-478Bland undenatured soybean flakes by alcohol washing and flash desolventizingG. C. Mustakas, L. D. Kirk and E. L. Griffin
479-483An hypothesis for the mechanism of the heme catalyzed lipid oxidation in animal tissuesBasil G. Tarladgis
483-485The determination of resudual alcohol in defatted alcohol washed soybean flakesL. T. Black, L. D. Kirk and G. C. Mustakas
485-488Minor components of olive oils. I. Triterpenoid acids in an acetone-extracted orujo oilE. Vioque and L. J. Morris
489-492Minor components of olive oils. II.trans-9¬10-epoxystearic acid in orujo oilE. Vioque, L. J. Morris and R. T. Holman
493-494X-ray powder diffraction data on salts of α-sulfonated long chain acidsD. A. Lutz, J. K. Weil, A. J. Stirton and L. P. Witnauer
495-497Gas-Liquid partition chromatography and ultraviolet absorption of oils before and after hydrogenationF. L. Kauffman, T. J. Weiss, G. D. Lee and B. N. Rockwood
497-499Properties of oil extracted from cottonseed with acetone-hexane-water solvent mixtureWhlliam H. King and Vernon L. Frampton
500-504The effect of calcium ions on carbon suspensionsH. Peper and H. L. Rosano
505-506Effect of extraction temperature and refining on the Halphen-test response of cottonseed oilAugust V. Bailey, Frank C. Magne, Robert A. Pittman and Evald L. Skau
506Letter to the editorNicholas Pelick, W. R. Supina and Arthur Rose
507-512Abstracts …R. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Liles, et al.
A4Chicago-your host cityAdolph A. Rodeghier
A6No reverse gearJames E. McHale
A12-A15American Oil Chemists's Society Officers and Committees 1961–1962
A16-A20The president of the International Association of Seed Crushers Reviews World Oil Problems
A24Chicago convention plans
A30-A32The role of the engineering-contractor in design of food processing plants for sanitation and good housekeepingKenneth W. Becker
A33Application for membership
A36-A37Sulfated oils—A reviewJack Levy
A44Obituaries

Volume 38, Number 10 / October 1961

513-515Determination of germicide mixtures in soaps and detergentsE. Jungermann and E. C. Beck
516-517Peanut storage studies: Effect of storage moisture on three varieties of runner peanutsNorman D. Davis
517-520The preparation and properties of polyoxyethylene methyl glucoside fatty estersF. H. Otey, T. E. Yeates, C. L. Metltretter and C. E. Rist
520-523Chemical and physical characteristics and possible configuration of toxins from tung kernelsR. L. Holmes and Robert T. O'Connor
524-527Production of linolenic acid from linseed oilR. E. Beal, V. E. Sohns, R. A. Eisenhauer and E. L. Griffin
527-531Preparation, characterization and evaluation of mono-and diesters of carboxystearic acidEdward T. Roe, George R. Riser and Daniel Swern
531-533AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. S. Chang, Sini'tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Liles, et al.
534-538The preparation of tissue lipid extractsCecil Entenman
538-540Column chromatography—Introduction and general considerationsB. G. Creech
540-544Isolationof neutral lipids by column chromatographyB. G. Creech
544-555Quantitative chromatographic fractionation of complex lipid mixtures: Brain lipidsGeorge Rouser, A. J. Bauman, Gene Kritchevsky, Dorothy Heller and John S. O'Brien
555-562Column chromatography of fatty acidsHermann Schlenk and Joanne L. Gellerman
562-565Countercurrent distributionC. R. Scholfield
565-581Paper chromatography of lipids: Methods, applications, and interpretationGeorge Rouser, A. J. Bauman, Nicholas Nicolaides and Dorothy Heller
582-588Glass peper chromatography of lipidsJames G. Hamilton and James E. Muldrey
a4The story of general foodsJohn Gunther
a6Side issuesJames E. McHale and Merrill Lynch
a8-a13A.O.C.S. National Meetings
a20-a30The Chicago convention program nears completion

Volume 38, Number 11 / November 1961

589-594Hard surface detergencyA. M. Mankowich
595-597Effect of water-soluble and water-insoluble long-chain polar additives on micellar solutions of sodium dodecylbenzene sulfonateLloyd I. Osipow and Foster Dee Snell
597-600Passive cutaneous anaphylaxis in the detection of seed antigens ofRicinus communis (castorbean)Laurence L. Layton, Stephen Lee, Beatrice T. Dante and Floyd DeEds
600-605Low temperature aminolysis of methyl stearate catalyzed by sodium methoxideEdmund F. Jordan and William S. Port
605-609Correlation between critical micelle concentration, fatty soil removal, and solubilizationM. E. Ginn and J. C. Harris
609-614Chromatostrip analysis of fatty acid derivativesT. H. Applewhite, M. J. Diamond and L. A. Goldblatt
614-615Mass spectrometry and lipid researchE. Selke, C. R. Scholfield, C. D. Evans and H. J. Dutton
616-624AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Sini’tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow, H. S. Liles and C. C. Litchfield, et al.
624Effect of extraction temperature and refining on the halphen-test response of cottonseed oilBailey, Magne, Pittman and Skau
625-628Separation of steroids by gas chromatographyE. C. Horning, E. O. A. Haahti and W. J. A. Vandenheuvel
628-631The analysis of glycerides by high temperature gas-liquid partition chromatographyV. R. Huebner
631-636Vitamin A comes right from roche
636-640Fatty acid structure determination by chemical meansRobert A. Stein
641-648Near-infrared absorption spectroscopy—A new tool for lipid analysisRobert T. O’Connor
648-659Recent progress in the applications of infrared absorption spectroscopy to lipid chemistryRobert T. O’Connor
660-664Some applications of mass spectrometry to lipid researchHerbert J. Dutton
664-668Nuclear magnetic resonance in lipid analysisC. Y. Hopkins
A4The Journal’s first editor reviews the past when he predicted the present
A6Report on fats and oils
A8A.O.C.S. Meetings

Volume 38, Number 12 / December 1961

669-671A new technique for the isolation of flavor components from fats and oilsS. S. Chang
671-674Characterization of the reversion flavor of soybean oilS. S. Chang, K. M. Brobst, H. Tai and C. E. Ireland
674-677Correlation of the mean-molecular weights of commercial alkylbenzenes with gas-liquid chromatographic dataA. H. Silver, W. H. Adam, H. M. Gardner and H. J. Keily
678-681Search for new industrial oils. V. Oils of cruciferaeK. L. Mikolajczak, T. K. Miwa, F. R. Earle, I. A. Wolff and Quentin Jones
681-685Dilatometric properties of some glycerides of confectionery fatsW. Landmann, N. V. Lovegren and R. O. Feuge
685-688Further studies on the pancreatic hydrolysis of some natural fatsM. H. Coleman
689-691A method for determining the carbonyl value in thermally oxidized fatsV. R. Bhalerao, J. G. Endres and F. A. Kummerow
692-695Kinetic investigation into glucose-, fructose-, and sucrose-activated autoxidation of methyl linoleate emulsionAhmed Fahmy Mabrouk and L. R. Dugan
696-699Characterization of cyclopropenoid acids in selected seed oilsT. L. Wilson, C. R. Smith and K. L. Mikolajczak
699-700The cuticle wax of the Cuban palm,
701-707AbstractsR. A. Reiners, Sini'tiro Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow, H. S. Liles and C. C. Litchfield, et al.
708-727Thin-layer chromatography of lipidsHelmut K. Mangold
728-736Crystallization of fatty acidsHermann Schlenk
a4-a6International society for fat researchH. Jasperson
a6Irresistible forces versus immovable object
a13-a15The chick edema factor and its relation to the fatty acid industryThomas McGuine
a16-a18A.O.C.S. Exhibitors Fall 1961
a20-a29Chicago convention news
a30-a40Short course announced for 1962

Volume 39, Number 1 / January 1962

1-3The acetolysis of glycerides. I. Preliminary investigation and approximate kineticsEdwin M. Meade and Dilys M. Walder
4-6The acetolysis of glycerides. II. The production of fatty acids and triacetinEdwin M. Meade and Dilys M. Walder
6-9Citric acid: Inactivating agent for metals or acidic synergist in edible fats?J. C. Cowan, Patricia M. Cooney and C. D. Evans
9-14The effect of heat on pure triglyceridesA. Crossley, T. D. Heyes and B. J. F. Hudson
14-19Selectivity and isomerization during partial hydrogenation of cottonseed oil and methyl oleate: Effect of operating variablesLyle F. Albright and Jaime Wisniak
19-24Properties of the fatty acid esters of amyloseAudrey T. Gros and R. O. Feuge
24Report of the Uniform Methods Committee, 1961
25-27Nutritive value of methyl linoleate and its thermal decomposition productsNestor Rodolfo Bottino
28-30The effect of 12, oxo-cis, 9-octadecenoic acid on the autoxidation of stripped corn oilV. R. Bhalerao, M. G. Kokatnur and F. A. Kummerow
31-32Preparation and solubility of metal soaps of wool wax acidsWilfred R. Noble, John T. Scanlan and Abner Eisner
32-34Report of the Spectroscopy Committee, 1960–61Robert R. Allen, J. R. Chipault, Robert O. Crisler, Seymore Goldwasser and Ralph E. Kelly, et al.
34-39The chemistry of the 2-thiobarbituric acid test for the determination of oxidative rancidity in foods. I. Some important side reactionsBasil G. Tarladgis, A. M. Pearson and L. R. Dugan
39-44Application of infrared spectroscopy to the analysis of primary fatty amide mixturesW. E. Link and K. M. Buswell
44-46Plant scale comparisons of various refining methods for cottonseed oilG. C. Cavanagh
47-50Establishment of a standardized detergency evaluation methodW. M. Linfield, Eric Jungermann and J. C. Sherrill
50-53Statistical approach to detergency evaluation. Correlation of performance data with gas chromatographic patterns of alkylbenzenesEric Jungermann, G. A. Davis, E. C. Beck and W. M. Linfield
53-55Identification of soapstocks by gas chromatographic techniquesE. C. Beck, E. Jungermann and W. M. Linfield
55-58Sodium alkyl α-sulfopelargonates, C7H15CH(SO3Na)CO2R. Wetting and related propertiesA. J. Stirton, R. G. Bistline, J. K. Weil and Waldo C. Ault
58-60Lysine, gossypol, and nitrogen solubility in chemically treated cottonseed mealsW. H. King, J. C. Kuck and V. L. Frampton
61-62Use of mercuric acetate addition to prepare unsaturated fatty ester concentratesE. M. Stearns, H. B. White and F. W. Quackenbush
63-66Quantitative estimation of esters by thin-layer chromatographyE. Vioque and R. T. Holman
66-69The adsorption and chromatography of alkyl benzene sulfonates on charcoalK. J. Mysels, B. Biswas and M. Tuvell
69-71Solvent-blown, rigid urethane foams from low cost castor oil-polyol mixturesC. K. Lyon, Vilma H. Garrett and L. A. Goldblatt
72-76AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow, H. S. Liles and C. C. Litchfield, et al.
4-7A-D-M builds new chemical centerJames C. Konen
6Nobody here but us chickensJames E. McHale
8Meeting
9New Orleans invites you
20Symposium on Food Protection

Volume 39, Number 2 / February 1962

77-78The relationship between seed density and oil content in flaxDon C. Zimmerman
78-80Search for new industrial oils. VI. Seed oils of the genus
80-84The oxyethylation of 9, 10-octadecanediols and 9, 10-dihydroxystearonitrile. Nonionic soapsA. N. Wrigley, F. D. Smith and A. J. Stirton
84-86Reactivation of alumina used in bleaching of off-colored cottonseed oilsJ. C. Kuck, W. A. Pons and V. L. Frampton
86-90Evaluation of cottonseed meals prepared by extraction with acetone-hexane-water mixturesG. E. Mann, F. L. Carter, V. L. Frampton, A. B. Watts and Charles Johnson
90-95Hydrogenation of linolenate. IV. Kinetics of catalytic and homogeneous chemical reductionC. R. Scholfield, Janina Nowakowska and H. J. Dutton
95-97Hydrogenation of linolenate. V. Procedure of evaluating hydrogenation catalysts for selectivityH. J. Dutton
97-103The effect of some amino acids on the oxidation of linoleic acid and its methyl esterR. Marcuse
104-105Lunaria
105-107Dialkyl esters of alpha-sulfofatty acidsJ. J. McBride and E. J. Miller
107-115Biochemistry of the sphingolipids. XIV. Inositol lipids of flaxseedH. E. Carter, D. S. Galanos, H. S. Hendrickson, Barbara Jann and Teishi Nakayama, et al.
115-117Amino acid composition of
118-121Thermal oxidation of synthetic triglycerides I. composition of oxidized triglyceridesJ. G. Endres, V. R. Bhalerao and F. A. Kummerow
122-123Errors in the acid and saponification values of fatty acidsEugene W. Blank
123-125Fatty acid composition of
126-128Appraisal of methods of total monoester estimation in commercial monoglyceridesL. Hartman
128-131Sodium salts of alkyl esters ofa-sulfo fatty acids. Wetting, lime soap dispersion, and related propertiesA. J. Stirton, R. G. Bistline, J. K. Weil, Waldo C. Ault and E. W. Maurer
132-133Improved yields in the acid catalyzed addition of phenols and phenyl ethers to oleic acidW. C. Ault and Abner Eisner
133-136AbstractsR. A. Reiners, S. Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow, H. S. Liles and C. C. Litchfield, et al.
4A-6AThe sources of our technical papersC. W. Hoerr
7A-9AReport on fats and oilsJames E. McHale
10A-11AMacGee to head 1962–63 slate of candidates
13ANew Nrleans plans for youJ. P. Hughes
22A-23ANew literature
26A-29ANew booksA. J. Stirton, Daniel Swern, Ruth R. Benerito, J. D. Lindsay and Patricia V. Johnson

Volume 39, Number 3 / March 1962

137-142Fatty acids of cows' milk. A. Techniques employed in supplementing gas-liquid chromatography for identification of fatty acidsPaul Magidman, S. F. Herb, R. A. Barford and R. W. Riemenschneider
142-146Fatty acids of cows' milk. B. Composition by gas-liquid chromatography aided by other methods of fractionationS. F. Herb, Paul Magidman, Francis E. Luddy and R. W. Riemenschneider
146-150Cocoa butter-like fat from cottonseed oil: Preliminary cost studyK. M. DeCossas, S. P. Koltun, J. J. Spadaro, R. O. Feuge and E. F. Pollard, et al.
150-155The antioxidant activity of 3,5-di-tert-butyl-4-hydroxybenzyl derivativesD. H. Kim and F. A. Kummerow
156-159Calcium and magnesium sequestration by sodium and potassium polyphosphatesRiyad D. Irani and Clayton F. Callis
159-162Thermal oxidation of synthetic triglycerides. II. Analysis of the volatile condensable and noncondensable phasesJoseph G. Endres, Vasant R. Bhalerao and Fred A. Kummerow
163-165Keeping properties of edible oils—Part I. The use of accelerated tests for assessment of the keeping properties of oils and the value of antioxidantsS. Paul and A. Roylance
165-168Keeping properties of edible oils. Part II. Refining by treatment with aluminaA. Crossley, A. C. Davies and J. H. Pierce
168-170Diesters and diamides ofa-sulfopalmitic anda-sulfostearic acidsJ. K. Weil, A. J. Stirton and R. G. Bistline
171-173Comparison of methods for the quantitative determination of tall oil fatty acids by gas chromatographyR. B. Iden and E. J. Kahler
173-176Alkyd resins modified with cyclic fatty acids a preliminary evaluationW. R. Miller, H. M. Teeter, A. W. Schwab and J. C. Cowan
176-178Analyses of pecan, peanut, and other oils by gas-liquid chromatography and ultra-violet spectrophotometryR. B. French
178-181Some differences in composition of covering fat, intermuscular fat, and intramuscular fat of meat animalsJoyce Ostrander and L. R. Dugan
181-183Metal soaps of wool wax acids as stabilizers for plasticized polyvinyl chlorideAbner Eisner, W. R. Noble, J. T. Scanlan and W. E. Palm
183-185Sterculic derivatives and pink egg formationH. E. Nordby, B. W. Heywang, H. W. Kircher and A. R. Kemmerer
185-188The determination of mutton tallow in mutton/beef tallow mixturesC. Szonyi, J. D. Craske, R. S. Tait and A. Poulos
a4-a8The charm of New Orleans invites you once again
a6Meetings
a7-a8Bitter butter battleJames E. McHale
a9-a12The toxicity of pesticides for livestockR. D. Radeleff
a13-a14A. O. C. S. local sections
a16New Orleans Meeting to Feature Chemical Modification Symposium
a19-a26AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. Iavicoli, S. Kawamura, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Liles, et al.
a30-a34New booksF. A. Kummerow, J. Craig Alexander, Donald A. M. Mackay, R. W. Bates and J. G. Endres, et al.

Volume 39, Number 4 / April 1962

189-192The separation of solid fatty acids from liquid fatty acids by the formation of acid soaps. I. Tallow soapsW. O. Munns, S. Kairys, Dilys A. Manion and E. M. Meade
192-193The separation of solid fatty acids from liquid fatty acids by the formation of acid soaps. II. Pilot plant studiesW. O. Munns, S. Kairys, Dilys A. Manion and E. M. Meade
193ErratumSolvent-Blown and Rigid Urethane Foams
194-196Triglyceride alterations in normal and reticuloendothelial stimulated rats following carbon tetrachlorideN. R. Di Luzio
196-197Purification of erucic acid by low-temperature crystallizationJ. W. Hagemann, K. L. Mikolajczak and I. A. Wolff
198-201On the probable origin of some milk fat acids in rumen microbial lipidsMark Keeney, Ira Katz and M. J. Allison
201-206New methods of analyzing industrial aliphatic lipidsHelmut K. Mangold and Rudolf Kammereck
206-210Correlation of hard surface detergency, soil, and surfactantA. M. Mankowich
210-213Graphic aid for interpreting gas chromatogramsC. D. Evans, Patricia M. Cooney and E. J. Panek
213-215Continuous high temperature preparation of alkylolamidesJ. A. Monick
215-217Preparation of foams from vegetable oil derivativesC. M. Thierfelder, H. M. Teeter and J. C. Cowan
217-222Infrared spectra and gas chromatography of some oxygenated fatty acid derivativesI. Kitagawa, M. Sugai and F. A. Kummerow
222-226Flash desolventizing defatted soybean meals washed with aqueous alcohols to yield a high-protein productC. Mustakas, L. D. Kirk and E. L. Griffin
226-229A comparison of several analytical techniques for prediction of relative stability of fats and oils to oxidationW. D. Pohle, R. L. Gregory and J. R. Taylor
229-232Effect of diet and encephalomalacia on the fatty acid composition of the brain of young and old chickensL. J. Machlin, G. J. Marco and R. S. Gordon
232The use of iodine vapor as a general detecting agent in the thin layer chromatography of lipidsR. P. A. Sims and J. A. G. Larose
a4The oil industry of JapanToshimi Akiya
a7-a8Flax equals linoil equals pesos equals problemsJames E. McHale
a9-a18Two Symposia to Feature the Spring Meeting
a22-a27AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. Iavicoli, F. A. Kummerow, H. S. Liles and C. C. Litchfield, et al.
a29American oil chemists' society 1962 short course
a36New booksH.Whitney Wharton and T. J. Logan

Volume 39, Number 5 / May 1962

233-235Interesterification of lardE. S. Lutton, M. F. Mallery and J. Burgers
235-237Studies in soap crystallization processes. Part III. Acid soap crystallization in the segregation of tall oil fatty acidsEdwin M. Meade
238-241Reactions of unsaturated fatty alcohols. XIII. copolymers of unsaturated fatty vinyl ethers and cyclic monomersE. J. Dufek, L. E. Gast and H. M. Teeter
241-244Reactions of unsaturated fatty alcohols. XIV. Preparation and properties of styrenated fatty vinyl ether polymersWilma J. Schneider, L. E. Gast, A. W. Schwab and H. M. Teeter
244-245Isothiocyanates from enzymatic hydrolysis of
246-250Coacervation in aqueous cationic soap solutionsIrving Cohen and Tony Vassiliades
250-255The extraction and constitution of peat wax. Chromatographic fractionation of waxA. J. Howard and D. Hamer
255-259Preparation and purity of linoleic acid from commercial corn, cottonseed, and safflower oilsB. Sreenivasan, J. B. Brown, E. P. Jones, V. L. Davison and Janina Nowakowska
259-263An emulsifier system for experimental intravenous fat emulsionsW. S. Singleton, J. L. White, L. L. DiTrapani and M. L. Brown
263-266Analysis of nonvolatile material in solvent hexaneJ. W. Ryder and G. P. Sullivan
266-268Vernonia anthelmintica
269-272The interaction between zinc oxide and titanium dioxide in waterL. H. Princen and Marilyn J. DeVena
272Glyceride type distribution rule calculationsA. R. S. Kartha
A425 years of the German Oil Science SocietyH. P. Kaufmann
A8-A23Summer salad season means miserable margarine movement April 6, 1962James E. McHale
A17Lehigh u. Site of 1962 short course
A22-A36AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. Iavicoli, F. A. Kummerow, H. S. Liles and C. C. Litchfield, et al.
A38Annual Report: Greek Olive Oil Production Study

Volume 39, Number 6 / June 1962

273-276Hydrogenation of linolenate. VI. Survey of commercial catalystsA. E. Johnston, D. Macmillan, H. J. Dutton and J. C. Cowan
276-277Direct determination oftrans unsaturation in triglycerides by infrared spectrophotometryC. Szonyi, R. S. Tait and J. D. Craske
278-279Continuous one-step refining-water washing of crude coconut oilJ. E. Morren, S. G. Sourelis and H. R. Kaiser
280-286The adsorption of calcium ions to surfactant films on GraphonA. C. Zettlemoyer, J. D. Skewis and J. J. Chessick
286-289Refining crude cottonseed oil dissolved in hexaneM. A. Zeitoun, W. B. Harris and W. D. Harris
290-292Further studies on methanesulfonic acid catalyzed additions to oleic acidAbner Eisner, Theodore Perlstein and W. C. Ault
292-296The lipid depressant activities of whole fish and their component oilsJames J. Peifer, F. Janssen, R. Muesing and W. O. Lundberg
296-297Hexane and ethanol as peanut oil solventsLionel K. Arnold and R. Basu Roy Choudhury
297-301Analyses of lipids and oxidation products by partition chromatography: Hydroxy fatty acids and estersE. N. Frankel, D. G. McConnell and C. D. Evans
301-304The hydrogenation of fatty oils with palladium catalysts. VI. Hydrogenation for margarineMykola Zajcew
304-305Estimating the average carbon chain length of saturated fatty acid esters by infrared spectroscopyP. G. Keeney
306The structure of Stoehr's GlycerinätherR. K. Summerbell and Erwin S. Poklacki
307-308Hydrogenation of a fatty acids is not influenced by the position it occupies on a triglyceride moleculeF. H. Mattson and R. A. Volpenhein
308Vinyl Ketones in oxidized fatsD. A. Forss, E. H. Ramshaw and W. Stark
4-6The challenge of the future
7-10Highlights of 53rd Spring Meeting
13-17The big pawnshopJames E. McHale
20-23New booksF. L. Jackson, J. G. Karohl and T. J. Weiss

Volume 39, Number 7 / July 1962

309-310Determination of hydroxyls in mono- and diglyceridesR. G. Jensen and J. Sampugna
310-313Tempering triglycerides by mechanical workingR. O. Feuge, W. Landmann, D. Mitcham and N. V. Lovegren
314-315Solubilities of cottonseed oil and the phase distribution of fatty acids in methyl alcohol at elevated temperature and pressureW. B. Harris
315-320The influence of temperature, heating time, and aeration upon the nutritive value of fatsC. E. Poling, W. D. Warner, P. E. Mone and E. E. Rice
320-322Fatty acids, fatty alcohols, and wax esters from
323-327Soybean unsaponifiables: Chromatographic separations and characterizationR. L. Hoffmann, H. A. Moser, C. D. Evans and J. C. Cowan
327-330The effect of germination upon the fat of the soybeanB. E. Brown, E. M. Meade and Jean R. Butterfield
330-334Analysis of the geometric isomers of methyl linoleate by gas chromatographyCarter Litchfield, A. F. Isbell and Raymond Reiser
334-340Vernonia anthelmintica (L.) Willd. trivernolin, 1,3-divernolin and vernolic (Epoxyoleic) acid from the seed oilCharles F. Krewson, Jesse S. Ard and Roy W. Riemenschneider
340-344The nature of the C18 polyethenoic fatty acids of butter fatK. Sambasivarao and J. B. Brown
344Continuous one-step refining-water washing of crude coconut oilMorren
4-6The history of buckeye
7-8Salute of NE Section Symposium
9-15Highlights of the 53rd Spring Meeting—II diversification keynote of New Orleans technical program
16-18Toronto convention—Canada is calling!
19-21UM Committee acts on new methods, revisions, bleaching earth
22-33AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Liles, et al.
35-37Smalley check sample program under way
38-40Official 1962–63 referee chemists list

Volume 39, Number 8 / August 1962

345-347The preparation and purification of monoglycerides. II. Direct esterification of fatty acids with glycerolR. Basu Roy Choudhury
347-350The preparation and properties of some nitrogen-containing derivatives of petroselinic acidLida L. Placek and F. G. Dollear
351-372Annual review of the literature on fats, oils, and detergents. Part IV. Mahadevan
372-377Mustard seed processing: Bland protein meal, bland oil, and allyl isothiocyanate as a by-productG. C. Mustakas, L. D. Kirk and E. L. Griffin
378Extraction of soybeans with four hydrocarbon solventsLionel K. Arnold and R. Basu Roy Choudhury
379-380Ethanol extraction of soybean oilLionel K. Arnold and R. Basu Roy Choudhury
380Tetracyanoethylene adduct of
A4-A6Toronto Meeting Looms as Major World Assembly
A6-A8The inflexible yield
A8IASC president reviews economics politics
A11-A18Comprehensive Meeting Sparks World Interest, Participation
A16-A40New booksFrank L. Jackson, J. D. Lindsay and Wm. F. Erman
A18Adventure into science and travel
A20Polish scientist to attend Toronto convention
A24-A40AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Liles, et al.

Volume 39, Number 9 / September 1962

381-383Search for new industrial oils. VIIF. R. Earle, I. A. Wolff, C. A. Glass and Quentin Jones
383-410Annual review of the Literature on Fats, Oils, and detergents. Part IIV. Mahadevan
411-414Preparation of dodecylamine and 6-aminohexanoic acid from petroselinic acidR. L. Holmes, J. P. Moreau and R. T. O'Connor
414-419Determination of structure of unsaturated fatty acids via reductive ozonolysisO. S. Privett and Christense Nickell
420Reaction of ethylene with C18 monocarboxylic dienoic acidsJ. P. Friedrich, E. W. Bell and R. E. Beal
a4-a15Polyunsaturates: Domestic supplies and productsJ. C. Cowan
a6-a7Inventory clearance saleJames E. McHale
a8-a181962 short course praised as “highly practical”
a12-a49Toronto technical program offers unprecedented depth, detail
a21-a43Fall meeting
a28-a52AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, F. A. Kummerow and H. S. Liles, et al.
a46-a47New products
a51-a52Local section news

Volume 39, Number 10 / October 1962

421-424Nitrogenous derivatives of cyclic fatty acidsW. J. DeJarlais and H. M. Teeter
424-430Reactions between zinc chloride and surfactant solutionsRobert D. Vold and Hakam Singh
431-434Report of the fat analysis committee, 1962R C Stillman
434-439Autoxidation of fatty materials in emulsions. I. Pro-oxidant effect of histidine and trace metals on the oxidation of linoleate estersD. H. Saunders, J. E. Coleman, J. W. Hampson, P. A. Wells and R. W. Riemenschneider
439-4441-Octen-3-ol and its relation to other oxidative cleavage products from esters of linoleic acidG. Hoffmann
444-447Freezing point behavior of the ternary reciprocal salt pair system involving the morpholine and 2,2′-dipyridylamine salts of stearic and palmitic acidsRobert R. Mod, Frank C. Magne and Evald L. Skau
448-449Phosphorus derivatives of fatty acidsRichard Sasin
450-457Chemistry and technology of some drying oil fatty acid esters of polyvinyl alcoholA. E. Rheineck, N. J. Monson and W. L. Lantz
457-459Practical aspects of hydrogenationR. R. Allen
459-461Fat chemistry-past, present, futureH. J. Harwood
461-464Nitrogen derivatives of long-chain fatty acidsR. A. Reck
A4-A9A tree grows in Malaya The cultivation of the oil palmK. T. Quek
A10-A16Fiber foiblesJames E. McHale
A12-A32Interpretation of various assays for vitamin a in margarineRobert W. Lehman
A16-A19New vitamin E data revealed
A20-A21New products
A22-A35AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A36-A40Atlanta Meeting plans now under way

Volume 39, Number 11 / November 1962

465-469The initial stages of autoxidationO. S. Privett and M. L. Blank
470-473Coulometric determination of organic acidsRobert O. Crisler and Ralph D. Conlon
473-476Defatted peanuts: Preliminary cost studyL. J. Molaison, K. M. Decossas, J. Pominski and E. L. Patton
477-478Reaction of fatty acids with N-methyl taurineL. W. Burnette and M. E. Chiddix
478-479Some alleged errors in the azelaoglyceride techniqueA. R. S. Kartha
479Analysis of lipids and oxidation products by partition chromatography: Dimeric and polymeric productsA. H. Bernard and H. E. Rost
480-487Fatty peroxides: Synthesis, analysis, and reactionsLeonard S. Silbert
488-490Sulfur derivatives of long-chain acidsGeorge S. Sasin
490-496a-sulfo fatty acids and derivatives. Synthesis, properties and useA. J. Stirton
496-500Aldehydic materials by the ozonization of vegetable oilsE. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan
501-502Alkyds—Past, present and future?William M. Kraft
502-508Fatty acid derivatives in polyurethanesLeo A. Goldblatt
a4-a20Highlights of the 36th Fall Meeting-I
a6The role of science in international understanding
a8-a36UncertaintyJames E. McHale and Merrill Lynch
a10-a17Photo report
a18New award unveiled in Toronto
a23-a28Response of president A. E. MacGee to welcoming addreses
a24-a39AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
a28-a38Seventy attend Northern California section two-day sessionL. A. Goldblatt and Lester O. Leenerts
a32New methods revisions available
a38New products
a42New booksFrancis Scofield

Volume 39, Number 12 / December 1962

509-511Determination of total and water-insoluble-combined lactic acid in lactic acid modified fatty glyceridesR. S. Stetzler and T. B. Andress
511-513Separation of fatty Ester-Mercuric acetate adducts of aluminaH. B. White and F. W. Quackenbush
513-517Chromatographie analysis of seed oils. Fatty acid composition of castor oilR. G. Binder, T. H. Applewhite, G. O. Kohler and L. A. Goldblatt
517-519Isolation of pure linolenate as its mercuric acetate adductH. B. White and F. W. Quackenbush
519-520Evidences for fat secretion in the intestine of the fishNéstor R. Bottixo and R. R. Bresser
520Charring conditions for the quantitative analysis of Mono-, Di-, and triglycerides by thin-layer chromatographyO. S. Privett and M. L. Blank
521-527Derivatives of fats for use as foodsR. O. Feuge
528-533Liquid C-18 saturated monocarboxylic acids-their preparation, characteristics, and potential usesJ. P. Friedrich and R. E. Beal
534-545Dimer AcidsJ. C. Cowan
546Adsorption chromatography of sucrose palmitates
4A-46AHighlights of the three fall meating-II outstanding technical program reviewed
9A-38ANorth of the 49th ParallelJames E. McHale and Merrill Lynch
21A′63 Short course under way
23ACall for papers for Atlanta meeting
26A-43AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
32A-46ANew booksEdward G. Perkins
40A-42AMemebership committee Report 1961–62

Volume 40, Number 1 / January 1963

a4-a34The story of menhaden fish oil ... The leading marine oil produced in the United StatesI. W. Lane and H. H. Kriegel
a7-a16Keep your eyes on WashingtonJames E. McHale
a9National Program and Planning Committee reportLester O. Leenerts
a12Bleaching Methods Subcommittee report
a1454th Annual Meeting Atlanta, GA.
a17New products
a20-a30AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
1-5Utilization potential of
5-10Laboratory sulfonation methods for detergent alkylbenzenesT. H. Liddicoet and S. A. Olund
10-13Bleaching of refined cottonseed oil with modified alumina adsorbentsWalter A. Pons, James C. Kuck and Vernon L. Frampton
14-17The acute oral toxicity of cottonseed pigment glands and intraglandular pigmentsA. S. El-Nockrashy, C. M. Lyman and J. W. Dollahite
17-20A kinetic approach to detergent synergismWalter G. Jennings
20-21Study of kettle wax in the sodium palmitate-water-electrolyte system at 90CJ. M. Vincent and A. Skoulios
22-24The preparation of hydroxystearic acids from red oil (Commercial oleic acid)W. O. Munns, S. Kairys, Dilys A. Manion and E. M. Meade
25-27The direct gas chromatographic analysis of long chain quaternary ammonium compoundsL. D. Metcalfe
28-30Petroselinic acid and nonsaponifiable constituents of parsley seed oilO. S. privett, J. D. Nadenicek, R. P. Weber and F. J. Pusch
30-33The preparation of lauryl alcohol and 6-hydroxycaproic acid from petroselinic acidSara P. Fore, T. L. Ward and F. G. Dollear
33-34Solubilities of five triglycerides in aqueous ethanolLionel K. Arnold, R. Basu Roy Choudhury and Alberto Guzman
35-39Kinetics of linolenate hydrogenationH. J. Dutton
40A simple procedure for obtaining docosahexaenoic acidVirginia F. Stout
40Chemistry and technology of some drying oil fatty acid esters of polyvinyl alcoholRheineck
40Fatty Pfroxibes: Synthesis, Analysis, and ReachtionsSilbert

Volume 40, Number 2 / February 1963

41-43A new phosphorylation reaction of olefins. III. Derivatives of some unsaturated fatty materialsEric Jungermann, B. C. Brown and J. J. McBride
43-45Nitration of methyl oleate with acetyl nitrate: A synthesis of methyl aminostearateD. C. Malins and C. R. Houle
45-51Hydrogenation of linolenate. VII. Separation and identification of isomeric dienes and monoenesB. Sreenivasan, Janina Nowakowska, E. P. Jones, E. Selke and C. R. Scholfield, et al.
52-54Evaluation of antioxidants by a rapid polarographic methodJ. W. Hamilton and A. L. Tappel
55-57The effect of processing conditions upon the nutritional quality of vegetable oilsM. D. Wilding, E. E. Rice and K. F. Mattil
57-59The analysis of alkyl aryl sulfonates by micro desulfonation and gas chromatographyE. A. Setzkorn and A. B. Carel
60-61Isolation of gossypol from tissue of porcine liversF. H. Smith
61-63Quantitative analysis of short chain fatty acids using gas liquid chromatographyB. M. Craig, A. P. Tulloch and N. L. Murty
64-66The chemistry of “Alfol” alcoholsMark T. Atwood
66-68Foaming properties of nonionic detergentsM. J. Schick and E. A. Beyer
69-70Reaction of cyclopropenoid fatty acid derivatives with hydrogen halidesA. V. Bailey, F. C. Magne, G. J. Boudreaux and E. L. Skau
70-75A method for the structural analysis of triglycerides and lecithinsO. S. Privett and M. L. Blank
76-78Polyoxyethylene ethers of some polyol glycosides and their fatty estersF. H. Otey, C. L. Mehltretter and C. E. Rist
78-80A study of the biodegradation of anionic synthetic detergents a new laboratory testC. Borstlap and P. L. Kooijman
80A quick method of detecting castor oil in vegetable oilsRajnish Kumar
80Chemistry and technology of some drying oil fatty acid esters of polyvinyl alcoholRheineck
4-10Chemistry and technology of some drying oil fatty acid esters of polyvinyl alcohol
7-17Lundberg heads 1963–64 slate of candidates Reiser vs. Stillman for VP
12-26Atlanta “New look” Meeting schedule revealed
15-19Is mother nature long oil?James E. McHale and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated
20-25AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
26-34Short course to encompass new trends in soap and detergent chemistry
35-36New booksR. W. Bates, A. J. Stirton and G. F. Dasher

Volume 40, Number 3 / March 1963

81-83Separation and evaluation of components of lactylated emulsifiersHelen Fett
83-85Fatty acids of lard. A. Identification by gas-liquid chromatographyS. F. Herb, Paul Magidman, R. A. Barford and R. W. Riemenschneider
86-88Fatty acids of lard. B. Quantitative estimation by silicic acid and gas-liquid chromatographyPaul Magidman, S. F. Herb, F. E. Luddy and R. W. Riemenschneider
88-91Reactions of unsaturated fatty alcohols. XV. Styrentation of fatty vinyl ether polymers in terpene solventsL. E. Gast, Wilma J. Schneider, H. M. Teeter, G. E. McManis and J. C. Cowan
92-96Intramolecular effects on the fundamental hydroxyl stretching vibration in derivatives of fats and related compoundsC. Roland Eddy, John S. Showell and Tatiana E. Zell
96-100Further studies of detergency correlationA. M. Mankowich
101-104Castor-based derivatives: Synthesis of some amidesT. H. Applewhite, Jane S. Nelson and L. A. Goldblatt
105-107Emulsifiers derived from linseed oil and their potential use in coatingsW. L. Kubie, J. L. O'Donnell, H. M. Teeter and J. C. Cowan
108-113Lipid changes in maturing oil-bearing plants. III. Changes in lipid classes in flax and safflower oilsMary E. McKillican and R. P. A. Sims
114-117The synthesis and surface active properties of certain amphoteric compoundsW. M. Linfield, P. G. Abend and G. A. Davis
118-120The characterization of nonionic surfactants by NMRR. A. Greff and P. W. Flanagan
4-31Perfume chemicals and essential oil small in volume—Big in valueSteffen Arctander
7-21Some of the considerations involved in the question of whether the AOCS should continue holding two meetings per yearA. Ernest MacGee
8Atlanta plans for you-all!
8Preview abstracts released!R. W. Miller, F. R. Earle, H. Albrecht, J. J. McBride and R. L. Stephens, et al.
10-37Lost and foundJames E. McHale
12-21Fee for 1963 short course on advances in soaps and detergents set at $95J. F. Gerecht
14-34Report of the Spectroscopy Committee, 1961–62R. T. O'connor and J. R. Chipault
23New booksF. A. Kummerow, L. M. Dorfman and Ted J. Logan
24-40AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
31Heart disease research symposium to highlight U of I lab dedication
38-44Local section news

Volume 40, Number 4 / April 1963

121-124Determination of the classes of free monocarbonyl compounds in oxidizing fats and oilsR. W. Keith and E. A. Day
124-128On the structure of highly unsaturated fatty acids of fish oils by high resolution nuclear magnetic resonance spectral analysisTetsutaro Hashimoto, Kenkichi Nukada, Hisako Shiina and Tomotaro Tsuchiya
129-131Cyclic fatty acid yields from linseed oilR. A. Eisenhauer, R. E. Beal and E. L. Griffin
131-135Reactivity of zinc oxide and titanium dioxide in the presence of dispersing agentsL. H. Princen and Marilyn J. DeVena
136-138Alcoholysis of
138-141Thin-layer chromatographic separation of some bromo-and hydroxyderivatives of stearic acidDemetrios Sgoutas and F. A. Kummerow
142Miscibility of glycerol with fatty acids and glyceridesL. Hartman
142Utilization potential of
143-156Vinyl monomers derived from fats and oilsH. M. Teeter
157-161Fat and oil products in urethane polymersL. A. Goldblatt and C. K. Lyon
161-164Reactions of ozone. VII. Ozonization of fatty acids and their derivativesAllison Maggiolo
4-6King Cotton's valuable seed
9Beef briefs
10-16Atlanta technical program—Schedule of room assignments
14-21Program completed for short course on advances in soaps and detergents
22-39Solvent extraction of pelleted oilseeds and related materialsJ. L. R. Pritchard
23-37Local section news
26-31AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
32-401962 Margarine production sets record
41-43New booksG. A. Stein, W. F. Erman, N. R. Artman and C. H. Orr
46-482nd Northeast Section Symposium

Volume 40, Number 5 / May 1963

165-169The 2-thiobarbituric acid reagent for determination of oxidative rancidity in fish oilsA. J. de Koning and M. H. Silk
169-172Cost of producing linoleic acid from safflower oilV. E. Sohns, R. E. Beal and E. L. Griffin
172-175The synthesis of tritium labeled 9, 10-oleic acidK. S. Tenny, S. C. Gupta, R. F. Nystrom and F. A. Kummerow
175-179Hydrazine-reduced linolenic acids as a source of C9, C12, and C15 dibasic acidsH. J. Dutton, C. R. Scholfield, E. P. Jones, E. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan
179-183Investigations on the side reactions in sulfonation reactions-hydrophobic compounds in the unsulfonated oil fractionHiroshi Shoji and Kanji Majima
184-186Quantitative separations of higher fatty acid methyl esters by adsorption chromatography on silica impregnated with silver nitrateB. De Vries
186-188Suspensions of high-melting triglyceridesJ. L. White and W. S. Singleton
189-193Preparation of highly purified fatty acids via liquid-liquid partition chromatographyO. S. Privett and E. Christense Nickell
193-196Glycidyl esters. IV. Hydration of glycidyl stearateG. Maerker, W. C. Ault and W. S. Port
197-198The preparation of alkyl esters from highly unsaturated triglyceridesE. J. Gauglitz and L. W. Lehman
199-203HalogenationN. O. V. Soontag
204-206New type reactionsH. J. Harwood
206-210Hydrogenation of fats and oils. Isomerization during hydrogenationEdwin R. Cousins
211-212Further comments on the calculation of restricted random glyceride distributionE. G. Hammond
212Definition of the word “detergent”M. C. Bourne and W. G. Jennings
A4-A12Drying oils the flexible and the versatile
A6-A40Short Course on Advances in Soaps and Detergents to Feature Symposium on Biodegradability. Registration Active
A9-A21Fats and the needed catalystA. R. Baldwin
A13-A38Spread spreadsJames E. McHale
A14Fatty acids production rises
A15Lundberg AOCS President-Stillman elected V. P.
A16-A29Mechanism of hydrogenation of triglyceridesL. F. Albright
A22Local section news
A23-A42AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A24-A37University of Illinois Lipid Symposium
A38-A44New booksC. H. Orr, R. O. Crisler and T. J. Weiss

Volume 40, Number 6 / June 1963

213-215Tuna fatty acids: I. initial studies on the composition of the light and dark meats of bluefin tuna (Thunnus thynnus)-structural isomers of the monoenoic fatty acidsW. T. Roubal
215-218Tuna fatty acids: II. Investigation of the composition of raw and processed domestic tunaWilliam T. Roubal
218-222Bleaching off-colored cottonseed oils with activated alumina: A preliminary cost studyK. M. Decossas, L. J. Molaison, P. H. Eaves, W. A. Pons and E. L. Patton
223-224A laboratory deodorizerJ. Heide-Jensen
225-229Fatty acid composition of maturing
229-231Epoxy resins from fatty esters derived from cyclohexane and epoxycyclohexaneFrank Scholnick, W. C. Ault and W. S. Port
232-235Characterization of the carbonyl compounds in reverted soybean oil1,2,3B. D. Mookherjee and S. S. Chang
235-236Thin-layer chromatography of brain phospholipidsL. A. Horrocks
237-241The chemical and biological assay of essential fatty acidsMary C. Williams and Raymond Reiser
242-247The determination of glyceride structureR. J. Vander Wal
247-255The determination of polymers in fats and oilsDavid Firestone
256Molecular dynamics and glyceride structureR. J. VanderWal
4-16Challenge of the baking industryR. H. Ellinger and C. W. Hoerr
6-44Highlights of the 54th Spring Meeting —Part I
7-35Advancement through combined effort
9-281963 short course to open June 23—Registration tops 125
11-25Attention turns to Minneapolis, site of Fall Convention
16-32Minneapolis
18-45Studies on Congo palm oilM. Loncin and B. Jacobsberg
20Hide & seekJames E. McHale
26-39AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
32Wood and Williams capture Macgee awards
43New booksJ. W. Haefele
45Local section news

Volume 40, Number 7 / July 1963

257-260Rapid method for determination of unsulfonated oilsL. E. Weeks, R. T. Haynes and E. J. Eccles
260-264Preparation of glycerides by controlled esterificationR. O. Feuge, R. K. Willich and W. A. Guice
265-268Nuclear magnetic resonance for determining oil content of seedsT. F. Conway and F. R. Earle
268-271Hydrogen peroxide oxidation of tertiary aminesG. L. K. Hoh, D. O. Barlow, A. F. Chadwick, D. B. Lake and S. R. Sheeran
272-274Determination of cyclic fatty acids by gas-liquid chromatographyL. T. Black and R. A. Eisenhauer
274-275Analysis of soaps with hydrogen bromide in glacial acetic acidE. T. Haeberer and G. Maerker
276-278The preparation and properties of some synthetic glycerides. I. Procedures to Minimize contaminants in intermediates and constituent fatty acidsJ. E. Jackson and W. O. Lundberg
279-283Gaseous ammonia as a refining agent for cottonseed oilsM. A. Zeitoun, W. B. Harris and W. D. Harris
283-285Iron sequestration by polyphosphatesR. R. Irani and W. W. Morgenthaler
285-286Hydrogenation of linolenate. VIII. Effects of catalyst concentration and of temperature on rate, selectivity, and
287-289Composition of methyl esters from heat-bodied linseed oilsL. E. Gast, Wilma J. Schneider, C. A. Forest and J. C. Cowan
290-294Removal of fatty soils from cotton in aqueous detergent systemsW. C. Powe
294-295Three new oilseeds rich in
296-297Distribution of individual fatty acids in the crystallization fractions of lardL. K. Arnold and A. D. Milloy
298-29945th Annual Report of the Smalley Committee 1962–1963
299-300A simple method of calibrating a GLC column for quantitative fatty acid analysisH. M. Edwards and J. E. Marion
300-301Errors in the azelaoglyceride techniqueG. Lakshminarayana and D. Rebello
301Lanolin nee woolgreaseC. A. Anderson and G. F. Wood
302-309The analysis of
309-313Identification of peaks in gas-liquid chromatographyT. K. Miwa
313-318Assay of insecticides and herbicides in fats and oilsJ. W. Cook
318On the structure of highly unsaturated fatty acids of fish oils by high resolution nuclear magnetic resonance spectral analysisHashimoto
A4-A15Foam, pollution and biodegradability
A5-A43Atlanta convention highlights
A6-A16Short course on advances in soaps adn detergents
A7-A4437th Fall Meeting
A9-A10Soybean oil in IndiaEdward M. James
A10CrossroadsJames McHale, Merrill Lynch, Pierce and Fenner & Smith Inc.
A14Local section news
A25-A41AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A26-A41Smalley check sample program under wayW. J. Miller
A32New booksJ. C. Alexander, W. F. Erman, Edwin Frankel and W. F. Erman

Volume 40, Number 8 / August 1963

319-329A review on petroselinic acid and its derivativesLida L. Placek
329-332Internal hydrogen bonding, rotational isomerism and differentiation of 1,2- and 1,3-diglycerides by near infrared spectroscopyH. Susi, S. G. Morris, Tatiana E. Zell and W. E. Scott
333-336Bleaching of wool greaseC. A. Anderson and G. F. Wood
336-338A comparison of the effects of the polyunsaturated fatty acids of cuttlefish liver oil and cottonseed oil on cholesterol metabolismT. Kaneda and R. B. Alfin-Slater
339-342Factors influencing the formation of complexes between oxidized lipids and proteinsK. A. Narayan and F. A. Kummerow
342-343The acetylenic acid inComandra pallida andOsyris alba seed oilsK. L. Mikolajczak, F. R. Earle and I. A. Wolff
344-347Effect of type of oil and site of administration on the fate of fatty acids in sheepE. S. Erwin, W. Sterner and G. J. Marco
347-348Quantitative analysis of 1-olefins by programmed temperature gas chromatographyR. W. Poe and E. F. Kaelble
349-352Disappearance of BHA and BHT in relation to peroxide content in breakfast cerealsR. H. Anderson, T. E. Huntley, W. M. Schwecke and J. H. Nelson
353-356The application of gas-liquid chromatography to the determination of vitamins E and KP. P. Nair and D. A. Turner
357-360Nutritive value of marine oils. II. Effects of
360-364Dietary antioxidants in young swineE. G. Hill
365-368Metabolic effects of selenium as related to vitamin EJ. G. Bieri and E. I. Andrews
368-371The biological consequences of feeding polyunsaturated fatty acids to antioxidant-deficient animalsL. J. Machlin
372-394Annual review of the literature on fats, oil, and detergents. Part IV. Mahadevan
A4-A32Fats, oils and fatty chemicals for the pharmaceutical industryH. A. Molteni
A6-A22I.A.S.C. president's review
A9-A451963 short course draws record attendance to princeton campus
A12Whither weatherJames McHale
A13-A22The new method for grading collaborators in the smalley check sample seriesLewis A. Baumann
A17-A1837th Annual Fall Meeting
A26-A46AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A28-A50New booksF. L. Kauffman, R. L. Gregory, C. D. Holland, Daniel Swern and H. Whitney Wharton, et al.

Volume 40, Number 9 / September 1963

395-399Fractionation of Lipids by Countercurrent distributionD. G. Therriault
400-413Structural information of long-chain fatty material obtained rapidly and conveniently by the use of X-ray diffraction studies of single crystals of urea and thiourea adductsN. Nicolaides and F. Laves
413-419Acid-treated florisil as an adsorbent for column chromatographyK. K. Carroll
419-425Special methods of purifying fatty acidsNicholas Pelick, R. S. Henly, R. F. Sweeny and Melvin Miller
425-454Lipid composition of beef brain, beef liver, and the sea anemone: Two approaches to quantitative fractionation of complex lipid mixturesGeorge Rouser, Gene Kritchevsky, Dorothy Heller and Ellen Lieber
455-471Study of biological structure at the molecular level with stereomodel projections I. The lipids in the myelin sheath of nerveF. A. Vandenheuvel
472-496Annual review of the literature on fats, oils, and detergents. Part IIV. Mahadevan
497-499Unsaturated aldehyde oils by the partial ozonization of soybean oilE. H. Pryde, D. E. Anders, H. M. Teeter and J. C. Cowan
499-502Incorporation of linolenic-1-C14 acid into eicosapentaenoic and docosahexaenoic acids in fishMitsu Kayama, Yasuhiko Tsuchiya, J. C. Nevenzel, Armand Fulco and J. F. Mead
502-504The preparation and properties of some synthetic glycerides
504-505Modified procedure for the determination of peroxide value of fats by the ferric thiocyanate methodMargaret G. Driver, R. B. Koch and Harold Salwin
505-506Preparation of 9-
4-8Minneapolis Meeting offers unsurpassed Technical Program
9-45Abstracts of papers Minneapolis Fall MeetingC. C. Litchfield, Henry Rakoff, René Maire, R. T. Holman and M. R. Subbaram, et al.
10-12Technology-Sales-Minneapolis exhibits preview
22-58Jump a jetJames McHale
29AOAC Chemists to meet
31-55AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kisuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
43New Literature
46Official 1963–64 referee chemists list
48-56New booksJ. H. Benedict, H. Whitney Wharton, Jim S. Berry, W. O. Lundberg and J. Craig Alexander, et al.
50NRA announces new research foundation
59Referee application

Volume 40, Number 10 / October 1963

507-513The influence of dietary fatty acids and environmental temperature on the fatty acid composition of teleost fishRaymond Reiser, Bernadette Stevenson, Mitsu Kayama, R. B. R. Choudhury and D. W. Hood
513-514Separation of the methyl esters of oleic, linoleic, and linolenic acids by column chromatography using cation exchange resin containing silver ionC. F. Wurster, J. H. Copenhaver and P. R. Shafer
515-517The determination of sodium, potassium and magnesium in surfactants by flame spectrophotometryE. C. Beck, K. J. Wilson and Eric Jungermann
517-523Kinetic studies of detergency. I. Analysis of cleaning curvesM. C. Bourne and W. G. Jennings
523-530Kinetic studies of detergency. II. Effect of age, temperature, and cleaning time on rates of soil removalM. C. Bourne and W. G. Jennings
530-535Quantitative gas liquid chromatographic analysis of butterfat triglyceridesA. Kuksis, M. J. McCarthy and J. M. R. Beveridge
535-537A comparison of the cup refining loss and neutral oil determinations for evaluating crude soybean oilT. J. Potts
538-541Long chain alkanesulfonates and 1-hydroxy-2-alkanesulfonates: Structure and property relationsJ. K. Weil, F. D. Smith, A. J. Stirton and R. G. Bistline
541-545N,N-Bis(2-Acyloxyethyl) amides of long chain fatty acids as plasticizersF. C. Magne, R. R. Mod and E. L. Skau
545-548Suitability of lipid extraction procedures for gas-liquid chromatographyA. J. Sheppard
549-551The estimation of lactic acid in lactylated monoglycerides and shortenings containing lactylated monoglyceridesW. D. Pohle, R. L. Gregory and B. van Giessen
551-553Caloric availability and digestibility of new-type fatsA. N. Booth and A. T. Gros
553-557Cis-trans isomerization of oleic, linoleic and linolenic acidsCarter Litchfield, J. E. Lord, A. F. Isbell and Raymond Reiser
558-564Structural correlation of unsaturated fatty acid esters through graphical comparison of gas-liquid chromatographic retention times on a polyester substrateR. G. Ackman
564-567An analysis of separation factors applicable in the gas-liquid chromatography of unsaturated fatty acid methyl esters on a polyester substrateR. G. Ackman
568-571The pancreatic hydrolysis of natural fats. III. The influence of the extent of hydrolysis on monoglyceride compositionM. H. Coleman
571-575Gossyverdurin: A newly isolated pigment from cottonseed pigment glandsC. M. Lyman, A. S. El-Nockrashy and J. W. Dollahite
575-579The separation of glycerides by liquid-liquid column partition chromatographyB. C. Black and E. G. Hammond
580-584The quantitative analysis of triglyceride mixtures by thin layer chromatography on silica impregnated with silver nitrateC. B. Barrett, M. S. J. Dallas and F. B. Padley
584-587Methods for improving yields of cyclic acid from linseed oilJ. P. Friedrich, J. C. Palmer, E. W. Bell and J. C. Cowan
587-589Vernonia anthelmintica
590-594The reactions of alkylene oxides with various butyl and other alcoholsG. J. Stockburger and J. D. Brandner
594-596Methanesulfonic acid catalyzed additions to oleic acid and cyclohexene. III. Addition of acids and substituted phenolsAbner Eisner, Theodore Perlstein and W. C. Ault
596-602Report of the commercial fats and oils analysis committee, 1963
602Lanolin nee WoolgreaseAnderson and Wood
602The preparation of lauryl alcohol and 6-hydroxycaproic acid from petroselinic acidFore
A4-A6Cosmetic use of fats and oils old yet newW. J. Hintz
A61964 New Orleans Spring Meeting Moves into High Gear
A7U.C.L.A. Announces two programs in gas chromatography
A7Amendment to official referee chemists list
A9Looking forward by looking backwardJames McHale
A11Local section news
A12New members
A14AOCS and ASQC sponsor special short course
A16New booksH. S. Bloch and J. G. Kirchner
A20-A23USDA to Sponsor International Meeting
A24-A40AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A41-A44Referee application

Volume 40, Number 11 / November 1963

603-605A rapid oxygen bomb method for evaluating the stability of fats and shorteningsW. D. Pohle, R. L. Gregory and Bart Van Giessen
605-606Report on activities of Industrial Oils and Derivatives Committee, 1963
606-608Continuous deglycerination of monoglyceridesJ. A. Monick
609-615A review of several available continuous saponification processesA. L. Schulerud
615-618Manufacture of soap from fatty acidsA. B. Herrick and Eric Jungermann
618-620Continuous sulfonation techniquesS. J. Silvis and Mario Ballestra
621-624Tableting of detergentsJ. P. Mallee
624-628Phosphate builders for detergentsL. E. Netherton, Fred McCollough and Allen Urfer
628-631Recent advances in fatty amine oxides. Part I. Chemistry and preparationD. B. Lake and G. L. K. Hoh
631-636Alpha-olefins in the surfactant industryT. H. Liddicoet
636-640Use evaluation of alcohol derivatives in detergent formulationsT. P. Matson
640-642Recent advances in fatty amine oxides. Part II. Formulation and useT. P. Matson
642-645Anionic phosphate surfactantsR. S. Cooper
645-648The Nation’s water pollution problem—Detergent’s role in itM. M. Cohn
648-656The chemistry of surfactant biodegradationR. D. Swisher
656-659Effects of detergents on surface and ground water problemsW. A. Kline
659-661Foreign requirements and developments in biodegradabilityC. A. Houston
662-669New physical evaluation techniquesM. E. Ginn
669-674Soil redepositionH. B. Trost
674-679Correlation of detergency with physicochemical factorsA. M. Mankowich
680-687Physical chemistry of nonionic detergentsM. J. Schick
687-691Recent advances in the analysis of surface-active agents by non-instrumental methodsM. J. Rosen
691-694Principles and utility of nuclear magnetic resonance in structure determination of surfactant chemicalsM. M. Crutchfield and R. R. Irani
695-698Fluorescent agents for detergentsH. W. Zussman
699-702Evaluation and formulation of detergent tabletsEric Jungermann, A. B. Herrick and J. R. Story
A4-A24Minneapolis Fall Meeting exceeds expectations
A6-A14The changing scene in the detergent industryEric Jungermann
A9-A20Psychoanalysis—Not market analysis
A12-A51The climate for product improvementE. S. Pattison
A16-A54Minneapolis Meeting Triggers New Laughing Water poem
A17Local section news
A17Fire destroys S/P warehouse in Illinois
A18Start planning now to meet in New Orleans—Next spring
A20Names in the news
A22Meeting
A30-A53AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A34-A38New booksR. D. Conlon, A. C. Zettlemoyer, P. J. Kropp, R. R. Allen and R. H. Munch, et al.
A44New members
A54Referee application
A55Minneapolis Meeting prize winners announced

Volume 40, Number 12 / December 1963

703-707A laboratory centrifugal refining method for control applicationW. D. Pohle, R. L. Gregory and S. E. Tierney
707-711Quick and simple methods for studying crystallization behavior of fatsI. Wilton and G. Wode
711-712A method for the determination of the extent of polymerization in frying fats and in fats extracted from fried foodsM. R. Sahasrabudhe and V. R. Bhalerao
713-716End-use evaluation of some copolymers and terpolymers of vinyl ethers of linseed conjugated fatty alcoholsR. H. Dent, B. G. Brand, H. M. Teeter and J. C. Cowan
716-717Methods for the determination of cyclopropenoid fatty acids. I. Aqueous hydrochloric acid methodF. C. Magne, J. A. Harris and E. L. Skau
718-720Methods for the determination of cyclopropenoid fatty acids. II. A stepwise hydrogen bromide titration method for cyclopropenid and epoxy derivativesJ. A. Harris, F. C. Magne and E. L. Skau
720-721Methyl azelaaldehydate purification via the bisulfite compoundW. R. Miller, D. J. Moore and J. G. Fullington
721-724Chemical reactions involved in the catalytic hydrogenation of oils. I. Characteristics of the volatile by-productsS. S. Chang, Y. Masuda, B. D. Mookherjee and A. Silveira
725-730Conjoined crystals. I. composition and physical propertiesN. H. Kuhrt, R. A. Broxholm and W. P. Blum
730-733Conjoined crystals. II. ApplicationsN. H. Kuhrt and R. A. Broxholm
734-736Phospholipids of pork muscle tissuesM. Kuchmak and L. R. Dugan
737-742A nutritional evaluation of acetostearins in ratsR. D. Coleman, L. A. Gayle and Roslyn B. Alfin-Slater
742-744Fatty acids, fatty alcohols, wax esters, and methyl esters from
744-745Identification of the major polyunsaturated C16 acids of marine oils by GLC separation factors on normal and organosilicone polyestersR. G. Ackman and P. M. Jangaard
746-747Seed oils from
747-749Growth stimulating effects of high levels of vegetable oilsR. E. Isaacks, R. E. Davies, R. Reiser and J. R. Couch
749-750The relationship between optical activity and structure of natural triglyceridesCarter Litchfield and Raymond Reiser

Volume 41, Number 1 / January 1964

1-3Isotopic effects during catalytic hydrogenationE. D. Bitner, E. Selke, W. K. Rohwedder and H. J. Dutton
4-8The addition of mercaptans to methyl sterculate and sterculene: An hypothesis concerning the nature of the biological activity exhibited by cyclopropene derivativesH. W. Kircher
9-13Preparation of phosphorus esters of long-chain hydroxy fatty acidsM. J. Diamond, T. H. Applewhite, R. E. Knowles and L. A. Goldblatt
13-17A study of detergent biodegradability as shown by various analytical techniquesR. C. Allred, E. A. Setzkorn and R. L. Huddleston
17-21Triglyceride gas chromatography as a means of detecting butterfat adulterationA. Kuksis and M. J. McCarthy
21-22A colorimetric method for determining free fatty acids in vegetable oilsDoris Baker
23-25Rigid urethane foams from blown castor oilsC. K. Lyon, Vilma H. Garrett and L. A. Goldblatt
25-29Copolymerization of methyl esters of unsaturated C18 fatty acidsF. R. Mayo and Constance W. Gould
29-32Analog computers and kinetics of hydrogenationR. O. Butterfield, E. D. Bitner, C. R. Scholfield and H. J. Dutton
33-36Deuterium-hydrogen exchange during the catalytic deuteration of methyl oleateW. K. Rohwedder, E. D. Bitner, Helen M. Peters and H. J. Dutton
36-41Phospholipids of tuna white muscleC. Yvonne Shuster, J. R. Fronines and H. S. Olcott
42-44Isolation of a natural isomer of linoleic acid from a seed oil1,2C. Y. Hopkins and Mary J. Chisholm
44-46Reaction of acetyl nitrate with alcohol derivatives of fatty acids: A synthesis of nitrate estersD. C. Malins, J. C. Wekell and C. R. Houle
47-50Studies in detergency correlationA. M. Mankowich
50-52Nutritional effects of dihydroxystearic acid in ratsHans Kaunitz and Ruth Ellen Johnson
52-55Gas chromatography of
56-60Dimer acid structures. The dehydro-dimer from methyl oleate and Di-t-butyl peroxideR. F. Paschke, L. E. Peterson, S. A. Harrison and D. H. Wheeler
60-63Cyclic fatty acids from linolenic acidR. A. Eisenhauer, R. E. Beal and E. L. Griffin
63-65Effect of seed preparation on efficiency and oil quality in filtration extraction of rapeseedJ. R. Reynolds and C. G. Youngs
66-68Pilot plant preparation of defatted peanutsJ. Pominski, E. L. Patton and J. J. Spadaro
69-71Urea breakdown activity in cottonseedJ. K. Sikes
72-77Studies on the ozonization of methyl oleateO. S. Privett and E. Christense Nickell
78-82Application of the ritter reaction to
82-85Preparation and etherification reaction of fatty dichlorocyclopropanesH. E. Kenney, Daria Komanowsky, Linda L. Cook and A. N. Wrigley
86-87Report of the Epoxidized Oils Subcommittee on Oxirane Oxygen, 1963D. S. Bolley, R. J. Gall, W. F. Goldsmith, G. Maerker and W. D. Pohle, et al.
87-88A rapid semi-micro method for preparation of methyl esters from triglycerides using chloroform, methanol, sulphuric acidK. V. Peisker
88Re: Studies on Congo palm oilD. G. Coursey, H. O. W. Eggins and E. A. Simmons
a4-a38Edible meat fats—Current status of production and use in the United statesJ. B. Woerfel
a6-a32Bottoms upMcHale James and Lynch Marril
a8New Orleans plans nearing completion
a10Meetings
a12Report of the AOCS Industrial Oils and Derivatives Committee
a14New members
a18-a31New booksG. B. Butler, G. F. Dasher, J. M. Pollock, T. W. Gilbert and E. N. Marvell, et al.
a22-a36AbstractsJ. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta, F. A. Kummerow and C. C. Litchfield, et al.

Volume 41, Number 2 / February 1964

4-40News
89-92Methyl Oct-cis-2-enoate. its synthesis, GLC behaviour and infrared spectraOsvaldo Mercuri, N. E. Carrazoni and R. R. Brenner
92-94Stearyl monoglycendyl citrate as an emulsifier enhancerJ. J. Geminder
95-100Keeping properties of edible oils. III. identity of trace materials adsorbed from peanut oil by chromatography on aluminaA. Crossley and A. Thomas
101-104Physical and chemical properties of alumina bleached cottonseed oilJ. C. Kuck, W. A. Pons and V. L. Frampton
104-107The reaction of phosphorus trichloride with fatty acidsA. R. Galbraith, P. Hale and J. E. Robertson
108-111Chromatographic analysis of seed oils. II. fatty acid composition of dimorphotheca oilR. G. Binder, T. H. Applewhite, M. J. Diamond and L. A. Goldblatt
112-116Electrophoretic properties in aqueous detergent systemsM. E. Ginn, R. M. Anderson and J. C. Harris
116-119Soybean unsaponifiables: Chromatographic investigation of shell drain condensate from a commercial deodorizerR. L. Hoffman, C. D. Evans and J. C. Cowan
120-124Soil removal as a rate processL. Loeb, P. B. Sanford and S. D. Cochran
124-128A study of the applicability of a modified thiobarbituric acid test to flavor evaluation of fats and oilsG. A. Jacobson, J. A. Kirkpatrick and H. E. Goff
129-132Quantitative applications of high-resolution proton magnetic resonance measurements in the characterization of detergent chemicalsM. M. Crutchfield, R. R. Irani and J. T. Yoder
132-133Lipolysis of trivernolin by pancreatic lipaseJ. Sampugna, R. G. Jensen, R. M. Parry and C. F. Krewson
134-136Vernonia anthelmintica (L) willd. highly purified epoxy components from the seed oilC. F. Krewson and F. E. Luddy
137-139The analytical separation of surface active agentsE. W. Blank and R. M. Kelley
139-141Structure of high melting glycerides from the milk fat-globule membraneD. P. Wolf and L. R. Dugan
142-145Physical properties of fatty acid methyl esters. I. density and molar volumeT. H. Gouw and J. C. Vlugter
145-150Essential fatty acid contents of various fats: Interpretations of values by physico-chemical testsRoslyn B. Alfin-Slater and Daniel Melnick
150-152Menzation of mono ethenoid acids during hydrogenationM. R. Subbaram and C. G. Youngs
153-158Homogeneous catalytic hydrogenation of sorbic acid with pentacyanocobaltate IIA. F. Mabrouk, H. J. Dutton and J. C. Cowan
158-160Report of the instrumental techniques committee, AOCS, 1962-1963
160ErratumG. J. Stockburger and J. D. Brandner

Volume 41, Number 3 / March 1964

4Outstanding technical program offered at new orleans
12Outstanding technical program offered at new orleans
14Biodegradable detergents symposium feature of new orleans meeting
18Report on Fats and Oils
21World conference on cottonseed protein marks industry progress
28Local Section News North Central Section
28Meetings
29Northeast section symposium plans complete
32NRA president reports on world market survey
34Room assignments for committee meetings during spring meeting
36Symposium on thermal oxidation and polymerization in fats
36Food chemical codex, Part I now available
38Spotlighting the tall oil symposium
161-167Effectiveness of detergent solutionsL. K. Bradacs and W. Schetelig
167-169Search for new industrial oils. viii. the genus
169-172The determination of hydrophile-lipophile balance by gas-liquid chromatographyPaul Becher and R. L. Birkmeier
172-174Evaluation of butyl stearate, butyl oleate, butyl ricmoleate, and methyl lmoleate as poly(vinyl chloride) plasticizersG. R. Riser, F. W. Bloom and L. P. Witnauer
175-176Catalytic elimination of cyclopropene-containing acidsA. J. Deutschman, J. W. Berry, H. W. Kircher and C. M. Sakir
177-180Measurement of solids in triglycerides using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyJ. R. Taylor, W. D. Pohle and R. L. Gregory
180-184The oxidized-metallic and grassy flavor components of autoxidized milk fatE. G. Hammond and F. D. Hill
184-185The temperature dependence of the expansion coefficient of liquid glycendesP. W. Hendrikse
186-191Homogeneous catalytic hydrogenation of unsaturated fats: Iron PentacarbonylE. N. Frankel, Helen M. Peters, E. P. Jones and H. J. Dutton
191-198New nonionic detergents derived from epoxidized oilsK. L. Johnson
198-200Chromatographic analysis of sucrose esters of long chain fatty acidsHiroyuki Mima and Nobuyuki Kitamori
201-205Triglyceride composition of native and rearranged butter and coconut oilsA. Kuksis, M. J. Mccarthy and J. M. R. Beveridge
205-208Long Chain
209-211A naturally occurring all-
211-212Determination of residual solvents in solvent extracted mealsY. S. Lewis and S. Nelakantan
212-214Raney nickel catalyst of improved stability and reactivity in the hydrogenation of triglyceridesH. V. Tümer, R. O. Feuge and E. R. Cousins
215-218Factors affecting the composition of canadian oil seedsH. R. Sallans
218-221Determination of the glyceride structure of fats: Gas liquid chromatography of oxidized glycendesC. G. Youngs and M. R. Subbaram
222-224A satisfactory glc column for the determination of epoxyoleic acid in seed oilsS. F. Herb, P. Magidman and R. A. Barford
224-228Some problems in improving tropical materials utilized by the United Kingdom oilmilling industryE. S. Hiscocks and W. D. Raymond
228-230Factors affecting the rate of deterioration in the frying qualities of fats. 1 i. exposure to airS. P. Rock and H. Roth
231-237Molecular weight distribution of nonionic surfactants. III. Foam, wetting, detergency, emulsification and solubility properties of normal distribution and homogeneous p,t-octylphenoxyethoxyethanolsE. H. Crook, D. B. Fordyce and G. F. Trebbi
237-240The preparation and plasticizing characteristics of pipendides of long chain fatty acids and n-fatty acyl derivatives of other cyclic iminesR. R. Mod, F. C. Magne and E. L. Skau
241-247The structure of polyenoic odd- and even-numbered fatty acids of mullet (Mugil cephalus)Nirmal Sen and Hermann Schlenk
247-248Letters to the EditorM. H. Coleman and Therese Vanden Dbiessche
40Abstracts
54Educational symposium to supplant 1964 short course
58Earlier payout through tight project scheduling and controlH. M. Betzig
64New Members
68Paint technology announces annual award competition

Volume 41, Number 4 / April 1964

4-63News
249-251Evaluation of the internal standard method for the quantitative estimation of oil polymer content by gas chromatographyW. L. Zielinski
251-254Studies on the changes in fatty acid composition in developing seeds. I.
254-259Complex formation between oxidized lipids and egg albuminK. A. Narayan, Masuo Sugai and F. A. Kummerow
260-263Partial hydrogenation and winterization of soybean oilC. D. Evans, R. E. Beal, D. G. McConnell, L. T. Black and J. C. Cowan
264-267Effect of heat on triglycerides of corn oilM. R. Sahasrabudhe and I. G. Farn
267-272The preparation of a series of molecularly homogeneous para-
273-275Fatty acid composition of rice lipids by gas-liquid chromatographyJ. C. Lugay and B. O. Juliano
275-279Effect of oxygen and other factors in selenium catalyzed isomerization of unsaturated fatty acid estersV. V. R. Subrahmanyam and F. W. Quackenbush
279-280Search for new industrial oils, IX.
280-285Recent research on sesamin, sesamolin, and related compoundsP. Budowski
285-289The effect of dietary fat on the glyceride structure of rat carcass fatE. G. Perkins
290-291The occurrence of 6,9,12,15-octadecatetraenoic acid in
292-297Studies on the metabolism of linoelaidic acid in the essential fatty acid-deficient ratO. S. Privett and M. L. Blank
297-300Analysis of detergent mixtures containing amine oxidesH. Y. Lew
300-306Dynamic foam testW. G. Spangler
306-308Use of rubber columns for the chromatographie separation of triglycerides and other non-polar compoundsJ. R. Trowbridge, A. B. Herrick and R. A. Bauman
309-311Methods for the determination of cyclopropenoid fatty acids. IV. Application of the step-wise HBr titration method to the analysis of refined and crude cottonseed oilsJ. A. Harris, F. C. Magne and E. L. Skau
311-315Caking test for dried detergentsHenry Watanabe and W. L. Groves
315-321Some basic factors in the bleaching of fatty oilsA. D. Rich
322-326Determination of double bond position in unsaturated triglycerides by analysis of the oxidation products by gas liquid chromatographyA. P. Tulloch and B. M. Craig
326-328Relationship between molecular structure and flavor perceptibility of aliphatic aldehydesP. W. Meijboom
329-331Thermal decomposition of dimethyllaurylamine oxideG. P. Shulman and W. E. Link
331-334The kinetics of methyl linoleate emulsion autoxidation in the presence of polyhydroxy compoundsA. F. Mabrouk
334-335Infrared determination of alkyl branching in detergent ABSC. D. Frazee and R. O. Crisler
336A Comparison of two saponification methodsL. D. Williams, A. M. Pearson and L. R. Dugan

Volume 41, Number 5 / May 1964

337-340Sodium dialkyl phosphates: Surfactant properties and use in heavy duty detergentsR. S. Cooper and A. D. Urfer
340-344The endosperm lipids of three Canadian wheatsMary E. McKillican and R. P. A. Sims
345-347Search for new industrial oils. X. Seed oils of the calenduleaeF. R. Earle, K. L. Mikolajczak, I. A. Wolff and A. S. Barclay
347-351Autoxidation of fatty materials in emulsion. II. Factors affecting the histidine-catalyzed autoxidation of emulsified methyl linoleateJ. E. Coleman, J. W. Hampson and D. H. Saunders
351-354The elaidinization of methyl oleate with mercaptansH. W. Kircher
355-358Biodegradation of some tallow-based surface active agents in river waterJ. K. Weil and A. J. Stirton
359-362Mustard seed processing: Simple methods for following heat damage to protein mealsJ. E. McGhee, L. D. Kirk and G. C. Mustakas
362-366Preparation and analysis of some food fats and oils for fatty acid content by gas-liquid chromatographyKatharine J. Hivon, Susie N. Hagan and Edith B. Wile
367-370The equilibrium distribution of acyl groups between primary and secondary hydroxyl positions in partial estersJ. D. Brandner and R. L. Birkmeier
371-376Quantitative analysis of lipids by thin-layer chromatographyM. L. Blank, J. A. Schmit and O. S. Privett
377-378Application of specific response factors in the gas chromatographic analysis of methyl esters of fatty acids with flame ionization detectorsR. G. Ackman and J. C. Sipos
378-380Glass paper chromatography and elatography of triglyceridesJ. R. Swartwout and R. J. Gross
380-383Catalysts for selective hydrogenation of soybean oil. I. An experimental method for evaluating selectivityC. H. Riesz and H. S. Weber
383-387Analysis of fatty acid-ethylene oxide adducts by countercurrent distributionF. P. Wetterau, V. L. Olsanski, C. F. Smullin and J. D. Brandner
388-390Chromatographic separation of
391Double bond migration in methyl eleostearate during gas-liquid chromatographic analysisK. L. Mikolajcazk and M. O. Bagby
392Characterization of a methyl linoleate-iron carbonyl complexE. N. Frankel, E. P. Jones and C. A. Glass
4Gas chromatography in the fat and oil industryL. D. Metcalfe
6Stillman takes AOCS helm---harris elected V.P.
6AOCS, ASQC and ASTM sponsor speical short course
7Ganucheau and hopper honored
7High resolution NMR spectroscopy institute scheduled for june 22–26
8Interest mounts in august symposium on “Quantitative methodology in lipid research”
10Meeting
12-12bNext stop Chicago site of the 38th Fall Meeting
13-15Tummy turn-up timeJames McHale
17Local section news
17$2,500 Annual AOCS lipid chemistry award to be sponsored by applied science laboratories
20-29AbstractsJ. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta, F. A. Kummerow and C. C. Litchfield, et al.
32New booksE. Rita Puckett, H. W. Wharton and A. W. Fairhall
38Gas and TLC course sponsored by analabs scheduled for June 15–19

Volume 41, Number 6 / June 1964

393-397The constancy of red blood cell lipids in man during extreme variations of dietary fat intake1J. G. Hill, A. Kuksis and J. M. R. Beveridge
397-400Preparation of 9,15-octadecadienoate isomers1R. O. Butterfield, C. R. Scholfield and H. J. Dutton
400-403Catalysts for selective hydrogenation of soybean oil.1 II. Commercial catalystsC. H. Riesz and H. S. Weber
403-406Separation of triglycerides by column chromatography on silica impregnated with silver nitrateB. de Vries
406-411Soybean unsaponifiables: Hydrocarbons from deodorizer condensatesC. D. Evans, J. Oswald and J. C. Cowan
411-413On the polarographic behaviour of the palmitates and myristates of copper and cobaltW. U. Malik and Rizwanul Haque
413-415Relative reactivity toward hydrogenation of the oleoyl group in the 2-and 1,3-positions of triglyceridesH. V. Tumer, R. O. Feuge, T. L. Ward and E. R. Cousins
415-418Gas-liquid chromatography of polar fatty derivatives1.2R. A. Morrissette and W. E. Link
418-421Composition of insect waxes. I. Waxes of exotic coccidae:Gascardia madagascariensis, Coccus ceriferus andTachardia laccaE. Faurot-Bouchet and G. Michel
422-426Vernonia anthelmintica
426-429Physical properties of fatty acid methyl esters. II. Refractive index and molar refractionT. H. Gouw and J. C. Vlugter
430-433Hydroxy unsaturated oils. II. Preparation and characterization of methyl dimorphecolate and methyl lesquerolate from
433-434Vibration-stirred microhydrogenationM. J. D. Low, R. Krishnamurthy and H. Inoue
434-437Nutritional studies of polyglycerol estersV. K. Babayan, H. Kaunitz and C. A. Slanetz
437-440The metabolism of
441-445Vitamin A activity of acidulated soybean soapstocks in chicks1P. Budowski, I. Ascarelli, Jeana Gross, I. Nir and A. Bondi
445-448Determination of the glyceride structure of fats: Distribution of individual saturated and unsaturated acids1M. R. Subbaram and C. G. Youngs
449-452Detergency: Micellar relationships of an anionic-nonionic surfactant mixture1A. M. Mankowich
452-45346th annual report of the Smalley Committee 1963\s-1964M. J. Andera, L. V. Anderson, T. J. Raldwin, R. T. Doughtie and K. H. Fink, et al.
454-456Report of the Commercial Fats and Oils Analysis Committee, 1964
456The configuration of the disaturated glycerides in
4-15Applications of mass spectroscopy in fatty acid and lipid chemistryR. T. O'Connor
6-29A bright future in steady growth report of the president 1963\s-64
8AOCS continues to build
10Meetings
12-54Full program completed for Symposium on «Auantitative Methodology in Lipid Research»
16Next stop Chicago!
19-44End of the roadJames McHale
26-61Recent trends in hydrogen plant technologyB. J. Mayland, R. L. Harvin and C. R. Trimarke
28Symposium to Honor J. B. Brown scheduled for chicago meeting
28Smalley program announced
30IFT honors day for research at recent annual meeting
36-44AbstractsJ. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta, F. A. Kummerow and C. C. Litchfield, et al.
42-65New booksP. J. Kropp, K. W. Herrmann and K. J. Mysels
64AOCS appoints Quackenbush New book review editor

Volume 41, Number 7 / July 1964

457-459The determination of lactic acid in shortening containing lactylated glycerides, by liquid-liquid partition chromatographyR. J. Buswell
459-460Search for new industrial oils. XI. Oils of boraginaceaeRobert Kleiman, F. R. Earle, I. A. Wolff and Quentin Jones
461-464Temperature studies of coacervating cationic soap solutionsIrving Cohen and Peter Economou
464-468Catalysts for selective hydrogenation of soybean oil. III. Hydrogenation catalysts prepared on molecular sieves and other supportsC. H. Riesz and H. S. Weber
468-473Effects of ionizing radiations on fats. II. Accumulation of peroxides and other chemical changesJ. R. Chipault and G. R. Mizuno
473-474Gas-liquid chromatography of fat-soluble vitaminsK. K. Carroll and D. C. Herting
475-478Genetic control of fatty acid biosynthesis in rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)R. K. Downey and B. M. Craig
478-480Two new stable polybrominated salicylanilides for antibacterial use in soap and detergent productsN. M. Molnar and Seymour Baron
481-490Symposium: Binding of upids by proteins conducted Ly The American Oil Chemists’ Society at its 37tn pall meeting, Minneapolis, Minnesota September 30–Octoter 2, 1963D. H. Therriault, D. H. Wheeler and Program Chairman
490-494Lipid-protein interactionsD. G. Therriault and J. F. Taylor
495-496The true molecular weight of sulfonate soapsGershon Metzger
496-500Fatty acid components of fried foods and fats used for fryingLois T. Kilgore and W. D. Luker
500-502Hydroxyl group determination in high molecular weight alcohols and complex organic mixturesD. E. Jordan
503-505Antimycotic activity of some fatty acid derivativesA. F. Novak, Mary J. Fisher, Sara P. Fore and H. P. Dupuy
505-507Studies of the oxygen bomb method for determining shortening stabilitiesJ. E. Bennett and M. J. Byer
508-510Silicic acid-silver nitrate chromatography as an enrichment technique in fatty acid analysisM. K. Bhatty and B. M. Craig
511-514Hydrogenolysis of saturated, oleic and ricinoleic acids to the corresponding alcoholsA. J. Pantulu and K. T. Achaya
514-515Physical properties of fatty acid methyl esters. III dispersionT. H. Gouw and J. C. Vlugter
516-5195,11,14—Eicosatrienoic acid in podocarpus nagi seed oilToru Takagi
519-520Letters to the Editor
520Conversion of oleyl and elaidyl tosylates to aldehydes
A4-A34X-ray diffraction of fatsC. W. Hoerr
A6-A43850 hear 100 papers at 55th annual meeting
A8-A10Penn State symposium to survey present status of lipid research
A10Meetings
A1238th fall meeting-October 11–14, 1964
A14Industry items
A14Referee applications
A16Bond award to Downey, blank and moser also honored
A18-A23Report of the standards committee, 1964
A20Wiesbaden scence of seed crushers' congress
A26-A40Abstracts
A351964-65 smalley program under way-strong participation expected
A38New members
A38Local section news
A46ICOA establishes uniform
A46-A47Official 1964-65 referee chemists list

Volume 41, Number 8 / August 1964

4August feature
5Report on fats and oils
8-14A golden opportunity
24Meetings
24New literature
26New members
28New booksW. I. Lyness, N. A. Bates, H. W. Wharton, A. C. Zettlemoyer and W. B. Person
30ASTM Meeting on Gas Chromatography
34-36AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
45Norelco schedules X-ray school
45Preliminary Announcement of 1965 Pittsburgh Conference
45AOCS-ASTM establishes new task group 5
45National Academy of Science Aids White House Study
49June statistics successful course
62Past President Porter Honored
521-523Isomerization during hydrogenation. V. Methyl
524-526Physical properties of fatty acid methyl esters. IV. Ultrasonic sound velocityT. H. Gouw and J. C. Vlugter
527-530Exploitation of the selectivity of various chromatographic techniques for the study of the triglyceride structure of natural fatsM. J. McCarthy and A. Kuksis
531-533Factors affecting the rate of deterioration in the frying quality of fats II. Type of heater and method of heatingS. P. Rock and H. Roth
533-535Synthesis of triglycerides from fish oil fatty acidsL. W. Lehman and E. J. Gauglitz
535-537Spectrophotometric determination of small amounts of 1-monoglycerides in fatsC. Szonyi and K. Sparrow
537-539Efficient production of biosynthetically labeled fatty acidsT. L. Mounts and H. J. Dutton
540-543Further observations on the 2-thiobarbituric acid method for the measurement of oxidative rancidityT. C. Yu and R. O. Sinnhuber
543-545Detergent effects of ultrasonicsO. E. Ford
545-547Determination of foreign materials of plant origin in cotton lintersK. A. Jurbergs and D. J. Dowling
548-549Fatty acids of pimiento pepper seed oilJ. E. Marion and A. H. Dempsey
549-552Degradation of monocarbonyls from autoxidizing lipidsD. A. Lillard and E. A. Day
552-553Identification of surface active agents in admixture by thin layer chromatographyC. T. Desmond and W. T. Borden
554-557Studies of the phospholipids, glycolipids and sterols of wheat endospermMary E. McKillican
557-558Methanesulfonic acid-catalyzed additions IV. Additions to methyl linoleateAbner Eisner, Theodore Perlstein and W. C. Ault
559-584Report of the Literature Review Committee

Volume 41, Number 9 / September 1964

4Applications of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy in the fat and oil industryJ. W. Harlan
6AOCS in chicago!
6Calling all Processors!
8Lipid symposium draws praise from chemists attending
13Erich baer receives first aocs award in lipid chemistry
16Meetings
18Exposition
18-19Technical sales and service
20AOCS education committee report
28New members
30Local section news
38-42AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
42Room assignments for committee meetings during fall meeting
54-56New books
56-72CIIA-BIPCA congress date changed
585-588Acid-catalyzed conversion of epoxyesters to hydroxyestersG. Maerker, E. T. Haeberer and W. C. Ault
588-592Analysis of triglycerides by consecutive chromatographic techniques. i.cuphea llavia seed fatCarter Litchfield, Margaret Farquhar and Raymond Reiser
593-595New accelerated test for rapid measurement of detergent biodegradabilityD. O. Hitzman
595-596Determination of the glyceride structure of fats; analysis of 14 animal and vegetable fatsM. R. Subbaram and C. G. Youngs
597-599Evaluation of fatty vinyl ether polymers and styrenated polymers for metal coatingsB. G. Brand, H. O. Schoen, L. E. Gast and J. C. Cowan
599-602Mustard seed processing: essential oil compositionL. D. Kirk, L. T. Black and G. C. Mustakas
602-604Activation and specificity of
605-606A convenient laboratory method for preparingtrans, trans-9, 11-octadecadienoic acidWilma J. Schneider, L. E. Gast and H. M. Teeter
607-614Production and nutritional evaluation of extrusion-cooked full-fat soybean flourG. C. Mustakas, E. L. Griffin, L. E. Allen and O. B. Smith
614-615Report AOCS industrial oils and derivatives committee, 1964
615-619Hydrogenation of linolenate. X. Comparison of products formed with platinum and nickel catalystsC. R. Scholfield, R. O. Butterfield, V. L. Davison and E. P. Jones
619-622Phospholipids of the South African pilchard(Sardina ocellata Jenyns)M. H. Silk and A. J. De Koning
623-648Annual review of the literature on fats, oils, and detergents. Part IIV. Mahadevan
648Book review

Volume 41, Number 10 / October 1964

649-650Relationship of peroxide value and thiobarbituric acid value to development of undesirable flavor characteristics in fatsW. D. Pohle, R. L. Gregory and B. Van Giessen
650-653The kinetics of autoxidation of methyl linoleate. The effect of added antioxidants and a new method for the evaluation of antioxidantsR. M. Quencer, P. A. Buck and L. R. Mattick
654-656Experiments in the formulation of heavy duty liquid detergents from tallowR. G. Bistline and A. J. Stirton
656-659Continuous refining of crude cottonseed miscellaL. S. Crauer and H. Pennington
660-661Hydrogenation of conjugated fatty acids with hydrazineToru Takagi and B. M. Craig
662-667Fatty acid composition of oils from 21 species of marine fish, freshwater fish and shellfishE. H. Gruger, R. W. Nelson and M. E. Stansby
667-670Minor component fatty acids of common vegetable oilsD. F. Kuemmel
670-674Water-resistant, oil-based, intumescing fire-retardant coatings. I. Developmental formulationsG. B. Verburg, E. T. Rayner, D. A. Yeadon, L. L. Hopper and L. A. Goldblatt, et al.
675-678Physical properties of fatty acid methyl esters. V. Dielectric constantT. H. Gouw and J. C. Vlugter
678-683A neutron activation method for soil removal measurements: A comparison of the reflectance method and the neutron activation methodD. A. Netzel, C. W. Stanley and D. W. Rathburn
683-685Continuous production of cyclic fatty acidsR. E. Beal, R. A. Eisenhauer and E. L. Griffin
686-688Pro-oxidant effect of some carbonyl compounds in vegetable oilsR. H. Anderson and T. E. Huntley
688-691Chromatographically homogeneous egg lecithin as stabilizer of emulsions for intravenous nutritionH. J. Zeringue, M. L. Brown and W. S. Singleton
691-692Determination of the glyceride structure of fats: Anomalous features of the seed fat of bitter gourd (
693-696Pancreatic lipase hydrolysis of triglycerides by a semimicro techniqueF. E. Luddy, R. A. Barford, S. F. Herb, P. Magidman and R. W. Riemenschneider
697-701Drugs and Lipid transportMarjorie G. Horning, Kay L. Knox and Lynda Mani
702-707Drugs affecting lipid synthesisW. L. Holmes
707-716Gas chromatography in lipid investigationsE. C. Horning and W. J. A. Vandenheuvel
A4-A21Safety in solvent plant operation and miscella refiningG. C. Cavanagh
A6Sinclair Describes AOCS Symposium in New Hiawatha poem
A8-A34Solvent extraction engineering and designK. W. Becker
A10Meetings
A16Local section news
A16Fatty acid report
A18Glycerine production report
A18-A35New Products
A20New booksT. J. Potts and Bernarnd Axelrod
A21Names in the news
A24-A31AbstractsJ. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A32New members
A32New literature

Volume 41, Number 11 / November 1964

A4-A44Detergent developments to protect water qualityC. G. Bueltman and E. S. Pattison
A6-A16Plan now to meet in houston
A8AOCS membership approves constitutional changes
A8U. C. L. A. announces advance research conference on gas chromatography
A12Meetings
A14Local section news
A14Seminar on fatty acids in India, february 1965
A14Custom service chemicals hosts TLC Seminar-Workshops
A16Symposium on analysis of natural fat triglycerides
A16Principles of color technology offered at rensselaer in 1965
A18Names in the news
A18New literature
A22New books
A24New members
A24Fatty acid report
A28-A49Abstracts
A43AOCS calls for lipid award nominations
A45NRA relocates in new executive offices
A45Society of cosmetic chemists convene december 2, in new york city
A45New products
A45ISA short course on gas chromatography in pittsburgh this month
A45SLA translation center reaches new high
A45Industry Items
A45Obituary
A48Paquin Avenue, Columbia, MissouriProcter Thompson
717-719The quantitative determination of small amounts of nitrile in long chain fatty amidesKatherine M. Buswell and W. E. Link
720-723Automated manometric apparatusE. D. Bitner and H. J. Dutton
723-727Dimer acid structures. the thermal dimer of methyl 10-
727-731Preparation of partial glycerides by direct esterification1Audrey T. Gros and R. O. Feuge
732-735Evaluation of detergent degradation using activated sludgeR. L. Huddleston and R. C. Allred
736-738The detergents and water quality standardsL. W. Weinberger and T. J. Powers
738-741Measurement of biodegradabilityP. J. Weaver and F. J. Coughlin
742-746Performance and properties of nonionic surfactants from linear secondary alcoholsJ. H. Mcfarland and P. R. Kinkel
746-752Fish bioassays of linear alkylate sulfonates (LAS) and intermediate biodegradation productsR. D. Swisher, J. T. O’rourke and H. D. Tomllnson
752-755The determination of polyoxyethylene nonionic surfactants in water at the parts per million levelN. T. Crabb and H. E. Persinger
756-759Cholesterol-lowering effect of dextro-thyroxine in patients with hypercholesterolemia and coronary diseaselE. C. Horning, W. L. Holmes and D. H. Wheeler
760-762The effect of neomycin on cholesterol metabolismJ. G. Hamilton, J. E. Muldrey, B. H. Mccracken, Grace A. Goldsmith and O. N. Miller
762-773Thin-layer chromatography of lipidsHelmut K. Mangold
774-779The action of adrenal hormones on hepatic transport of triglycerides and fatty acidsMurray Heimberg, N. B. Fizette and Howard Klausner
779-780Preparation of a-MonoglyceridesJ. B. Anfinsen and E. G. Perkins
780Stabilization of linoleic acid by arginine and lysine against oxidationR. W. H. Chang and Frances M. Linn

Volume 41, Number 12 / December 1964

785-787Trace elements in edible fats. VIII. Soybean oil “demetalization” with cation exchange resinsA. Vioque, M. A. Albi and Pilar Ma del Villagran
788-790Hydrogenation of linolenate. XI. Nuclear magnetic resonance investigationA. E. Johnston, C. A. Glass and H. J. Dutton
791-795The determination of sorbitan monostearate in cake mixes and baked cakesF. P. Wetterau, V. L. Olsanski and C. F. Smullin
795-798A study of methods for evaluation of the stability of fats and shorteningsW. D. Pohle, R. L. Gregory, T. J. Weiss, B. van Giessen and J. R. Taylor, et al.
799-804A comparison by warburg respirometry and die-away studies of the degradability of select nonionic surface-active agentsL. J. Garrison and R. D. Matson
804-807Surfactants containing ethylene oxide: Relationship of structure to biodegradabilityE. C. Steinle, R. C. Myerly and C. A. Vath
808-812Application of infrared spectroscopy to surfactant degradation studiesC. D. Frazee, Q. W. Osburn and R. O. Crisler
813-815Methods for removing detergents from waste watersC. A. Brunner
815-822Performance of straight-chain alkylbenzene sulfonates (LAS) in heavy-duty detergentsW. A. Sweeney and A. C. Olson
822-826Straight-chain alkylbenzenes: Structure and performance property relationsJ. Rubinfeld, E. M. Emery and H. D. Cross
826-830An evaluation of the river die-away technique for studying detergent biodegradabilityE. A. Setzkorn, R. L. Huddleston and R. C. Allred
831-832A colorimetric procedure for the estimation of fat acidity in peanuts and peanut mealsG. S. Bains, S. V. Rao and D. S. Bhatia
833-836Gas liquid chromatography of the hydroxy-, acetoxy-and oxo-stearic acid methyl estersA. P. Tulloch
836-840Analytical fractionation of complex lipid mixtures: DEAE cellulose column chromatography combined with quantitative thin layer chromatographyGeorge Rouser, Claudio Galli, Ellen Lieber, M. L. Blank and O. S. Privett
841-842Soaps of monohydroxystearic acid in syndet compositionsL. I. Osipow, William Rosenblatt and F. D. Snell
843Glyceride structure of cocoa butterG. K. Chacko and E. G. Ferking
A4-A45Continuous feeding, mixing and spray drying of detergent formulationsS. J. Silvis
A8-A10Summary of Governing Board action
A101964 Methods revisions now available
A12Early reports on Houston Technical Program
A14Meetings
A16-A47Symposia on Obesity, Processing Problems Highlight Chicago Fall Meeting
A201964 Fall Meeting Exposition
A23January 15 deadline for Second AOCS Lipid Award Nominations
A26Eastern USDA Laboratory held Open House Nov. 24
A26Names in the news
A27New Members
A30-A52AbstractsJ. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A43ASTM 13th Annual Conference on Mass Spectroscopy
A43Canisius College Sets Institute April 19<23
A43ASTM to hold 13th Annual Conference on Mass Spectrometry
A51Lundberg honored by Society of Chemical Industry
A51Chicago Fall Meeting Prize Winners
A54AOCS-ASQC Short Course in Evolutionary Operation Termed Huge Success
A55New booksJ. J. Martin, V. Klausch and W. J. Carnes

Volume 42, Number 1 / January 1965

4A-6AAgricultural research service, meat inspection division chemical requirements as they apply to the fat and oil industryO. L. Bennett
8APartial program for houston spring meeting
10ANew booksCharles N. Reilley, A. Ernest MacGee, Richard B. Grover and H. S. Ragheb
12ANominations being accepted for MacGee honor student program
16AHighlights of the 31st NRA convention
16AObituaries
16AIndustry items
16ANew products
17ABrussels congress studies world-wide problems of detergents
18AMeetings
22A-31AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
32AInstitute of food technologists annual meeting May 16–20, 1965
32ASpotlight on people is theme of soap & detergent assoc. convention
1-2Seed and seed oil ofPistacia Terebinthus andP. LentiscusC. A. Marcopoulos
2-5Dimer acid structures. The dehydro-dimer from methyl stearate and di-tertiary-butyl peroxideS. A. Harrison, L. E. Peterson and D. H. Wheeler
5-8The geometric isomers of conjugated octadecadienoates from dehydrated methyl ricinoleateD. R. Body and F. B. Shorland
9-14Determination of glyceride composition of several solid and liquid fatsG. Jurriens and A. C. J. Kroesen
14-16Preparation of malonaldehyde acetals by ozonolysis of polyunsaturated fatty estersP. Fitton, E. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan
16-19Vinyl esters of some aldehydic acid acetalsE. H. Pryde, D. J. Moore and J. C. Cowan
19-22Reaction of dichlorocarbene with fats and oilsH. E. Kenney, Daria Komanowsky and A. N. Wrigley
23-24Resins from hydroxyphenylstearic acidF. Scholnick, H. A. Monroe, A. N. Wrigley and W. C. Ault
25-27Viscosity studies of some long-chain thiol estersJ. E. Fountaine, Richard Sasin, G. S. Sasin and L. P. Witnauer
27-30Worksoftening of margarine and shorteningA. J. Haighton
30-33A light test to measure stability of edible oilsHelen A. Moser, C. D. Evans, J. C. Cowan and W. F. Kwolek
33-37Mustard seed processing: Improved methods for isolating the pungent factor and controlling protein qualityG. C. Mustakas, L. D. Kirk, V. E. Sohns and E. L. Griffin
38-42Cod liver oil fatty acids as secondary reference standards in the GLC of polyunsaturated fatty acids of animal origin: analysis of a dermal oil of the atlantic leatherback turtleR. G. Ackman and R. D. Burgher
43-45Partial reduction of α-Eleostearic acid with hydrazineK. L. Mikolajczak and M. O. Bagby
45-48Composition and positional distribution of fatty acids in phospholipids isolated from pork muscle tissuesM. Kuchmak and L. R. Dugan
49-50Fatty acids of doxantha seed oilMary J. Chisholm and C. Y. Hopkins
50-53A new acid fromcalea urticaefolia seed oil:trans-3,cis-9,cis-12-octadecatrienoic acidM. O. Bagby, W. O. Siegl and I. A. Wolff
53-56Chromatographically homogeneous lecithin from egg phospholipidsW. S. Singleton, M. S. Gray, M. L. Brown and J. L. White
57-58Hydrocarbons in irradiated beef and methyl oleateCharles Merritt, J. T. Walsh, M. L. Bazinet, R. E. Kramer and S. R. Bresnick
58-62Lipid metabolism in germinating flaxseedD. C. Zimmerman and H. J. Klosterman
62-64Gas-chromatographic determination of residual hexane in hexane-extracted soybean flakesL. T. Black and G. C. Mustakas
65-68Synthesis of series of pure polyethylene glycol ethers based onn-tridecanol,7-tridecanol, and oxo-process tridecyl alcoholLudwig Hartmann and R. L. West
69-71Gas-liquid chromatographic separation of ethylene oxide adducts of fatty alcohols via their acetate estersL. Gildenberg and J. R. Trowbridge
72A new control system for monitoring countercurrent distribution with a recording refractometerR. O. Butterfield

Volume 42, Number 2 / February 1965

44ARecent developments and improvements in pressure leaf filtersH. N. Haberstroh
46A-48AJ. C. Harris heads AOCS Ballot VP matches Cavanagh and Hoerr
54AMeetings
56ANorth central section news
56ANorth east section news
58A-61ANew members
62A-64ANew booksGerhard Maerker, Bernard Axelrod and A. F. Clifford
65A-66AAOCS education committee reportNoel Kuhrt
68ANames in the news
70AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
76ANew literature
76ANew products
73-78Cis-Trans isomerization of oleic acid by nitrous acidCarter Litchfield, R. D. Harlow, A. F. Isbell and Raymond Reiser
78-81Characterization and evaluation of some rapeseed oilsS. A. Tremazi, N. V. Lovegren and R. O. Feuge
81-85Gas liquid chromatographic analysis of hydroxy fatty acids, as their trimethylsilyl ether derivativesR. D. Wood, P. K. Raju and Raymond Reiser
85-86Chemical reactions involved in the catalytic hydrogenation of oils. II. Identification of some volatile by-productsA. Silveira, Y. Masuda and S. S. Chang
87-90Determination of triglyceride structure via silver nitrate-TLCM. L. Blank, B. Verdino and O. S. Privett
90-95Composition of corn oilJ. B. Beadle, D. E. Just, R. E. Morgan and R. A. Reiners
96-98Tall oil acids in some new coatings systemsW. M. Kraft, E. G. Janusz, Daniel Sughrue and Alex Forschirm
98-100Mechanically aided thin-film evaporation as a tool for the tall oil industryL. E. Najder
101-105The process gas chromatography of fatty acid distillation streams. I. Analytical chemistryL. D. Metcalfe and E. H. Stoll
105-109Process gas chromatography of fatty acid distillation streams. II. Design and construction of the process chromatographE. H. Stoll, L. D. Metcalfe, N. E. Nuding, G. P. Hartsuch and S. H. Shapiro
109-111Driers based on tall oil—A reviewAlfred Fischer and S. E. Hanan
111-113The relationship of the dimer content of rosin determined by gas chromatography to crystallization timeR. H. Leonard, K. A. Kubitz and J. N. Rockwell
114-115Disodium 2-sulfohexadecyl and 2-sulfoöctadecyl sulfatesA. J. Stirton, F. D. Smith and J. K. Weil
116-118Evaluation test for scouring agents: Fatty soil on a hard surfaceJ. A. Monick
118-120An amperometric titration method for bleach evaluationD. J. Sargent
121-126Quantitative determination of double bond positions in unsaturated fatty acids after oxidative cleavageE. P. Jones and V. L. Davison
126-129Rearrangement of epoxy fatty esters to keto fatty estersH. A. Walens, R. P. Koob, W. C. Ault and G. Maerker
130-134Homogeneous catalytic hydrogenation of unsaturated fats: Cobalt carbonylE. N. Frankel, E. P. Jones, V. L. Davison, E. Emken and H. J. Dutton
134-136Phosphorus derivatives of fatty acids. The addition of dialkyl phosphonates to unsaturated acids and the synthesis of some 11-dialkylphosphonoundecanoamidesR. Sasin, R. A. De Mauriac, E. J. Leopold, H. B. Gordon and G. S. Sasin
137-141The effect of diet on the phospholipid composition of the red blood cells of manJ. G. Hill, A. Kuksis and J. M. R. Beveridge
141-145Fatty acid composition changes in meat lipids during low temperature storageC. K. Huston, J. D. Sink, R. C. Miller and J. W. Shigley
145-147Determination of free and bound gossypol in swine tissuesF. H. Smith
147-149Vernonia anthelmintica (L.) willd. The effect of storage on the epoxy content of the seed oil and trivernolinW. E. Scott and C. F. Krewson
149-151Determination of refining loss in oil of pistacia seedsC. -A. Marcopoulos
151-155The expansion and extraction of rice branMaurice Williams and Sheldon Baer
155-158Determination of weight of bulk oil shipmentsC. A. Lathrap
159-160A fraction collector for preparative gas liquid chromatographyRandall Wood and Raymond Reiser
160Improved techniques in neutral oil determinationJames Velasco

Volume 42, Number 3 / March 1965

90A-92A56th Annual meeting program
94A-98ANew booksDavid Firestone, Herman S. Bloch, Thomas De Vries and E. D. Schall
98AName in the news
102AMeetings
108ANortheast section news
111AGolfing members anticipate annual tournament
111ANew products
115ANames in the news
121ANew products
121AObituary
128A-130AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
152ANew members
154A7th annual symposium on new coatings and new coatings in raw materials
156AIndustry items
161-165Gas-liquid chromatographic analysis of monoglycerides as their trimethylsilyl ether derivativesR. D. Wood, P. K. Raju and Raymond Reiser
165-169Helichrysum see oil. I. Separation and characterization of individual acidsR. G. Powell, C. R. Smith and I. A. Wolff
169-172Search for new industrial oils. XII. Fifty-eight euphorbiaceae oils, including one rich in vernolic acidR. Kleiman, C. R. Smith, S. G. Yates and Quentin Jones
173-174Cyclopropenoid fatty acid content and fatty acid composition of crude cottonseed oils from successive solvent extractionsA. V. Bailey, W. A. Pons and E. L. Skau
174-176The effect of temperature upon foam fractionationR. B. Grieves and D. Bhattacharyya
177-180Evaluating detergents by a huck towel methodW. B. Mihalik and H. D. Cross
180-185A colorimetric method for the determination of parts/million of nonionic surfactantsR. A. Greff, E. A. Setzkorn and W. D. Leslie
185-189The energetics of micellar solubilizationA. M. Mankowich
189-192The effect of tallow-based detergents on anaerobic digestionE. W. Maurer, T. C. Cordon, J. K. Weil, M. V. Nuñez-Ponzoa and W. C. Ault, et al.
193-196Modern techniques for the production of crude tall oilR. E. Thrush
196-199Plasticizing properties of esters of monohydric alcohols and tall oil fatty acidsS. T. Bauer and Randall Hastings
199-202Tall oil fatty acid-formaldehyde derivatives and their application as vinyl plasticizersE. P. DiBella, Richard Green, W. M. Kraft and R. T. Gottesman
202-207A study of the influence of storing wood on the yield and quality of tall oilWalter Cowart, D. C. Tate and John Churchill
208-215Effect of unusual acids on selected seed oil analysesI. A. Wolff and T. K. Miwa
215-227Determination of polar lipids: Quantitative column and thin-layer chromatographyGeorge Rouser, Gene Kritchevsky, Claudio Galli and Dorothy Heller
228-232A review of antioxidant analysis in food productsB. N. Stuckey and C. E. Osborne
233-236Branched chain fatty acids and sulfonated derivativesW. C. Ault, T. J. Micich, A. J. Stirton and R. J. Bistline
236-243Omega-formylalkanoates by ozonization of unsaturated fatty estersD. E. Anders, E. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan
243-245Alkaline isomerization of methyl crepenynateK. L. Mikolajczak, M. O. Bagby and I. A. Wolff
246-249Components of the hardening flavor present in hardened linseed oil and soybean oilJ. G. Keppler, J. A. Schols, W. H. Feenstra and P. W. Meijboom
250-253Quantitative measure of selectivity of hydrogenation of triglyceridesL. F. Albright
254-255Oil fixation in cottonseed mealsWalter Szutowicz
255-256Gas chromatographic analysis of tall oil rosin acidsN. E. Hetman, H. G. Arlt, R. Paylor and R. Feinland

Volume 42, Number 4 / April 1965

162A-168AGeneral safety in handling solventsJ. W. Smalling
170AMeetings
172AContinuous soapstock acidulationD. B. Todd and J. E. Morren
174ALehigh research news
176A-178AA simple and efficient method for the recovery of deodorizer distillatesR. H. Klingerman and R. W. West
180ANew booksEric Engel, R. B. Long, R. T. O’Connor, Cesare Carola and H. M. Teeter, et al.
189ANames in the news
194AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
214ANew products
218AObituary
219ANew literature
257-266From the trioses to the synthesis of natural phospholipids: A research trail of forty yearsErich Baer
267-269Chemical synthesis of sphingolipidsDavid Shapiro
269-275Gas-liquid chromatography of glyceridesArnis Kuksis
276-282Gas-liquid chromatography of bile acidsArnis Kuksis
283-290Precise ultramicro determination of steroid hormones by combined TLC and GLC analysisF. A. Vandenheuvel, G. J. Hinderks and J. C. Nixon
290-293Ultramicro fatty acid analysis of polar lipids: Gas-liquid chromatography after column and thin-layer chromatographic separationG. L. Feldman and George Rouser
294-298Methods for methanolysis of sphingolipids and direct determination of long-chain bases by gas chromatographyR. C. Gaver and C. C. Sweeley
298-304Individual molecular species of different phospholipid classes. Part II. A method of analysisOssi Renkonen
305-307A rapid low temperature method for preparation of methyl esters of fatty acidsGertrude W. McGinnis and L. R. Dugan
308-312Solidification of cocoa butterN. V. Lovegren and R. O. Feuge
312-314Effect of saline electrolyte on particle sizes in fat emulsions by electronic countingW. S. Singleton and M. L. Brown
315-320Cyclopropane fatty acid metabolism: Physical and chemical identification of propane ring metabolic products in the adipose tissueRandall Wood and Raymond Reiser
321-325Analytical techniques for hydroxy acids in fats and oilsT. H. Applewhite
326-329Determination of structure of unsaturated fatty acid positional isomersR. A. Stein
329-332Determination of oxirane content of derivatives of fatsGerhard Maerker
332-336Analysis of cyclopropenoid and cyclopropanoid acids in fats and oilsF. C. Magne
337-339Inclusion compounds of urea and thiourea with cationic surfactantsD. E. Cadwallader and J. B. Richards
340-344Conversion of methyl ricinoleate to methyl 12-ketostearate with Raney nickelBernard Freedman, Jane S. Nelson, R. G. Binder and T. H. Applewhite
344-345Trace elements in edible fats. IX. Influence of demetalization on the oxidative and flavor stabilities of soybean oilA. Vioque, R. Gutierrez, M. A. Albi and N. Nosti
346-347Separation of oleic acid and linoleic acid by solvent extractionHaun-Yang Chang and Shaul Gladstone
347-351Report of the Instrumental Techniques Committee, AOCS, 1963–1964
351-352Mean first double bond distance in natural fat fatty acids and its influence on azelaoglyceride analysisA. R. S. Kartha

Volume 42, Number 5 / May 1965

228AContinuous and automatic saponification of fatty acidsA. Lanteri
232AHarris and hoerr elected to top AOCS posts
232AAnalabs to sponsor symposium on metabolic roles of lipids
232ATechnicon announces 1965 symposium on automation in analytical chemistry
234AMeetings
236ANew booksC. Roland Eddy, F. L. Jackson, Nestor R. Bottino and H. Susi
239AErnest Klenk naned for second AOCS award in lipid chemistery
240AStatistics and design of experiments courses set for rochester
242AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
248ANew products
248AIndustry items
250AAOCS corresponding secretary for Sweden reportsHelmut Korp
250AReferee applications
262ANames in the news
269ANew literature
269AASCET Schedules Annual Meeting in June
274AObituary
353-371Infrared spectroscopy of lipidsD. Chapman
372-381Characterization and identification of lipids by their critical solution temperaturesH. H. O. Schmid, H. K. Mangold and W. O. Lundberg
381-393Lipid analysis by quantitative thin-layer chromatographyO. S. Privett, M. L. Blank, D. W. Codding and E. C. Nickell
393-399Some practical aspects of thin-layer chromatography of lipidsNicholas Pelick, T. L. Wilson, M. E. Miller, F. M. Angeloni and J. M. Steim
400-404Studies on brain sterols in normal and pathological conditionsR. Paoletti, R. Fumagalli, E. Grossi and P. Paoletti
404-410Lipid class composition of normal human brain and variations in metachromatic leucodystrophy, Tay-Sachs, Niemann-Pick, chronic gaucher’s and Alzheimer’s diseasesGeorge Rouser, Claudio Galli and Gene Kritchevsky
411-412Fatty acid compositions of human brain lecithin and sphingomyelin in normal individuals, senile cerebral cortical atrophy, alzheimer’s disease, metachromatic leucodystrophy, Tay-Sachs and Niemann-Pick diseasesGeorge Rouser, Gerald Feldman and Claudio Galli
412-416Speculations on the nature of the metabolic defects in Tay-Sachs, Niemann-Pick, Gaucher’s and Alzheimer’s diseases, and metachromatic leucodystrophyGeorge Rouser, Gene Kritchevsky and Claudio Galli
417-418Determination of fatty alcohols in fatty alcohol sulfatesJ. R. Livingston and W. E. Wellman
418-419Determination of ricinoleic acid by differentiating titrationsNarses Barona and H. W. Prengle
420-422Characterization of some dicarbonyls from autoxidized methyl linoleateW. Y. Cobb and E. A. Day
422-424Methods for the determination of cyclopropenoid fatty acids V. A spectrophotometric method for cottonseed oils based upon the Halphen-test reactionA. V. Bailey, R. A. Pittman, F. C. Magne and E. L. Skau
425-427Fat content and liquid-to-solid ratio of chocolate by wide line nuclear magnetic resonanceIzhack Oref
428-432Studies in estolides. I. Kinetics of estolide formation and decompositionS. N. Modak and J. G. Kane
432-434Deuterium tracer studies of the mechanism of homogeneous catalytic hydrogenation of sorbic acid with pentacyanocobaltate IIA. F. Mabrouk, E. Selke, W. K. Rohwedder and H. J. Dutton
435-437Radiochlorine as a tracer in fat depositionJ. D. Sink, J. L. Watkins, J. H. Ziegler and G. R. Kean
437-446Determination of the length of polymethylene chains in salts of saturated and unsaturated fatty acids by infrared spectroscopyElizabeth M. Kirby, Marra J. Evans-Vader and M. Adele Brown
446-448Glyceride distribution in adipose and liver glycerides of animalsR. A. Barford, F. E. Luddy, S. F. Herb, P. Magidman and R. W. Riemenschneider
449-450A natural soil and mechanism of removalS. Tomiyama and M. Iimori
451-454Studies on the behaviour of chromium (iii) soaps. I. Spectrophotometry of chromium stearate and palmitate in nonaqueous solutionsW. U. Malik and S. I. Ahmad
454-456Studies on the behaviour of chromium (iii) soaps. II. Solubility and viscometric studies with chromium stearate and palmitate in nonaqueous solutionsW. U. Malik and S. I. Ahmad
457-461Free radical additions to esters of unsaturated fatty acids. Preparation of dicarboxylic acids and other polyfunctional productsEdward Roe, Dolores A. Konen and Daniel Swern
462-464Centrifugal evaporation of organic solvents from a series of solutionsJ. A. Ontko and R. F. Jones

Volume 42, Number 6 / June 1965

280AHouston does it again! — Again!
284AAOCS commentary a tribute to cooperative growth and new stature
286ADiversified program ready for AOCS fall meeting
288AISA announces content for 2nd gas chromatography course
288ASoybean association plans memphis meeting
288AAmerican chemistry society award to J. J. Hazdra
290A-292ANew booksM. E. Ginn, K. K. Carroll and E. G. Perkins
292ACall for detergent papers
294AMeetings
296ALipid short course scheduled for August 9–14
296ANorth central section news
298APortrait of a proud man
298ANew products
300AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
310AProgram set for Milan symposium and course
314ANew members
316A-327AReferee applications
327ARensselaer polytechnic plans june short course in color technology
327AObituaries
329AAchievement cited at food technology meeting
329ANew products
465-467Effects of double bond configuration on lecithin synthesisW. E. M. Lands
467-471Assay of aflatoxin in peanuts and peanut products using acetone-hexane-water for extractionJ. A. Robertson, Louise S. Lee, Alva F. Cucullu and L. A. Goldblatt
471-475The determination of aflatoxins in cottonseed productsW. A. Pons and L. A. Goldblatt
475-480Identification of elementary sulfur and sulfur compounds in lipid extracts by thin-layer chromatographyMary T. J. Murphy, Bartholomew Nagy, George Rouser and Gene Kritchevsky
481-492Study of biological structure at the molecular level with stereomodel projections. II. The structure of myelin in relation to other membrane systemsF. A. Vandenheuvel
492-500Lipid class and fatty acid composition of intact peripheral nerve and during wallerian degenerationJ. F. Berry, W. H. Cevallos and R. R. Wade
500-504Human platelet lipids and their relationship to blood coagulationAaron J. Marcus and Dorothea Zucker-Franklin
504-511Arachidonic, 5, 11, 14, 17-eicosatetraenoic and related acids in plants—Identification of unsaturated fatty acidsHermann Schlenk and Joanne L. Gellerman
511-516Positional isomerism of unsaturated fatty acids in the rat quantification of isomeric mixturesD. Sand, N. Sen and H. Schlenk
516-528Dietary fat and the fatty acid composition of tissue lipidsK. K. Carroll
529-533Preparation and phase behavior of positionally isomeric propylene glycol monoestersJ. B. Martin and E. S. Lutton
533-536Composition and structure of phospholipids in chicken muscle tissuesC. Y. Peng and L. R. Dugan
537-540Characterization of unsaturated fatty acids by gas-liquid chromatographyH. H. Hofstetter, N. Sen and R. T. Holman
540-544The fatty acid composition of the lipids from bovine and porcine reproductive tissuesRalph T. Holman and H. H. Hofstetter
544-546Alkaline methylene blue method for determination of anionic surfactants and for amine oxides in detergentsM. E. Turney and D. W. Cannell
546-548Kinetic studies of detergency. III. Dependence of the dupré mechanism on surface tensionM. C. Bourne and W. G. Jennings
549-553Reactions of methoxy hydroperoxides derived from methyl oleate. Catalytic hydrogenationE. H. Pryde, R. A. Awl and J. C. Cowan
553-556Urethane foams from animal fats I. Oxyethylated 9, 10-dihydroxystearic acidE. J. Saggese, Marta Zubillaga, A. N. Wrigley and W. C. Ault
556-560Hydrogenation of cottonseed oil with reused catalystL. F. Albright, M. M. Win and J. M. Woods
561-563Adsorptive bleaching and molecular distillation of menhaden oilE. J. Gauglitz and E. H. Gruger
563-565Processing ironweed (Vernonia anthelmintica) seed in a soybean extraction pilot plantC. F. Krewson, C. L. Ogg, F. J. Oelshlegel, Reginald Hale and A. H. Hale
566-568Engineering and economic aspects of continuous soapstock acidulationC. W. Stahle

Volume 42, Number 7 / July 1965

334AA governing board report to the society
336A1965 summer program August 9–14, 1965 Pomona College Claremont, California
337A1965–1966 smalley program features new gas chromatography series
338ACincinnati chairmen report
339ALipids in biological membranes symposium to expose “new frontiers”
340AMeetings
344A-361AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
364A-381AReport of the literature review committee
381AOfficial referee chemists 1965–1966
384ANew literature
385ANew Products
386ANew members
386AIndustry items
386ANorth central section news
386ANames in the news
387AInternational society for fat research meeting in 1966
387AIndustry items
387ASociety for applied spectroscopy joins AIP
391AJ. W. Hammond Wins Humble Oil Golf Trophy
392AC. Homer Flynn scholarship funds now accepted
392ANames in the news
393ANewly formed cryobiology group announces August meeting
394AReferee application
569-580The hydroxy fatty acids: Isolation, structure determination, quantitationNorman S. Radin
580-582The metabolism of polyenoic fatty acidsE. Klenk
583-587Chemical synthesis of H3- and 1-C14-labeled polyunsaturated fatty acidsW. Stoffel
588-607Lipids of subcellular particlesSidney Fleischer and George Rouser
608-609The prostaglandins and their influence on lipid metabolismSune Bergström
610-614Plant lipidsC. Freeman Allen and Pearl Good
615-616Human erythrocyte phosphoglycerides. II. Diet and lecithin structureJ. W. Farquhar
617-619Behaviour of lipase activity of the gamma-irradiated groundnut during germinationG. M. Patel, D. N. Vyas and K. C. Patel
620-624Carbonyls in oxidizing fat. VII. A comparison of methods of isolating monocarbonyl compoundsA. M. Gaddis, Rex Ellis, Jennie Shamey and G. T. Currie
624-627The triglycerides of sable fish(Anaplopoma fimbria). I. Quantitative fractionation by column chromatography on silica gel impregnated with silver nitrateAmi Dolev and H. S. Olcott
627-629Degradation of linear alkylate sulfonates in sewageJ. P. Simko, E. M. Emery and E. W. Blank
629-633Dimensional analysis applied to detergencyA. M. Mankowich
633-637Studies on the fatty acid composition of crayfish lipidsD. A. Wolfe, P. Venkata Rao and D. G. Cornwell
637-638Methods for the determination of cyclopropenoid fatty acids. VI. A direct infrared absorption methodA. V. Bailey, G. J. Boudreaux and E. L. Skau
639-643Tracer experiments to assess metabolic conversions of polyunsaturated fatty acidsHans Mohrhauer and Ralph T. Holman
643-645Potential synthetic lubricants: Esters of C18-saturated cyclic acidsJ. P. Friedrich, E. W. Bell and L. E. Gast
646-652Homogeneously catalysed hydrogenation of unsaturated fatty acids to unsaturated fatty alcoholsB. Stouthamer and J. C. Vlugter
652-656Lipid oxidation in flour doughs—observations involving the boron trifluoride interesterification reactionJ. B. M. Coppock, N. W. R. Daniels and P. W. Russell Eggitt
656-657Further studies of degossypolized cottonseed meal as a source of plant protein in rabbit feedsR. B. Casady, T. B. Kinney and K. E. Mize
658-661Studies on a vegetable protein mixture based on peanut and soya floursM. Narayana Rao, R. Rajagopalan, M. Swaminathan and H. A. B. Parpia
661-663Continuous recovery of acid oilLois S. Crauer
664Esterification rates of fatty acids with methanolL. Hartman
664AddendumA. Vioque, R. Gutierrez, M. A. Albi and N. Nosti

Volume 42, Number 8 / August 1965

398ACincinnati program
404AMeetings
410AAbstracts of papers 39th fall meeting Cincinnati, Ohio
414AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. B. Aguilar, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.
665-673The use of human blood cells in the study of lipid metabolismR. S. Sparkes and Ernest Beutler
673-681Preparative gas-liquid chromatography of lipidsR. S. Henly
681-685Isolation and characterization of insect attractant lipidsMartin Jacobson
685-690Skin lipids. I. Sampling problems of the skin and its appendagesN. Nicolaides and R. E. Kellum
691-702Skin lipids. II. Lipid class composition of samples from various species and anatomical sitesN. Nicolaides
702-707Skin lipids. III. Fatty chains in skin lipids. The use ofvernix caseosa to differentiate between endogenous and exogenous components in human skin surface lipidN. Nicolaides and Thomas Ray
708-712Skin lipids. IV. Biochemistry and functionN. Nicolaides
713-716Nitrosyl chloride adduct of methyl oleateW. R. Miller, E. H. Pryde, J. C. Cowan and H. M. Teeter
717-720Monomeric dihydroperoxide concentrates from autoxidized methyl docosahexaenoateKazuo Fukuzumi, Takero Miyakawa and Hidenori Morohira
720-723The synthesis and some surface active properties of alkylthioalkyl and alkoxyalkyl sulfatesJ. R. Livingston and Robert Drogin
723-727A laboratory method for testing laundry products for detergencyW. G. Spangler, H. D. Cross and B. R. Schaafsma
727-730Analyses of fatty acid isomers in two commercially hydrogenated soybean oilsE. P. Jones, C. R. Scholfield, V. L. Davison and H. J. Dutton
731-734Content of chlorophylls and carotenes in rapeseed oilH. Niewiadomski, I. Bratkowska and E. Mossakowska
734-736A simplified and precise flavor evaluation procedure for determining oxidative rancidity in vegetable oilsC. Jane Wyatt and E. A. Day
736-738Flavor evaluation of natural soybean oils of high and low linolenate contentC. D. Evans, Helen A. Moser, D. G. McConnell, J. C. Cowan and J. L. Cartter, et al.
738-741Solvent winterization of partially hydrogenated soybean oilsD. G. McConnell, C. D. Evans and J. C. Cowan
742-743Occurrence of glycolipids in the lens of the human eyeGerald L. Feldman, Lutrell S. Feldman and George Rouser
743-744Reduction of hydroperoxide interference in the 2,4-DNP determination of carbonylsJoseph A. Fioriti
744Gas chromatographic determination of chain-lenghth distribution in fatty acid ethanolamidesS. Lee and N. A. Puttnam
432AReport of the Literature Review Committee
447AObituary
453AAmerican chemists to address international meeting in Moscow
453AIndustry items
453ANames in the news
460ANew products
461AReferee notice

Volume 42, Number 9 / September 1965

a466-a520USDA research program on mycotoxinsGeorge W. Irving
a474-a530T. P. Hilditch, C.B.E., D.S.c., F.R.I.C., F.R.S.F. D. Gunstone
a476Meetings
a478-a542AbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. Aguilar B., J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.
a501Monterrey section formed
a508-a516Report of the literature review committee
a516New Literature
a516Names in the news
a524Treasurer’s report indicates continued progress spring meeting 1965
a525Report of the uniform methods committeeE. Handschumaker, K. E. Holt, R. J. Houle, R. A. Marmor and L. D. Metcalfe, et al.
a530Obituary
a532Local section news
a535Baldwin Honored with French Chevreul Medal
a538New booksJames E. Brewster
745-747The study of natural fat triglycerides—Retrospect and prospectT. P. Hilditch
747-750The triglyceride composition of
751-754The pancreatic hydrolysis of natural fats. IV. Some exotic seed fatsM. H. Coleman
754-757Semiquantitative structural analysis of fats by thin-layer chromatography of the allyl esters of the products of von rudolff oxidationR. J. Vander Wal
757-762Application of statistical distribution formulas to triglycerides originating in tissues having regional differences in fatty acid compositionCarter Litchfield and Raymond Reiser
763-764Introduction: Studies on heated fatsMadhu R. Sahasrabudhe
764-770Chromatographic studies on oxidative and thermal fatty acid dimersC. D. Evans, D. G. McConnell, E. N. Frankel and J. C. Cowan
770-774A long-term nutritional study with fresh and mildly oxidized vegetable and animal fatsH. Kaunitz, R. E. Johnson and L. Pegus
774-776Nutritive value of heated vegetable oilsN. V. Raju, M. Narayana Rao and R. Rajagopalan
776-778Comparitive study of monocarbonyl compounds formed during deep frying in different fatsLawrence A. Wishner and Mark Kenney
779-781The reaction of an autoxidized lipid with proteinsFred Andrews, Johan Bjorksten, F. B. Trenk, A. S. Henick and R. B. Koch
782-786Heated fats. IV. Chemical changes in fats subjected to deep fat frying processes: Cottonseed oilE. G. Perkins and L. A. van Akkeren
786-789Precision and accuracy in gas liquid chromatography of C14-C18 fatty methyl estersW. A. Pons and V. L. Frampton
789-792Quantitative estimation of isomeric monoglycerides by thin-layer chromatographyA. E. Thomas, J. E. Scharoun and Helma Ralston
792-796Lubricants. I. Preparation and properties of benzyl and substituted benzyl esters of dilinoleic acidWinfred E. Parker, R. E. Koos, H. B. Knight and W. C. Ault
796-799The chemical and physical properties of interesterified milk fat fractionsJ. L. Moore, T. Richardson and C. H. Amundson
800-804Performance characteristics of sucrose ester detergentsAnthony M. Schwartz and Charles A. Rader
805-810Alpha sulfo fatty esters in biologically soft detergent formulationsE. A. Knaggs, J. A. Yeager, L. Varenyi and E. Fischer
811-813Flavor and oxidative stability of some linolenate-containing oilsHelen A. Moser, C. D. Evans, G. Mustakas and J. C. Cowan
814Fatty acid composition of morning glory seed oilMadhu R. Sahasrabudhe and K. Genest
815Modified color stability test for fatty acidsJ. T. Geoghegan
815-816Detection of adulteration of plant oils with special reference to Olive OilDimitris S. Galanos and Vassilios M. Kapoulas
816Addendum

Volume 42, Number 10 / October 1965

550A-554APrepress-solvent extraction of crambe: First commercial trial run of new oilseedG. C. Mustakas, G. Kopas and N. Robinson
555ABiochemical nomenclature office established
556ANames in the news
556ANew members
556ALocal section news
557AUCLA announces two programs in gas chromatography
558ANew booksC. Y. Hopkins, Lyle F. Albright, L. B. Koppel and E. D. Schall
559AAmerican soybean convention convenes in memphis
559AConsulting chemists merge to form new laboratories
560AMeetings
562A-579AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. B. Aguilar, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.
582A-592AReport of the literature review committee
592ANew shell chemical plant
593AASTM meeting features gas chromatography
593ANew products
593AChemurgic council evaluates progress
599ANew literature
599ACorrespondent reports news from Sweden
601ANew products
602AIndustry items
602AReferee notice
817-821Search for new industrial oils. XIII. Oils from 102 species of cruciferaeRoger Wayne Miller, F. R. Earle, I. A. Wolff and Quentin Jones
821-824In vitro inhibition of lipase activity by malonaldehyde, formaldehyde and propionaldehydeJ. D. Landsberg and R. O. Sinnhuber
824-827Amines from aldehydes derived from the ozonization of soybean estersD. E. Anders, E. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan
828-833The mechanism of cobalt drier actionTheodore A. Girard, Myron Beispiel and Clark E. Bricker
833-835Preparation of 2-decyl-2-hydroxymethyl-1, 3-propanediol from dodecanal and from petroselinic acidR. L. Holmes and J. P. Moreau
835-838Instrumental study of aldehyde oils and their reaction with selected aminesR. E. Sharpe, D. A. Berry, E. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan
839-841Interference of peroxides with the determination of total carbonyls in autoxidized fatsG. R. Mizuno and J. R. Chipault
841-842Preparation of 2-hydroxytridecanenitrile from petroselinic acidR. L. Holmes, J. P. Moreau and G. Sumrell
843-845Effect of ingestion of isomeric fatty acids on cholesterol and lipids of serum and liverHerbert C. Tidwell, James C. McPherson and Patricia Gifford
845-847A rapid method for concentrating highly unsaturated fatty acid methyl esters in marine lipids as an aid in their identification by GLCPeter M. Jangaard
847-848Autoxidation of cholesteryl linoleate in aqueous colloidal suspensionL. N. Norcia and W. F. Janusz
849-857Quantitative gas-liquid chromatography of triglyceridesCarter Litchfield, R. D. Harlow and Raymond Reiser
857-861Determination of hydroxy-acid triglycerides and lactones in butterG. Jurriens and J. M. Oele
862-864Application of thin-layer chromatography to the quantitative estimation of tissue triglycerides. I. Triglyceride distribution in the livers of calf, pig and ratMadhu R. Sahasrabudhe
864-866Application of thin-layer chromatography to the quantitative estimation of tissue triglycerides II. Influence of methyl parathion on the composition of liver triglycerides in the ratM. R. Sahasrabudhe and Sheila I. Read
867-873Field study of the removal of linear alkylate sulfonate detergents by the activated sludge processP. V. Knopp, L. J. Uhren, G. A. Rohlich and M. S. Nichols
873-875Sulfonation of hexadecene-1 and octadecene-1J. K. Weil, A. J. Stirton and F. D. Smith
876-878Preparation of alcohols from cyclic fatty acidsE. W. Bell, J. P. Friedrich, L. E. Gast and J. C. Cowan
878-882Chemical reactions involved in the deep fat frying of foods. I. A laboratory apparatus for frying under simulated restaurant conditionsR. G. Krishnamurthy, Tsukasa Kawada and S. S. Chang
882-884Alkaline cleavage of hydroxy unsaturated fatty acids. I. Ricinoleic acid and lesquerolic acidM. J. Diamond, R. G. Binder and T. H. Applewhite
885-887Preparation of methyl malvalate fromSterculia foetida seed oilA. C. Fogerty, A. R. Johnson, Judith A. Pearson and F. S. Shenstone
887-888Phospholipids of menhaden muscleJohn R. Froines, C. Yvonne Shuster and Harold S. Olcott
889-891Methods for determining thioglucosides inCrambe abyssinicaJ. E. McGhee, L. D. Kirk and G. C. Mustakas
891-894Oil and protein content, and oil composition of the seeds of some plants of the Canadian prairiesE. C. M. Coxworth
894-898A comparison of participating solvents during ozonizationD. J. Moore, E. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan

Volume 42, Number 11 / November 1965

606A-658AReview of cincinnati 39th fall meeting
609ANorris embree appointed to national research council
610A57th Annual Meeting in Los Angeles April 24–27, 1966
610ANames in the news
610ACall for nomination for third AOCS $2,500 award in lipid chemistry
611AAOCS moves on page charge question
612AFlorida girl wins national fellowship
612ANames in the news
613AOil and colour chemists to convene in London
613AGreat lakes regional meeting in June
614ALocal section news
616AMeetings
618A-634AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. Aguilar B., J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.
638A-654AReport of the literature review committee
654ANew literature
654ANew members
655A17th Pittsburgh conference invites analytical, spectroscopy papers
655ANew product
655AApplied Spectroscopy Meeting Set for Chicago
659AArthur rose cites benefits of Klenk’s lipid research
659AWaters associates, inc. sponsor seminar on chromatography
661AConvention in Kanpur on India oil trends
661AOilseeds division established
663ANew booksW. A. Gortner and H. L. Goering
663ALowry-Cocroft adds food service abstracts
899-903The reactions of 1,2-dioctylcyclopropene with silver nitrateHenry W. Kircher
903-907Relationship between utilization of fat and synthesis of cholesterol and total lipid in young female ratsJacqueline Dupont
908-913Lipid peroxidationin vivoLloyd A. Witting
913-919Analytical separation of nonlipid water soluble substances and gangliosides from other lipids by dextran gel column chromatographyA. N. Siakotos and George Rouser
920-922The determination of peroxides by the stamm methodD. L. Hamm, E. G. Hammond, V. Parvanah and H. E. Snyder
922-923Application of the ritter reaction to petroselinic acidR. L. Holmes, J. P. Moreau and G. Sumrell
924-927Quaternary pyridinium salts from olefins, pyridine and chlorine or bromineD. H. Wheeler and J. Gross
927-930Thin-layer chromatography of aliphatic γ — and δ -lactonesGerda Urbach
931-936Separation by dielectric distribution: TheoryB. C. Black and E. G. Hammond
936-939Separation by dielectric distribution: Application to the isolation and purification of soybean phosphatides and bacterial sporesB. C. Black and E. G. Hammond
939-941Dihydroxy fatty acids in
941-944N,N-dialkylamides of long chain fatty acids as plasticizersR. R. Mod, F. C. Magne and E. L. Skau
945-957Synthesis and analysis of optically active triglyceridesWilhelm Schlenk
957-961Glyceride studies. Part III. The component glycerides of five seed oils containing linolenic acidF. D. Gunstone and F. B. Padley
961-965Glyceride studies. Part IV. The component glycerides of ten seed oils containing linoleic acidF. D. Gunstone and M. Ilyas Qureshi
965-970Glyceride studies. V. The distribution of unsaturated acyl groups in vegetable triglyceridesF. D. Gunstone, R. J. Hamilton, F. B. Padley and M. Ilyas Qureshi
970-974The triglyceride composition of linseed oilA. G. Vereshchagin and Galina V. Novitskaya
974-978Analysis of triglycerides by consecutive chromatographic techniques. II. Ucuhuba kernel fatT. W. Culp, R. D. Harlow, Carter Litchfield and Raymond Reiser
978-982Gas chromatographic resolution of butteroil and synthetic triglycerides beyond their carbon numbersA. Kuksis and W. C. Breckenridge
983-986Determination of nonionic surfactant biodegradability: Physical properties vs. colorimetryR. L. Huddleston and R. C. Allred
986-993A procedure and standards for the determination of the biodegradability of alkyl benzene sulfonate and linear alkylate sulfonateThe Subcommittee on Biodegradation Test Methods of The Soap and Detergent Association
993-997Soil redeposition versus deposition tests in evaluation of laundry detergentsJames W. Hensley
998-1001Some detersive properties of model straight chain sodium alkylbenzenesulfonatesFrederick W. Gray, Irving J. Krems and J. Fred Gerecht
1001-1002A simple and rapid method for the determination of myo-inositol by gas-liquid chromatographyD. R. Flint, Ten-Ching Lee and C. G. Huggins
1002A sensitive method for phosphorus in lipidsB. C. Black and E. G. Hammond

Volume 42, Number 12 / December 1965

a668-a708Statistics for better spec’sR. C. Manring
a672-a718Exhibitors, Cincinnati Meeting
a676Meetings
a678-a715Variety the Theme of the Spring Meeting in Los Angeles
a680-a721AbstractsR. Aguilar B., J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
a700-a716Report of the literature review committee
a705Fourth Chicago gas chromatography course
a705C. M. Scholle becomes 44th president of paint federation
a705ASTM to publish new journal
a710-a712The four corners ...Raymond Reiser
a713Emeritus member dies
a714New booksPaul Magidman and F. R. Paulicka
a716Report of the AOCS industrial oils and derivatives committee
a717Local section news
a717New members
a719E. A. Day accepts position with IFF
a719G. C. Mees of DPI dies suddenly
a719Record attendance for NRA
a719Obituaries
a721K. T. Holley retires after 38 Years’ Service
1003-1008Brain cholesterol. XI. A review of biosynthesis in adult miceJon J. Kabara
1008-1012Cholesterol turnover in the central nervous systemHarold J. Nicholas
1013-1018The turnover of the lipid components of myelinMarion Edmonds Smith and Lawrence F. Eng
1018-1023Investigation of the biogenetic reaction sequence of cholesterol in rat tissues, through inhibition with AY-9944R. Fumagalli, R. Niemiro and R. Paoletti
1024-1028Desmosterol in developing rat brainDavid Kritchevsky, Shirley A. Tepper, Nicholas W. DiTullio and William L. Holmes
1029-1032Specificity of a lipase fromGeotrichum candidum forcis-octadecenoic acidR. G. Jensen, J. Sampugna, J. G. Quinn, Dorothy L. Carpenter and T. A. Marks, et al.
1032-1035Application of computer methods to the calculation of triglyceride structureEdward G. Perkins and Andrew V. Hanson
1035-1037Structure of the intestinal mucosa and lymph glycerides of rats after absorption of fats containing elaidic acidJ. Clement, G. Lavoue and G. Clement
1038-1040Production of microbial lipases for the study of triglyceride structureJohn A. Alford and James L. Smith
1040-1046The unsolved problems of triglyceride analysisM. H. Coleman
1046-1051The triglycerides of sable fish (
1051-1053Relation of triglycerides to phosphoglycerides in fungiR. Cecil and M. Jack
1054-1056Determination of cloud points of nonionic surfactantsJ. L. Williams and N. J. Stein
1056-1058Solidification of unsaturated/saturated fatty acid mixtures and its relationship to chilling sensitivity in plantsJames M. Lyons and Craig M. Asmundson
1058-1060Gas-solid chromatography of hydrocarbons on activated aluminaG. R. List, R. L. Hoffmann and C. D. Evans
1060-1062Preparation of linseed acid chloridesE. J. Dufek, L. E. Gast and W. J. DeJarlais
1063-1068Detection of trace fatty acids in fats and oils by urea fractionation and gas-liquid chromatographyJ. L. Iverson, J. Eisner and D. Firestone
1068-1070Phase behavior of aqueous systems of monoglyceridesE. S. Lutton
1070-1073High voltage electrical discharge reactions of fats and related compoundsL. Borka and O. S. Privett
1073-1075Effect of moisture level on volatile carbonyls in cottonseed oil heated to 210CTheodore P. Dornseifer, Sun C. Kim, Elizabeth S. Keith and John J. Powers
1075-1078A comparison of nuclear magnetic resonance and dilatometry for estimating solids content of fats and shorteningsW. D. Pohle, J. R. Taylor and R. L. Gregory
1078-1081Salts of alkyl esters of
1081-1084Ultraviolet spectroscopic analysis for following the biodegradation of hydrotropesE. A. Setzkorn and R. L. Huddleston
1084-1088Performance evaluation of selected fabric softenersM. E. Ginn, T. A. Schenach and Eric Jungermann
1088-1091Micelle formation of polyoxyethylene-polyoxypropylene surfactantsIrving R. Schmolka and Arthur J. Raymond
1091-1094Neutral oil in linear alkyl benzene sulfonate slurries: Determination and compositionK. Kellenbach, E. Emery and E. W. Blank
1095-1097Synthesis and biodegradability of isomeric sodium p-(thia-n-dodecyl)-benzenesulfonatesD. Lang, C. Trottier, L. Long and T. Hasselstrom
1097-1102Analysis of surfactants using pyrolysis-gas chromatographyT. H. Liddicoet and L. H. Smithson
1102-1104Gas-liquid chromatography of the positional isomers of methyl nonynoateRobert E. Anderson and Henry Rakoff
1104-1110Preparation of some linseed esters of methyl
1110-1112Further observations on the dicarbonyl compounds formed via autoxidation of methyl linoleateW. Y. Cobb and E. A. Day
1112-1115Volatile products from mild oxidation of methyl linoleate. Analysis by combined mass spectrometry-gas chromatographyR. J. Horvat, W. H. McFadden, Hawkins NG, D. R. Black and W. G. Lane, et al.
1115-1119Production of cyclic fatty acids: Water as the reaction solventR. E. Beal, R. A. Eisenhauer and V. E. Sohns
1119-1121The oxygenated fatty acid of calendula seed oilR. C. Badami and L. J. Morris
1121-1124Anatomical variation in fatty acid composition and triglyceride distribution in animal depot fatsG. K. Chacko and E. G. Perkins
1124-1129Dietary fatty acids: Their metabolic fate and influence on fatty acid biosynthesisNestor R. Bottino, Robert E. Anderson and Raymond Reiser
1130-1133The metabolic fate of fatty acids derived from dietary triglyceridesJames N. Bollinger and Raymond Reiser
1134-1137The effect of kind of dietary carbohydrate upon the composition of liver fatty acids of the ratJorge J. Casal and Ralph T. Holman
1137-1141Competitive inhibitions in the metabolism of polyunsaturated fatty acids studied via the composition of phospholipids, triglycerides and cholesteryl esters of rat tissuesPilar Teresa Garcia and Ralph T. Holman
1142-1147Fatty acids of bovine milk glycolipids and phospholipids and their specific distribution in the diacylglycerophospholipidsW. R. Morrison, E. L. Jack and L. M. Smith
1148-1150Studies on the flavor of autoxidized soybean oilF. D. Hill and E. G. Hammond
1150-1152Hydrogenation of linolenate. XII. Effect of solvents on selectivitySambasivarao Koritala and H. J. Dutton
1152-1154Effect of internal distributors in a packed column on the steam stripping of hexane from soybean oilLionel K. Arnold and Ray Schutter
1154-1155Direct application of serum to thin-layer plates for rapid determination of serum lipidsVirginia S. Whitner, O. T. Grier, Antoinette N. Mann and R. F. Witter
1155Dietary myristate and plasma cholesterol concentrationRaymond Reiser, Mary Carr Williams, Mary Frances Sorrels and N. L. Murty
1155ErratumR. J. VanderWal

Volume 43, Number 1 / January 1966

1-2Quantitative analysis for oleic and petroselinic acids in glyceride oilsT. M. Mallard and B. M. Craig
2-6The simultaneous determination of both the quantity and the fatty acid composition of the triglycerides in three to ten microliters of plasmaCyril Y. Bowers, James G. Hamilton, James E. Muldrey, Walter T. Miyamasu and George Ann Reynolds, et al.
6-10The reaction of ethylene oxide with oleic acidG. J. Stockburger and J. D. Brandner
11-14Reaction of aliphatic tertiary amines with hydroperoxidesAnna Le Harris and H. S. Olcott
14-18Homogeneous catalytic hydrogenation of unsaturated fats: Metal acetylacetonatesE. A. Emken, E. N. Frankel and R. O. Butterfield
18-25Foam generation method for evaluating biodegradabilityLeslie R. Bacon
25-28Straight-chain alkylbenzenes: Structure and performance property relations III. Light-duty dishwashing formulationsR. M. Anstett, P. A. Munger and Joseph Rubinfeld
28-30Phase behavior of the dimethyldodecyl amine oxide-H2O systemE. S. Lutton
30-32N-2-mercaptoethyl amides of fatty acids—A new class of derivativesA. W. Schwab, J. A. Stolp, L. E. Gast and J. C. Cowan
33-35Preparation of the vinyl ester of the diels-alder adduct of petroselinic acid and hexachlorocyclopentadieneJ. P. Moreau, R. L. Holmes and G. Sumrell
35-37Reduction of methyl oleate ozonolysis products to aldehydes with activated zincR. A. Awl and E. H. Pryde
37-41The reaction of picric acid with epoxides I. A colorimetric methodJ. A. Fioriti, A. P. Bentz and R. J. Sims
41-45Water-solubilizable oxazoline polyester coating resinsW. J. DeJarlais, L. E. Gast and J. C. Cowan
45-48The lipid composition of wheat flours varying widely in bread-making potentialitiesY. Pomeranz, Okkyung Chung and R. J. Robinson
49-51Relationships between moisture contents of cottonseed flakes and water in miscellas from extractions with acetone-cyclohexane azeotropesJ. T. Lawhon and H. S. Rao
51-52The equivalence test of the earth to become known as our 1964 standard earthP. W. Bateman, R. J. Bell, R. T. Clause, W. T. Coleman and Alexander Greentree, et al.
52-53A molecular-still sample reservoir offering precise flow controlR. L. Hoffmann, F. J. Castle and C. D. Evans
53-54Modified silver ion thin-layer chromatographyRandall Wood and Fred Snyder
54-55On the origin of the more saturated hydrocarbons of skin surface lipidN. Nicolaides and R. E. Kellum
55-56Effect of storage temperature on the stability of trivernolinW. E. Scott and G. R. Riser
56Gas chromatographic resolution of butteroil and synthetic triglycerides beyond their carbon numbersA. Kuksis and W. C. Breckenridge
a4-a8Laboratory Vacuum bleachingA. Greentree
a6-a8A Governing Board report to the Society
a81966 Short Course announced
a10-a34Report of the Instrumental Techniques Committee AOCS 1965–65R. T. O’Connor, R. R. Allen, J. R. Chipault, S. F. Herb and C. W. Hoerr
a13Warsaw to Host Second International Congress of Food Science
a16-a29Abstracts
a22Names in the news
a26“A Cleaner America” is Theme of Soap and Detergent Convention
a30-a32New BooksR. A. Benkeser, R. B. Graver, J. F. Mead, H. M. Teeter and Joseph Wolinsky
a32ASTM Soap and Detergent Committees Examine Methods at December Meeting
a33New products
a36International Seminar on Gel Permeation Chromatography
a38-a39New members
a3914th Annual Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics
a39Industry items
a40Symposium on Essential Fatty Acids in Honor of George O. Burr
a40Record attendance expected for IFT Porland Meeting
a40Nominations being accepted for MacGee Honor Student Program
a40Fatty Acid Producers’ Council fellowship awarded to Rutgers University
a41New literature
a43AOAC changes name to Association of Official Analytical Chemists
a43Industry items
a432nd International Symposium on Drugs Affecting Lipid Metobolism
a43S. J. Strianse honored in Milan, Italy
a44Food Law Institute and FDA discuss regulations, consumers’ needs

Volume 43, Number 2 / February 1966

57-66The chemistry of gangliosides: A reviewRobert Ledeen
67-69Immunochemical properties of glycolipidsRoscoe O. Brady
69-74The structure and chemistry of sulfatidesPierre J. Stoffyn
75-81Kinetics of the aminolysis of hydrogenated tallow by allylamine and other primary amines in methanolEdmund F. Jordan, Bohdan Artymyshyn, C. Roland Eddy and Arthur N. Wrigley
81-82A new rapid titration method for determining the halogen ratio of Wijs solution and of iodine monochlorideAlda J. Graupner and Veto A. Aluise
82-86Analysis of alpha olefins using a gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer combinationR. M. Teeter, C. F. Spencer, J. W. Green and L. H. Smithson
86-89Selective hydrogenation of soybean oil with sodium borohydride-reduced catalystsSambasivarao Koritala and H. J. Dutton
89-92Determination of aflatoxins in individual peanuts and peanut sectionsAlva F. Cucullu, Louise S. Lee, Ruth Y. Mayne and L. A. Goldblatt
92-94LAS removal across an institutional trickling filterG. W. Kumke and C. E. Renn
94-96Preparation of vinyl esters of some chlorinated new oilseed crops fatty acidsJ. P. Moreau, R. L. Holmes, F. G. Dollear and G. Sumrell
97-100Direct cleavage of internal epoxides with periodic acidG. Maerker and E. T. Haeberer
100-104Epoxidation of methyl linoleate. I. The question of positional selectivity in monoepoxidationG. Maerker, E. T. Haeberer and W. C. Ault
104-107Synthesis and isolation of methyl esters of
107-110Cyclopropenoid fatty acid content and fatty acid composition of crude oils from twenty-five varieties of cottonseedAugust V. Bailey, James A. Harris, Evald L. Skau and Thomas Kerr
110-112Nutritional evaluation of inter-esterified fatsRosjyn B. Alfin-Slater, Lilla Aftergood, Herbert Hansen, Rosemary S. Morris and Daniel Melnick, et al.
113-115A simplified process for the elimination of the halphen-test response in cottonseed oilsE. T. Rayner, L. E. Brown and H. P. Dupuy
116-118Properties of frying fat. I. The relationship of viscosity to the concentration of non-urea adducting fatty acidsS. P. Rock and H. Roth
a48-a78Biography of Ernst Klenk scientific achievementsGrete Klenk
a52-a54Nominees for AOCS election
a53-a71Interdisciplinary Symposium on Lipid Research
a56Los Angeles 57th Annual Spring Meeting Topics Announced for 1966 Short Course
a58Meetings
a64-a78AbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. Aguilar, B. J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.
a69Chemistry Survey Shows Research Needs “Innovations for Tomorrow,” IFT Meeting Herbert Sieck Retires
a73Infrared band handbook
a76New literature
a77Chemical Engineers Confer in October Cosmetic Chemists Attract 500 New ProductsHans Faillard
a79Local section news, names in the news

Volume 43, Number 3 / March 1966

119-121Studies on conjugated hydrogenation: Nickel catalyst with alcoholsH. N. Basu and M. M. Chakrabarty
122-124Removal of metal catalysts from aldehyde oilsR. E. Beal
125-127Dehydrogenation of methyl 12-hydroxystearate to methyl 12-ketostearate with Raney nickelBernard Freedman and T. H. Applewhite
128-129Quantitative studies on methyl ketone formation in butteroil: Effect of temperatureD. P. Schwartz, O. W. Parks and R. A. Yoncoskie
130-132Interfacial mechanism of soil removalW. G. Jennings, S. Whitaker and W. C. Hamilton
133-136Micelle formation in mixtures of nonionic and anionic detergentsM. J. Schick and D. J. Manning
137-140Identification and estimation of LAS in waters and effluentsR. D. Swisher
141-146Polyethoxylated alkyl phenols: Relationship of structure to biodegradation mechanismQ. W. Osburn and J. H. Benedict
147-150Carbonyls in oxidizing fat. VIII. Effect of the Pool and Klose method on monocarbonyl precursors in autoxidized lardA. M. Gaddis, R. Ellis and G. T. Currie
151-152The structure of triglycerides in selected oils containing erucic acidH. Grynberg and H. Szczepańska
153-156Fermentation of long chain compounds by
157-160Oxypropylation of fatty alcohols, and the sulfation productsJ. K. Weil, A. J. Stirton and Elizabeth A. Barr
161-164Application of the prins reaction on oleic acidTorstein Artun
165-167Degradative reactions of decadienoate estersD. E. Heinz and W. G. Jennings
168-170Sterol content of some plant oils; Further observations on fast-reacting sterolsL. N. Norcia and Barbara E. Rosenthal
171-174Euphorbia lagascae
861966 Annual Meeting program and abstractsF. A. Vandenheuvel, D. T. Warner, George Rouser, Kritchevsky and Akira Yamamoto, et al.
90Daniel Swern Wins Bailey Award AOCS section news George Burr Luncheon announcement J.J. Vollertsen Dies
97Speakers scheduled for AOCS short course announced
100Eighth Annual Coatings Symposium
104-105Decreasing butter production should soon affect domestic consumptionP J Malone
106International relations
109New members Market research opportunity
120-140AbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. Aguilar B., J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.

Volume 43, Number 4 / April 1966

175-179Some etiological factors in obesityHans Kaunitz
180-182Types of obesity: A reviewGeorge A. Reichard
183-188Weight loss and body compositionHerbert P. Sarett, John B. Longenecker and Robert W. Harkins
189-196Analysis for sulfur compounds in lipid extracts from the orgueil meteoriteSister Mary Teresa Joseph Murphy and Bartholomew Nagy
197-202Geochemistry of lipidsIrving A. Breger
203-210Lipids in soilF. J. Stevenson
211-214Lipids in sea waterLela M. Jeffrey
215-222Alkanes in aqueous systems. I. Exploratory investigations on the accommodation of C20−C33 n-alkanes in distilled water and occurrence in natural water systemsE. Peake and G. W. Hodgson
223-231Methodology for the separation o plant lipids and application to spinach leaf and chloroplast lamellaeC. Freeman Allen, Pearl Good, Harry F. Davis, Patricia Chisum and Stanley D. Fowler
232-236Adsorptivity and rinsability of built detergents using radiotracers. IB. E. Gordon, G. A. Gillies, W. T. Shebs, G. M. Hartwig and G. R. Edwards
237-241Chemical reactions involved in the catalytic hydrogenation of oils. III. Further identification of volatile by-productsTsukasa Kawada, B. D. Mookherjee and Stephen S. Chang
242-244Carbonyls in oxidizing fat. X. Quantitative differences in individual aldehydes isolated from autoxidized lard by mild methods of extractionA. M. Gaddis, Rex Ellis, G. T. Currie and F. E. Thornton
245-248Chemical intermediates and derivatives from oleyl alcoholWilliam Rosenblatt, Lloyd I. Osipow and Foster Dee Snell
249-250Steric configurations of parinaric and punicic acidsToru Takagi
251-253Elaboration of aflatoxin on cottonseed products by
254-256Triterpene alcohols and sterols of vegetable oilsE. Fedeli, A. Lanzani, P. Capella and G. Jacini
A146-A148Derergents in Japan, Today and Tomorrow
A148Fall Meeting Call for papers
A150IFT papers interest AOCS Cosmetic Chemists meet in May
A152Special AOCS Award Highlights Symposium Honoring George Burr
A154Canisius College Host to three institutes in 1966
A156Meetings
A158-A195AbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. Aguilar B., J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.
A1645th National Meeting of Society for Applied Spectroscopy June 13–17, 1966
A164Selenium in Biomedicine Topic of OSU Symposium
A164Industry items
A170-A172New booksThomas De Vries, J. E. Newman, B. J. Liska, F. W. Quackenbush and C. W. Hoerr
A180Names in the News
A181AOCS Short Course at Michigan State formalized by chairmen
A188Short course on biochemical applications of gas chromatography
A188Film on water crisis stresses community action
A190Local section news
A190New members
A190Industry items

Volume 43, Number 5 / May 1966

257Chairman's introduction
258-264Lipid-protein interactions and cohesional forces in the lipoproteins systems of membranesFrantz A. Vandenheuvel
265-270On the orientation of lipids in chloroplast and cell membranesA. A. Benson
271-274Lipids and the molecular structure of photoreceptorsJerome J. Wolken
275-280The behavior of sterols on silica surfaces and at other interfacesPeter D. Klein, John C. Knight and Patricia A. Szcepanik
281-285Serum lipoprotein distribution, flotation rates and protein analysisF. T. Lindgren, N. K. Freeman, A. M. Ewing and L. C. Jensen
286-289Enzymatic hydrolysis at an oil/water interfaceF. H. Mattson and R. A. Volpenhein
290-295The control of fatty acid composition in glycerolipidsWilliam E. M. Lands and Priscilla Hart
296-304Some structural investigations on phospholipids from membranesL. L. M. van Deenen
305-306Infrared spectrophotometric procedure for determining azelaaldehydic acid derivativesD. E. Anders and E. H. Pryde
307-311Isomerization of unsaturated fatty esters by iron pentacarbonyl. Preparation of iron tricarbonyl complexes of polyunsaturated fatsE. N. Frankel, E. A. Emken and V. L. Davison
312-314Study of detergency. I. Effect of the concentration and the kind of detergent in hard waterHaruhiko Arai
315-316Study of detergency. II. Effect of sodium tripolyphosphateHaruhiko Arai, Iwao Maruta and Takao Kariyone
317-320Statistical approach to detergency. III. Effect of artificially soiled test clothM. E. Ginn, G. A. Davis and Eric Jungermann
321-324Distribution and identification of the fatty acids from the coho salmon,Oncorhynchus kisutch (Walbaum)James B. Saddler, Robert R. Lowry, Hugo M. Krueger and Ian J. Tinsley
325-326Synthesis of methyl, propyl, butyl, isobutyl, hexyl, cyclohexyl, octyl, and 2-ethylhexyl esters of epoxyoleic acidR. W. Riemenschneider, T. Zell and W. E. Scott
327-329The major component phospholipids of rapeseed gumR. O. Weenink and A. P. Tulloch
330-333Compositional differences among crambe samples and between seed componentsF. R. Earle, J. E. Peters, I. A. Wolff and G. A. White
334-336Crambe seed processing: Filtration-extraction on a bench scaleL. D. Kirk, G. C. Mustakas and E. L. Griffin

Volume 43, Number 6 / June 1966

337-341Catalytic hydrogenation of soybean oil methyl esters and some related compoundsJohn C. Bailar and Hiroshi Itatani
342-344Catalytic dehydrogenation of methyl 12-hydroxystearate to methyl 12-ketostearateBernard Freedman and T. H. Applewhite
345-349Structure of unsaturated glycerides. Analysis by countercurrent distribution and lipase hydrolysisC. D. Evans, D. G. McConnell, C. R. Scholfield and H. J. Dutton
350-351Identification of 2, 4, 6-trialkyl-1, 3, 5-trioxanes from autoxidized methyl linoleate by mass spectrometryRobert J. Horvat, W. H. McFadden, H. Ng, W. G. Lane and A. D. Shepherd
352-354Evaluation of yield and chemical composition of fennel seed from different planting dates and row-spacingsJ. P. Moreau, R. L. Holmes, T. L. Ward and J. H. Williams
355-357Titration of long-chain quaternary ammonium compounds using tetraphenylboronL. D. Metcalfe, R. J. Martin and A. A. Schmitz
358-363Relationship among “emulsion” type, detergency and foamWalter R. Kelly
364-365Foam test methodW. R. Kelly and P. F. Borza
366-370Determination of ethylene oxide based nonionic detergents in sewageR. H. Burttschell
371-376Biodegradation studies on a
377-379Euphorbia
380-382Conjugated dienes and trienes from methyl oleate and methyl linoleateTheodore Perlstein, Abner Eisner and Waldo C. Ault
383-384The preparation of alkyl esters from highly unsaturated triglycerides. IIL. W. Lehman and E. J. Gauglitz
385-389Empirical relationships between iodine value and polyunsaturated fatty acid content in marine oils and lipidsR. G. Ackman
390-392Kamlolenic acid and other conjugated fatty acids in certain seed oilsM. J. Chisholm and C. Y. Hopkins
393-400Recent advances in the determination of the structure of fatty acids via ozonolysisO. S. Privett and E. C. Nickell
401-402Diacetyl as the buttery flavor component in soybean oilR. G. Seals and E. G. Hammond
403-405The status of safflowerJ. A. Kneeland
406-408The composition of safflower seedT. H. Applewhite
409-412Safflower oil utilization in surface coatingsA. E. Rheineck and L. O. Cummings
413-415Safflower mealG. O. Kohler, D. D. Kuzmicky, R. Palter, J. Guggolz and V. V. Herring
416-417The role of safflower oil in edible oil applicationsJohn E. Blum
418-421Polyester amides from linseed oil for protective coatingsL. E. Gast, Wilma J. Schneider and J. C. Cowan
422-423Oxyluminescence of fatty natural substancesRobert A. Pittman, Evald L. Skau and Verne W. Tripp
423-424Fluorodensitometry of aflatoxin on thin-layer platesJ. L. Ayres and R. O. Sinnhuber
424Sterol content of some plant oils; Further observations on fast-reacting sterolsL. N. Norcia and Barbara E. Rosenthal
248ALos Angeles Meeting Draws 800! Technical program features variety in symposia and panel discussions
252A-254AUse of TLC in lipid chemistry
254AAmerican Soybean Association 1966 Session in Ames, Iowa
256AH. E. Carter named for third AOCS Award in Lipid Chemistry
258A-259ANew booksD. V. Frost, L. M. Chambers and A. J. Stirton
262A-296AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. Aguilar B., J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.
275A-281AReticulo-Endothelial Society Meets in ComoJ. A. Thompson
282A-285AThe four corners …Raymond Reiser, Helmut Korp, F. P. Khym, H. Jasperson and J. E. Evangelista, et al.
286AReferee applications
287A-292A48th Annual Report of the Smalley Committee 1965–1966M. J. Andera, L. V. Anderson, R. T. Doughtie, K. H. Fink and S. H. Herb, et al.

Volume 43, Number 7 / July 1966

425-428Comparison of various analytical techniques for the determination of essential fatty acids in hardened fatsHelen Zmachinski, Arthur Waltking and James D. Miller
429-430Physicochemical studies on the composition and stability of metal-gossypol complexes. I. Fe+++ gossypol complexM. Muzaffaruddin and E. R. Saxena
431-432Improved preparation of 9-octadecenesMartin E. Dyen, Herman C. Hamann and Daniel Swern
433-434Physical properties of fatty acid methyl esters. VI. ViscosityT. H. Gouw, J. C. Vlugter and C. J. A. Roelands
435-439Correlation of nonionic surfactant structure and solubility with textile wettingJoseph A. Komor and John P. G. Beiswanger
440-445Component distribution of alcohol ethylene oxide adductsD. R. Weimer and D. E. Cooper
446-448Critical micelle concentration of lauric acid-diethanolamine condensate by polarographic and spectrophotometric methods: A comparative studyWahid U. Malik and Puran Chand
449-451Anionic surfactant biodegradability studies by Warburg respirometryRobert H. Brink and Joseph A. Meyers
452-455Wax compositions from N-allylstearamide and N-allyl hydrogenated tallow amides, by reaction with benzoyl peroxideEdmund F. Jordan, Bohdan Artymyshyn and A. N. Wrigley
456-457Vernolic acid esters as plasticizers for polyvinyl chlorideGeorge R. Riser, R. W. Riemenschneider and Lee P. Witnauer
458-460Saturated keto esters from lesquerolic, dimorphecolic, and densipolic acidsBernard Freedman, R. G. Binder and T. H. Applewhite
461-465Lipid changes in maturing oil-bearing plants
466-468Euphorbia lagascae
469-471Utility of branched chain carboxylic acids in the manufacture of driersAlfred Fischer
472-473A simple quantitative procedure for obtaining the unsaponifiable matter from butteroilD. P. Schwartz, L. H. Burgwald and C. R. Brewington
474-476Industrial hydrogenation of cottonseed oil: A compositional studyB. Sreenivasan, K. S. Holla and M. B. Ichaporia
477A gas chromatographic method for continuous accelerated study of O2 uptake in fatsS. J. Bishov and A. S. Henick
477-478High oleic acid safflower oil: A new stable edible oilG. Fuller, G. O. Kohler and T. H. Applewhite
478Euphorbia
300A-321AKey factors and recent advances in the flavor stability of soybean oilJ. C. Cowan
304ANow is the time to plan for Philadelphia
306A-333AAbstracts of papers 1966 Short Course Michigan State University August 29 to September 1, 1966R. D. Good, R. W. Bates, F. E. Sullivan, R. P. Hutchins and A. D. Rich, et al.
310AMeetings
312A-329AAbstractR. A. Reiners, R. Aguilar, B. J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.
315A-331ARecord-breaking 1965–66 soybean crop year drawing to a closeP. J. Malone
321ALocal section news
321AIndustry item
323AR. W. Riemenschenider Wins Lipid Progress Award Soybean Conference Scheduled
325ANew members
327A-333AHandbook of ultraviolet methods
331AThird ISA short course on gas chromatography
333ANew literature
333ANew products
334AExpect sellout for fall exhibits

Volume 43, Number 8 / August 1966

479-482Infrared anisotropy and structure of crystalline methyl stearate and methyl octadecyl sulfonateH. Susi and Anne S. Jahn
483-486Analysis of the monoethylenic fatty acids of rapeseed oil by open tubular gas chromatographyR. G. Ackman
487-490The reaction of picric acid with epoxides. II. The detection of epoxides in heated oilsJ. A. Fioriti, A. P. Bentz and R. J. Sims
491-496Polymorphism of cocoa butterR. L. Wille and E. S. Lutton
497-500New nonionic detergents based on epoxidized oils. IIKeith L. Johnson
501-504Isomeric linear phenylalkanes and sodium alkylbenzenesulfonatesF. D. Smith, A. J. Stirton and M. V. Nunez-Ponzoa
505-508Epoxidation of methyl linoleate. II. The two isomers of methyl 9, 10: 12, 13-diepoxystearateG. Maerker, E. T. Haeberer and S. F. Herb
509-510Polymorphism of palmitoyl and stearoyl dioleinsE. S. Lutton
511-514Lipids in wheat from various classes and varietiesY. Pomeranz, Okkyung Chung and R. J. Robinson
515-518Cyclic fatty acids: Removal of aromatic acids formed during hydrogenationR. A. Eisenhauer, R. E. Beal, L. T. Black and J. P. Friedrich
338A-340AMass spectroscopy: A tool now available to the fatty acid chemistRobert T. O'Connor
340AJ. J. Ganucheau dies Borden award to R. T. Holman
342A-350A40th Annual meeting program—Titles and authors
350ALos Molinos, S.A., adds extraction plant
350ANew members
350AObituaries
354A-355ANew booksE. G. Perkins and Kjeld Schaumburg
355AASTM session on Gas Chromatography
355ACottonseed clinic, 1967
358A-359AReport of AOCS Industrial Oils and Derivatives CommitteeK. E. Holt
359ALocal section news
362A-370AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. Aguilar, B. J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.
367AUSDA chemist tours European oil refining plants
367ASoy Conference seeks food crisis answers
367AN. M. Molnar receives Cooper Union medal
370AASA growth and increased crop demand noted at convention
373AEast lansing course designed for review, new perspective
373APediatric, geriatric cosmetics discussed
373ASME elects Emery man
373AIndustry items
375AAOAC scientists plan October Meeting

Volume 43, Number 9 / September 1966

519-524Methods for the determination of cyclopropenoid fatty acids. VII. The dilution-HBr-titration technique as a general methodFrank C. Magne, James A. Harris, Robert A. Pittman and Evald L. Skau
525-528Liquid scintillation determination of surfactants on cotton fabricB. E. Gordon, W. T. Shebs, D. H. Lee and R. U. Bonnar
529-530Foam fractionation of anions with a cationic surfactant: OrthophosphateRobert B. Grieves and Dibakar Bhattacharyya
531-535New nonionic detergents derived from epoxidized oils. III1K. L. Johnson and S. E. Tierney
536-538Esterification rates of some saturated and unsaturated fatty acids with glycerolL. Hartman
539-541Sulfonated branched chain fatty acids and estersT. J. Micich, E. A. Diamond, R. G. Bistline, A. J. Stirton and W. C. Ault
542-545Castor-based derivatives: Synthesis of some acrylate estersJane S. Nelson and Thomas H. Applewhite
546-549Variability in seed oil composition of 43Linum speciesD. M. Yermanos
550-555Crambe seed processing: Improved feed meal by ammoniationL. D. Kirk, G. C. Mustakas and E. L. Griffin
556-558Selective hydrogenation of soybean oil. II. Copper-chromium catalystsS. Koritala and H. J. Dutton
A380-A388Governing board report to the society
A38440th Fall Meeting
A390Meetings
A392-A446AbstractR. A. Reiners, R. Aguilar B., J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.
A404-A405Local section news
A405Soap Bacteriostat Symposium Highlights AOCS 40th meeting
A405Courtesy gifts, prizes donated for ladies at Philadelphia meeting
A418The four corners…Eugene Marshack, Jacobo Furman L., R. Gerbracht and Giovanni Jacini
A420Industry items
A434-A435Corn oil margarine sales gaining rapidlyPatrick J. Malone
A435Committee D-12 invites federal, consumer, industrial speakers
A436-A439New booksH. W. Reuszer, F. L. Kauffman and A. F. Clifford
A439Perfumery and cosmetic exhibit in Barcelona
A439Pittsburgh group plans inclusive '67 conference

Volume 43, Number 10 / October 1966

559-562Alternation of melting points in homologous series of long-chain compoundsKåre Larsson
563-567Intrinsic viscosity-number average molecular weight relationship for poly (n-Octadecyl acrylate) and poly (N-n-octadecylacrylamide)Edmund F. Jordan, Harry A. Monroe, Bohdan Artymyshyn and A. N. Wrigley
568-571Properties of ethoxylate derivatives of norrandom alkylphenolsL. H. Smithson
572-575The solution properties of some polyoxyethylene-polyoxypropylene surfactants in nonaqueous solventsJ. M. G. Cowie and A. F. Sirianni
576-580A miniature dishwashing evaluation methodR. M. Anstett and E. J. Schuck
581-584Some derivatives of 5-eicosenoic acidSara P. Fore and Gene Sumrell
585-589Key operations in the wet-rendering of peanut for the isolation of protein, oil and starchK. E. Eapen, S. S. Kalbag and V. Subrahmanyan
590-591Comparisons of the fatty acid content of cottonseed oil used in glass and iron pansLois Kilgore
592-595A method for adsorbent fractionation of cottonseed oil for experimental intravenous fat emulsionsW. S. Singleton, M. L. Brown and H. J. Zeringue
596-599A gas chromatographic method for measuring rancidity in vegetable oilsR. G. Scholz and L. R. Ptak
600An apparatus for the rapid preparation of fatty acid esters from lipids for gas chromatographic analysisJ. G. Endres
600-601The determination of organically combined sulfuric anhydride in sulfated tall oil fatty acid estersJ. T. Geoghegan, C. O. Myatt and M. Rodson
601-602Validity of Gunstone's acyl group distribution theory in vegetable fats containing appreciable GS3A. R. S. Kartha
A450New TLC methods detailed at Penn State
A452First Latin American Short Course in Monterrey
A452New members
A454East Lansing Short Course Report
A456Local section news
A456New product
A458Meetings
A460-A469New booksA. F. Clifford, Richard E. Grace, E. G. Perkins, Paul Magidman and W. D. Harris, et al.
A469Gullander, NAM President, speaks at SOCMA Meeting
A472-A483AbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. Aguilar, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.
A474Soy Food Conference in Peoria
A474Canadian Conference on Membrane
A474GC and TLC courses offered by University of Wisconsin
A474New Products
A480Names in the news
A485Paint Technologists Plan Meeting in Washington
A485Fellows of AOAC honored
A485New literature
A486NRA to meet in Washington, D. C.
A486Obituary

Volume 43, Number 11 / November 1966

603-606Ether alcohol sulfates. The effect of oxypropylation and oxybutylation on surface active propertiesJ. K. Weil, A. J. Stirton and M. V. Nuñez-Ponzoa
607-614Alpha olefin sulfonates from a commercial SO3-Air reactorD. M. Marquis, S. H. Sharman, R. House and W. A. Sweeney
615-619The energetics of surfactant adsorption at the air-water interfaceA. M. Mankowich
620-624Consumer testing liquid syndets. II. Biodegradable formulationsK. L. Johnson and H. P. Andrews
625-626Preparation of pure petroselinic acidD. Chobanov, M. Agova, E. Chooparova and R. Chaluckova
627-631Improved procedure for extracting food fatty acidsA. Kenneth Lough, Juan M. Navia and Robert S. Harris
632-634The stability of soybean oil: Effect of time and temperature on deodorizationHelen A. Moser, Patricia C. Cooney, C. D. Evans and J. C. Cowan
635-638Absence of aflatoxin from refined vegetable oilsWilbur A. Parker and Daniel Melnick
639-642The processing and storage characteristics of glandless cottonseedJ. T. Lawhon and A. Cecil Wamble
490A-517AReport on 40th Annual Meeting in Philadelphia
492A-517AArthur Rose presents award in Lipid Chemistry
498ASymposium on Odors and Flavors Attracts 200 chemists
499ANames in the news
499AObituaries
502A-542AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. B. Aguilar, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.
518A-522AFats and Oils reportPatrick J. Malone
527ANew members
527ALocal section news
528AFederal water budget reaches $92 million
529A-530AEncyclopedia of physics
530AIndustry item
531AISF-AOCS Meeting in Chicago, 1970
533ANew products

Volume 43, Number 12 / December 1966

643-646Uses of digital computers in theoretical analytical chemistry. I. Separation of a composite infrared band into two component peaksC. Roland Eddy and John S. Showell
647-648Uses of digital computers in theoretical analytical chemistry II. Simulation of the passage of a compound through a countercurrent distribution apparatusC. Roland Eddy and John S. Showell
649-651Variables in the technicon-N-24 method for the determination of serum cholesterolDorothy Roland, Gerald R. Cooper and Robert F. Witter
652-656A semiautomated procedure for the determination of serum cholesterol using the abell-kendall methodEloise Eavenson, O. T. Grier, J. G. Cisson and R. F. Witter
657-660Radiation effects on triglycerideEiichi Fukada and Mitsunobu Masuzawa
661-664Rapid gas-liquid chromatographic procedure for the analysis of methyl esters of long chain fatty acidsM. D. Jellum and R. E. Worthington
665-669Objective fluorometric measurement of alfatoxins on TLC platesWalter A. Pons, James A. Robertson and Leo A. Goldblatt
670-674Solvent effects on the nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of methyl hydroxystearatesA. P. Tulloch
675-677Gas-solid chromatography of hydrocarbons on activated alumina. II. Alkane, alkene, alkyne separations and subtractive adsorptionR. L. Hoffmann, G. R. List and C. D. Evans
678-680New gossypol derivativesO. Gonzalez Correa, H. M. Cappi, M. Salem and C. Staffa
681-682Micelle formation in mixtures of nonionic and cationic detergentsM. J. Schick
683-686Investigation of antioxidants for polyunsaturated edible oilsJ. W. Thompson and E. R. Sherwin
687-689The production of quick-tempered shorteningsG. W. Reigel and C. E. McMichael
690GLC determination of chain length distribution in fatty alcohol polyethoxylates and sulfated derivativesS Lee and N. A. Puttnam
A546-A586“Lipids in Baking” Symposium draws 240 to IITB. A. Greenwell, J. L. De Keizer, G. D. Pappas, R. H. Forsythe and J. R. Schultz, et al.
A552Report of the Uniform Methods Committee Oct. 20, 1966D. L. Henry
A552Industry Item
A552Meetings
A554New Orleans: Destination for 58th AOCS Annual Spring Meeting Committee Oct. 20, 1966
A556-A558The four corners...
A557-A585Exhibitors, Philadelphia Meeting
A561-A600AbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. Aguilar, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.
A566-A567Local section news
A573-A597New booksW. A. Pryor, R. C. Stillman, R. M. Johnson, J. M. Purcell and R. O. Crisler, et al.
A576Report on the Symposium on Canadian Marine OilsR. G. Ackman
A576ASTM reviews needs in detergent standards and test methods
A576NRA Convention includes AOCS speakers
A586New members
A586Names in the news
A588-A591Bond Award winner celebrates acceptance in verseDonald T. Warner
A591New ASQC short course
A592New literature
A597Two UCLA programs in gas chromatography
A597Sol Gershon receives SCC medal
A599-A600Gdansk, Poland, host to International Rapeseed Symposium
A599Industry Items

Volume 44, Number 1 / January 1967

1-4Semiautomatic analysis of serum triglycerides and cholesteryl esters by infrared absorptionN. K. Freeman, E. Lampo and A. A. Windsor
5-10The use of the computer in serum lipid and lipoprotein analysisL. C. Jensen, A. M. Ewing, R. D. Wills and F. T. Lindgren
11-17Combination gas chromatography-mass spectrometryF. A. J. M. Leemans and James A. McCloskey
18-25Measurement of carbon-14 and tritium in the effluent of a gas chromatography columnArthur Karmen
26-29Methods of isolation and identification of volatile compounds in lipidsPio Angelini, D. A. Forss, M. L. Bazinet and Charles Merritt
30-31Composition of the CnH2n−8 fraction from an alkylation reactionP. W. Flanagan, M. C. Hamming and F. M. Evens
32-36Observations on response factors for thermal conductivity detectors in GLC analysis of fatty acid methyl estersS. F. Herb, Paul Magidman and R. W. Riemenschneider
37-39Conjugation of soybean oil by decomposition of its iron tricarbonyl complex with carbon monoxideE. N. Frankel and S. Metlin
40-42Urethane foams from animal fats. II. Reaction of propylene oxide with fatty acidsF. Scholnick, H. A. Monroe, E. J. Saggese and A. N. Wrigley
43-45Urethane foams from animal fats. III. Oxypropylated dihydroxystearic acids in rigid foamsE. J. Saggese, Frank Scholnick, Marta Zubillaga, Waldo C. Ault and A. N. Wrigley
46-47Use of alizarin red S for determining critical micelle concentration of cationic surfactantsWahid U. Malik and Surendra Pal Verma
48-49Conductivity analysis for free fatty acids in oil from glandless cottonseedJames Velasco
50-54Countercurrent distribution of alkali-isomerized methyl linolenate with an argentation systemC. R. Scholfield, R. O. Butterfield, Helen Peters, C. A. Glass and H. J. Dutton
55-58Acetalization of aldehyde oils by catalysis with cation-exchange resinsR. E. Beal, D. E. Anders and L. T. Black
59-60Chick feeding tests on treated tung mealsR. L. Holmes, J. J. Spadaro and A. B. Watts
61-63Relationship between
64Fatty acid patterns in Marine, freshwater, and anadromous fishM. E. Stansby
A4New Orleans prepares welcome for 58th Annual Meeting
A6First of 1967 AOCS Short Courses Planned
A8Farm sales policy and cotton decline should soon affect soybean crushing volumePatrick J. Malone
A12Obituaries
A12Section news
A12Names in the News
A14Meetings
A16W. C. Ault retires after 25 years’ service with USDA
A16New literature
A17-A20AbstractsR. Aguilar B., J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
A25-A28New booksH. M. Teeter, H. S. Olcott, Louis Schmerling, S. G. Wilson and R. E. Grace, et al.
A29AOCS Short Course set for Houston
A31-A32Symposium on Pharmacology of Hormonal Polypeptides, Milan, 1967
A33-A34Names in the news
A35New products
A35Call for AOCS nominations for Honored Student Program
A37New members

Volume 44, Number 2 / February 1967

44A-46AReiser becomes AOCS presidential candidate Cowan and Kapecki vie for VP role
47AJoint short course on statistics for laboratory personnel
48AOutstanding symposia planned for new orleans; ladies’ program a pageant of old and new
52AIFT Minneapolis meeting inviting to food specialists
53ALocal section news
54AMeetings
56AAOCS incorporates new topics in GLC short course
56ALundberg to receive Bailey Award
65-66A comparison between determinations of the solubility of oxygen in oils by exponential dilution and chemical methodsLiisa Aho and Ö. Wahlroos
67-70Micro vapor-phase hydrogenation monitored with tandem chromatography-radioactivity. II. Evaluation of catalyst selectivity for linolenateT. L. Mounts and H. J. Dutton
71-73Interfacial properties of hydrocarbonsWilliam R. Gillap, Norman D. Weiner and Milo Gibaldi
74-76Use of dimethylsilyl ether derivatives in gas chromatographyWalter R. Supina, Richard F. Kruppa and Robert S. Henly
77-79Microcolumn liquid analysis of lipids with flame ionization detectionJohn E. Stouffer and Phillip L. Oakes
80-85Quantitation of phospholipid analysis using P32 by a digital computer method in metabolic experiments on niemann-pick diseaseAlbert I. Holtz
86-94Automated gradient-elution column chromatography of lipidsGary J. Nelson
95-98Recent advances in automated lipid analysisJacob B. Levine
99-102Tallow based detergent formulations: Mixtures of alcohol sulfates, salts ofa-sulfo acids and esters, and soapA. J. Stirton, R. G. Bistline, Eileen B. Leardi and M. V. Nuñez-Ponzoa
103-106A realistic soil cloth and test procedure for detergent evaluationB. J. Rutkowski
107-109The correlation of washability with the rate of surfactant adsorptionA. E. Vandegrift and Reverly J. Rutkowski
110-112Potential synthetic lubricants: Diol ester of C18-saturated cyclic acidsJ. P. Friedrich and L. E. Gast
113-116Gas-liquid chromatography of hydroxy fatty esters: Comparison of trifluoroacetyl and trimethylsilyl derivativesBernard Freedman
117-118Relationship between the calculated glyceride composition and the iodine value of cottonseed and pecan oilsAugust V. Bailey, James A. Harris and Evald L. Skau
119-120Fatty acid composition of castor oil by Gas-Liquid chromatographyB. Sreenivasan
121-125The fatty acids of degrasNicholas Pelick and J. W. Shigley
126-128Oxazoline polyester coating resinsW. J. deJarlais, L. E. Gast and J. C. Cowan
129-130Cottonseed meal trace element survey by atomic absorption spectrophotometryW. W. Turner
131-135Chemical reactions involved in the deep fat frying of foods. II. Identification of acidic volatile decomposition products of corn oilTsukasa Kawada, R. G. Krishnamurthy, B. D. Mookherjee and S. S. Chang
136-140Chemical reactions involved in the deep fat frying of foods. III. Identification of nonacidic volatile decomposition products of corn oilR. G. Krishnamurthy and Stephen S. Chang
141-143Volatile compounds produced by copper-catalyzed oxidation of butterfatD. A. Forss, Pio Angelini, M. L. Bazinet and Charles Merritt
144-146Volatile compounds produced by irradiation of butterfatCharles Merritt, D. A. Forss, Pio Angelini and M. L. Bazinet
147-151Homogenous catalysis in the reactions of olefinic substances. V. Hydrogenation of soybean oil methyl ester with triphenylphosphine and triphenylarsine palladium catalystsHiroshi Itatani and John C. Bailar
152-156Selective hydrogenation of soybean oil in the presence of copper catalystsC. Okkerse, A. de Jonge, J. W. E. Coenen and A. Rozendaal
157-158A reference standard for quaternary solutions used for titrating anionic detergentsH. M. Gardner
158-159Rapid desulfonation of alkylbenzene sulfonatesS. Lee and N. A. Puttnam
159The relationship between alkyl furans and the reversion flavor of soybean oilS. S. Chang, R. G. Krishnamurthy and B. R. Reddy
160Improved form of soxhlet extractorArthur F. Pinto
62A-64AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, R. B. Aguilar, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi and J. Iavicoli, et al.
65AFiesta holiday to follow AOCS spring meeting
67ANames in the news
69ANew booksW. C. Phelps, J. E. Newman and C. Y. Hopkins
78AWurster & sanger to receive presidential export “E” award
78ACommittee reports progress on AOCS detergent short course

Volume 44, Number 3 / March 1967

82ALegacy of New Orleans — Traditions to grow on 58th spring meeting program reflects new extensions in fats and oils research
84ACalendar of social events spring meeting—New Orleans
88APost-meeting fiesta holiday—olé!
92AAOCS and AACC to combine 1968 spring meetings
99ANew booksM. A. Morselli, R. B. Graver, E. S. Lutton, Johan E. Hoff and Larry Butler
100AAbstracts of papers 58th annual meeting New Orleans. Louisiana
104ACalendar of ladies’ program spring meeting—New Orleans
110AMeetings
112ASpecial course in statistics to precede 58th spring meeting
112AISF registration now for 1968; Chicago is 1970 meeting site
112AEmphasis on protein foods at India research institute
116ANames in the news
116ASection news
117AFee for 1967 short course on advances in soaps and detergents set at $140J. F. Gerecht
118AFats and oils report
119AThe four corners ...Eugene Marshack
120AAbstractsJ. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
125ACottonseed clinic considers research trends
125ANew food science facilities dedicated at MSU
125AIndustry items
127ANew members
129AAOCS “volunteer executive” makes friends in the middle east
161-166Identification and estimation of tocopherols by gas-liquid chromatographyHal T. Slover, Lydia M. Shelley and Teman L. Burks
167-170Reactions of aldehyde oils and methyl azelaaldehydate with polyolsR. E. Sharpe, D. A. Berry, E. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan
171-174Refractive index of alcohol nonionicsD. R. Weimer, L. D. Lindemuth and W. L. Groves
175-177An autoanalyzer method for determining hexachlorophene in soapW. E. Hoover, M. E. Ginn and Eric Jungermann
178-184Copolymerizations of esters and glycerides of unsaturated C18 fatty acids with ethyl acrylate and acrylonitrileFrank R. Mayo and Constance Willard Gould
185-190The autoxidative contraction of monolayers of linoleic acid at a gas-water interfaceW. L. Porter, A. S. Henick and M. Clifford
191-193Dimer acid esters by simultaneous dehydration and polymerization of technical methyl ricinoleateG. Silverstone
194-196Linseed oil emulsions for protecting concreteW. L. Kubie and J. C. Cowan
197-199Characterization of the nonvolatile compounds formed during the thermal oxidation of corn oil. II. Phthalate estersE. G. Perkins
200-201Lecithins and lysolecithins of wheat flourMary E. McKillican
202-205Chromatographic separation of lactone precursors and tentative identification of the γ-lactones of 4-hydroxy octanoic and 4-hydroxy nonanoic acids in butterfatJ. E. Kinsella, S. Patton and P. S. Dimick
206-208The effects of seed pretreatments and extraction conditions on the amount of minor components in seed oils. I. Lipid peroxidesL. -Å. Appelqvist
209-214Further studies on a multisequential method for determination of oil content in oilseedsL. -Å. Appelqvist
215-217Report of the instrumental techniques committee, AOCS, 1965–1966R. T. O’Connor, R. R. Allen, J. R. Chipault and S. F. Herb
218Some thoughts on a recent definition of the word “detergent”R. K. Viswanadham and S. D. Thirumala Rao

Volume 44, Number 4 / April 1967

219-220Preparation of esters, hydrazides and amides of carboxymethyldimethyl long-chain aliphatic ammonium chloridesC. L. Mehltretter
221-224Autoxidation products from cholesterolJ. A. Fioriti and R. J. Sims
225-228Measurement of some rheological properties of plastic fats with an extrusion modification of the shear pressIlija Vasic and John M. deMan
229-231Potentiometric titration of sulfate in some typical anionic sulfonate and sulfate surfactantsNorman T. Crabb and Harry E. Persinger
232-234Comparative evaluation of antibacterial soapsEric Jungermann, James Brown, Frank Yackovich and David Taber
235-238Preparation and plasticizing characteristics of a series of symmetrical and unsymmetrical N,N-Disubstituted oleamidesFrank C. Magne, Robert R. Mod and Evald L. Skau
239-243The influence of glyceride structure on the rate of autoxidationK. G. Raghuveer and E. G. Hammond
244-248C18-saturated cyclic acids from linseed oil: A structural studyJ. P. Friedrich
249-252Quantitative determination of cyclopropenoid fatty acids in cottonseed mealR. S. Levi, H. G. Reilich, H. J. O’Neill, Alva F. Cucullu and E. L. Skau
253-255Fatty acid composition and glyceride structure of piglet body fat from different sampling sitesC. Gail Stinson, John M. deMan and John P. Bowland
256-258An improved 2-thiobarbituric acid (TBA) procedure for the measurement of autoxidation in fish oilsT. C. Yu and R. O. Sinnhuber
259-263Limiting temperature and relative humidity for growth and production of aflatoxin and free fatty acids by
264-266High-oleic safflower oil. Stability and chemical modificationG. Fuller, M. J. Diamond and T. H. Applewhite
267-269Determination of gossypol in leaves and flower buds of
270-274Iron ore flotation: Practice, problems, and prospectsDonald W. Frommer
274Methods of isolation and identification of volatile compounds in lipidsPio Angelini, D. A. Forss, M. L. Bazinet and Charles Merritt
A146-A148Salad oil manufacture and controlT. J. Weiss
A151Chicago next!
A154-A156Hydrogenation and bleaching control proceduresE. G. Lantondress
A158Rice University site of AOCS Short Course on Quantitative GLC
A159-A166AbstractsJ. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A166New Orleans Meeting Committee Schedule
A168New date for Athens Symposium, “Fresh Water from the Sea”
A172-A173New booksM. R. Kare, W. O. Lundberg and F. A. Kummerow
A174Full Program Completed for Short Course on “Advances in Soaps and Detergents”
A176Meetings
A178-A184Fats and oils reportsDavid M. Bartholomew
A190-A191North Central Section Honors W.O. Lundberg for Outstandag Research
A192Names in the news
A193“Achema’67” in Frankfurt, Chemical Engineering Congress
A193New products
A1944th ISA Short Course on Gas Chromatography
A194-A195IFT Plans Minneapolis Food “Wisdomtheque”
A195Mid-American Symposium on Spectroscopy May Meeting
A195Industry items
A197New literature
A197Obituary
A197F. B. Porter dies, served society 55 years
A198Lipid research fellowships offered by St. Andrews Group

Volume 44, Number 5 / May 1967

202A-238AEffect of processing on crystal structureC. W. Hoerr
206AReiser and Cowan in top posts for 1967–68 Mrs. Crauer First Woman Elected to Governing Board
210A-235A1967 Short Course on “Advances in Soap and Detergents”
212AAOCS 41st Fall Meeting Named
213AQuantitation is Theme of AOCS GLC Short Course July 31–August 4, 1967
214A-230AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
218AMeetings
220A“Nutritional Aspects of Fats and Oils” Topic of Northeast Section’s 6th Annual Symposium
220ALocal section news
224A-237AFat autoxidation and related subjects: A review of the 2nd International Congress of Food Science and TechnologyReinhard Marcuse
226ANew Coatings and New Coatings Raw Materials Ninth Symposium
227ANew literature
229AASTM to Hold Meeting in Boston, June 25–30
229ACall for computerized data for new information directory
230ASafflower Utilization Research Conference
231ACombined spectrometer chromatograph to study moon and meteorites
231ASkeist Laboratories Compile coatings manual
231ASystematics in Biology Conference at Michigan U.
238AIndustry items
275-280The application of a capillary extrusion rheometer to the determination of the flow characteristics of lardH. J. Scherr and L. P. Witnauer
281-283Chromatography of polar triglycerides on silicic Acid ColumnsC. D. Evans, D. G. McConnell, R. L. Hoffmann and Helen Peters
284-288Juvenescent soap films. The evaporative stabilization of a film by a volatile surfactantMalcolm N. Jones and Karol J. Mysels
289-294A double label radiotracer approach to detergency studiesB. E. Gordon, J. Roddewig and W. T. Shebs
295-297Effect of substituents in the aromatic nucleus on the biodegradation behavior of alkylaryl sulfonatesC. Borstlap and C. Kortland
298-302Dimer acid structures. The thermal dimer of normal linoleate, methyl 9-
303-304Binary systems from palmitic-stearic triglyceridesE. S. Lutton
305-306Some new derivatives of lesquerolic acidJane S. Nelson and Thomas H. Applewhite
307-309Micro-emulsion process for the preparation of sucrose estersLloyd I. Osipow and William Rosenblatt
310-312Acetoxylation of methyl oleate with a resin catalystL. T. Black and R. E. Beal
313-315A rapid method for the estimation of
316-320Direct hydroxylation of fats and derivatives with a hydrogen peroxide tungstic acid systemT. M. Luong, H. Schriftman and Daniel Swern
321-324Isolation of soybean protein: Effect of processing conditions on yields and purityUri Cogan, Anina Yaron, Zeki Berk and Sylvia Mizrahi
325-327Oxidative deterioration of flesh lipids of pacific cod
328-330Carotenoid pigments of peanut oilHarold E. Pattee and Albert E. Purcell
331Stable basic lead soaps of alpha-disubstituted carboxylic acidsM. Fefer and A. J. Lauer
331-332Aflatoxin contamination. Electron microscopic evidence of mold penetrationLouise S. Lee, Lawrence Y. Yatsu and Leo A. Goldblatt

Volume 44, Number 6 / June 1967

242A-284ARaw materials. Handling and controlRobert D. Good
246A-291ANew orleans meeting draws record attendance
248ACall for nomination for fourth AOCS $2,500 award in lipid chemistry
250A-251AAOCS commentary
251ARensselaer color course
251ANRA sponsors series of salmonella workshops
252A-294AAOCS short course includes diverse topics on theme of quantitative GLC
254A-294AAbstractsJ. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
259A12th Modern industrial spectroscopy course
259ACarnegie offers automatic control course
263A-291AWelcome to chicago!
268A-272AFats and oils reportDavid M. Bartholomew
270AMeetings
272ARegistration active for AOCS detergent short course
333-340Automated techniques in serum lipid analysisArnold Antonis
341-343Dielectric properties of some long-chain esters in the solid stateJames Hunter and C. Roland Eddy
344-349Occurrence, detection, and prevention of cyclization during hydrogenation of fatty oilsJ. W. E. Coenen, Th. Wieske, R. S. Cross and Miss H. Rinke
350-353High order compositeness in natural fats. The glyceride structures of seed fats fromSchleichera trijuga, Sapindus trifoliatus, andMimusops elengiA. R. S. Kartha and R. Narayanan
354-356A method for calculating the ratio of each possible type of triglyceride in natural fatKan-Ichi Hayakawa
357-358Binary systems with monoglyceridesE. S. Lutton and F. L. Jackson
359-366“Acid” pyrolysis-capillary chromatographic analysis of anionic and nonionic surfactantsH. L. Lew
367-371New polymeric surfactants from butadiene, urea and sulfuric acidThomas F. Rutledge, Francis A. Hughes, Thomas J. Galvin and John D. Zech
372Phthalate esters in oxidized fatsN. R. Artman, W. R. Michael and J. C. Alexander
372Fatty acids of coho salmon fingerlingsR. G. Ackman
284A8th International exhibition and conference, Paris, 1968
284ASaul gordon center established
285AIndustry items
285AClosing the technological gap
286ANames in the news
286AReferee applications
286ANew members
287AThe four corners ...Eugene Marshack
290AObituaries
293ANew products
293AAmerican oil chemists’ society 1966 annual treasurer’s report

Volume 44, Number 7 / July 1967

298A-323AMajor Factors That Influence Bleaching PerformanceA. D. Rich
302A-333AFact anc fancy
304ACall for nomination for fourth AOCS $2,500 award in lipid chemistry
304ASociété de Chimie Industrielle To Give $10,000 Prize for “Technical Creativity” Seed Crushers’ Focus on EEC
304ASeed crushers’ focus on EEC
305AISA advance program available
305AASTM national officers for 1967-68 elected
306AR. T. O’Connor wins AOAC Wiley Award
306AOfficial chemists to hold meeting
306APurdue honors discoverers of high lysine corn
306AAACC awards lectureship honors Dr. Whelan
308AReferee applications
308ANew members
308A“Nonlinear estimation,” chicago short course
308ASection news
310A-312AFats and oilsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
313ACanadian committee on fats and oils 1967 meeting
317AIndustry items
318A-324AMeetings
325AChemical abstracts forms world-wide information panel
325APennsylvania industrialist urges world patent reform
327AOser chosen IFT president-elect
327ANames in the news
327AMaterials engineering /sciences exposition and conference
327ACAS summarizes history
328ANames in the news
329AAOCS fall meeting october 15-18, 1967
331APapers sought for spectroscopy meeting
331APlastics engineers to study marketing techniques
333ANew officers for chemical institute of canada
335ANew products
336AThe chromatographer’s lament
373-375Separation of conjugated methyl octadecadienoate and trienoate geometric isomers by silver-resin column and preparative gas-liquid chromatographyE. A. Emken, C. R. Scholfield, V. L. Davison and E. N. Frankel
376-378Chromatographic analysis of polyglycerols and their fatty acid estersM. R. Sahasrabudhe
379-380Gas-liquid chromatographic analysis of mono-and diglyceridesM. R. Sahasrabudhe and J. J. Legari
381-393Glyceride isomerizations in lipid chemistryB. Serdarevich
394-396Seed coat and fiber constituents of cotton seeds that may influence aflatoxin analysisL. J. Ashworth, John Mckinney and J. L. Mcmeans
397-399Standardization of nuclear magnetic resonance measurement of solids in fats and shorteningsW. D. Pohle and R. L. Gregory
400-404Spectrophotometric determination of saturated and alpha, beta-unsaturated carbonyl in complex systems at a single wavelengthDonald E. Jordan
405-406The alpha-sulfonation of alkyl palmitates and stearatesF. D. Smith and A. J. Stirton
407-412Nonionic detergent degradation. i. thin-layer chromatography and foaming properties of alcohol polyethoxylatesStella J. Patterson, C. C. Scott and K. B. E. Tucker
413-415Phenyloctadecanol and surface-active derivativesF. D. Smith, A. J. Stirton and M. V. Nuñez-Ponzoa
416-419Interaction of an anionic surfactant with hydrous ferric oxide solHans Schott and I. J. Kazella
420-422Selective hydrogenation of the cyclopropene acid groups in cottonseed oilT. L. Ward, Joao Shojiro Tango, E. R. Cousins and R. O. Feuge
423-424An improved mixed anhydride technique for fatty amide synthesisT. H. Applewhite and JANE S. Binder
425-428Determination of the glyceride structure of fats. glyceride structure of fats with unusual fatty acid compositionsM. R. Subbaram and C. G. Youngs
429-430Oil composition of
431-435The preparation and properties of some petroselinylamine derivativesLida L. Placek, F. G. Dollear and Gene Sumrell
436-438Distribution of monoesters resulting from the esterification of a mixture of glycols and triolsL. D. Williams and R. R. Allen
439-442Synthesis of 100-gram quantities of highly purified mixed acid triglyceridesJ. G. Quinn, J. Sampugna and R. G. Jensen
443-445Crystal properties of stearate esters of racemic and L(+) propylene glycolC. E. Stauffer
446-448Calorimetric studies of the heat of melting of milk fat by differential thermal analysisR. A. Yoncoskie
449-454The flavor potential of milk fat. A review of its chemical nature and biochemical originJ. E. Kinsella, S. Patton and P. S. Dimick
455-456On the extraction of oil from raw comminuted cottonseed kernels with the acetone-hexane-water azeotropeVernon L. Frampton and Armand B. Pepperman
457-459Deterioration of cottonseed meats during storageW. B. Harris and A. Cecil Wamble
460-464Aqueous acetone extraction of cottonseedWalter A. Pons and Paul H. Eaves
465-466Gas-liquid chromatographic determination of gossypol as the trimethylsilyl ether derivative
466-467Calculation of the linolenic selectivity ratios of hydrogenation catalysts
468A New Kind of Structure Variability in GS3-Nil Vegetable Fats from Specific Biological Sources. The Glyceride Structures of Two Vateria indica Seed FatsA. R. S. Kartha

Volume 44, Number 8 / August 1967

469Symposium on Soap Bacteriostats
470-472The role of the American Medical Association in product evaluationJoseph B. Jerome
473-475The microbiological availability of soap bacteriostatsDavid Taber, Frank Yackovich and James Brown
476-477Use of bacteriostats in soap and household cleansing agentsLeonard J. Vinson
478-480In vitro evaluation of the tissue substantivity of selected antibacterial agentsT. F. McNamara and M. Steinbach
481-483Methods for determining the distribution of bacteria in the skinDavid M. Updegraff
484Analysis of linoleate and linolenate by isomerization with potassium
485-487Odor evaluation of fatty methyl esters purified as urea adductsG. R. List, R. L. Hoffmann, Helen A. Moser and C. D. Evans
488-490Micellar properties of polyoxyethylene nonylphenol ether in anhydrous and hydrous cyclohexaneR. K. Sharma, J. M. G. Cowie and A. F. Sirianni
491-493Nuclear magnetic resonance determination of bacteriostatsMartin W. Dietrich and Robert E. Keller
494-497Comparison of practical and laboratory laundering of some modern fabricsR. T. Hunter, C. R. Kurgan and H. L. Marder
498-501The foam separation of colloidal ferric oxide with an anionic and a cationic surfactantRobert B. Grieves and Dibakar Bhattacharyya
502-505Polymerization of dehydrated castor acids using an acid earth catalystG. Silverstone
506-508Nonvolatile
509-514A systematic characterization of the reversion flavor of soybean oilThomas H. Smouse and Stephen S. Chang
515-516The linolenic acid content of peanut oilR. E. Worthington and K. T. Holley
A340-A342Air pollution regulation of nonvehicular, organic-solvent emissions by Los Angeles Rule 66G. R. Maher
A342Increased market competition topic at ASA convention
A342ASTM Commitee E-19 on Gas Chromatography Plans October Meeting
A344-A346Technical Program, AOCS Annual Fall Meeting
A348Local Section News
A352-A360AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
A361NRA sponsors Seminars on Soap Marketing
A365Society of Cosmetic Chemists’ Annual Seminar
A365Industry Items
A367SLA announces new translations register-index
A368-A370Meetings
A370New members
A370Names in the news
A377-A380Fats and oils reportDavid M. Bartholomew
A388Flavor chemists elect Merwin President
A388Applications now being accepted for Polymeric materials program
A389-A391New booksC. L. Smart, Ralph J. Gall, Helmut K. Mangold, Paul Madigman and A. M. Stearns, et al.
A392New products
A392Obituaries

Volume 44, Number 9 / September 1967

517-521An exploratory study of the addition reactions of ethyleneglycol, 2-chloroethanol and 1,3-dichloro-2-propanol to 1-dodeceneP. M. Bakker and C. Borstlap
522-524Ether alcohol sulfates from oleyl alcoholJ. K. Weil, A. J. Stirton and Eileen B. Leardi
525-530Detergent alcohols. I. The effect of alcohol structure and molecular weight on surfactant propertiesB. M. Finger, G. A. Gillies, G. M. Hartwig, E. E. Ryder and W. M. Sawyer
531-533Synthesis of
534-538Lactones in autoxidized vegetable oilsJ. A. Fioriti, V. Krampl and R. J. Sims
539-542Thin-layer chromatographic determination of antioxidants by the stable free radical α, α′-diphenyl-β-picrylhydrazylJ. Glavind and G. Holmer
543-544Iso-linoleic acids responsible for the formation of the hardening flavorJ. G. Keppler, M. M. Horikx, P. W. Meijboom and W. H. Feenstra
545-546Mixing effects in dead-end hydrogenationJaime Wisniak and Sava Stefanovic
546-548A compact, convenient stand and heater for soxhlet extractorsR. R. Lowry
548Improved titration of cyclopropenesR. O. Feuge, Zigrida Zarins, John L. White and Raiford L. Holmes
A396-A460The use of fatty chemicals as flotation reagentsG. E. Agar
A402-A404AOCS 41st Annual Meeting—Chicago, October 15–18, 1967
A404“Gas chromatography exploitation” theme of Copenhagen Meeting
A404Call for papers for ASTM Atomic Absorption Symposium
A404Call for papers for 1968 Joint Meeting, AOCS-AACC
A405Names in the news
A408-A424The four corners…Eugene Marshack, Jacobo Furman and Giovanni Jacini
A414-A456Interesterification products and processesLouis H. Going
A424Joint task force to investigate eutrophication
A426Meetings
A430-A474AbstractsJ. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A441-A465Local section news
A441Karl Laden editor of Journal of Cosmetic Chemists
A443-A467New members
A447New products
A448Detergents Short Course brings 170 to pocono inn
A456-A466New literature
A456New Gelman Instrument Courses
A460Plastics to fight corrosion
A460Obituaries
A461-A464New booksDavid Firestone, J. H. Benedict, Clarence H. Morris, R. E. Beal and J. F. Rothermel, et al.
A466Plastics Course in California
A470-A473American Oil Chemists' Society Examination Board
A473Industry item

Volume 44, Number 10 / October 1967

549-550Digital computer program for calculating selectivities of hydrogenation catalystsR. O. Butterfield and H. J. Dutton
551-554Microdetermination of the major individual isothiocyanates and oxazolidinethione in rapeseedC. G. Youngs and L. R. Wetter
554AddendumC. G. Youngs and L. R. Wetter
555-558Analysis of oil content of maize by wide-line NMRD. E. Alexander, L. Silvela S., F. I. Collins and R. C. Rodgers
559-562Viscosity characteristics of aqueous solutions of block copolymers of propylene and ethylene oxidesIrving R. Schmolka and Leslie R. Bacon
563-566Sulfur dichloride diadducts of unsaturated fatty derivatives. I. preparation and oxidationRobert A. Grimm
567-571Sulfur dichlonde diadducts of unsaturated fatty derivatives. II reactions with nucleophilesRobert A. Grimm
572-575Recovery of volatile compounds from butter oilD. A. Forss and Gwenda L. Holloway
576-580Effect of transesterification of lard on stability, antioxidant-synergist efficiency, and rancidity developmentStanislaw Zalewski and A. M. Gaddis
581-582Oil content, fatty acid composition, and other agronomic characteristics of sunflower introductionsD. G. Cummins, J. E. Marion, J. P. Craigmiles and R. E. Burns
583-584Estimation of crude fiber in dehulled soybeansR. E. Anderson and K. E. Holt
585-591Alcoholic extraction of oilseed with the aid of ultrasonicsW. Fred Schurig and Pedro Sole
592Fatty acid composition of fats extracted from meat and cheese pizza
A478-A480Deodorization, principles and practicesC. T. Zehnder and C. E. Mcmichael
A482-A483Local section news
A483Names in the news
A484Program growing for joint AACC-AOCS spring meetingEdith Christensen
A487New series begins on AOCS past presidentsC. P. Long
A487New ISA quarterly index
A490New books
A495J. P. Harris Dies; AOCS President, 1933
A495IIT symposium with bureau of mines
A496-A504AbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A504Meetings
A512New products
A513Oil technologists' symposium in hyderabad
A513Industry items
A515Plans made for cottonseed processing clinicF. A. Gastrock
A515Giuseppe mazzoni dies in italy
A521Swedish symposium on metal catalyzed lipid oxidation
A521Basic statistics and evolutionary operation courses
A523New literature
A525Call for papers for microwave symposium
A525Canadians plan first sessions on biological engineering
A525Found-one author!
A527New members
A529New booksH. B. White and R. W. Vest
A529Zettlemoyer edits new journal
A529ErratumW. A. Pryor, R. C. Stillman, R. M. Johnson, J. M. Purcell and R. O. Crisler, et al.
A530Clasified advertising
A530Chemistry core outlined for technicians
A530Obituaries

Volume 44, Number 11 / November 1967

593-606The use of molecular models in evaluating protein and peptide conformationsDonald T. Warner
607-614Diet, cholesterol metabolism, and atherosclerosisK. K. Carroll
615-622The lipids in pathology of the eyeGerald L. Feldman
623-627Genetics and the lipidosesAlfred G. Knudson
628-636Normal fatty acids in sedimentsKeith A. Kvenvolden
637-640Silicic-acid column chromatography: Adsorption mechanism and solvent systemsR. L. Hoffmann, D. G. McConnell and C. D. Evans
641-644Silicic acid column chromatography: Parameters for a binary solvent systemD. G. McConnell, R. L. Hoffmann, G. J. Elman and C. D. Evans
645-647Identification of an amido-amine component in diethanolamideMary Ellen Wittekind and J. H. Benedict
648-651Analysis for geometrical and positional isomers of fatty acids in partially hydrogenated fatsC. R. Scholfield, V. L. Da Vison and H. J. Dutton
652-655Synthesis of vinyl threo-9, 10-threo-12, 13-tetrahydroxystearatesJohn L. O’Donnell, L. E. Gast, J. C. Cowan, W. J. DeJarlais and G. E. McManis
656-658Alkaline cleavage of hydroxy unsaturated fatty acids and derivatives. II 10-hydroxydecanoic acid from ricinoleates and 1,10-decanediol from ricmoleyl alcoholM. J. Diamond and T. H. Applewhite
659-662Aromatic Acids of Carnauba WaxL. E. Vandenburg and E. A. Wilder
663-666An evaluation of the oxidative and flavor stability of stored soybean oilsL. A. Baumann, D. G. McConnell, Helen A. Moser and C. D. Evans
534A-576ANews

Volume 44, Number 12 / December 1967

667-679The relationship of biochemical and morphological information in the central nervous system: The problem of samplingArthur L. Prensky
680-690The hydrocarbon constituents of petroleum and some possible lipid precursorsHarold M. Smith
691-695Carbon isotopic evidence for the role of lipids in petroleum formationS. R. Silverman
696-702Alkanes in aqueous systems. II. The accommodation of C12−C36 n-alkanes in distilled waterEric Peake and G. W. Hodgson
703-707Optical rotation of petroleumsWilliam D. Rosenfield
708-710Analysis of oil content of soybeans by wide-line NMRF. I. Collins, D. E. Alexander, R. C. Rodgers and L. Silvela S.
711-716The determination of doubly labeled artificial soil in detergency studiesB. E. Gordon, W. T. Shebs and R. U. Bonnar
717-724Biodegradation of LAS benzene rings in activated sludgeR. D. Swisher
725-727The role of detergent in automatic dishwashing performanceF. W. Gray, V. J. Richter and R. C. Odioso
728-732A detergency test based on rapid aging of unremoved sebumW. G. Spangler, R. C. Roga and H. D. Cross
733-736Effect of varietal or subvarietal alterations on the high order compositeness status of fats from the same biological species. The glyceride structures of three
737-739A new polymorphic form of elaidic acidJames A. Harris, Robert R. Mod, Donald Mitcham and Evald L. Skau
740-742Rate of reaction of hexahalocyclopentadienes with long-chain olefinsC. K. Lyon, G. Fuller and T. H. Applewhite
743-744Segregation of fish oils with liquid propane and butaneJaime Wisniak and Jorge Barrientos
A580-A582Modified procedures for determination of free and total gossypol pigmentsB. D. Deacon
A582Names in the news
A584-A635Preliminary program announced for 1968 AOCS-AACC Joint Spring Meeting
A58641st AOCS Fall Meeting attendance surpasses predictions
A592-A634Fats and oils reportDavid M. Bartholomew
A594Glycerine research awards reinstated
A594IFT section presents Symposium on Sanitation in Food Processing
A594Third International Symposium on Drugs Affecting Lipid Matabolism
A594Gas Chromatography Forum Plans January 30–31 Workshop
A594Obituaries
A596AOCS past presidents series
A596New products
A596Local section news
A598-A619AbstractsJ. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A604Meetings
A608New members
A608Awards presented for paint technology federation
A614-A618The four corners...
A621New literature
A626Fritsche Award in Essential Oils Named for Dr. Guenther
A626UCLA three-day program in gas chromatography
A626Cosmetic science program expands at roosevelt U
A627Second call for nominations, honored student award
A627Wastewater conference
A627“Polyurethane technology” topic for two-day seminar
A634First Armour Creative Science Award won by Armour Industrial Chemical Company

Volume 45, Number 1 / January 1968

1-5Panel discussion and symposium: Synthetic fatty acids: A threat to the natural fatty chemical industry?N. O. V. Sonntag, K. T. Zilck, R. A. Reck, M. Fefer and A. J. Rutkowski
5-10Neo acids chemistry and applicationsM. Fefer and A. J. Rutkowski
11-13Synthetic fatty acids in Eastern EuropeKarl T. Zilch
14-16Straight-chain fatty acids from alcohols, olefins, and ziegler intermediatesNorman O. V. Sonntag
16-18New technology involving nonfatty basestocks at ArmourRichard A. Reck
19-22Nutritional properties of medium-chain triglyceridesHans Kaunitz and Ruth Ellen Johnson
23-25Medium-chain triglycerides—their composition, preparation, and applicationV. K. Babayan
26-30Nutritional evaluation of medium-chain triglycerides in the ratRobert W. Harkins and Herbert P. Sarett
31-33Hepatic metabolism of 1-14C octanoic and 1-14C palmitic acidsRobert Scheig and Gerald Klatskin
34-36Distribution modes and possible origins of sheep wool hydrocarbonsP. G. Simmonds, D. W. Nooner, A. Zlatkis and J. Oro
37-42Whiteness and fluorescence of fabricsK. J. Nieuwenhuis
43-48Evaluation method for agglomerating properties of granular detergentsToshio Nagai and Hiromu Onzuka
49-52Surface activity of sodium salts of alpha-sulfo fatty esters: The air-water interfaceE. A. Boucher, T. M. Grinchuk and A. C. Zettlemoyer
53-57Crambe seed processing. improved feed meal by soda ash treatmentG. C. Mustakas, L. D. Kirk, E. L. Griffin and D. C. Clanton
58Glass adapter for use in preparing alkydsM. Rsdson and J. T. Geoghegan
A4-A45Determination of fat compositionH. J. Dutton
A10-A47Beta-AminesMiles R. McCorkle, Paul L. DuBrow and Byron E. Marsh
A12Call for nominations for fifth AOCS award in lipid chemistry
A12Two-week course features theory of chromatography
A12The next phase textiles and detergents of the 70's
A19-A33AOCS technical exposition
A22TV chemistry teaching
A23Durkee scientists cited for dwight p. joyce award
A23Chemical conference in Vancouver
A23Meetings
A24Local section news
A24Peterson elected chairman of margarine association
A25New booksM. E. Lipschutz, C. H. McBride and Nicholas Pelick
A28-A48AbstractsJ. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A35New Products
A37Names in the NewsJ. H. Nelson
A39Symposium on parenteral nutrition
A39Dates given for experiments program
A41AOCS past presidentsA. E. Bailey
A41Pollution symposium at montrealA. E. Bailey
A43Cornell university schedules food science symposium, June 11–12
A43IFT meeting May 19–24, 1968
A45Committee revises
A45Classic contest is a winner at AOCS fall meeting
A4725th anniversary of hormel institute

Volume 45, Number 2 / February 1968

59-62Laboratory optimization of process variables in reductive ozonolysis of methyl soyateP. E. Throckmorton, L. I. Hansen, R. C. Christenson and E. H. Pryde
63-66Radiation-induced changes on beef fat-cephalin mixtures by
67-69Absolute neutral oil content of vegetable oils by radiochemical techniqueC. A. Marcopoulos and K. A. Manolkidis
70-71Bench-scale evaluation of nonvolatile
72-75Cyanoethylation of hydroxy derivatives of fatsG. Maerker, H. E. Kenney and E. T. Donahue
76-77Urethane foams from animal fats. IV. Rigid foams from epoxidized glyceridesF. Scholnick, E. J. Saggese, A. N. Wrigley, W. C. Ault and H. A. Monroe, et al.
78-79Benzyl, cyclohexyl, and phenyl esters of
80-82The action of various lime soap dispersantsN. Schönfeldt
83-86Comparison of soil-deposition and redeposition tests in evaluating drycleaning detergentsWilliam H. Smith, Manfred Wentz and Albert R. Martin
87-92Rapeseed oil in a two-component margarine base stockStanislaw Zalewski and F. A. Kummerow
93-95Reduction of aflatoxin levels in cottonseed and peanut meals by ozonizationC. T. Dwarakanath, E. T. Rayner, G. E. Mann and F. G. Dollear
96-99Color problems in oils from experimental safflower varietiesH. J. Burkhardt
100Thermal decomposition of methyl oleateW. W. Nawar and M. F. Dubravcic
101-102Some deviations from 1,3-random 2-random distribution in natural fatsA. R. S. Kartha
103-106Report of the instrumental techniques committee, AOCS, 1966–1967R. T. O’Connor, R. R. Allen, J. R. Chipault, S. F. Herb and C. W. Hoerr
A52-A54Cottonseed oil and meal utilizationK. M. Decossas, L. J. Molaison, A. de B. Kleppinger and V. L. Laporte
A56-A60AOCS candidates nominated for office, 1968–69
A60Second call for nominations, AOCS lipids award
A62-A63AOCS constitution and by-laws: Proposed revision
A64-A65AOCS-AACC joint meeting followed by a ... holiday in Jamaica!
A65Meetings
A68-A72AbstractsJ. G. Endres, Kazuo Fukuzumi, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A73Names in the news
A77British petroleum plans full-scale protein production
A77Microwave power symposium
A81Local section news
A81Biochemistry of lipids Conference in September
A82New booksJ. G. Endres, L. E. Trachtman and J. R. Anfinsen
A85Theory of chromatography course
A85H. J. Dutton named for 1967–68 Alton E. Bailey award
A106Fats and oils reportDavid M. Bartholomew
A107Three patents to glidden organic chemicals group
A107Nominations invited for AOAC Havey W. Wiley award, 1968
A107Gas chromatography institute
A109Report of the AOCS industrial oils and Derivatives CommitteeK. E. Holt
A110New products
A110New literature
A110AOCS past Presidents series E. M. James, 1952
A111Complete program: AOCS-AACC Joint Meeting, Washington, D.C.

Volume 45, Number 3 / March 1968

107IntroductionR. M. Burton
108-119A classification of biologic lipids based upon their interaction in aqueous systemsDonald M. Small
120-127Liquid crystals and living systemsJames L. Fergason and Glenn H. Brown
128-138Interaction of soluble proteins with protein monolayersJohn D. Arnold and Charles Y. Pak
139-140Soap films and some fundamentals of thin-liquid filmsKarol J. Mysels
141-143Phase equilibria and countercurrent distributionR. A. Barford, R. J. Bertsch and H. L. Rothbart
144-147Gas chromatographic-mass spectrometric analysis of isoprenoid hydrocarbons and fatty acids in shark liver oil productsE. Gelpi and J. Oro’
148-151A chromatographic method for the analysis of propylene glycol fatty acid esters in shortenings containing mono- and diglyceridesMadhu R. Sahasrabudhe and J. J. Legari
152-158Dimensional analysis of the detergency process for systems containing multicomponent soilsA. M. Mankowich
159-164Preparation and evaluation of surface-active brassylic acid-ethylene oxide adductsThomas K. Miwa, Richard V. Madrigal, William H. Tallent and Ivan A. Wolff
165-168Isomerization during hydrogenation of soap. I. Potassium oleateD. S. Raju, M. R. Subbaram and K. T. Achaya
169-171An automated method for determining free alkalinity or acidity in soapW. E. Hoover, M. E. Ginn and Eric Jungermann
172-175Studies in interesterification. II. Acidolysis of some vegetable oils with lauric acidM. M. Chakrabarty and K. Talapatra
176-182A survey of the conjugated fatty acids of seed oilsC. Y. Hopkins and Mary J. Chisholm
183-184Solid-liquid phase relations of some normal long-chain fatty acids in N,N-dimethylacetamide and N,N-dimethylformamideJames A. Harris, August V. Bailey and Evald L. Skau
185-188Removal of cyclopropenoid fatty acids from cottonseed meals by solvent extractionH. G. Reilich, H. J. O’Neill, R. S. Levi, T. Yamauchi and W. A. Pons
189-193Reactions of the stearoylated enolic form of acetone, involving hexadecylketene as the reactive intermediateEdward S. Rothman
194-196New process for the production of better-quality rapeseed oil and meal. I. Effect of heat treatments on enzyme destruction and color of rapeseed oilK. E. Eapen, N. W. Tape and R. P. A. Sims
197-200Selective hydrogenation of soybean oil. III. Copper-exchanged molecular sieves and other supported catalystsSambasivarao Koritala
A150-A152A guide for forecasting soybean futures pricesPatrick J. Malone
A155“Detergents-II” symposium rescheduled at Spring Meeting
A155Cottonseed industry prepares for change
A156-A158AOCS·AACC joint meeting
A160North central section hosts joint symposium with cereal chemists
A162-A176Abstracts
A176AOCS committee meetings
A186-A188The four corners ...Eugene Marshack
A188Esso education foundation grants $10,000 to Lehigh
A190Applications accepted for Gordon Research Conferences
A190Jobs go wanting in food industry
A192Names in the news
A192Local section news
A192Food and drug officials to confer
A192ISCC seeks godlove award candidates
A192New products
A194Enrollment open for June “New coatings” annual symposium
A194-A195New members
A196-A199New booksK. V. Kordesch, John Pinzelik, J. H. Jones, F. W. Quackenbush and J. R. Anfinsen
A199ASTM standardization seminar in April
A199Houston sponsors Pollution Control Conference
A200NBS standard reference available for cholesterol
A200Industry items
A200New literature
A201ACS division of organic coarings and plastics
A201Obituary
A202Meetings
A203SDA officers named: Bueltman Elected VP
A203Daniel Melnick Spokesman at “Food update” panel
A206Call for papers for New York AOCS meeting

Volume 45, Number 4 / April 1968

201IntroductionH. Ti Tien
202-229Thin lipid membranes with aqueous interfaces: Apparatus designs and methods of studyRobert E. Howard and Robert M. Burton
230-240Properties of lipid bilayers at a water-water interfaceD. A. Haydon
241-246Cellular organelles and lipidsJerome J. Wolken
247-249The fatty acid composition of edible marine fish oilsQamar Khalid, Ahmed Saeed Mirza and A. Hameed Khan
250-256Naturally occurring epoxy oils1C. F. Krewson
257-258Modified procedures for determination of gossypol pigments. II. Determination of free gossypol in low gossypol meals and of gossypol in oilsBenjamin D. Deacon
259-265Component fatty acids and composition of some oils and fatsB. Sreenivasan
266-271An electrophoretic study of the detergency processB. J. Rutkowski
272-276Oxidation of various lipid substrates with unfractionated soybean and wheat lipoxidaseP. L. Guss, T. Richardson and M. A. Stahmann
277-280Eleostearic acid derivatives. I. Reactions at the carboxyl groupShelby F. Thames, J. S. Long, O. D. Smith, S. J. Jen and J. M. Evans
281-284The domestic tung industry todayGeorge F. Potter
285-288Tung oil research and development at the southern regional laboratoryB. M. Kopacz
289-292A study of eleostearic acid-containing resinsJ. S. Long, Shelby F. Thames and Oliver W. Smith
293-295Elimination of the halphen response of cottonseed oils in conjunction with deodorizationP. H. Eaves, H. P. Dupuy, L. L. Holzenthal, E. T. Rayner and L. E. Brown
296Antioxidant activity of squaleneM. K. Govind Rao and K. T. Achaya
210A-249AA review of methods for determining pesticide residues, contaminants and adulterants in fats and oilsDavid Firestone
216ACall for papers for New York Fall Meeting
218A-243ACoconut oil achieves new statusDavid M. Bartholomew
220A-224ANew booksFred L. Snyder, Richard Miller, Louis Schmerling, S. Bolley and F. W. Quackenbush, et al.
224AMeetings
225AMicrochemical Workshop—1968
225AISA 2nd course process instrumentation
225AMargarine volume hits 12th straight yearly high
226A-250AAbstractsJ. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta, F. A. Kummerow and Gladys Macy, et al.
230ALocal section news
230AUSDA Calls Conference on Protein-Rich Products from Oilseeds
239AAOCS past presidents series Procter Thompson, 1953
239ANew Orleans to Host ASA Convention
240ANew members
241ANames in the news
242AFDA to report inspectional findings to management
242ANew products
243ANew literature
249AIndustry Items
249ANicholsen New President of Research Administrators
249AInstrument Society of America Sponsors 1968 Instrumentation Conference
249AObituaries
250AAOCS member since 1910, Daniel Picard dies in Florida
250ACall for registration for Ninth ISF Congress

Volume 45, Number 5 / May 1968

297-304Red blood cell lipids and the plasma membraneDavid G. Cornwell, Richard E. Heikkila, Robert S. Bar and Gian Luigi Biagi
305-312Studies on Phospholipid Mono- and BilayersR. A. Demel
313-324On the Nature of Synaptic ReceptorsJ. Del Castillo
325-330Chemistry of epoxy compounds. xxii. preparation of some long-cham 2-oxazolidonesMartin E. Dyen and Daniel Swern
331-332Analysis of Arsenic in Marine Oils by Neutron Activation. Evidence of Arseno Organic CompoundsGulbrand Lunde
333-334The Crystal Structure of a Diacid TriglycerideThomas H. Doyne and Janice T. Gordon
335-337The determination of the solids content of fats and oils by nuclear magnetic resonanceW. A. Bosin and R. A. Marmor
338-342Thermal analysis and calorimetry of some fatty acid sodium soapsP. Pacor and H. L. Spier
343-344Esters of rosin and olefin epoxidesNoah J. Halbrook, Walter H. Schuller and Ray V. Lawrence
345-350Soap bacteriostatsEric Jungermann
351-353Textile FinishesGiullana C. Tesoro
354-361Studies of soiling and detergencyTomlinson Fort, H. R. Billica and T. H. Grindstaff
362-366Factors affecting the performance and appearance of laundered synthetic fabricsRobert T. Hunter
367-373Radiotracers in fabric-washing studiesB. E. Gordon
374-376New nonionic detergents derived from epoxidized oils. IV.1Keith L. Johnson
377-380Improvements in detergency precision with radioactive soilW. T. Shebs and B. E. Gordon
381-384Experiments on film elasticity and surface relaxationRashad I. Razouk and Karol J. Mysels
385-387The Plasticizing Characteristics of Some N,N-Dimethylamides and Ester-Amides of Long-Cham Fatty AcidsRobert R. Mod, Frank C. Magne and Evald L. Skau
388-3921,2-Cycloaddition of Haloalkenes to Conjugated Fatty EstersE. W. Bell, J. P. Friedrich, L. E. Gast and J. C. Cowan
393-396Physiological Evaluation of Solvent-Treated Cottonseed Meals in Rations for Laying HensJ. Proctor, H. J. O’Neill, H. G. Reilich, R. S. Levi and W. A. Pons
397-399A New Process for the Selective Hydrogenation of Cyclopropenoids in Cottonseed OilJ. P. Hutchins, A. Z. Ullman and L. H. Going
400-407Fat oxidation at low oxygen pressure. i. kinetic studies on the rate of fat oxidation in emulsionsReinhard Marcuse and Per-Olof Fredriksson
408Protection of unsaturation by cupric nitrate during heterogeneous catalytic hydrogenation of aliphatic epoxy to hydroxy groups
A254-A295News

Volume 45, Number 6 / June 1968

409-413Developments in appliances which might influence the detergent and textile industriesRichard C. Davis
414-422Interactions in the system: Clay-detergent-celluloseHans Schott
423-428Advances in saponification, drying and soap-finishing technologyLuis Spitz and G. Mazzoni
429-432The chemistry of detergent perfumeryRobert J. Steltenkamp
433-436The impact of biodegradable surfactants on water qualityTheodore E. Brenner
437-440Composition and stability of pecan oilsThanun M. Pyriadi and Michael E. Mason
441-442Di-2-ethylhexyl phthalate in thermally oxidized corn oilMorton Beroza, B. A. Bierl and John M. Ruth
443-447Autoxidation of fatty materials in emulsion. III. Application of GLC and TLC to studies of the histidine-catalyzed autoxidation of methyl oleateJ. W. Hampson, S. F. Herb and P. Magidman
448Adherent natural soils on fiber surfacesHaruhiko Arai and Iwao Maruta
449-452Surface activity of sodium salts of
453-455Nonvolatile
456-460Interesterification. I. Change of glyceride composition during the course of interesterificationI. P. Freeman
461-464Free radical addition of hydrogen sulfide and thiols to linseed oil and methyl oleateA. W. Schwab, L. E. Gast and J. C. Cowan
465-467Polymerizable monomers from castor oil. I. Vinyl monomers based on undecenoic acidN. G. Kulkarni, N. Krishnamurti, P. C. Chatterjee and J. S. Aggarwal
468-470Isolation of two isomeric 2, 6-nonadienals and two isomeric 4-heptenals from beef and mutton tallowG. Hoffmann and P. W. Meijboom
471-474The hydrophilization process for the separation of fatty materialsWerner Stein
475-476Determination of citric acid in fatsR. Ohlson, U. Persmark and O. Podlaha
477A new color reaction of sesame oilS. D. Thirumala Rao, D. Ramachar and G. Krishnamurthy
477-478Gas flowmeter from a leak detector and potentiometerR. L. Hoffmann and E. D. Bitner
478-479Homogeneous hydrogenation of soybean fatty esters by the ziegler type of catalyst systemsYoshio Tajima and Etsuo Kunioka
479-480Paint driers-effect of organic acid carrierM. Fefer and A. J. Lauer
480Color reactions of red palm oilS. D. Thirumala Rao, D. Ramachar and G. Krishnamurthy
480Whiteness and fluorescence of fabriesK. J. Nieuwenhuis
312A-341AHydrogenation: principles and catalystsR. R. Allen
316A-361ASymposia on fish oil, pollution, and plant safety scheduled for fall meeting of AOCS
316A-361AStatler hilton gateway to heart of new york city
318AAmerican oil chemist’s society 1967 annual treasurer’s reportN. T. Joyner
318AChromatography course set for midwest and south in july
320A-325AThe American Oil Chemists’ Society at the crossroads
321AJoint meeting exposition —Photos
322A-359AGovernment commodity support Programs in cash and futures marketsDavid M. Bartholomew
325AWilliam A. Peterson, 1955
325ATurner. H. Hopper, 1956
328ANames in the news
328ANew members
328AReferee applications
330A-334AThe four corners…Eugene Marshack, Nolly Sirkis, T. Asahara, Jose E. Evangelista and Eduardo Vioque
333ANew literature
336AMeetings
336ALocal section news
336AC. Y. Hopkins honored on retirement from NRC
341AObituaries
344ANorth Central Section Ladies’ night
350A-364AAbstractJ. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta, F. A. Kummerow and Gladys Macy, et al.
360A-363ANew booksJohn L. Iverson, A. Ernest MacGee, Eugene M. Stearns {jrJr.} and Jack W. McEwan
361AIndustry item
363ANew products

Volume 45, Number 7 / July 1968

368A-370ACleaned-in-place (CIP) systems and controlsE. Scott Welch
372AGas chromatography short course by AOCS spectrometry journal launched polytechnic institute of brooklyn short courses
374ABiochemical methods committee report
376AProfessional advancement august short courses
378A1968Fall meeting
380ANew booksGeorge R. Riser, Jay C. Harris, C. R. Eddy and H. S. Ragheb
381A-386AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
388A-397AProgress report of subcommittee on nomenclature of the standards committee, AOCSG. E. Goheen
398AA.O.C.S. past president series
399ANew products
399AIndustry items
400AReport of uniform methods committee meeting, Washington, D.C.
401ANames in the news
403AAid signs nutrition agreement with AOCS and five other societies
407ALocal section news
407AMeetings
408ANew literature
481-486The preparation and properties of amines and cationic surfactants from fatty acidsRichard R. Egan
487-492Recent studies on the roles of silicate builders in detergent formulationsK. R. Lange
493-496Fabric bleaching with sodium perborateL. T. Murray
497-504Optical brighteners as detergent additivesPer S. Stensby
505-509Recent developments in the toilet-bar marketCharles C. Krause
510-516Properties of detergent phosphates and their effects on detergent processingC. Y. Shen
517-519Improved synthesis of 1, 1, 1-Trimethylolalkanes from hexanal and nonanalD. J. Moore and E. H. Pryde
520-522Hydrogenation of triglycerides containing linolenic acids. I. Calculation of selectivityH. J. Schmidt
523-524Applicability of the turbidity test for castor oil to some other hydroxy and epoxy fatty compoundsGollamudi Lakshminarayana
525-527Enol esters. VII. Isolation and rearrangement of terminal fatty oxirane estersS. Serota and E. S. Rothman
528-532Nonionic detergent degradation. II. Thin-layer chromatography and foaming properties of alkyl phenol polyethoxylatesStella J. Patterson, C. C. Scott and K. B. E. Tucker
533Alternate method for the determination of unsaponifiable matterJohn T. Goghegan and Marius Rodson
534-536Polyesteramides from linseed oil for protective coatings low acid-value polymersL. E. Gast, Wilma J. Schneider and J. C. Cowan

Volume 45, Number 8 / August 1968

537-546Quantitative gas chromatography in the structural characterization of glyceryl phosphatidesA. Kuksis, W. C. Breckenridge, L. Marai and O. Stachnyk
547-548Chromatographic determination of neutrals in tall oil fatty acids, gum and wood rosinP. B. Moseley and J. B. Stanley
549-552A rapid and quantitative procedure for the preparation of methyl esters of butteroil and other fatsFrancis E. Luddy, Robert A. Barford, Samuel F. Herb and Paul Magidman
553-559Carbonyls in oxidizing fat: XII. The isolation of free aldehydes from autoxidized triolein, trilinolein and trilinoleninRex Ellis, A. M. Gaddis, G. T. Currie and S. L. Powell
560-562Analysis for sulfate ion in the biodegradation of anionic detergentsT. C. Cordon, E. W. Maurer, O. Panasiuk and A. J. Stirton
563-566Protein soil defoaming in machine dishwashersIrving R. Schmolka and Thomas M. Kaneko
567-570The plasticizing characteristics of some fatty acid morpholides and morpholide-hydrocarbon extender blendsFrank C. Magne, Robert R. Mod and Evald L. Skau
571-574Reactions of fatty acid chlorides: II. Synthesis of monohydrazides or dihydrazides by acylation of hydrazine hydrate with saturated fatty acid chloridesNorman O. V. Sonntag
575-576Aflatoxins in hull and meats of cottonseedJ. L. McMeans, L. J. Ashworth and W. A. Pons
577-579The effect of unsaponifiable matter on the properties of coffee seed oilLeopold Hartman, Regina C. A. Lago, J. S. Tango and C. G. Teixeira
580Gas chromatographic separation of tocotrienols: Validation of predicted retention data
581-582A method for synthesis of
582Gas flowmeter from a leak detector and potentiometer
583Tricuspidaria lanceolata
584Fatty acid composition of mbocayá palm
584Capabilities of the du Noüy Tensiometer
420A-472ANews

Volume 45, Number 9 / September 1968

585-590Gas-liquid chromatographic analysis of cyclopropenoid fatty acidsE. L. Schneider, Sook P. Loke and D. T. Hopkins
591-593Ion flotation of dichromate and of complexed cyanide: Surfactants for qualitative analysisRobert B. Grieves, Jitendra K. Ghosal and Dibakar Bhattacharyya
594-598A rapid method for evaluation of antioxidantsGino J. Marco
599-602Sampling aerosol GLC peaks for spectroscopyWilliam H. King and Robert T. O’Connor
603-606Hydrogen formation during hydrazine reduction of oleic acidE. D. Bitner and H. J. Dutton
607-610Study of the foamability of solutions using the tensiolaminometric techniqueAndre J. Eydt and H. L. Rosano
611-615A determination of the apparent molar absorption coefficients of the cobalt thiocyanate complexes of nonylphenol ethylene oxide adductsNorman T. Crabb and Harry E. Persinger
616-618Homogeneous nonionic detergent p-n-NonylphenoxydecaethoxyethanolMarjan Kolobielski
619-621Cyclic fatty acids: Separation from straight-chain fatty acids by urea adductingR. A. Eisenhauer and R. E. Beal
622-624Removal of aflatoxins from oilseed meals by extraction with aqueous isopropanolEric T. Rayner and F. G. Dollear
625-628Chemical reactions involved in the deep fat frying of foods: IV. Identification of acidic volatile decomposition products of hydrogenated cottonseed oilKosaku Yasuda, B. R. Reddy and S. S. Chang
629-631Chemical reactions involved in the deep fat frying of foods: V. Identification of nonacidic volatile decomposition products of hydrogenated cottonseed oilB. R. Reddy, Kosaku Yasuda, R. G. Krishnamurthy and S. S. Chang
632-634Oxidative deterioration of partially processed soybean oilL. H. Going
635-638High-yield preparation of methyl stearolateR. O. Butterfield and H. J. Dutton
639Differential thermal analysis for evaluation of copper-chromium oxide catalystsD. J. Moore and Karl J. Moulton
639-640Apparatus for low-temperature solubility and freezing-point determinations by the thermostatic sealed tube methodJ. A. Harris, A. V. Bailey and E. L. Skau
A498-A503Process control conceptsEdward Lynn Ralston
A503Obituaries
A504The four corners ...Eugene Marshack, Brian Fitzpatrick and Giovanni Jacini
A509Meetings
A510Largest Smalley check sample series computerized — Others to follow soon
A510Session V—Detergent Additives Wednesday, October 23, 1968, 2:00 P.M. Georgian Room, Statler Hilton Hotel New York City
A515-A560Margarine oil formulation and controlLars H. Wiedermann
A518-A554AOCS 42nd Annual Fall Meeting Mini-Exhibits
A524A.O.C.S. Past President series N. D. Embree, 1959
A526-A548New booksF. W. Quackenbush, James F. Berry and Robert T. O’Connor
A528The 1968 Chevreul award
A530New members
A530Northeast section announces new officers and meeting schedule for 1968–1969
A530Industry items
A532Names in the news
A536-A550AbstractsJ. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta, F. A. Kummerow and Gladys Macy, et al.
A555New literature
A556-A559AOCS Official referee chemists—1968–69

Volume 45, Number 10 / October 1968

564A-570ARefining of oils and fatsFrank E. Sullivan
572A-573AAOCS 59th Annual Meeting, San Francisco
574AFats and oils report
576A42nd Fall Meeting Close at Hand
576AMini-Girl to host Mini-Exhibit
576ACommittee meetings
577AL. C. King wins chemical education award
577AAOCS Past president: R. W. Bates
577AIndustry items
584A-586AEmulsifiers: Processing and quality controlIra A. Macdonald
587AWeisberg to head LIFE
587ANew products
588ANames in the news
590A-592ANew booksF. W. Quackenbush, Robert T. O’Connor, Hermann Schlenk, Paul D. Cretien and L. R. Driskell, et al.
593ALocal section news
593AObituaries
593ANew literature
594AMeetings
596AA system for rating the performance of laboratories in analytical check seriesC. H. Perrin and E. M. Glucker
604A-613AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
605ANew members
641-642The effect of various concentrations of tocopherols and tocopherol mixtures on the oxidative stability of a sample of lardR. M. Parkhurst, W. A. Skinner and Priscilla A. Sturm
643-648Characterization of some heated fat componentsNeil R. Artman and J. Craig Alexander
649-651Monoepoxidation of methyl linoleate: (±)-methyl vernolate and (±)-methyl coronarateM. Ferrari, E. L. Ghisalberti, U. M. Pagnoni and F. Pelizzoni
652-655Identification of polyoxyalkylene-type nonionic surfactants by paper chromatographyGeorge L. Selden and J. H. Benedict
656-660Radiolysis of lipids: Mode of cleavage in simple triglyceridesM. F. Dubravcic and W. W. Nawar
661-665Automatic determination of the foam end point in a simulated dishwashing testG. M. Hartwig
666-669Effect of tallow-coconut fatty acid ratios on properties of bar soapsM. E. Ginn, R. C. Steinhauer, Irwin Liebman and Eric Jungermann
670-672Effect of additives on the critical micelle concentration of some polyethoxylated nonionic detergentsW. U. Malik and S. M. Saleem
673-675Studies on conductivity of the system: Barium soap-water and propanol-1K. N. Mehrotra and R. P. Varma
676-679Regional differences of lipid composition in morphologically distinct fatty tissues: III. Peanut seedsE. Fedeli, G. Favini, F. Camurati and G. Jacini
680-682Rapid method for detecting aflatoxins in peanutsCharles E. Holaday
683-685Effect of carbon dioxide, temperature, and relative humidity on production of aflatoxin in peanutsT. H. Sanders, N. D. Davis and U. L. Diener
686-688Aflatoxins B1, B2, G1, and G2: Separation and purificationR. D. Stubblefield, O. L. Shotwell and G. M. Shannon
689-693Composition of several types of Safflower seedJ. Guggolz, D. D. Rubis, V. V. Herring, R. Palter and G. O. Kohler
694-699Improved objective fluorodensitometric determination of aflatoxins in cottonseed productsWalter A. Pons, Alva F. Cucullu, Anthony O. Franz and Leo A. Goldblatt
700-702The bioassay of aflatoxins and related substances with Bacillus megaterium spores and chick embryosA. Jayaraman, E. J. Herbst and M. Ikawa
703-707The solubility of water in edible oils and fatsM. H. Hilder
708Stereospecific hydrogenation of stearolate with copper catalystsSambasivarao Koritala
708-709Volatile products from autoxidized methyl linoleate: Comparison at peroxide levels of 100–150 and 1000Hawkins Ng, R. J. Horvat, A. Lee, W. H. McFadden and W. G. Lane, et al.
709-710Nature of residual lipids in menhaden fish protein concentrateB. Medwadowski, J. Van der Veen and H. S. Olcott
711Comments on the use of the Lovibond systemG. J. Chamberlin
711-712Thermal decomposition of methyl oleateA. K. Sen Gupta
712Coconut oil and filled milkLouis B. Raffel

Volume 45, Number 11 / November 1968

624AFeature
630ASan Francisco prepares welcome for 60th Meeting
630ALast call for papers
630AAOCS Honored Student Program call for nominations
632AMethods for stability and antioxidant measurementE. R. Sherwin
636ALocal section news
638A-640ANew booksF. W. Quackenbush, Karl T. Zilch, Charles B. Herrin, R. M. Pierce and R. C. Stillman
641ANew literature
649AObituary
650ANew members
650AMeetings
652AAOCS past presidents series
652ANames in the news
657AAbstractsJ. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta, F. A. Kummerow and Gladys Macy, et al.
665ANew products
667AIndustry items
713-714IntroductionD. D. Laiderman
715-719New tertiary amine-based surface active polymersIrving R. Schmolka and Reinhold K. Seizinger
720-725Fatty amidoamine derivatives: N,N-dimethyl-N-(3-alkylamidopropyl)amines and their saltsT. M. Muzyczko, S. Shore and J. A. Loboda
726-728Fatty glycols and isostearyl alcohol as lipstick componentsRichard R. Egan and Bernard J. Hoffman
729-737Influence of various surfactants on the antimicrobial activity of bromsalans and other ring-halogenated substancesNicholas M. Molnar
738-741Alcohol ether sulfates in shampoosHenry Watanabe and W. L. Groves
742-743Main constituents of rapeseed lecithinU. Persmark
744-746Direct conversion of some halogen hydroxy fatty acids into the corresponding methyl esters of ketoacidsD. Rankoff
747-749Isomeric phenylstearic acids and related compounds: Composition and partial separationF. D. Smith, A. J. Stirton and C. J. Dooley
750-753Variability of degree of high order compositeness in fats from the same biological species: Fats from geographic varieties of
754-759The development of a particulate radioactive soil for detergency studiesB. E. Gordon and E. L. Bastin
760-763Epoxidation of alkyl esters of 12,13-epoxyoleic acids and evaluation of the diepoxides as plasticizers for poly(vinyl chloride)J. F. Rusling, G. R. Riser, M. E. Snook and W. E. Scott
764-766Introduction: The great variety of spectroscopic techniques available for the analysis of fatty acids and lipidsRobert T. O’Connor
767-774Neutron activation analysis and its application to the analysis of food productsVincent P. Guinn
775-777Application of wide-line NMR to analysis of cereal products and fats and oilsW. D. Pohle and R. L. Gregory
778-783High resolution NMR spectroscopy and some examples of its useC. Y. Hopkins
784-788Gas-liquid chromatography of lipids, carbohydrates and amino acidsS. F. Herb
789-792Atomic absorption spectroscopyBiagio Piccolo and Robert T. O’Connor
793-797The role of X-ray diffraction in studies of the crystallography of monoacid saturated triglyceridesC. W. Hoerr and F. R. Paulicka
798-809Applications of infrared absorption spectroscopy in the analysis of lipidsNorman K. Freeman
810-817Mass spectrometry of lipid moleculesKwok K. Sun and Ralph T. Holman
818-822Computer aided spectroscopyRobert O. Crisler
823-824On the similarity between micelles of nonionic detergents and globular proteinsHans Schott
824Chromatographic determination of neutrals in tall oil fatty acids, gum and wood rosinP. B. Moseley and J. B. Stanley

Volume 45, Number 12 / December 1968

680A-684AThe reconstitution of flavorsErnest H. Polak
686ANow is the time to plan for San Francisco
688ANew booksF. W. Quackenbush, Paul Becher, F. W. Quackenbush, A. Clifford and Robert M. Pierce, et al.
692A-694AThe four corners ...Eugene Marshack
696AA.O.C.S. past president series
696ANames in the news
698AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
700AProfitable soybean hedging for farmersDavid M. Bartholomew
708ALocal section news
708AFatty acid report
708AObituaries
713AMeetings
717ACall for Nominations for Sixth AOCS $2,500 Award in Lipid Chemistry
731ASecond call for Nominations, Honored Student Award
825-829Detection of adulteration of olive oil by argentation thin layer chromatographyD. S. Galanos, V. M. Kapoulas and E. C. Voudouris
830-833The solubilities of seven gases in olive oil with references to theories of transport through the cell membraneR. Battino, F. D. Evans and W. F. Danforth
834-840Combination of thin layer chromatography and gas chromatography in the analysis on a microgram scale of lipids from wheat flour and wheat flour doughsA. Graveland
841-844Physical and chemical properties of selected metal complexes of gossypolH. N. Ramaswamy and R. T. O’Connor
845-847Gas-liquid chromatographic analysis of lactoylated monoglyceridesE. F. Neckermann and P. P. Noznick
848-851Gas chromatographic determination of tocopherols and sterols in soya sludges and residuesJ. P. Nelson and A. J. Milun
852-854Improvement of foaming tendency of kapok seed oil by catalytic hydrogenationYoshiyuki Kawase, Harumi Niizuma and Kosaku Yasuda
855-858Chlorine-stable machine dishwashing productsT. M. Kaneko, I. R. Schmolka and J. W. Compton
859-861Nonvolatile α-branched chain fatty acid derivatives: III. Addition of acid chlorides, anhydrides and amides to terminal olefinsT. Perlstein, A. Eisner, W. C. Ault and P. A. De Haven
862-865Elimination of aflatoxins from peanut mealF. G. Dollear, G. E. Mann, L. P. Codifer, H. K. Gardner and S. P. Koltun, et al.
866-869Removal of chlorinated pesticides from crude vegetable oils by simulated commercial processing proceduresKeith J. Smith, Percy B. Polen, D. M. de Vries and Francis B. Coon
870-871An improved separation of aflatoxinsMabry Wiley and A. C. Waiss
872-875Determination of copper in edible soybean oilsG. R. List, R. L. Hoffmann, W. F. Kwolek and C. D. Evans
876-879Compositional data on sunflower seedF. R. Earle, C. H. Vanetten, T. F. Clark and I. A. Wolff
880-884An improved rapid physicochemical assay method for aflatoxin in peanuts and peanut productsArthur E. Waltking, George Bleffert and Mary Kiernan
885-887Preparation of high apparent bulk density clays by fluidized activationM. K. Hasnuddin Siddiqui
888-894Hydrolytic, reductive and pyrolytic decomposition of selected ozonolysis products. Water as an ozonization mediumE. H. Pryde, D. J. Moore and J. C. Cowan
895-896Chlorinated alcohols: I. Preparation from chlorinated acidsR. A. Grimm, J. E. Menting, A. J. Stirton and J. K. Weil
897-900Chlorinated alcohols: II. The chlorination of oleyl alcoholR. A. Grimm, J. E. Menting, A. J. Stirton and J. K. Weil
901-902Chlorinated alcohols: III. 9,10-DichlorostearylamineR. A. Grimm, A. J. Stirton and J. K. Weil
903Estimation of free gossypol in cottonseed meal and cottonseed meats: Modified methodF. H. Smith
903-904Identification of arachidic acid in porcine glyceridesG. Gail Stinson and J. M. deMan

Volume 46, Number 1 / January 1969

4ANew developments in synthetic fatty acidsNorman O. V. Sonntag
10A60th annual meeting — San Francisco, California
12ANew booksKi-Han Kim, John D. Zech, Edwin T. Mertz, Philippe Shubik and E. G. Perkins, et al.
14ALocal section news
16AHawaiian holiday AOCS style
19ANew members
24AMeetings
29AAOCS institutes “open forum” at fall business meeting
30ANew products
30AIndustry items
32AAbstractsJ. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta, F. A. Kummerow and Gladys Macy, et al.
36ANames in the news
40AAOCS past presidents series
42ACall for nominations for sixth AOCS $2,500 award in lipid chemistry
48ANew literature
1-4Difunctional derivatives of cyanoethylated hydroxystearateH. E. Kenney, G. Maerker and E. T. Donahue
5-7Determination and application in GLC of semilog function of retention time and chain length: Effect of temperature variation on functionP. F. Crowe and D. S. Spicer
8-12Chromatographic analysis of sorbitan fatty acid estersMadhu R. Sahasrabudhe and R. K. Chadha
13-17Application of high vacuum fractional distillation to complex mixtures of methyl esters of polyunsaturated fatty acidsO. S. Privett, J. D. Nadenicek, F. J. Pusch and E. C. Nickell
18-22A dimeric oxidation product of γ-tocopherol in soybean oilMamoru Komoda and Ichiro Harada
23-27Studies on some chemical aspects of kusum oilM. K. Kundu and C. Bandyopadhyay
28-30Refractive index as an objective method for evaluation of rancidity in edible oils and fatsS. S. Arya, S. Ramanujam and P. K. Vijayaraghavan
31-33Non-interference of seed coat constituents of cotton seeds using the pons and goldblatt aflatoxin procedureT. C. Campbell and J. H. Snider
34-38Hydrocarbons and alcohols of basking shark and pig liver lipidsLeon L. Gershbein and Eric J. Singh
39-40Screening cottonseed for aflatoxinsM. E. Whitten
41-46Study on the fatty acid composition during germination of peanuts treated with growth regulatorsD. N. Vyas, K. C. Patel and R. D. Patel
47-48Plant response to pesticides and environment: Sicklepod (Cassia tora L.) fatty acid separation by gas chromatographyR. E. Wilkinson, R. E. Worthington and W. S. Hardcastle
49-51The determination of heat capacities of milk fat by differential thermal analysisR. A. Yoncoskie
52-55New process for the production of better quality rapeseed oil and meal: II. Detoxification and dehulling of rapeseeds — feasibility studyK. E. Eapen, N. W. Tape and R. P. A. Sims
56Improvements in the azeleoglyceride analysis techniqueA. R. S. Kartha

Volume 46, Number 2 / February 1969

A58-A62Imitation dairy products—Past, present and futureJ. H. Hetrick
A62New products
A64-A68AOCS candidates nominated for office, 1969–70
A68Call for nominations for sixth AOCS $2,500 award in lipid chemistry
A70AOCS presents post-meeting tour to “Old Hawaii”
A72-A74Fats and oils report
A74Industry items
A75New literature
A76-A78New booksF. W. Quackenbush, D. G. Goliss, E. G. Perkins, Hans Kaunitz and Gerald L. Feldman, et al.
A79Local section news
A79Obituary
A80AbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
A81Names in the news
A82Meetings
A84AOCS past presidents series
A86-A92Ladies entertainment program
A99-A124American oil chemist’s society 60th annual meeting program April 20–24, 1969 San Francisco Hilton Hotel San Francisco, California
57-59Report of the instrumental techniques committee, AOCS, 1967–1968R. T. O’Connor, R. R. Allen, K. M. Brobst, J. R. Chipault and S. F. Herb, et al.
60-63Evaluation of the differential scanning calorimetric method for fat solidsAlan P. Bentz and Barbara G. Breidenbach
64-66Study on the effect of antioxidants in the autoxidation of methyl nonconjugated octadecadienoatesKazuo Fukuzumi and Nobuo Ikeda
67-69Secondary and tertiary amines derived from pelargonaldehyde and methyl azelaaldehydateE. H. Pryde, D. E. Anders and J. C. Cowan
70-74Computerization in fabric detergency testingJ. C. Illman, G. M. Hartwig and J. W. Roddewig
75-80The use of optical brighteners for synthetic fibers in detergentsR. Anliker, H. Hefti and H. Kasperl
81-84Enzymic activity of proteases in detergent systems: Comparison of assay methods and the role of interfering substancesStuart D. Friedman and Stanley M. Barkin
85-87Chlorinated alcohols: IV. The chlorination of oleic acidJ. E. Menting, R. A. Grimm, J. K. Weil and A. J. Stirton
88-93Reaction of cysteine and methionine with malonaldehydeH. Buttkus
94-96Identification of some acids from autoxidation of methyl linoleateR. J. Horvat, W. H. McFadden, H. Ng, W. G. Lane and A. Lee, et al.
97-99High oleic oils by selective hydrogenation of soybean oilOvidiu Popescu, Sambasivarao Koritala and H. J. Dutton
100-104Metabolism of gossypol in the chickCarl M. Lyman, John T. Cronin, Mary M. Trant and George V. Odell
105-107A simplified procedure for the determination of aflatoxin B1 in cottonseed mealsJames Velasco
108-112Analysis of lipids containing epoxy groups: The epoxy glycerides of
113-117Integrated system for microreactor gas chromatographyE. D. Bitner, V. L. Davison and H. J. Dutton
118Hydrogenolysis of carboxylic acids with rhodium oxideR. A. Grimm, A. J. Stirton and J. K. Weil
119The effect of some mycotoxins on the brine shrimp,
120The quantitative separation of mono- and dibasic acids produced in the oxidative breakdown of unsaturated fatty acidsA. R. S. Kartha

Volume 46, Number 3 / March 1969

a128AOCS 1969 Spring Meeting
a128Committee Meetings
a132-a136AOCS and AACC (oilseed division) to sponsor: Oilseed proteins short course
a134-a136The four corners ...
a140Meetings
a140Nominations sough AOCS award of merit
a142Local section news
a142Proctor Thompson, AOCS 44th President, Dies
a144Names in the news
a146A.O.C.S. Past president series Jay C. Harris, 1965
a148-a152New booksArthur N. Wrigley, Richard Miller, Robert T. O’Connor, J. R. Anfinsen and L. J. Garrison
a153Call for nominations for sixth AOCS $2,500 award in lipid chemistry
a154Subcellular particulates short course scheduled for June 16–19
a1551968 Glycerine research award winners named three AOCS members honored by Glycerine Producers
a158-a180AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
121-123Breeding rapeseed for oil and meal qualityR. K. Downey, B. M. Craig and C. G. Youngs
124-125Some problems in altering the gossypol content of cottonseed through breedingJoshua A. Lee
126-129Variation in composition of sunflower oil from composite samples and single seeds of varieties and inbred linesE. D. Putt and R. B. Carson
130-132Modification of quantity and quality of safflower oil through plant breedingP. F. Knowles
133-138Hydroformylation of unsaturated fatty estersE. N. Frankel, S. Metlin, W. K. Rohwedder and I. Wender
139-142Catalyst studies for hydrogenation of vegetable oilsSava Stefanovic and Lyle F. Albright
143-144Heats of fusion for some triglycerides by differential scanning calorimetryJ. W. Hampson and H. L. Rothbart
145-148Some recent developments in the isolation and synthesis of lipidsW. O. Lundberg
149-151Separation and purification of aflatoxins B1, B2, G1 and G2, and comparison of semi-synthetic aflatoxins B2 and G2 with naturally-occurring aflatoxins B2 and G2J. V. Rodricks
152-154Studies on surface tension of the system: Barium soap-water and propanol-1K. N. Mehrotra and R. P. Varma
155-157Hydrogenation of unsaturated fatty acids to unsaturated fatty alcohols: I. Study of Cu and Cd oleates as catalystsJ. D. Richter and P. J. van den Berg
158-162Hydrogenation of unsaturated fatty acids to unsaturated fatty alcohols: II. Kinetics and mechanism of the reaction using Cu and Cd oleates as catalystsJ. D. Richter and P. J. van den Berg
163-166Hydrogenation of unsaturated fatty acids to unsaturated fatty alcohols: III. Comparison of different soap catalyst systemsJ. D. Richter and P. J. van den Berg
167-170Ethoxylation of fatty aminesH. L. Sanders, J. B. Braunwarth, R. B. McConnell and R. A. Swenson
171-172Photolytic synthesis of methyl sterculate containing mixture from methyl stearolate and diazomethaneMartin M. Schlosser, Angelo J. Longo, James W. Berry and Archie J. Deutschman
173-175Oxidative stability of safflower oilSharon S. Bratcher, A. R. Kemmerer and D. D. Rubis
176-178Effect of growth regulators on lipase activity of peanut during germinationD. N. Vyas and K. C. Patel
179-182The formation of 1-octen-3-ol in soybeans during soakingA. F. Badenhop and W. F. Wilkens
183B
184Cocoanut

Volume 46, Number 4 / April 1969

184A-190ADrying moist cottonseed protein productsWilliam H. King
190ANew literature
192AAOCS-AACC joint short course french link, Indiana, July 13–16, 1969
194AMeetings
194ANew Products
196AFats and oils reportDavid M. Bartholomew and Merrill Lynch
198ASiakotos, fleischer and zeman to head subcellular particulates course
200ANames in the news
202ARyberg to speak at northeast section
202AAttention northeast section members
202AIndustry items
204AMinneapolis—City of lakes will host the AOCS 43rd fall meeting Leamington Hotel. October 5–8, 1969
206A-244AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
185-188Titration of cyclopropene esters with hydrogen bromideR. O. Feuge, Zigrida Zarins, John L. White and Raiford L. Holmes
189-190The composition of beeswax alkyl estersP. J. Holloway
191-193Insect sex attractants: XI. analysis of
194-198Synthetic fatty alcohol and acids-new additions to the raw material pool for soaps and detergentsJ. G. Moffett and W. DeAcetis
199-201The effects of the changing textile technology on detergent formulationsRobert T. Hunter and Robert C. Roga
202-204The new toilet soapsA. B. Herrick and Eric Jungermann
205-207Changes in hardwareD. T. Donovan
208-212New household detergent based on AOSS. Tomiyama, M. Takao, A. Mori and H. Sekiguchi
213-218Reactions of azelaaldehydic estersE. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan
227AAACC’s program highlights
229AAOCS honored student program
232AH. E. Catter receives 1968 spencer award
232AObituaries
232ACrude glycerine production

Volume 46, Number 5 / May 1969

A248AOCS-AACC joint short course French lick, Indiana, July 13–16, 1969
A252Minneapolis prepares WELCOME for 43rd annual fall meeting
A254New Products
A256New booksRobert A. Harris, C. Roland Eddy, Francis Scofield, C. L. Smart and E. W. Blank
A260Local section news
A262Meetings
A264Northeast section meets in New York city
A266New members
A267-A268AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A269Names in the news
A271Protein Foods to Combat Food Shortages
A273New literature
A273Fatty acid report
A285Industry items
219-221Epidemiology of salmonellosisJames H. Steele
222-224Salmonella ecologyV. D. Foltz
225-226The salmonella problem from an enforcement standpointKenneth R. Lennington
227-229Salmonella reservoirs in animals and feedsEdwin M. Ellis
230-232Humans and pets as sources of salmonellaeMildred M. Galton
233-234A method of destroying salmonellaO. H. M. Wilder
235-237Salmonella in relation to agricultureE. E. Saulmon
238-240Mass spectrometric study of nonylphenol-ethylene oxide adductsH. R. Harless and N. T. Crabb
241-244Method for determination of combined maleic anhydride in rosin-maleic anhydride adducts by chromatographic techniquesJ. B. Stanley and P. B. Moseley
245-248Selective hydrogenation of soybean oil: IV. Fatty acid isomers formed with copper catalystsS. Koritala and H. J. Dutton
249-251Antimicrobial activity and physical characteristics of some N,N-Disubstituted decanamidesArthur F. Novak, James M. Solar, Robert R. Mod, Frank C. Magne and Evald L. Skau
252-255Modification of AOCS chromatographic procedure for neutral oil determinationJames Velasco
256-261Homogeneous catalytic hydrogenation of unsaturated fats: Group VIB metal carbonyl complexesE. N. Frankel and F. L. Little
262-268Fat oxidation at lwo oxygen pressure: II. Kinetic studies on linoleic acid oxidation in emulsions in the presence of antioxidantsR. Marcuse and P. -O. Fredriksson
269-271Synthesis of 11
272Determination of cationic surfactant in the presence of alcohol sulfate surfactant using orange II dyeClarence Robbins and George V. Scott

Volume 46, Number 6 / June 1969

A296American Oil Chemists’ Society & the Fatty Acid Producers Council joint short course on production and application of fatty acids September 9–12, 1969 Hotel Hershey, Hershey, Pennsylvania
A298-A300Minneapolis prepares for 43rd fall meeting
A302Fats and oils report
A304The four corners ...Eugene Marshack
A308The Burr scholarships in China
A309AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A314-A316H. S. Olcott receives Bailey award
A316New products
A318Northeast section 8th annual symposium
A320Names In The News
A320Industry items
A321New literature
A324New booksKarl T. Zilch, E. G. Perkins, James F. Berry and Daniel Swern
A326Meetings
A326Obituaries
273-276Volatile products from room temperature autoxidation of
277-279Synthesis of unsaturated aldehydesHenry Rakoff
280-284Electrophoretic mobility studies of colloidal particles in aqueous solutions of various phosphatesFumikatsu Tokiwa and Tetsuya Imamura
285-288Critical micelle concentration of non-ionic surfactants by polaro-graphic and spectrophotometric methods-A comparative studyWahid U. Malik and Puran Chand
289-295Determination of oxyethylene distribution in condensates of primary alcohols with ethylene oxideRichard N. McCoy and Anson B. Bullock
296-298Polarity index of surface-active ethylene oxide adductsI. G. A. Fineman
299-302Soil removal in relation to total work input; a calorimetric approach for model wash systemsL. Loeb and R. O. Shuck
303-304Temperature effects during the storage of cottonseedW. B. Harris
305-311Chemical inactivation of cyclopropenoid fatty acids in cottonseed meals and their physiological evaluationH. G. Reilich, H. J. O’neill, R. S. Levi, J. Proctor and W. A. Pons
312-314Determination of the Δ15 double bond in fatty acids of hydrogenated soybean oilL. T. Black and R. E. Beal
315-319A study on alkylation of phenol with isano oilA. Ravve and C. Fitko
320-322Countercurrent and counter double current distribution of 2-methoxyethyl and 2-chloroethyl fatty estersR. O. Butterfield
323-326Relative reduction rates of fatty acid isomers by hydrazineC. R. Scholfield, R. O. Butterfield, T. L. Mounts and H. J. Dutton
327-331A two-phase second-order reaction: Kinetics of epoxidation of methyl 12,13-epoxyoleateH. L. Rothbart, M. E. Snook, J. F. Rusling and W. E. Scott
332-334Monoethoxylation of hindered carboxylic acidsM. Coopersmith and R. C. Maggart
335-338Conditions and techniques for thin layer chromatography of aflatoxinsStanley Nesheim
339-340An automated method for determining tocopherol in deodorized soybean oilDennis D. Honnold, Kenneth M. Brobst and Han Tai

Volume 46, Number 7 / July 1969

a344-a348Waste water disposal from a highly diversified fat and fatty acid plantH. D. Hamilton
a350New AOCS officers for 1969–70 announced
a352-a35443rd Fall Meeting-Minneapolis, Minnesota Leamington Hotel Oct. 5–8, 1969
a356AOCS Commentary
a358AOCS treasurer’s report—April 1969
a358-a362New members
a360Names in the news
a360-371aNew products
a362Local section news
a362Referee applications
a363New literature
a364-a392AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
a367-a38960th Annual Meeting San Francisco
a369Industry items
a369Obituaries
a370Meetings
341-343The measurement of fatty solids by differential scanning calorimetryW. J. Miller, W. H. Koester and F. E. Freeberg
344-347N-lauroyl-ethylenediamine chelates: Preparation and evaluation of surface tension and dispersant propertiesToshio Takeshita and Shigeru Maeda
348-350Study on deodorant fabric softenersM. Katsumi and T. Sato
351-356An optimized hard surface cleaning testJay C. Harris and E. L. Brown
357-359A natural soil and mechanism of removal: Part IIS. Tomiyama and M. Iimori
360-364Polyesteramides from linseed and soybean oils for protective coatings: Diisocyanate-modified polymersL. E. Gast, Wilma J. Schneider, G. E. McManis and J. C. Cowan
365-367Long-chain carboxylic acids containing ether linkage III. The antibacterial and antifungal activities of the amine salts of some
368-370Physico-chemical studies on the composition and stability of copper chelates of 2-hydroxystearic and 2-hydroxydocosanoic acidsM. Muzaffaruddin and M. W. Roomi
371-376Isopropyl alcohol extraction of oil and lipids in the production of fish protein concentrate from herringB. Drozdowski and R. G. Ackman
377-379Theoretical investigations into the accuracy of sampling shelled peanuts for aflatoxinT. B. Whitaker and E. H. Wiser
380-383Processing methods to preserve quality and color of cottonseed flakesJ. T. Lawhon
384The determination of sorbitan monostearateJ. M. Murphy and Lila M. Grisley

Volume 46, Number 8 / August 1969

A396-A398Fats and oils report
A400Changes to AOCS by-laws to be offered at Minneapolis Fall MeetingR. C. Stillman
A404American Oil Chemists Society & the Fatty Acid Producers Council Joint Short Course on Production and Application of Fatty Acids September 9–12, 1969 Hotel Hershey, Hershey, Pennsylvania
A406Local section news
A408Minneapolis Meeting features outstanding Technical Program
A411AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A412Names in the news
A412F. L. Avera to retire
A415Referee applications
A417New booksEric Jungermann and William E. Link
A418Meetings
A424New literature
A425New products
A431-A454American Oil Chemist’s Society 43rd Fall Meeting Program October 5–8, 1969 Leamington Hotel Minneapolis, Minnesota
385-386Triglyceride composition of lard by differential thermal analysisP. Golborn
387-390Effects of ionizing radiation on some vegetable fatsJ. P. Kavalam and W. W. Nawar
391-395Heterocyclic compounds derived from aliphatic aminesT. A. Foglia and G. Maerker
396-398Polymerizable monomers from castor oil: II. Syntheses of some divinyl monomersN. G. Kulkarni, N. Krishnamurti, P. C. Chatterjee and J. S. Aggarwal
399-402Factors affecting initial foam height in the Ross-Miles foam testM. J. Rosen and J. Solash
403-408Precursors of alk-2,4-dienals in autoxidized lardW. I. Kimoto and A. M. Gaddis
409-416Kinetics of linoleate oxidation in model systemsT. P. Labuza, H. Tsuyuki and M. Karel
417-420Vitamin E in foods: Determination of tocols and tocotrienolsHal T. Slover, Joanna Lehmann and Robert J. Valis
421-424Structure of unsaturated vegetable oil glycerides: Direct calculation from fatty acid compositionC. D. Evans, D. G. McConnell, G. R. List and C. R. Scholfield
425-427Phospholipid concentration in cocoa butter and its relationship to viscosity in dark chocolateJ. G. Parsons and P. G. Keeney
428Fatty acids of lake michigan coho salmonR. J. Braddock and L. R. Dugan

Volume 46, Number 9 / September 1969

A458-A464A bibliography on the solvent extraction of soybeans and soybean products 1944–1968A. C. Eldridge
A466AOCS 43rd fall meeting symposium on nuclear magnetic resonance scheduled for fall meeting
A468-A470AOCS 43rd fall meeting October 5–8 Leamington Hotel Minneapolis, Minn.
A471-A474AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A476Names in the news
A476Industry items
A477New literature
A478-A480The four corners ...Eugene Marshack
A482Meetings
A484Local section news
A489New products
A490Obituary
A506New booksF. W. Quackenbush, Gordon S. Born, Henry C. Speel, R. A. Erikson and Fred Snyder, et al.
429-431Kinetic rate constants determined by a digital computerR. O. Butterfield
432-440The status of biodegradability testing of nonionic surfactantsM. Mausner, J. H. Benedict, K. A. Booman, T. E. Brenner and R. A. Conway, et al.
441-446Synthetic high molecular weight linear alkyl sulfates in heavy duty detergentsPaul Sosis and Richard D. Katstra
447-451Glycerolysis of linseed oil: A compositional studyA. E. Rheineck, R. Bergseth and B. Sreenivasan
452-454Urethane coatings based on aldehyde oilsA. E. Rheineck and P. R. Lakshmanan
455-458Reaction of aldehyde oils with a resinous polyol, styrene-allyl alcohol copolymerA. E. Rheineck and P. R. Lakshmanan
459-463Resin catalyzed epoxidation of methyl undecylenateA. E. Rheineck, J. R. Bender and B. Sreenivasan
464-468Production of vinylic unsaturation by partial dehydrobromination of vicinal dibromo fatty derivativesA. E. Rheineck and B. Sreenivasan
469-472Non-volatile
473-475A simple photometric method for microdetermination of fatty acids in lipidsM. M. Chakrabarty, D. Bhattacharyya and M. K. Kundu
476-478The fatty acid composition of purified fractions of cold-pressed peanut oilVincent J. Senn
479-481The mechanism of the aqueous perchloric acid isomerization of oleic acid to γ-stearolactoneIan S. Shepherd and John S. Showell
482-484Some radiochemical experiments on minor constitutents in soybean oilT. L. Mounts, C. D. Evans, H. J. Dutton and J. C. Cowan
485-488Lipids of maturing grain of corn (Zea mays L.): I. Changes in lipid classes and fatty acid compositionEvelyn J. Weber
489-492Changes in thermal and optical properties of butteroil on hydrogenationR. A. Yoncoskie, V. H. Holsinger, L. P. Posati and M. J. Pallansch
493-497Studies of long term administration of aflatoxin to rats as a natural food contaminantRoslyn B. Alfin-Slater, Lilla Aftergood, H. Joseph Hernandez, Elizabeth Stern and Daniel Melnick
498-500Removal of copper from hydrogenated soybean oilR. E. Beal, K. J. Moulton, H. A. Moser and L. T. Black
501-504Edible oil quality as measured by thermal release of pentaneC. D. Evans, G. R. List, R. L. Hoffmann and Helen A. Moser
505Wax esters from sunflower oil tank settlingsR. Kleiman, F. R. Earle and I. A. Wolff
505-506Power shaker-mixer for use with small glass vialsFrancis E. Luddy, Adolph J. Menna and Robert R. Calhoun
506Use of Copper chlorophyll complex in coloring foodstuffs, including hydrogenated vegetable oilsR. S. Thakur

Volume 46, Number 10 / October 1969

540A-580ASurfactants for oil recoveryG. P. Ahearn
546AInitial plans revealed for AOCS Spring Meeting
547AIndustry items
548A-550AFats and oils report
552AMeetings
554A-556AAOCS official referee chemists — 1969–70
558ALocal section news
558A-584ANew products
560A-588AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
568ANames in the news
582ANew literature
507-510Enzymes in detergentsR. L. Liss and R. P. Langguth
511-514Automated bioassay of proteolytic enzymes in detergentsL. M. Paixao, S. W. Babulak, S. M. Barkin, D. K. Shumway and S. D. Friedman
515-519Evaluation of enzymes for laundry productsTheodore Cayle
520-522Development of screening tests for hard surface cleaners: I. Artificial soil removal from linoleum surfacesR. R. Adler, T. B. Albin and B. M. Finger
523-528Some theoretical and practical aspects of polyester whitening from the wash bathR. Anliker, H. Hefti, H. Kasperl and B. Milicévić
529-531A TLC method for identification of germicides in personal care productsM. B. Graber, I. I. Domsky and M. E. Ginn
532-536Role of virucides in controlling virus dissemination by fabricsRobert W. Sidwell and Glen J. Dixon
537-543A triply labeled particulate soil for detergency studiesB. E. Gordon and W. T. Shebs
544-548The effect of water hardness on the solubilizing activity of linear alkylbenzene sulfonateHaruhiko Arai and Koichiro Yoshizaki
549-551Hexitol and sucrose esters of α-sulfo fatty acidsR. G. Bistline, F. D. Smith, J. K. Well and A. J. Stirton
552-553A rapid method for the determination of
554-557Hydrocarbons of dogfish and cod livers and herring oilLeon L. Gershbein and Eric J. Singh
558-560Determination of brominated vegetable oils in soft drinks by gas liquid chromatographyH. B. S. Conacher, R. K. Chadha and M. R. Sahasrabudhe
561-562Low temperature separation of trace amounts of dimethylpolysiloxanes from foodP. Neal, A. D. Campbell, D. Firestone and M. H. Aldridge
563-568Dietary fat composition and tocopherol requirement: I. Lack of correlation between nutritional indices and results of in vitro peroxide hemolysis testsR. B. Alfin-Slater, H. Hansen, R. S. Morris and D. Melnick
569Trace components of tall oil fatty acids:
570Margarine oil formulation and controlA. J. Haighton

Volume 46, Number 11 / November 1969

A592-A596Studies on the wet dehulling of sesame seed to obtain superior grade protein concentratesM. C. Shamanthaka Sastry, N. Subramanian and R. Rajagopalan
A598Plans for spring meeting announced
A598Technical program
A598Ladies program
A598Call for nominations award of merit
A602-A604Report of the Instrumental Techniques Committee, AOCS 1968–1969R. T. O’Connor, R. R. Allen, K. M. Brobst, J. R. Chipault and S. F. Herb, et al.
A606Local section news
A608Meetings
A608AOCS Pollution Control Symposium Planned for AOCS Spring Meeting
A610AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli, K. Kitsuta and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
A611New literature
A613New products
A614New booksEdward A. Gastrock, Earl G. Hammond, Paul Becher and Helmut Kohnke
A615Industry items
A6181969 AOCS Award in Lipid Chemistry
A618USDA chemist receives American Oil Chemists’ Society Bond Award
A618AOCS honors N. H. Kuhrt for contributions to Educational Programs
A619Award of Merit presented to two AOCS members
A619Robert Wade Bates, AOCS 51st President Dies
A619Names in the news
571-574Suspension stability of solid particles in the presence of various types of electrolytesFumikatsu Tokiwa and Tetsuya Imamura
575-578Uses of digital computers in theoretical analytical chemistry: III. Some computational experiments on irregularities in countercurrent distributionC. Roland Eddy, Virginia G. Martin and John S. Showell
579-582Preparation and properties of sodium alkyl sulfoacetatesTakeshi Hikota and Kenjiro Meguro
583-587Correlation of solubility data: III. The isopleth reference method for predicting solubility data for long chain homologous and analogous compoundsAugust V. Bailey, James A. Harris and Evald L. Skau
588-592Studies on the physical properties of the system: Barium caproate-water and propanol-1K. N. Mehrotra and R. P. Varma
593-596Osmometric study of commercial surfactantsH. Coll
597-600Effects of humidification on activity of catalysts and antioxidants in model systemsK. H. Tjhio, T. P. Labuza and M. Karel
601-603Sodium
604-608Anionic and nonionic surfactant sorption and degradation by algae culturesErnst M. Davis and Earnest F. Gloyna
609-610Observations on the destruction of cyclopropene fatty acids of cottonseed oil on exposure to visible lightY. Sita Rama Sastry and Gollamudi Lakshminarayana
611-614N-phenylaminomethylation: A one-step route to N-substituted anilines from unsaturated fatty derivatives and olefinsRobert A. Grimm
615-619Reactions of peroxides: II. Reaction of carboxylic acids with iodine and peroxidesLeonard S. Silbert
620-622Identification of 11,15-octadecadienoic acid from beef and mutton tallowG. Hoffmann and P. W. Meijboom
623-626Lipoxidase deactivation to improve stability, odor and flavor of full-fat soy floursG. C. Mustakas, W. J. Albrecht, J. E. McGhee, L. T. Black and G. N. Bookwalter, et al.
627-628A new color test for detecting pongam
629-631Changes in carotenoid and oil content during maturation of peanut seedsH. E. Pattee, A. E. Purcell and Elizabeth B. Johns
632-633Quantitative separation of diazelaoglycerides from insoluble azelaoglycerides and its applications in glyceride structure studiesA. R. S. Kartha
633-634Unusual resin acids in tall oilDuane F. Zinkel, John W. Rowe, Lester C. Zank, D. W. Gaddie and E. R. Ruckel

Volume 46, Number 12 / December 1969

A632-A638Panel discussion and symposium: Nonfood uses of coconut oil: Where are we headed?N. O. V. Sonntag, H. Fineberg, H. Molteni, H. Zabel and E. S. Pattison
A640Spring in new orleans!
A642-A644The four cornersEugene Marshack
A645-A648Abstracts
A651Call for nominations award of merit
A6511969 Report of the glycerine analysis subcommittee of the fats and oils by-products committee, AOCS
A652-A654Fats and oils report
A654Call for nominations for seventh AOCS $2,500 award in lipid chemistry
A656Meetings
A656Obituary
A656AOCS honored student program call for nominations
A658New members
A664Local section news
A671Minneapolis meeting pictorial report
635-638Syntheses and properties of surfactants containing organometals: IV. Organo siliconeHirohisa Maki, Shyuji Saeki, Isao Ikeda and Saburo Komori
639-641Detergent-hard water interactions in machine dishwashingRobert F. Vance
642-644Effect of surfactants on the rheology of hematite slurriesHarley Y. Jennings
645-648Molecular interactions in monolayers: Molecular association and foam stability of fatty acids and alcoholsDinesh O. Shah and Cynthia A. Dysleski
649-653Reaction of gossypol with amino acids and other amino compoundsC. M. Cater and C. M. Lyman
654-656Methods for the determination of cyclopropenoid fatty acids: VIII. The HBr titration method applied to small samplesL. E. Brown
657-661Dietary fat composition and tocopherol requirement: II. Nutritional status of heated and unheated vegetable oils of different ratios of unsaturated fatty acids and vitamin ER. B. Alfin-Slater, R. B. Morris, L. Aftergood and D. Melnick
662-666Pilot-plant selective hydrogenation of soybean oil: Activation and evaluation of copper-containing catalystsK. J. Moulton, D. J. Moore and R. E. Beal
667-672A study of the variability associated with sampling peanuts for aflatoxinPeter J. Tiemstra
673-677Continuous extrusion cooking of cottonseed kernels and of partially defatted mealS. P. Clark
678-684Sample preparation for aflatoxin assay: The nature of the problem and approaches to a solutionL. Stoloff, A. D. Campbell, A. C. Beckwith, S. Nesheim and J. S. Winbush, et al.
685-686Factors governing the extent of overoxidation in permanganate oxidation of unsaturated fatty acidsA. R. S. Kartha and Y. Selvaraj

Volume 47, Number 1 / January 1970

1-2Gas chromatographic equivalent chain lengths of isomeric methyl octadecenoates and octadecynoatesC. R. Scholfield and H. J. Dutton
3-4Esters of rosin acids and glycidyl ethersWilmer A. Rohde and Glen W. Hedrick
5-6Aflatoxins in cottonseed hullsM. E. Whitten
7-10A rapid gas chromatographic method for the determination of BHA and BHT in vegetable oilsKenneth T. Hartman and Lucien C. Rose
11-14Conversion of polyunsaturates in vegetable oils to
15-16Optical activity of butterfat and vegetable oilsB. A. Anderson, C. A. Sutton and M. J. Pallansch
17-18Determination of residual solvent in oilseed meals and flours: I. Dimethyl formamide extraction procedureS. P. Fore and H. P. Dupuy
19-23Studies on antioxidant treatments of crude vegetable oilsE. R. Sherwin and B. M. Luckadoo
24-25Stability of crude sunflower oils to autoxidation and to seed agingK. L. Mikolajczak, C. R. Smith and I. A. Wolff
26Extraction of aflatoxins from cottonseed and peanut meals with ethanolEric T. Rayner, F. G. Dollear and Louis P. Codifer
4A-6AExperiments with solvent extraction of glandless cottonseed and glanded cottonseedD. E. Cross, D. T. Hopkins, E. L. D’aquin and E. A. Gastrock
8A-9ANew Orleans convention planning is in the home stretch
10A-11ANew booksF. W. Quackenbush, Leslie R. Driskell, Richard Z. Vance, Edward R. Hahn and Charles W. Seelbach
11AResponse to retired membership category slow as members renew for 1970
12AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta
13A-14ANorttheast Section Plans 1970 Symposium
15ALocal section news
17ANew products
19ANew literature
21ACall for nominations for honored students award
25ACall for nominations for seventh AOCS $2,500 award in lipid chemistry

Volume 47, Number 2 / February 1970

40A-42AReport on vegetable oilseeds production and vegetable oil production in The Republic of South AfricaS. R. Haas
44A-48AAOCS candidates nominated for office, 1970–71
48ACall for nominations for seventh AOCS $2,500 award in Lipid Chemistry
50A-52ASoybean oil consumption patternsD. M. Bartholomew
51AIndustry items
52ALocal section news
53ANew literature
54A-70AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli and K. Kitsuta, et al.
57ANew products
60AVacation in Indies after 1970 AOCS Meeting
27-32Addition of N,N-dibromosulfonamides to internal olefins: Synthesis of N-sulfonylaziridinesT. A. Foglia, E. T. Haeberer and G. Maerker
33-36Homogenous catalytic conjugation of polyunsaturated fats by chromium carbonylsE. N. Frankel
37-41Nonionic detergent degradation: III. Initial mechanism of the degradationStella J. Patterson, C. C. Scott and K. B. E. Tucker
42-46Fatty acids of long chain length in baltic herring lipidsReino R. Linko and Hannu Karinkanta
47-50Ethylene adduct of conjugated octadecadienoic acids: I. Peracid oxidation productsE. J. Dufek, L. E. Gast and J. P. Friedrich
51-55Ethylene adduct of conjugated octadecadienoic acids: II. Ozonization productsE. J. Dufek, J. C. Cowan and J. P. Friedrich
56-60Preparation of sucrose esters by interesterificationR. O. Feuge, H. J. Zeringue, T. J. Weiss and Mona Brown
61-64Extraction partition and column chromatographic separation of aflatoxins B1 and M1Merle Sid Masri
65-68Color and the lipid composition of pork musclesFrancis E. Luddy, S. F. Herb, Paul Magidman, Marie Spinelli and Aaron E. Wasserman
69-72The phosphatides of safflower seeds involved in color formation occurring in extracted and heated crude oilsH. J. Burkhardt
73-74Use of ferric chloride to decolorize cottonseed oilL. Y. Yatsu, T. J. Jacks and T. Hensarling
75-76the abnormal proportions of di-unsaturated glycerides in some pig deport fatsA. R. S. Kartha
65AAOCS Honored Student program call for nominations
71A-77AAmerican Oil Chemist’s Society 61st Annual Meeting Program
78A-93AAbstracts of papers

Volume 47, Number 3 / March 1970

77-78Synthesis of methyl sterculateErich R. Altenburger, James W. Berry and Archie J. Deutschman
79-82Micro vapor-phase hydrogenation monitored with tanden chromatography-radioactivity: III. Isomeric monoenesT. L. Mounts, R. O. Butterfield, C. R. Scholfield and H. J. Dutton
83-85Contact angle studies on viable human skin: II. Effect of surfactant ionic type in pretreatmentM. E. Ginn, Suzanne C. Dunn and Eric Jungermann
86-90Thin layer and anion exchange chromatography of soybean saponinsW. J. Wolf and Betty W. Thomas
91-93Synthesis and properties of sulfated alkanolamidesJ. K. Weil, N. Parris and A. J. Stirton
94-99Phase behavior of homologous series of monoesters of polyolsE. S. Lutton, C. B. Stewart and A. J. Fehl
100-101Pathway of triglyceride biosynthesis during seed ripeningJ. M. S. Mathur
102-105Pretreating delintered cottonseed to increase yield of whole kernelsJ. T. Lawhon
106-107Selective hydrogenation of soybean oil: V. A Novel copper catalyst with excellent re-use propertiesSambasivarao Koritala
107-108Scanning electron microscopy of soybean protein bodiesW. J. Wolf
98A-120AComputer-guided explorations in lipid chemistryHerbert J. Dutton
104AAOCS 1970 annual meeting
106ANew booksRobert T. O’Connor and Linsley S. Gray
108AThe four corners ...Eugene Marshack
110ALocal section news
111A-114ANew products
113A-119ANew literature
114AMeetings
115A-134AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. Covey, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
119ANames in the news
123AIndustry items
126ACall for nominations for Seventh AOCS $2,500 award in lipid chemistry

Volume 47, Number 4 / April 1970

109-111The inhibition of autoxidation by aromatic aminesK. Adamic, D. F. Bowman and K. U. Ingold
112-114Statistical analysis of detergency tests with a natural soilJames R. Trowbridge
115-116Uranyl soapsA. M. Bhandari, S. Dubey and R. N. Kapoor
117-120Building action of various types of inorganic electrolytesFumikatsu Tokiwa and Tetsuya Imamura
121-125A possible role for singlet oxygen in the initiation of fatty acid autoxidationH. Ralph Rawls and P. J. Van Santen
126-128Analytical method for determing copper in edible shortenings and oilsRudolph E. Deck and Kay K. Kaiser
129-133Investigation of the phase behavior of
134-136Hydrogenation of triglycerides containing linolenic acids: II. Continuous hydrogenation of vegetable oilsH. J. Schmidt
137-140Water recycle method for washing alkali-refined soybean oilR. A. Eisenhauer, R. E. Beal and E. L. Griffin
141-144Trapped radicals in dry lipid-protein systems undergoing oxidationWilliam T. Roubal
145-146Diol diricinoleates from dihaloalkanesC. K. Lyon and V. H. Garrett
147-148Application of the scanning electron microscope to detergency problemsR. E. Pence and A. L. Wurstner
A138-A140Corrosion of alloys in tall oil distillation serviceHarold C. Templeton
A142Meetings
A144-A146AOCS to Host ISF World Congress
A146New products
A148A market in “ifs”D. M. Bartholomew
A150-A152H. E. Carter receives Alton E. Bailey Award
A156-A158AbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. Covey, J. G. Endres and J. Iavicoli, et al.
A160Announcement 1970–71 Smalley Check Sample Program
A162New literature
A168Names in the news
A168Obituaries
A168Industry items

Volume 47, Number 5 / May 1970

149-152Phase equilibria and their influence on the properties of emulsionsStig Friberg and L. Mandell
153-157The use of a high resolution NMR spectrometer controlled by a dedicated computer for quantitative analytical chemistryJ. N. Shoolery and L. H. Smithson
158-161Preparation and properties of sodium alkyl β-sulfopropionatesTakeshi Hikota and Kenjiro Meguro
162-167Physical and functional properties of some higher alkyl polyglucosidesFrancis A. Hughes and Baak W. Lew
168-170Preservation of lipids with malic acidS. Edmund Berger, Casimir V. Krolewski and Leslie C. Wizemann
171-172Nitrogen determination for rapid quality control of oilseed mealsR. M. McCready, G. Fuller and Mona Gauger
173-176Chemical inactivation of aflatoxins in peanut and cottonseed mealsG. E. Mann, L. P. Codifer, H. K. Gardner, S. P. Koltun and F. G. Dollear
177-179Cationic flotation of silica from magnetic iron-ore concentratesM. C. Hedberg
180-182Urethane foams from animal fats: V. Flame resistant foams from hypohalogenated glyceridesF. Scholnick, E. J. Saggese, A. N. Wrigley and G. R. Riser
183-1889-Aminononanamide and nylon-9 from azelaaldehydic derivatives of soybean oilW. L. Kohlhase, E. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan
186A-195ASpecifications of fatty acid composition for identification of fats and oils by gas liquid chromatographyRobert T. O'Connor and S. F. Herb
188A-189AChicago will Host ISF World Congress and AOCS Fall Meeting September 27 to October 1, 1970
190ANew AOCS officers for 1970–71 announced
191AAnnouncement 1970–71 smalley check sample program
A192-194AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. Covey, J. G. Endres and J. Iavicoli, et al.
198ALocal section news
198ANames in the news
203ANew books

Volume 47, Number 6 / June 1970

189-192Iron ore flotation—1969D. W. Frommer
193-196Limitations of periodate-permanganate oxidation in determination of glyceride composition: Nonquantitative oxidation and hydrolysis of azelaoglyceridesT. N. B. Kaimal and Gollamudi Lakshminarayana
197-199The effect of position of ester group on critical micelle concentration of ester-linked sulfonatesTakeshi Hikota and Kenjiro Meguro
200-202The automated determination of alkyl aryl sulfonates in spray-dried detergents by ultraviolet absorptionE. H. Brandli and R. M. Kelley
203-206The course of biodegradation of anionic detergents by analyses for carbon, methylene blue active substance and sulfate ionT. C. Cordon, E. W. Maurer and A. J. Stirton
207-211Measurement of enzyme laundry product dust levels and characteristics in consumer useM. H. Hendricks
212-214The rapid separation of aflatoxins on silica gel coated glass cylindersIl-Young Maing, H. S. Lillard and J. C. Ayres
215-218Reaction of cyclopropene esters with hydrogenation catalystsZ. M. Zarins, R. K. Willich and R. O. Feuge
219-221A quantitative evaluation of a color problem in safflower oilsH. J. Burkhardt and Glenn Fuller
222-223Extraction of lipids from cotronseed tissue: I. Comparison of hexane-acetone-water, its nonqueous components and chloroform-methanolT. J. Jacks, L. Y. Yatsu and T. P. Hensarling
224-225Extraction of lipids from cottonseed tissue: II. Ultrastructural effects of lipid extractionT. P. Hensarling, L. Y. Yatsu and T. J. Jacks
226-228Determination of aflatoxins in peanut and cottonseed soapstocksAlva F. Cucullu, Louise S. Lee, W. A. Pons and L. A. Goldblatt
229-230Oil stability: A DSC alternative for the active oxygen methodC. K. Cross
231-233Determination of residual solvent in oilseed meals and flours: II. Volatilization procedureH. P. Dupuy and S. P. Fore
234The determination of fish oil in vegetable oilsM. F. Lauro
234Suspension stability of solid particles in the presence of various types of electrolytesA. M. Mankowich
210A-235AContinuous treatment of refinery waste watersL. S. Crauer
213A-216AThe four cornersEugene Marshack, K. S. Krishnan, Teruzo Asahara, Eduardo Vioque and Reinhard Marcuse
214A-236AChicago, Illinois, Scene of the 44th Fall Meeting of AOCS and 10th Biennial Congress of ISF September 27–October 1, 1970
220A-236AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres and J. Iavicoli, et al.
224A-231ASpeculative open interest in soybean futuresD. M. Bartholomew
226AShort course on processing and quality control of fats and oils
227AAOCS-ISF Announces Computer Symposium for Chemists Quality Control of Fats and Oils
230AAnnouncement 1970–71 Smalley Check Sample ProgramR. T. Doughtie
235ANewest detergency concepts to be heard at Chicago Congress
236ANames in the news
243AExhibit at AOCS-ISF World Congress

Volume 47, Number 7 / July 1970

225-228The analysis of 1,2-epoxyalkanes by gas liquid chromatographyC. R. Glowacki, P. J. Menardi and W. E. Link
229-232Sulfation of synthetic linear primary alcohols with chlorosulfonic acidP. Sosis and L. J. Dringoli
233-236Correlation of solubility data: IV. Prediction of solubilities of homologous and analogous long chain compounds in related solventsEvald L. Skau
237-241Positional and geometrical isomerization during partial hydrogenation of trilinolein: A comparison of copper and nickel catalystsE. Kirschner and E. R. Lowrey
242-244Dimer acid structures: Cyclic structures of clay catalyzed dimers of normal linoleic acid, 9-
245-248Developmental changes in fatty acid composition of oil in kernel fractions of corn (Zea mays L.)M. D. Jellum
249-253Interaction of tocored with unsaturated fatty estersMamoru Komoda and Ichiro Harada
254-255The sugars of safflowerR. M. Saunders
256-258Residual lipids of hexane-extracted repaseed mealM. E. Mckillican and J. A. G. Larose
248A-251ASunflower processing techniqueR. M. Pierce
252AEnthusiasm and momentum key to society's growth
254A1970–71 president's inauguration address
256ARalph Potts named honorary member in AOCS
256AAOCS member receives distinguished service award
258AShort Courses in Conjunction with the World Congress
259AThe First International Fats and Oils Congress and Exposition in U.S. will be held in Chicago September 27 to October 1, 1970
260AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres and J. Iavicoli, et al.
264ANew members
266AH. J. Harwood receives Merit Award
267AMeetings
271ALocal section news
275AAOCS-ISF Symposium on Basic Aspects of Detergency
277A-291ANames in the news
292ACumulative index to advertisers
294AClassified advertisements new literature industry items
295AComplete Technical Program for AOCS-ISF World Congress

Volume 47, Number 8 / August 1970

259-261Gas chromatographic determination of tocopherols and sterols in soya sludges and residues — an improved methodJ. P. Nelson, A. J. Milun and H. D. Fisher
262-265Selective hydrogenation with copper catalysts: I. Isolation and identification of isomers formed during hydrogenation of linolenateSambasivarao Koritala and C. R. Scholfield
266-268Selective hydrogenation with copper catalysts: II. KineticsSambasivarao Koritala, R. O. Butterfield and H. J. Dutton
269-272Selective hydrogenation with copper catalysts: III. Hydrogen addition and isomerizationSambasivarao Koritala
273-277Determination of critical micelle concentration of surfactant by ultraviolet absorption spectraHiroshi Suzuki
278-280Some carbonyl flavor compounds of oxidized soybean and linseed oilsR. G. Seals and E. G. Hammond
281-282Determination of aldehydes in mixtures of mono- and dicarboxylic acidsE. P. Crowell and B. B. Burnett
283-285Syntheses of dialkyl trichloromethylphosphonates and their properties for additivesSatoshi Nakasato and Katsuhiko Higuchi
286-288Monohydroxylation of unsaturated oils: I. Sulfation-hydrolysis and sultone-formationG. Venkateswara Rao and K. T. Achaya
289-291Monohydroxylation of unsaturated oils: II. Autoxidation-reductionG. Venkateswara Rao and K. T. Achaya
292-294Monohydroxylation of unsaturated oils: III. Use of halogen intermediatesG. Venkateswara Rao, R. Subbarao and K. T. Achaya
295-298Quantitative measure of geometrical isomerization during the partial hydrogenation of triglyceride oilsLyle F. Albright, Robert R. Allen and M. C. Moore
299-302Optical activity of lactones from animal and vegetable fatsB. Van Der Ven and K. De Jong
303A rapid color reaction of crude sesame oilP. K. Bose
303-304A simple method for preparation of methyl
304Cationic fatty acid derivatives aid retention of starch and pigment color in cellulosic pulpC. A. Wilham, C. L. Mehltretter and T. A. McGuire
360AThe art of oilseed meal grindingGeorge R. Thomas
362AFats and oils report
364AChicago to host AOCS-ISF world congress September 27 to October 1, 1970
364ATechnical program
364ACommittee meetings
366A-368AMoisture extraction concepts, design and practices from soybeansJulian W. Bunn
369AComputer symposium “tells how” at AOCS-ISF world congress
369AMeetings
370AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres and J. Iavicoli, et al.
371AShort course on behavior of membrane lipids at surfaces
378AScientist says single cell protein may become important world protein source
381ALocal section news
383ANames in the news
385AAOCS past president honored with princeton class cup

Volume 47, Number 9 / September 1970

305-310Gas liquid and thin layer chromatographic analysis of 12-aminostearic acidBernard Freedman
311-312Reductive amination of 12-ketostearic acidBernard Freedman and Glenn Fuller
313-315Direct determination of sodium in soybean oil by flame photometryL. T. Black
316-325Newer techniques in protein isolation and characterizationJohn A. Rothfus
326-328Oleyl alcohol from animal fats by catalytic reductionR. S. Klonowski, T. W. Findley, C. M. Josefson and A. J. Stirton
329-332Studies on surface tension and parachor of copper soap solutions in nonaqueous solventsK. N. Mehrotra, V. P. Mehta and T. N. Nagar
333-336Urethane polymers from hydroxylated fish oilG. O. Hustad, T. Richardson and C. H. Amundson
337-339Distribution of tocopherols within the corn kernelG. W. Grams, C. W. Blessin and G. E. Inglett
340-343Lipids of maturing grain of corn (Zea mays L.):
344-346Mold induced changes in cacao lipidsT. E. Kavanagh, G. A. Reineccius, P. G. Keeney and W. Weissberger
347-351Limiting temperature and relative humidity for aflatoxin production by
352-361Enzymatic oxidations of linoleic acid and glycerol-1-monolinoleate in doughs and flour-water suspensionsA. Graveland
362-364Some chemical processes utilizing oleic safflower oilM. J. Diamond and Glenn Fuller
365-366First double bond site distributions in 16 vegetable and six animal reserve fatsA. R. S. Kartha and Y. Selvaraj
366-368A standardized procedure for oxidative determination of fully saturated glycerides in natural fatsA. R. S. Kartha
402AAerated lagoons for the treatment of fats and oil industry wastesWilliam R. Kenyon
406AAOCS 62nd Annual Meeting to Convene at Shamrock Hilton Hotel Houston, Texas, May 2–6, 1971
408AAOCS-ISF World Congress Conrad-Hilton Hotel Chicago, Illinois September 27–October 1, 1970 exhibits
412A-417AThe four corners...
418ABiological and medical aspects of fatsC. G. King
424A-438AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres and J. Iavicoli, et al.
428A-432AMembrane model systems
432AChevreul medal awarded to AOCS member for eighth time
433ANames in the news
444ALocal section news...
452A1971 Short course “Update on detergents and raw materials” whiteface inn on lake placid New York, June 13–16, 1971 Find addition of animal fat adds nutritive value, reduces air pollution from alfalfa dehydrator plants

Volume 47, Number 10 / October 1970

369-370The effect of antioxidants in the autoxidation of methyl conjugated
371-373Free radical addition of hydrogen sulfide to conjugated and nonconjugated methyl esters and to vegetable oilsA. W. Schwab and L. E. Gast
374-378Isomerization during hydrogenation of soap: II. Potassium elaidate and potassium linoleateD. S. Raju, M. R. Subbaram and K. T. Achaya
379-383Cold water detergency studies using radiolabeled soilsJ. C. Illman, B. M. Finger, W. T. Shebs and T. B. Albin
384-388Preparation of epiminostearates. Comparison of methodsT. A. Foglia, G. Maerker and G. R. Smith
389-390Aflatoxins M1 and M2: Preparation and purificationR. D. Stubblefield, G. M. Shannon and O. L. Shotwell
391-392Lipid and fatty acid composition of turkey liver, skin and depot tissueW. W. Marion, S. T. Maxon and R. M. Wangen
393-397Tandem gas chromatography-mass spectrometry analysis of volatiles from soybean oilE. Selke, Helen A. Moser and W. K. Rohwedder
398-401Oilseed proteins. Present utilization patternsM. D. Wilding
402-407Functional properties of oilseed proteinsDale W. Johnson
408-413Nutritive values of oilssed proteinsEldon E. Rice
4144-cis-Heptenal in autoxidized soybean and linseed oils?P. W. Meijboom, G. A. Jongenotter and A. Maarleveld
414Determination of aflatoxin in peanut and cottonseed soapstocksJames Velasco
458A-461ASolvent extraction techniques for soybeans and other seeds: Desolventizing and toastingC. L. Kingsbaker
462A-465ANutritional properties of coconut oilHans Kaunitz
466ASoybean outlook 1970–71D. M. Bartholomew
468AJournal Committee Adopts New Policy and Presents Guide to Authors Regarding Symposia Publication Policies
470A-472AAOCS Official Referee Chemists—1970–71
474A-479AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
479AObituary
480AA. J. Stirton, Authority on Detergents, dies after 40 years of service with USDA

Volume 47, Number 11 / November 1970

415-421How good are analyses of oils by GLC?S. F. Herb and V. G. Martin
422-423Importance of alkalis, dispersants and sequestrants in building actionFumikatsu Tokiwa and Tetsuya Imamura
424-429Reactions of the oxirane groupDaniel Swern
430-437Metabolism of
438-440Account of Dr. Lyman’s research on gossypol and its significance and impact on the cottonseed industryGarlon A. Harper
441-442Synthesis of gossypol and gossypol derivativesJ. D. Edwards
443-447The effects of dietary gossypol on animalsF. H. Smith and A. J. Clawson
448-450Practical significance of gossypol in feed formulationKeith J. Smith
451-452Fatty acids in raw and processed alaska pink shrimpRichard A. Krzeczkowski
453-457Assessment of the nutritional value of novel proteinsBernard L. Oser
458-460A comparison of passive cutaneous anaphylaxis guinea pig responses using an intravenous or an intradermal route for antigen challengeA. C. Mottola, L. Eldridge, V. Herring and G. O. Kohler
461-462Fluorometric measurement of aflatoxinsE. A. Childs, J. C. Ayres and P. E. Koehler
498A-500AClosing the world protein gapRobert C. Liebenow
501AObituary
501AMeetings
502AAOCS commentary
504AThe role of surfactants in the flotation of molybdenite at climaxR. A. Ronzio
506AFirst world congress of the international society of fat research held in Chicago
510ANew members
511ANortheast section
514AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
516ANew booksB. L. Thomas, L. R. Chapman, Michael E. Burns, Edward G. Perkins and Nicholas Pelick, et al.
524AEduardo vioque presents the marques de acapulco medal to W. O. Lundberg
526AHouston prepares welcome for AOCS 62nd annual meeting Shamrock Hilton — May 2–6, 1971
527AOfficer nomination ballot form
532AAward in lipid chemistry presented to E. P. Kennedy
532AAward of merit presentation
536ALast call for papers AOCS 62nd annual spring meeting

Volume 47, Number 12 / December 1970

463-466Hydrogenation of unsaturated fatty esters with copper-chromite catalyst: Kinetics, mechanism and isomerizationSambasivarao Koritala
467-469The effect of process conditions on positional and geometric isomerization during partial hydrogenation of trilinolein with copper catalystE. Kirschner and E. R. Lowrey
470-474Flavor evaluation of copper-hydrogenated soybean oilsJ. C. Cowan, C. D. Evans, Helen A. Moser, G. R. List and S. Koritala, et al.
475-477The selective homogeneous hydrogenation of soybean methyl estersJohn C. Bailar
478-481Some recent developments in the homogeneous catalyzed hydrogenation of olefinsRobert L. Augustine and Jan F. Van Peppen
482-486Hydrogenation of natural oils with platinum metal group catalystsPaul N. Rylander
487-489The deposition of polyunsaturated fatty acids in the rat fed partially hydrogenated vegetable oilJoyce L. Beare-Rogers
490-493Transfer and adsorption steps affecting partial hydrogenation of triglyceride oilsLyle F. Albright
494-496The effects of process variables on the formation of
497-500Stereoselective hydrogenation of model compounds and preparation of tailor-made glycerides with chromium tricarbonyl complexesE. N. Frankel, F. L. Thomas and J. C. Cowan
501-504Design and analysis of sampling plans to estimate aflatoxin concentrations in shelled peanutsT. B. Whitaker, J. W. Dickens and E. H. Wiser
505-509Gas chromatographic analysis for alpha-olefin sulfonateToshio Nagai, Shigeru Hashimoto, Izumi Yamane and Akira Mori
510-513Epoxy oils from plant seedsF. R. Earle
514-518The structural constituents of carnauba waxL. E. Vandenburg and E. A. Wilder
519-521Solubility and refractometric studies with copper valerate and caproate in nonaqueous solutionsK. N. Mehrotra, V. P. Mehta and T. N. Nagar
522-524Starch-derived polyelectrolytes as builders in heavy duty detergent formulationsC. A. Wilham, T. A. McGuire, A. M. Mark and C. L. Mehltretter
525-529Hydrogenolysis products of the minor fatty acids from
530-534Fatty acid methodology for heated oilsArthur E. Waltking and Helen Zmachinski
535-538A new and rapid method for the electron microscopic examination of fatsG. G. Jewell and M. L. Meara
539-544Effect of water-binding agents on the catalyzed oxidation of methyl linoleateN. D. Heidelbaugh and M. Karel
552A-555AReport of the Instrumental Techniques Committee AOCS 1969–1970R.T. O'connor, R.R. Allen, K.M Brobst, J.R. Chipault and S.F. Herb, et al.
556A-557APilot unit determines design parameters of steam-jet vacuum equipment for production plantsGeorge Black
558A-559ACall for nominations for eighth AOCS $2,500 award in Lipid Chemistry
560A-563AThe four cornersEugene Marshack, Nolly Sirkis, Bertram Hudson, K. S. Krishnan and Teruzo Asahara, et al.
564A-567ASome fundamental aspects of bleachingA. D. Rich
568A-573APeru leads the fishmeal marketD. M. Bartholomew
574A-577AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres and J. Iavicoli, et al.
578ALocal section news
579A-584ANames in the news
579A-584AMeetings
585ACall for nomination Award of Merit
585ACall for nominations honored students awards for 1971
A587Obtuaries

Volume 48, Number 1 / January 1971

1-3An introduction to NMRW. G. Proctor
4-6A new wide-line NMR analyzer and its use in determining the solid-liquid ratio in fat samplesPeter B. Mansfield
7-10Determination of the solid-liquid ratio of fats by wide-line nuclear magnetic resonanceA. J. Haighton, L. F. Vermaas and C. den Hollander
11-14Determination of oil in aqueous emulsions by wide-line NMRSudhakar Shanbhag, M. P. Steinberg and A. I. Nelson
15-17Wide-line NMR for product and process control in fat industries1R. B. Wettstrom
18-20The determination of polysorbate 60 in foodsC. F. Smullin, F. P. Wetterau and V. L. Olsanski
21-24Conjugation of polyunsaturated fats: Methyl linoleate with tris(triphenylphosphine) chlororhodiumW. J. DeJarlais and L. E. Gast
25-28Soil removal in relation to total work input: Calorimetric investigation in full-size washersL. Loeb and R. O. Shuck
29-34Surface active block copolymers: I. The preparation and some surface active properties of block copolymers of tetrahydrofuran and ethylene oxideTsunehiko Kuwamura, Hideo Takahashi and Toichiro Hatori
35-37Sulfated diglycolamidesJ. K. Weil, N. Parris and A. J. Stirton
38-42Practical considerations in commercial utilization of oilseedsAllan K. Smith
43-46Economics of the soybean industryR. E. Fiedler
A4-A6Deliberate biodegradation in a closed system cooling towerE. K. Holt and A. Brown
A7AOCS 1971 short course: “Update on detergents and raw materials”
A8-A10Soybean production and exports—trends and policies for the 70s
A9-A17Local section news
A12The “behind the scenes” program for the AOCS 1971 spring meeting
A14-A41Fats and OilsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres and J. Iavicoli, et al.
A16Names in the News
A19Call for nominations for eighth AOCS $2,500 award in lipid chemistry
A20Call for nominations honored student awards for 1971
A21Call for nominations award of merit
A24Dust controlC. R. Rockwell
A26-A28Sampling and Measurement in Soybean Processing PlantsWilliam M. Barger
A29-A33Improved dye method for estimating proteinDoyle C. Udy
A34Meal and Grain SamplingB. M. Wheaton
A35-A37Explosive gas detection and applicationsS. D. De Laune and F. J. Schirm

Volume 48, Number 2 / February 1971

46ANew developments in hydrogen gas generation molecular sievesMax H. Priddy
49ANames in the news …
50AAOCS candidates nominated for office, 1971–72
54ACall for nominations for eighth AOCS $2,500 award in lipid chemistry
56AFats and oils report
59ALocal section news
60AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli and S. Kawamura, et al.
61AMeetings
63A1971 Institute on advanced gas chromatography Washington university, St. Louis, Missouri
64ATenth ISF congress—a review
65ASpring meeting
66AEnvironmental control symposium planned AOCS 1971 houston meeting
77AAmerican oil chemist’s society 62nd annual meeting program may 2–6, 1971 shamrock hilton hotel Houston, Texas
47-49The PAT-20, varian’s new NMR process analyzerL. O. Andersson
50-53Comparison of SFI, DSC and NMR methods for determining solid-liquid ratios in fatsR. C. Walker and W. A. Bosin
54-58A wide line NMR R-F saturation method to measure fat in moist samples of defatted corn germT. F. Conway
59-66On-stream NMR measurements and controlWilliam L. Rollwitz and Gilbert A. Persyn
67-69Transient NMR quantitative measurementsG. A. Persyn and W. L. Rollwitz
70-73Inactivation of aflatoxins in peanut and cottonseed meals by ammoniationH. K. Gardner, S. P. Koltun, F. G. Dollear and E. T. Rayner
74-76Reduction of phosphate builder in tallow-based detergent formulationsR. G. Bistline and A. J. Stirton
77-79Automated determination of protease for laundry compoundsD. A. Detmar and R. J. Vogels
80-85Measurement and assessment of substrates containing fluorescent whitening agentsG. Anders and C. Daul
86-90Oxidation at intermediate moisture contentsT. P. Labuza, N. D. Heidelbaugh, M. Silver and M. Karel
91A simplified method for the evaluation of antioxidantsH. E. Miller
91-92High levels of acetone found in male Turkey skinC. P. Thomas, P. S. Dimick and J. H. Macneil
92-93The contribution of saturated acyl groups to the volatiles of oxidized soybean oilS. T. Michalski and E. G. Hammond
93-94Norsolorinic acid from a mutant strain of

Volume 48, Number 3 / March 1971

110ADistillation and solvent recovery for soybean and other oilseeds plantsKenneth W. Becker
113APlan to set sail this fall for atlantic city American oil chemists society 45th Annual Fall Meeting October 3 thru 6
114ARecovery of fatty acid lights from still vaporsC. T. Atwood and C. L. Woody
115ANortheast Section A.O.C.S. sponsors tenth annual symposium
118AThe four corners ...Eugene Marshack
120AAOCS travel club plans mexico tour after Houston spring meeting
122AFirst call for papers AOCS 45th annual fall meeting
127ALocal section news
129A1971 Short course update on detergents and raw materials
130A-131AShort course on update on the technology of fats, oils and by-products
131AMeetings
132A-135AReport of the intersociety relations committee AOCS 1970–1971R. T. O’Connor
135ACall for nominations for eighth AOCS $2,500 award in lipid chemistry
136AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli and S. Kawamura, et al.
140A-141AReport of the instrumental techniques committee, AOCS 1970–1971R. T. O’Connor
95-97Isolation of methyl ferulate from rice bran oilAkio Tanaka, Akio Kato and Tomotaro Tsuchiya
98-100Continuous fractionation of chilean anchovy oil with furfuralContreras R. Oscar, Migliaro O. Aldo and Raffo R. Andres
101-106Protein structure and propertiesLarry Butler
107-112The thermal alkylation of phenol with olefinsR. G. Anderson and S. H. Sharman
113-115Solubilization of triglycerides by hydrotropic interaction: Liquid crystalline phasesStig Friberg and Lisbeth Rydhag
116-120Properties of 2-oleodipalmitin, 2-elaidodipalmitin and some of their mixturesN. V. Lovegren, M. S. Gray and R. O. Feuge
121-124Determination of the extent of rancidity of soybean oil by gas chromatography compared with peroxide valueP. K. Jarvi, G. D. Lee, D. R. Erickson and E. A. Butkus
125-128Adsorption of dimer, trimer, stearic, oleic, linoleic, nonanoic and azelaic acids on ferric oxideD. H. Wheeler, D. Potente and Harold Wittcoff
129-133Mycoflora, aflatoxins and free fatty acids in California cottonseed during 1967–1968L. J. Ashworth, J. L. McMeans, B. R. Houston, M. E. Whitten and C. M. Brown
134-139Triglyceride composition of coconut oilJ. Bezard, M. Bugaut and G. Clement
140-142Determination of residual solvent in oilseed meals and flours: III. IsopropanolS. P. Fore, E. T. Rayner and H. P. Dupuy
143Flavor thresholds of unbranched isomeric nonenalsP. W. Meyboom and G. A. Jongenotter
144Detergent analysisJ. C. Abbott and E. M. Sallee

Volume 48, Number 4 / April 1971

158A-160AHigh temperature heat transfer equipmentE. E. magnuson
161ANew booksA. P. Murphy
162AFats and oils report
164AAOCS 45th fall meeting, Atlantic city deadline for papers
166AAOCS 45th fall Meeting Committee
169A-172AMargarine: 100 years of technological and legal progressStanley C. Miksta
175A-176AFuture considerations in margarine fortificationR. H. Bunnell, B. Borenstein and G. W. Schutt
177AShort course in modern methods of steroid analysis
179A-180AProblems and outlook in evolving food regulationGeorge M. Burditt
184AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli and S. Kawamura, et al.
187AMeetings
188ALocal section news
188ANames in the news
192AAOCS short course on detergents and raw materials
194AAnnouncement of 1972-72 smalley check sample program
200AObituaries
145-148Quantitative estimation of sucrose esters of plamitic acidT. J. WEiss, Mona Brown, H. J. Zeringue and R. O. Feuge
149-154The Conversion of 2,4-Dinitrophenylhydrazine derivatives of monocarbonyls to ethylenethioacetals and ethylenethioketals for analysis by gas liquid chromatographyM. M. E. Metwally, C. H. Amundson and T. Richardson
155-156Determination of residual solvent in oilseed meals and flours: IV, acetoneH. P. Dupuy, E. T. Rayner and S. P. Fore
157-159Conjugation of polyunsaturated fats: Activity of some group VIII metal compoundsW. J. DeJarlais and L. E. Gast
160-162Phenylstearic acids and related compounds isolation of 17-, 16-, 15- and 13-phenyl isomersF. D. Smith and A. J. Stirton
163-165Microaerophilic biodegradation of tallow-based anionic detergents in river waterE. W. Maurer, T. C. Cordon and A. J. Stirton
166-169The Cause and Prevention of Glassware Corrosion in Domestic Mechanical DiswashersB. J. Rutkowski
170-172Binary freezing point behavior of some saturated and unsaturated fatty acid methyl esters with methyl heptadecanoateAugust V. Bailey, James A. Harris and Evald L. Skau
173-177Statistical development of improved emulsification systems for bakers shorteningsD. T. Rusch and H. M. Truax
178-182A simple technique for determining the gas liquid chromatography profile of volatile compounds in vegetable oilsKenneth T. Hartman, Lucien C. Rose and Raymond L. andaveer
183Note sequel to ‘a rapid color reaction of crude sesame oil’S. D. Thirumala Rao
184On the first double bond site in natural fats and oilsD. F. Kuemmel

Volume 48, Number 5 / May 1971

185-190Introduction to computers and their developmentJames E. Brown
191-197An off-line system for data acquisition and analysisRaymond C. Master
198-202Applications of nonlinear programming to detergent formulationsEdmund C. Steinle, Charles D. Hendrix and Robert R. Fields
203-209Some applications of a desk-top computerA. P. Damoglou
210-216Computer processing of gas chromatographic data: Quantitative analysis of fatty acid methyl esters using an off line magnetic tape systemGary J. Nelson
217-219A computer approach toward automation of a chemical services laboratory: I. Instrument supportE. L. Schneider and A. W. Munson
220-221A computer approach toward automation of a chemical services laboratory: II. Management informationA. W. Munson and E. L. Schneider
222-227Selective hydrogenation with copper catalysts: IV. Reaction of stearolate, oleate and conjugated esters with deuteriumSambasivarao Koritala and E. Selke
228-231Equivalent chain lengths of methyl octadecadienoates and octadecatrienoatesC. R. Scholfield and H. J. Dutton
232-236Alkyl azelaaldehydates of high purity from alkyl soyates: Preparation and propertiesR. A. Awl, E. H. Pryde, D. Weisleder, W. K. Rohwedder and J. C. Cowan
237-239Competitive hydrogenation rates of isomeric methyl octadecenoatesC. R. Scholfield, T. L. Mounts, R. O. Butterfield and H. J. Dutton
240-244The unsaponifiables of
245-247Postulated scheme for
248-253Methyl 9(10)-formylstearate by selective hydroformylation of oleic oilsE. N. Frankel
254-2561,3-Diacyl derivatives of imidazolidine and hexahydropyrimidine: I. Preparation by novel method and characterizationRobert R. Mod, Frank C. Magne and Gene Sumrell
257-2581,3-Diacyl derivatives of imidazolidine and hexahydropyrimidine: II. Antimycotic activityRobert R. Mod, Frank C. Magne, Gene Sumrell, Arthur F. Novak and James M. Solar
A214-A216Filters and filtration systems for the vegetable oil industryFrank H. Passalaqua
A218-A220New AOCS officers for 1971–72 Announced
A220Announcement 1971–1972 smalley check sample program
A222Outstanding symposia will highlight fall meeting
A224Local section news
A2251971 short course: “Update on detergents and raw materials”
A226AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli and S. Kawamura, et al.
A227Obituary
A231Local section news
A233Meetings
A234-A236New booksJ. T. Komp, R. J. Zielinski and R. G. Manning
A237-A247Names in the news
A248Cumulative index to advertisers
A250Classified advertisements

Volume 48, Number 6 / June 1971

259-264Jojoba oil wax esters and derived fatty acids and alcohols: Gas chromatographic analysesThomas K. Miwa
265-270Catalytic effects in the ammonolysis of vegetable oilsW. L. Kohlhase, E. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan
271-272Introductory remarksJett C. Arthur
273-278The use of biodegradable linear alcohol surfactants in textile wet processingHarry T. Zika
279-283Modification of the surface characteristics of cotton by the introduction of anionic groups, and the mechanism of ion bindingP. J. Baugh, J. B. Lawton and G. O. Phillips
284-290Built-in lubrication on cotton fabricsRuth R. Benerito, John B. McKelvey and Ralph J. Berni
291-295Kinetics of the hydrogenation of fatty oilsKenji Hashimoto, Katsuhiko Muroyama and Shinji Nagata
296-298The solubility of water in edible oils and fats above 100 CM. H. Hilder
299-304Processing of oilseeds to meal and protein flakesKenneth W. Becker
305-306Method of obtaining native powdered sunflower lecithinA. Popov, M. Gardev, N. Yanishlieva and L. Hristova
a254-a273Commodity prices as related to vegetable oil marketing, prices and utilizationDavid M. Bartholomew
a258New booksC. W. Hoerr and A. J. Castro
a259Set sail for a fine technical program
a260Atlantic City awaits the ladies, too
a261-a269AbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres and J. Iavicoli, et al.
a263-a271The four corners...Eugene Marshack, M. Loncin, A. Seher, Bertram Hudson and James Hollo, et al.
a267Announcement 1971–1972 Samlley Check Sample Program
a268Names in the news...
a268Obituary
a273Local section news...

Volume 48, Number 7 / July 1971

307-309Preparation and properties of some polyglycerol esters of short and medium chain length fatty acidsV. K. Babayan and R. T. McIntyre
310-313Near IR spectra of long chain vinyl derivativesGeorge E. McManis and Lyle E. Gast
314-317The sulfonation of castor oil with sulfur trioxideF. J. Kremers
318-323A new broad spectrum antibacterial soap I. General propertiesEric Jungermann and David Taber
324-329Lipoxygenase-oxidized soap stock as source of hydroxy conjugated octadecadienoic acidsE. M. Emken and H. J. Dutton
330-333The effect of laundering variables on the flame retardancy of cotton fabricsR. M. Perkins, G. L. Drake and W. A. Reeves
334-339The use of surface active agents in tanning of leatherEdward M. Filachione
340-343On a correlation between the surface chemistry and the felting behavior of woolD. Stigter
344-348Emulsifier choice in design of spin finishes for man-made fibersJ. P. Redston, W. F. Bernholz and R. C. Nahta
349-354Industrial chemical uses of polyunsaturated fatty acidsE. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan
355-357Fatty acid composition of corn endosperm and germ oils as influenced by different extraction proceduresM. D. Jellum
358-364Protection of dietary polyunsaturated fatty acids against microbial hydrogenation in ruminantsT. W. Scott, L. J. Cook and S. C. Mills
365-367Fatty acid composition of capsicum oils by gas liquid chromatographyG. C. Tsatsaronis and A. H. Kehayoglou
368-370The correlation of aflatoxin and norsolorinic acid productionJoan W. Bennett, Louise S. Lee and Carolyn Vinnett
371-372NMR chemical shift reagents. Application to structural determination of lipid derivativesDaniel Swern and John P. Wineburg
372ErratumS. P. Fore, E. T. Rayner and H. P. Dupuy
A277-A278AOCS commentary
A278James Lyon begins duties as AOCS director
A278Transportation to the fall meeting
A279Eric Jungermann receives AOCS award of merit
A280-A282Fats and oils report: Rapeseed and soybean price relationshipsDavid M. Bartholomew
A282Smalley awards 1970–1971
A283New booksR. G. Manning, Robert F. Zwinak and Edwin Frankel
A284Meetings
A285Names in the news
A287Lake placid short course draws good attendance
A288Local section news . .
A289-A290New members
A291-A300Report of AOCS 62nd annual meeting, Houston
A301-A313AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli and S. Kawamura, et al.
A315-A338Complete technical program for 1971 Atlantic city meeting

Volume 48, Number 8 / August 1971

a343Report on lake placid short course continued
a344-a357New booksW. E. M. Lands and R. T. O’Connor
a348A tribute to Porter A. WilliamsAaron Altschul
a348Historic picture taken in Guadalajara
a350Meetings
a352-a357C.H. Amundson Win 1971 Dairy Research Inc. award
a353Obituaries
a354-a355AbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres and J. Iavicoli, et al.
373-375Enol esters XIII: Synthesis of isopropenyl esters by addition of carboxylic acids to propyneEdward S. Rothman and Samuel Serota
376-378Synthesis of conjugated octadecadiynoic acidsS. G. Morris
379-383Mixing effects in dead end hydrogenation of oils: Sulfite oxidation modelJ. Wisniak, S. Stefanovic, E. Rubin, Z. Hoffman and Y. Talmon
384-386The effect of sensitizing dyes for photo as antioxidants on the autoxidation of methyl linoleateKazuo Fukuzumi and Nobuo Ikeda
387-388Amide plasticizers from safflower and tall oil derived fatty acidsF. C. Magne, R. R. Mod and G. Sumrell
389-391Studies on monoene fatty acid isomers in hydrogenated fish oilsGeorg Lambertsen, Hakon Myklestad and Olaf R. Braekkan
392-393Stability of coconut oil in food productsC. W. Fritsch, V. E. Weiss and R. H. Anderson
394-397Continuous alkoxylation processWilfried Umbach and Werner Stein
398-399Extraction of N-compounds of rapeseed meal in relation to pH and temperatureJ. Korolczuk and A. Rutkowski
400-402Production and use of oilseed proteinsR. A. Reiners and R. J. Dimler
403-406Competition of urea with oilseed proteinsW. W. Cravens and C. L. Marine
407-411High lysine corn—What lies ahead?H. C. Frost and D. Robinson
412-414Fish protein concentrate: A new source of dietary proteinB. R. Stillings and G. M. Knobl
415-419Amino acid supplementation of grainJiro Kato and Nobutoshi Muramatsu
420-424Oxidation of lipids in fish mealMario D. Waissbluth, Lucy Guzman and Florencio P. Plachco

Volume 48, Number 9 / September 1971

362A-364ACost analyses for new products and processes developed in USDA laboratoriesV. E. Sohns
366AAOCS welcomes visitors and members to new location on university of Illinois campus
368A-369APresident’s review: International association of seed crushersJ. E. T. M. Randag
370AAOCS foundation board holds initial meeting
372AThe four cornersEugene Marshack
378AMeetings
380AExhibit Booths at Atlantic city Meeting
392AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres and J. Iavicoli, et al.
399ANames in the news
425-426Introduction to the 2nd symposium on metal-catalyzed lipid oxidationReinhard Marcuse
427-433The kinetics and mechanism of metal-catalyzed autoxidationW. A. Waters
434-437Sampling improvements in atomic absorption spectroscopyHerbert L. Kahn and Jack D. Kerber
438-441Copper in edible oils: Trace amounts determined by atomic absorption spectroscopyG. R. List, C. D. Evans and W. F. Kwolek
442-447Denatured hemoproteins as catalysts in lipid oxidationC. E. Eriksson, P. A. Olsson and S. G. Svensson
448-451Fat oxidation at low oxygen pressure: III. Kinetic studies on linoleic acid oxidation in emulsions in the presence of added metal saltsR Einhard Marcuse and Per-Olof Fredriksson
452-454Chlorophyll-sensitized peroxidation of saturated fatty acid estersY. Sita Rama Sastry and Gollamudi Lakshminarayana
455-461Mass spectra of diterpene resin acid methyl estersTeh-Liang Chang, Thomas E. Mead and Duane F. Zinkel
462-466Chlorinated long chain fatty acids—their properties and reactions: III. Solvent effects in the dehydrohalogenation of sodium 9,10-dichlorooctadecanoate in dilute alkaline solutionsM. Ketola and K. Pihlaja
467-472The α,β-distribution of oleic, linoleic and linolenic acids in cruciferae seed triglyceridesCarter Litchfield
473-476Marketing considerations for improved protein food productsA. N. Meiss and S. M. Cantor
477-480The functional requirements of proteins for foodsKarl F. Mattil
481-483Soy flour and grits for use in food productsRichard L. Kellor
484-488Oilseed protein concentrates and isolatesEdwin W. Meyer
489-491Textured and shaped oilseed protein food productsM. D. Wilding
492-494Breeding for improved oilseedsR. W. Howell
495-498Odor and flavor responses to additives in edible oilsC. D. Evans, Helen A. Moser and G. R. List
499-502Hydrogenation of soybean oil with commercial copper-chromite and nickel catalysts: Winterization of low-linolenate oilsK. J. Moulton, R. E. Beal and E. L. Griffin
503-509Removal of nonhydratable phospholipids from soybean oilA. Hvolby
510-513Castor meal antigen deactivation-pilot plant steam processA. C. Mottola, B. Mackey and V. Herring
514The docosahexaenoic acid of marine organismsP. R. Hinchcliffe and J. P. Riley
515-516Measurement of low levels of phosphate in detergentsJames C. Abbott and P. H. Garrison

Volume 48, Number 10 / October 1971

408A-415AThe “UNOX” system—Oxygen aeration in the activated sludge processE. A. Wilcox and J. R. McWhirter
412A-413AReport of the instrumental techniques committee AOCS, 1970–1971R. T. O’Connor, R. R. Allen, W. A. Bosin, K. M. Brobst and S. F. Herb
416A-417AMeetings
418A-420AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres, J. Iavicoli and S. Kawamura, et al.
517-522Activation analysis of trace elements in lipids with emphasis on marine oilsGulbrand Lunde
523-524Effect of heme compounds on lipid oxidationY. Hirano and H. S. Olcott
525-526Copper(I) and copper(II) complexes in solution and the crystalline stateR. Osterberg and B. Sjoberg
527-531Metal-catalyzed oxidation in the presence of water in foodsT. P. Labuza, M. Silver, M. Cohn, N. D. Heidelbaugh and M. Karel
532-538Calcium requirement for lipoxygenase catalyzed linoleate oxidationR. B. Koch, Bradford L. Brumfiel and Mary N. Brumfiel
539-543Continuous removal of metallic ions from soybean oilR. E. Beal and V. E. Sohns
544-546Trace metals and the flavor stability of margarineW. G. Mertens, C. E. Swindells and B. F. Teasdale
547-549Lipid oxidation in meat and meat products—A reviewJane D. Love and A. M. Pearson
550-555Catalysts of lipid peroxidation in meatsTheresa Liu Kwoh
556-562Characterization of the nonvolatile compounds formed during the thermal oxidation of trioleinE. G. Perkins and J. R. Anfinsen
563-564The occurrence of (+) gossypol inGossypium speciesJ. M. Dechary and Paul Pradel
565Introduction to the symposium on basic aspects of detergencyM. E. Ginn
566-570Recent advances in detergency theoryAnthony M. Schwartz
571-577Gel filtration of surfactantsToshio Nakagawa and Hiroaki Jizomoto
578-581Microemulsions, hydrotropic solutions and emulsions, a question of phase equilibriaS. Friberg
582-583Interactions of colloidal particles with complex ions and polymersEgon Matijevic
584-587Use of experimental design in detergency tests with a natural soilJames R. Trowbridge
588-594Biodegradation of synthetic detergents evaluation by community trials: I. Linear alkylbenzene sulphonatesA. H. Mann and V. W. Reid
595-598Hyperchlorinated fatty acids: I. Tentative methods of synthesisM. Chals and R. Perron
599-604Aflatoxin effects in livestockA. C. Keyl and A. N. Booth
605-610Control and removal of aflatoxinLeo A. Goldblatt
611-615Degossypolized cottonseed flour—the liquid cyclone processH. L. E. Vix, P. H. Eaves, H. K. Gardner and M. G. Lambou
616-618Potential for detoxified castor mealG. Fuller, H. G. Walker, A. C. Mottola, D. D. Kuzmicky and G. O. Kohler, et al.
619-624The oilseed industry of India—potential for food use of proteinsMarvin W. Formo
625-628Nutritional framework of oilseed proteinsKeith J. Smith
629-632Chemical composition of sunflower seed hullsPaul Cancalon
633-635Alkali isomerization—Gas chromatography with the microreactor apparatusE. D. Bitner, Alan C. Lanser and H. J. Dutton

Volume 48, Number 11 / November 1971

637-639Oxidations involving the heme complex in raw meatBarbara E. Greene
640-644Metal ion catalysis of autoxidation in a lard gelR. Ellis, G. T. Currie and A. M. Gaddis
645-649Metal-catalyzed lipid oxidation and changes of proteins in fishCharles H. Castell
650-652Metal analysis of edible fats and oils by atomic absorption spectrophotometryUlf Persmark and Bengt Toregard
653-656A sensitive method for the determination of carbonyl compoundsD. C. Johnson and E. G. Hammond
657-660Surface active agents from isopropenyl esters: Acylation of isethionic acid and N-methyltaurineR. G. Bistline, E. S. Rothman, S. Serota, A. J. Stirton and A. N. Wrigley
661-664Synthesis of long chain
665-667A study of the surface activity of tertiary alcohol sulfatesT. Zimaity, A. Sammour and E. Afsah
668-673IR spectra of long chain vinyl derivativesGeorge E. McManis and Lyle E. Gast
674-677Tallow alkanolamides: Preparation and effect on surfactant solutionsJ. K. Weil, N. Parris, W. R. Noble, F. D. Smith and A. J. Stirton
678-681Hydroxyaliphatic acids in branched copolymers with acyl chloride-terminated long side chains: A new shrink-resist treatment for woolM. J. Diamond, H. L. Needles, C. A. Elliger, D. J. Kertesz and E. N. Frankel, et al.
682-683Organic acids as builders in linear alkylbenzene sulfonate detergent formulationsC. A. Wilham and C. L. Mehltretter
684-6852-
686-688Diels-alder adducts from safflower oil fatty acids: I. Maleic anhydride as dienophileG. S. R. Sastry, B. G. K. Murthy and J. S. Aggarwal
689-692Diels-Alder adducts from safflower oil fatty acids
693-696Fatty acid composition of buckwheat seedD. G. Dorrell
697-699Phosphatides isolated from seeds of commercial and experimental safflower varietiesH. J. Burkhardt
700-701Fatty acid composition ofThalictrum L. seed oilsD. Rankoff, A. Popov, P. Panov and M. Daleva
702-710The flavors of dairy fats—A reviewD. A. Forss
711-714Edible oil evaluation by room odor tests: A preliminary reportC. D. Evans, Helen A. Moser, G. R. List, H. J. Dutton and J. C. Cowan
715-717Urethane foams from animal fats. VI. Improved properties of lard and tallow-based foamsF. Scholnick, E. J. Saggese, M. Zubillaga, H. A. Monroe and A. N. Wrigley
718-722Agricultural and genetic potentials of cruciferous oilseed cropsR. K. Downey
723-727Industrial uses of high erucic oilsH. J. Nieschlag and I. A. Wolff
728-732The nutritive value of refined rapeseed oils: A reviewG. Rocquelin, J. P. Sergiel, B. Martin, J. Leclerc and R. Cluzan
733-736Edible protein products from cruciferae seed mealsR. P. A. Sims
737-739Production and utilization of rapeseed in CanadaB. M. Craig
740-744Lipids in Cruciferae: VIII. The fatty acid composition of seeds of some wild or partially domesticated speciesL. -A. Appelqvist
745-747Autoxidation products of 2,4-decadienalR. F. Matthews, R. A. Scanlan and L. M. Libbey
748-751Preparation of tertiary amine derivatives from commercially available alcohols and their properties as surfactantsKikuo Takehara, Shigeaki Okajima, Toshio Agawa and Saburo Komori
752-757Charring with sulfur trioxide for the improved visualization and quantitation of thin layer chromatogramsTheodore T. Martin and Marvin C. Allen
758-763Chemical derivatives of castor oilK. T. Achaya
a442-a463Economics of sunflower oil production and use in the United StatesW. K. Trotter and W. D. Givan
a450-a451AOCS members to travel west in April ’72
a452Meetings
a453Director of UI’s Burnside Research Lab addresses North Central Section
a454-a463AbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres and Yoshio Hiyano, et al.
a457Northeast Section Honors Hans Kaunitz with Achievement Award
a461Obituaries

Volume 48, Number 12 / December 1971

468A-470ANew markets for tallow through researchD. M. Doty and William J. Sheppard
470AEnvironmental control committee asks help of AOCS members
472AFats and oils report
473ACall for nominations for ninth AOCS $2500 award in lipid chemistry
473ANew organization offers job hunting aid
478AFour cornersEugene Marshack
482AAOCS/JOCS anticipate
484AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres and Yoshio Hiyano, et al.
485AAwards presented at AOCS meeting
486ANew executive director meets AOCS committees in atlantic city
488AExhibits — An integral part of AOCS meetings
490AFall meeting features variety of social events
491ANew members
493AAOCS official referee chemists—1971–1972
496AMeetings
498AThe outlook for the economyGurney Breckenfeld
765-770Cyanoethylation of ketostearatesH. E. Kenney, E. T. Donahue and G. Maerker
771-774Influence of temperature-induced phase transitions on fat emulsionsI. Wilton and S. Friberg
775-777Wide-line NMR spectra of some saturated and unsaturated long chain fatty acidsAugust V. Bailey and Robert A. Pittman
778-781The phases of saturated 1-monoglycerides C14-C22E. S. Lutton
782-783Effect of storage on lipids of fish protein concentrateBarbara Medwadowski, Alleah Haley, John van der Veen and H. S. Olcott
784-786Properties of aqueous solution of sodium cyclododecyl sulfateTakeshi Hikota, Minori Nakamura, Satoru Machida and Kenjiro Meguro
787-789Structure of monohydroperoxides formed by chlorophyll photo-sensitized oxidation of methyl linoleateE. Fedeli, F. Camurati and G. Jacini
790-793Separation and quantitation of alkene and hydroxy alkane sulfonates by thin layer chromatographyM. C. Allen and T. T. Martin
294-297Biodegradation of synthetic detergents evaluation by community trials Part 2: Alcohol and alkylphenol ethoxylatesA. H. Mann and V. W. Reid
798-799Biodegradation of synthetic detergents evaluation by community trials part 3: Primary alcohol sulphatesA. H. Mann and V. W. Reid
800-803The autoxidation of highly unsaturated fatty acids: Methyl 4,7,10,13,16,19-docosahexaenoateAnn C. Noble and W. W. Nawar
804-806Monoethylenic fatty acids of a partially hydrogenated herring oilR. G. Ackman, S. N. Hooper and J. Hingley
807-810Linseed oil on concrete: Penetration of linseed oil compositions into sheet-and liquid membrane-cured concretesL. E. Gast, W. L. Kubie and J. C. Cowan
811-814Derivatives of long chain fatty acids as lubricant componentsA. Eisner, T. Perlstein, G. Maerker and L. Stallings
815-819Full-fat and defatted soy flours for human nutritionG. C. Mustakas
820-823Flavors and odors of fish oilsMaurice E. Stansby
824-830Cocoa butter and confectionery fats. Studies using programmed temperature X-ray diffraction and differential scanning calorimetryG. M. Chapman, E. E. Akehurst and W. B. Wright
831-834The sesame plant as a source of protein and other nutrientsD. M. Yermanos, W. Saleeb, C. K. Labanauskas and G. C. Cavanagh
835-839Organoleptic and oxidative stability of blends of soybean and peanut oilsJ. C. Cowan, Helen Moser, G. R. List and C. D. Evans
840-842Char-ashing of glyceride oils preliminary to the atomic absorption determination of their copper and iron contentsC. D. Evans, G. R. List and L. T. Black
843-844Composition of residual solvent in oilseed marc extracted with aqueous mixed solventsWilliam H. King
845-850Crambe seed processing: Decomposition of glucosinolates (thioglucosides) with chemical additivesL. D. Kirk, G. C. Mustakas, E. L. Griffin and A. N. Booth
851-859Composition of seeds of cruciferous oil cropsL. -Å Appelqvist
860-862A review of rapeseed oil uses for edible purposesU. Riiner and R. Ohlson
863-868The feed value of rapeseed mealAntoni Rutkowski
869-871Production and use of rapeseed in EuropeBernard Lesieur
872-875Isomerizations accompanying friedel-crafts alkylations of benzene by detergent range alkylating agentsS. E. McGuire and G. E. Nicks
876Elution and analysis of volatiles in vegetable oils by gas chromatographyH. P. Dupuy, S. P. Fore and L. A. Goldblatt

Volume 49, Number 1 / January 1972

4ARemoving 99.99998% of oil aerosols from compressed air and other gasesDon W. Benner
8AFats and oils report
11AMeetings
12ACommittee calls for record attendance at Los Angeles meeting
14AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres and Yoshio Hirano, et al.
15ANortheast section meeting features talk on vitamin E
22AObituary
31AA guide to authors of manuscripts for lipids and for the journal of the american oil chemists’ society
32ACall for nominations for ninth AOCS $2500 award in lipid chemistry
33ACall for nominations award of merit
33AAOCS member forms new engineering firm
1-9Lipid structuresE. S. Lutton
10-14Selective hydroformylation of polyunsaturated fats with a rhodium-triphenylphosphine catalystE. N. Frankel and F. L. Thomas
15-19Improving high-erucic oilseeds: Chemically or genetically?W. H. Tallent
20-23Oil content and composition of the seed in the world collection of sesame introductionsD. M. Yermanos, S. Hemstreet, W. Saleeb and C. K. Huszar
24-26The plant geneticist’s contribution toward changing the lipid and amino acid composition of cottonseedRobert J. Miravalle
27-29The plant geneticist’ contribution toward changing lipid and amino acid composition of safflowerP. F. Knowles
30-32The plant geneticist’s contribution toward changing lipid and amino acid composition of soybeansR. W. Howell, C. A. Brim and R. W. Rinne
33-35Improving soybean quality by plant breedingE. G. Hammond, W. R. Fehr and H. E. Snyder
36-37Breeding for lipid and amino acid composition in sunflowerMurray L. Kinman
38-43Controlled foam laundry formulationsRichard D. Katstra and Paul Sosis
44-47Analysis of arsenic and bromine in marine and terrestrial oilsGulbrand Lunde
48-51Lanthanide shift reagents as an aid in the NMR analysis of the normal alcohols C6 to C11F. J. Smentowski and R. D. Stipanovic
52-56Modification of a procedure for analytical hydrogenation of edible oilsZ. Tene, Anina Yaron and A. Letan
57-62Modifying proteins for maximum utilization in the ruminantA. Dare Mc Gilliard
63-69Soap-based detergent formulations I. Comparison of soap-lime soap dispersing agent formulations with phosphate built detergentsR. G. Bistline, W. R. Noble, J. K. Weil and W. M. Linfield
70-74Selective homogeneous hydrogenation of triunsaturated fats catalyzed by tricarbonyl chromium complexesE. N. Frankel and F. L. Thomas
75-79Methyl 9(10)-carboxystearate by catalytic oxidation of hydroformylated oleateA. W. Schwab, E. N. Frankel, E. J. Dufek and J. C. Cowan
80-81The glyceride structure of camphor(Cinnamomum camphora) seed fatJ. M. S. Mathur
81-82Direct gas chromatographic analysis of volatiles from raw and roasted peanutsDavid F. Brown, F. G. Dollear and H. P. Dupuy
82-83Determination of sodium carboxymethylcellulose in detergent productsJ. H. Mallory and M. L. Porter
83-84Selective hydrogenation of soybean oil. VI. Copper-on-silica gel catalystsSambasivarao Koritala
84-85Trace phosphate analysis in silicate-containing detergentsI. I. Domsky, M. B. Graber and M. M. Goldstein
85-86Grapefruit seed oil sterolsM. Angela T. Barroso, J. A. Moura Fe, F. M. Whiting, W. H. Brown and J. W. Stull

Volume 49, Number 2 / February 1972

87-89Determination of primary and secondary fatty aliphatic amines in the presence of large amounts of nitrile by near-infrared spectroscopyR. B. Stage, J. B. Stanley and P. B. Moseley
90-91Polyhydric alcohol esters of α-sulfo fatty acidsT. Micich, M. Sucharski, J. K. Weil and A. J. Stirton
92-94Reduction with zinc of triple bonds tocis double bonds in long chain conjugated fatty acidsS. G. Morris, S. F. Herb, P. Magidman and F. E. Luddy
95-97Tertiary butylhydroquinone as antioxidant for crude sunflower seed oilB. M. Luckadoo and E. R. Sherwin
98-100Reductive ozonolysis for monoenoic fatty acid structure determination in the microreactor apparatusA. E. Johnston and H. J. Dutton
101-105Castor meal antigen deactivation-pilot plant ammonia processA. C. Mottola, B. Mackey, V. Herring and G. Kohler
106-110Headspace gas analysis of salad oils by mass spectrometryC. D. Evans and E. Selke
111-114Aminimides XIII long chain aminimides and isocyanatesR. E. Freis, R. A. Grimm and W. J. McKillip
115-117Short method for the detection of chick edema factor in fats, oils and fatty acids by electron capture gas chromatographyN. Kins and J. Barandy
118-123Differential scanning calorimetry of single acid triglycerides: Effect of chain length and unsaturationJ. W. Hagemann, W. H. Tallent and K. E. Kolb
124-128Kinetic study of acid-catalyzed conversion of aflatoxins B1 and G1 to B2a and G2aW. A. Pons, A. F. Cucullu, L. S. Lee, H. J. Janssen and L. A. Goldblatt
129-131A rapid procedure for the determination of residual hexane in oilseed meals and floursSara P. Fore and H. P. Dupuy
132-133Homogeneous hydrogenation of methyl
134-136New polyacetal, poly(ester-acetal) and their urethane-modified coatings from hydroformylated linseed oilT. H. Khoe, L. E. Gast, E. N. Frankel and J. C. Cowan
137-140Kinetics of the reaction of isopropenyl acetate and stearic acid to form isopropenyl stearateMichael F. Kozempel, James C. Craig, Howard I. Sinnamon and Nicholas C. Aceto
141-142Detection of aflatoxin using small columns of florisilJames Velasco
40A-44AControl of pollutants for the oilseeds industryKenneth W. Becker
45ANortheast section schedules catalyst talk
46A-47ACommittee finalizes plans for jocs-aocs joint meeting
47AVisit hawaii-join the post-meeting tour
48AVice presidential candidates offer objectives for AOCS
49AR. T. O’Connor candidate for president
49ATwo-way race for secretary
49AEndres candidate for treasurer
50A-51AAOCS to elect 3 members-at-large
52ACall for nominations honored student awards for 1972
53AMeetings
53AFirst call for papers
54ACall for nominations for ninth AOCS $2500 award in lipid chemistry
55A-67AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. G. Endres, Yoshio Hirano and J. Iavicoli, et al.
56ACall for nominations award of merit
71A-76ATechnical program of the JOCS-AOCS 1972 joint meeting

Volume 49, Number 3 / March 1972

143-150Surface active N-acylglutamate: II. Physicochemical properties of long chain N-acylglutamic acids and their sodium saltsMasahiro Takehara, Hirofumi Moriyuki, Ippei Yoshimura and Ryonosuke Yoshida
151-152Monogalactosyl diglyceride and digalactosyl diglyceride from commercial rapessed “lecithin”Lars-Åke Appelqvist
153-156Determination of the solid contents of fats by wide-line nuclear magnetic resonance: The signal of liquid oilsA. J. Haighton, K. Van Putte and L. F. Vermaas
157-161Surface active N-acylglutamate: I. Preparation of long chain N-acylglutamic acidMasahiro Takehara, Ippei Yoshimura, Kouichi Takizawa and Ryonosuke Yoshida
162-165Quantitative determination of methyl octadecadienoate hydroperoxides by infrared spectroscopyK. Fukuzumi and E. Kobayashi
166-169Detergent building action of uncharged polymers in relation to their molecular weightsFumikatsu Tokiwa and Tetsuya Imamura
170-173Effect of nonionic surfactants on the polarographic maximum and electrocapillary curves: A comparative studyWahid U. Malik and O. P. Jhamb
174-177The biodegradation of some sulfated alkanolamidesT. C. Cordon, E. W. Maurer and A. J. Stirton
178-181Critical unit operations of the aqueous processing of fresh coconutsRobert Hagenmaier, Carl M. Cater and Karl F. Mattil
182-185Inactivation of an alkaline bacillopeptidase by pentasodium triphosphateW. Schreiber
186-187Clarification of propylene glycol monoester polymorphismE. S. Lutton, C. B. Stewart and J. B. Martin
188-191The conversion of methyl 12-ketostearate to 1, 12-diisocyanatooctadecaneBernard Freedman and Glenn Fuller
192-195Diels-alder adducts from safflower fatty acids: III. Acrylic and related acid dienophilesG. S. R. Sastry, B. G. K. Murthy and J. S. Aggarwal
196-199The effect of ammoniation upon ricinine in castor mealJ. W. Hinkson, C. A. Elliger and G. Fuller
200-201Induced chemical shifts in the NMR spectrum of methyl petroselinateG. J. Boudreaux, A. V. Bailey and V. W. Tripp
201-202A new colorimetric method for estimation of argemone oilP. K. Bose
203-204Phosphate and non-phosphate detergentsJames E. Weaver
96A-133AFour cornersEugene Marshack
104AMeetings
106A-118AMembers of northeast section meet in Philadelphia
108AHawaii Beckons AOCS members
110AShort course on fundamentals of lipid chemistry to be held in Portugal
112A-115ANorth central section more than
115AProminent lipid chemist dies in cologne
116AJOCS-AOCS 1972 joint meeting April 23–26, 1972 Los Angeles Hilton Hotel Los Angeles, California
117ACommittee issues final call to JOCS-AOCS joint meeting in LA
118ACall for nominations for ninth AOCS $2500 award in lipid chemistry
119A-133AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and Yoshio Hirano, et al.
120ACall for papers

Volume 49, Number 4 / April 1972

205-207Two-step homogeneous conjugation and hydrogenation of methyl esters of unsaturated fatty acidsG. Ben-Et, A. Dolev, M. Schimmel and R. Stern
208-214Elemental C, H and N microanalysis of crushed rock and soil samplesF. T. Lindgren, G. R. Stevens and L. C. Jensen
215-216Nutritional quality in formulated foodsOgden C. Johnson
217-221Studies on replacement of phosphate builders in laundry detergents using radiolabeled soilsJ. C. Illman, T. B. Albin and H. Stupel
222-228Acetal derivatives of methyl 9(10)-formylstearate: Plasticizers for PVCR. A. Awl, E. N. Frankel, E. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan
229-232The component triacylglycerols of avocado fruit-coatChandra B. Sharma and Glenda C. Martinez
233-238Regional differences of lipid composition in morphologically distinct fatty tissues: IV. Safflower and sunflower seedsE. Fedeli, N. Cortesi, F. Camurati and G. Jacini
239-244Sunflowers: America’s neglected cropJames A. Robertson
245-249Sesame: Current knowledge of composition and useC. K. Lyon
250-253Properties of aqueous solutions of disodium di-3-sulfopropyl α,θ-alkane dicarboxylateMinoru Ueno, Takeshi Hikota, Toshikatsu Mitama and Kenjiro Meguro
254-258Development of a phosphate-free home laundry detergentW. M. Linfield, K. A. Roseman, H. G. Reilich, P. C. Adlaf and C. C. Harlin
259-263Recombination products from the radiolysis of tricaproinP. R. Letellier and W. W. Nawar
264-266Preparation of lot samples of nut meats for mycotoxin assayLeonard Stoloff, John Dantzman and John Wegener
267-273NMR chemical shift reagents in structural determination of lipid derivatives: II. Methyl petroselinate and methyl oleateJohn P. Wineburg and Daniel Swern
274-277Trace metal contents, chemical properties and oxidative stability of capelin and herring oils produced in norwegian plantsO. Notevarp and M. H. Chahine
278A convenient preparation of 10-hydroxydecanoic acidCarl A. Elliger and M. J. Diamond
278-280High resolution NMR for purity determination of cyclopropenoid concentratesG. J. Boudreaux, A. V. Bailey and V. W. Tripp
281-282Specific diacid triglycerides by a simple two-step procedureLawrence C. Mitchell
138ANew booksE. H. Pryde, John M. Derfer and J. W. Morgan
140AMeetings
142APlans finalized for AOCS short course on human hyperlipemias
144AAOCS to meet in Ottawa in fall of ′72
149AStephen chang to head new research project at Rutgers
150AAnnouncement 1972–1973 smalley check sample program
154A-180AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, Yoshio Hirano and S. Kawamura, et al.
154ACall for papers
156ANorthern California section announces may meeting

Volume 49, Number 5 / May 1972

283-286Studies on the isomers of major monoenoic acids in rapeseed and partially hydrogenated rapeseed oilH. B. S. Conacher and B. D. Page
287-292Flavor and oxidative stability of northern-grown sunflower seed oilG. R. List, C. D. Evans and Helen A. Moser
293-297The relationship of structure to properties in surfactantsMilton J. Rosen
298-301Sterol additives as polymerization inhibitors for frying oilsR. J. Sims, J. A. Fioriti and M. J. Kanuk
302-306Esterification and transesterification of 9(10)-carboxystearic acid and its methyl esters. Kinetic studiesE. J. Dufek, R. O. Butterfield and E. N. Frankel
307-310Sperm whale oil. Part 3: Alkanes and alcoholsR. J. Hamilton, M. Long and M. Y. Raie
311-313Dielectric properties of odd-numbered alcohol esters of C14, C16 and C18 acidsJames J. Hunter
314-317Effect of maturity on the fatty acid composition of eight varieties of peanuts grown at perkins, Oklahoma in 1968C. T. Young, M. E. Mason, R. S. Matlock and G. R. Waller
318-326Systematic isolation and identification of minor components in heated and unheated fatNeil R. Artman and Donald E. Smith
327-332Isomerization phenomena during hydrogenation of methyl oleate and methyl elaidate over nickel-silica catalystsP. Van Der Plank
333-335Polymorphism of mixed triglycerides containing odd fatty acidsE. S. Lutton, C. B. Stewart and A. J. Fehl
336-337Polymorphism of 1-behenoyldistearin and 2-stearoyldibeheninE. S. Lutton and A. J. Fehl
338The oxidation of 9:10 diketostearic acid by peracetic acid (baeyer and villiger reaction)D. N. Grindley and S. A. El Sarrag
338-339Rapid methods for determination of free fatty acids contents in fatty oilsB. Panduranga Rao, S. D. Thirumala Rao and B. R. Reddy
340-341Binary freezing point determinations for fatty acid-fatty acid ester mixturesA. V. Bailey, J. A. Harris and E. L. Skau
342Phosphate vs. Non-Phosphate DetergentsDavid Taber
184AFlexibility: The byword for Hunt-Wesson Foods' new research and development centerRobert J. Hlavacek
188A-206ANew booksNicholas Pelick, C. A. Ivy, E. A. Emken and Timothy L. Mounts
190AOttawa to host AOCS Fall meeting
192ACommittee Chairmen for Ottawa Meeting
193AAnnouncement 1972–1973 smalley check sample program
194A-195AAOCS announces officers for 1972–73
195A-210AMeetings
196A-197ANorth central section presents bailey award to
198A-199ASoybean processing industry awards grants for production research
198ACall for papers AOCS 46th Annual Fall Meeting
199ADick doughtie stricken by heart attack
201A-221AXIth ISF congress to be held June 18–22
202AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and Yoshio Hirano, et al.

Volume 49, Number 6 / June 1972

343-345Synergistic interactions of shampoo ingredientsPeter M. Hay
346-350Diffusion extraction of rapeseed glucosinolates with ethanolic sodium hydroxideR. S. Bhatty and F. W. Sosulski
351-353Rubber swell as a function of fatty acid ester chain lengthA. Eisner, R. E. Koos, A. Bilyk, W. E. Parker and G. Maerker
354-356The effect of copper, managanese and cobalt acetates on the autoxidation oftrans-9,trans-11-octadecadienoic acid in 90% v/v aqueous acetic acidL. Pekkarinen
357-360Long chain carboxylic acids containing ether linkage: IV. The antibacterial activities of 0-(2-alkylaminoethyl)-3-oxypropionic and N-(2-alkyloxyethyl)-3-aminopropionic acidsYoshiro Abe, Shuichi Osanai and Shuichi Matsumura
361-365Performance of alpha olefin sulfonates derived from ziegler olefins in light duty liquid detergentsWilliam J. DeWitt
366-370Automatic melting point determination of fatsW. G. Mertens and J. M. DeMan
371-375Kinetics of copper-chromite hydrogenation in soybean and linseed oils: Effect of pressureP. Y. Vigneron, S. Koritala, R. O. Butterfield and H. J. Dutton
376-377Enol esters XVI: Enol ethers in synthesisEdward S. Rothman, Gordon G. Moore, John M. Chirinko and S. Serota
378-382Wax esters of barracudina lipid: A potential replacement for sperm whale oilR. G. Ackman, S. N. Hooper, S. Epstein and M. Kelleher
383-386Soap-based detergent formulations: II. Oxyethylated fatty amides as lime soap dispersing agentsJ. K. Weil, F. D. Smith and W. M. Linfield
387-392Assay of cyclopropenoid lipids by nuclear magnetic resonanceNorman E. Pawlowski, Joseph E. Nixon and R. O. Sinnhuber
393-394A multicylinder 2–5 grams per sample oilseed press cellW. S. Reid and D. G. Dorrell
A228-A233Projections and prospects for the lauric oils: 1972–1987Walter C. Labys
A234-A246Convention site abounds in cultural activity
A235Ladies to tour Ottawa’s art galleries
A236-A249Four cornersEugene Marshack
A237Meetings
A238Announcement 1972–1973 smalley check sample program
A240-A247AbstractsR. A. Reiners
A244New booksJames B. Edwards

Volume 49, Number 7 / July 1972

395-402Dietary fat composition and tocopherol requirement: III. Quantitative studies on the relationship between dietary linoleate and vitamin ERoslyn B. Alfin-Slater, Yaichiro Shimma, Herbert Hansen, Penelope Wells and Lilla Aftergood, et al.
403-405The role of fats and oils in pharmaceuticalsJoseph B. Jerome
406-408The role of fats and oils in cosmeticsMurray Berdick
409-413Analysis of oil-based pharmaceuticalsEdward Smith
414-418Preparation and reactions of fatty acid azirinesT. A. Foglia, P. A. Barr and G. Maerker
419-421Fatty acid polymorph identification by infraredA. V. Bailey, D. Mitcham, R. A. Pittman and G. Sumrell
422-425Brassidic acid: Preparation from erucic acid and mechanism of elaidinizationShu-Pei Chang and Thomas K. Miwa
426-432Heterogeneous hydrogenation of fish oils: Kinetic determination of catalyst poisoningP. C. Mørk
433-436Kinetics of the reaction between chlorine and oleic acid in carbon tetrachloride solutionG. T. Clegg and P. Winter
437-439Influence of nonionic surfactant additive on the properties of ionic surfactant solutionsShinya Muto, Takashi Inō and Kenjiro Meguro
440-443Amine-malonaldehyde condensation products and their relative color contribution in the thiobarbituric acid testH. Buttkus and R. J. Bose
444-445Determination of aflatoxin M1 in raw milk: A modified Jacobson, Harmeyer and Wiseman methodJohn D. McKinney
446Competitive hydrogenation rates of monoenesD. L. Hooper
256A-282AJaocs news feature: The philippine coconut oil industryDominador I. Lim
258A-279AInternational association of seed crushers 1972 congress: President’s reviewJ. E. Th. M. Randag
260AThree years of planning culminate in first JOCS-AOCS Joint meeting
262AJOCS members bring gifts of Japanese culture to AOCS
264A-268AR.R. Allen completes term as AOCS president
264A-272AR.T. O’Connor accepts gavel for 1972–73
266AFive Honored Students chosen from 23 nominees
267AExhibitors benefit from joint meeting
268ALadies tour Los Angeles’ scenic sites
269AMeetings
270A-272ACommittee presents barrow-agee cup to J. Minyard; Smalley cup goes to Ed Hahn
273A-274ANew members
275ACall for papers
276A-277AOttawa/come to Canada with AOCS
278ANortheast section 11th annual symposium features environmental control
281A-283AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, Yoshio Hirano and S. Kawamura, et al.
291APhosphate vs. non-phosphate detergentsDavid Taber
295A-317ATechnical program AOCS 46th annual fall meeting Ottawa, Canada, Sept. 24–28, 1972

Volume 49, Number 8 / August 1972

322A-324AJaocs news feature: malaysian palm oilHo Sim Guan
325ADorothy rothmann addresses AOCS northeast section
325AFirst call for papers
326A-327ATop entertainment planned for Ottawa meeting
328A-352AOCS official referee chemists—1972–73
330A-354AReport from belgium: The institut de fermentation-meurice-chimie, CERIA, 1070 Brussels
331A-360AMeetings
332AReport of the AOCS subcommittee to develop a laboratory general information method for the determination of oil retention in bleaching clay filter cake
333AGoverning board offers incentive for society membership drive
334A-360AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, Yoshio Hirano and S. Kawamura, et al.
335A-336AWorld production trends-edible fats and oilsStanley Mehr
337A-342AInfluence of world fat and oil consumption on protein supplyF. R. Senti
343A-344AThe present and future role of peanuts in meeting the world’s need for foodCoyt T. Wilson
345A-350ATrends in use and prospects for the future harvest of world fisheries resourcesLucian M. Sprague and John H. Arnold
447-450Treatment of soybean oil soapstock to reduce pollutionR. E. Beal, V. E. Sohns and H. Menge
451-456Reactions of carbon monoxide with unsaturated fatty acids and derivatives: A reviewE. H. Pryde, E. N. Frankel and J. C. Cowan
457-461Food emulsifiers—Science and artNat H. Nash and Lawrence M. Brickman
462-467Fats and processes used in manufacturing chocolate and confectionery coatingsG. M. Johnston
468-472Antioxidants for food fats and oilsE. R. Sherwin
473-477Fat systems for bakery productsR. R. Baldwin, R. P. Baldry and R. G. Johansen
478-480Margarine and margarine oils: Finished product qualityLars H. Wiedermann
481-484Carbonate and phosphate detergent builders: Their impact on the environmentE. Jungermann and H. C. Silberman
485-488The X-ray diffraction of molecular compounds of 2-aminopyridine with long chain saturated and unsaturated fatty acidsEvald L. Skau, Robert R. Mod, Frank C. Magne and Robert T. O’Connor
489-493Evaluation of a gas chromatogram of a mixture containing aldehydes and aldehydic esters obtained by oxidative degradation of the positional isomers of methyl octadecenoateP. Van Der Plank
494-498Raman spectroscopic analysis of thecis/trans isomer composition of edible vegetable oilsGlen F. Bailey and Robert J. Horvat
499-500Application of NMR for the determination of HLB values of nonionic surfactantsG. Ben-Et and D. Tatarsky

Volume 49, Number 9 / September 1972

501-504Application of ternary equilibrium data to the production of fish protein concentrateA. D. McPhee and D. L. Dubrow
505-507Hydrogenation of triple bonds to double bonds in conjugated methyl octadecadiynoate and methyl santalbateS. G. Morris, P. Magidman and S. F. Herb
508-509Determination of tin salts in fatsRobert R. Lowry and Ian J. Tinsley
510-514Conjugated hydrogenation of triglyceride oil containing conjugated acidM. M. Chakrabarty, D. Bhattacharyya and A. K. Basu
515-519Alkoxylation of N-alkyl substituted ethylenediamineW. Rosenblatt, A. Stefcik, C. Bluestein and Y. K. Kim
520-523Isomers of monoethylenic fatty acids in some partially hydrogenated marine oilsH. B. S. Conacher, B. D. Page and R. K. Chadha
524-526Influence of solvent on degree of acylation in the formation of sucrose estersT. J. Weiss, Mona Brown, H. J. Zeringue and R. O. Feuge
527-532Effect of the initial concentration of emulsifying agents on the ultracentrifugal stability of oil-in-water emulsionsKashmiri L. Mittal and Robert D. Vold
533-534Selective hydrogenation catalyzed by polymeric palladium and platinum complexesHarold S. Bruner and John C. Bailar
534-536Alkali isomerization of linoleate isomers: Characterization of productsSambasivarao Koritala
536-537Thickening action of hydroxystearates in peanut butterCarl A. Elliger, D. G. Guadagni and C. E. Dunlap
A364-A369Jaocs news feature: Results achieved by the “Direx” process
A370Four corners
A372-A373European club of centers for lipid research
A374-A380European club of centers for lipid research
A382-A398New booksEdgar M. Emery, Norman Haard and E. G. Perkins
A384Call for papers
A386-A388Chang reports on visit to Taiwan’s labs and refineries
A398Northern California section to hold fall meeting at Davis Campus
A400-A412AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, Yoshio Hirano and S. Kawamura, et al.
A404Northern section schedules talk on dimer acids

Volume 49, Number 10 / October 1972

539-551Assessing detergent safety: A comparison of a nonphosphate laundry detergent with phosphate detergentsJames B. Williams and David Taber
552-554Potential lubricants for continuous casting of steel: polyol esters of partially hydrogenated soybean acidsE. W. Bell, J. C. Cowan and L. E. Gast
555-5582-trans,4-cis,7-cis-Decatrienal, the fishy off-flavor occurring in strongly autoxidized oils containing linolenic acid or ω 3,6,9, etc., fatty acidsP. W. Meijboom and J. B. A. Stroink
559-562Enzymatically produced flavors for fatty systemsJohn H. Nelson
563-566Use of labeled compounds to study the mechanism of flavor formation in oxidizing fatsS. T. Michalski and E. G. Hammond
567-572Various interactions in chocolate flavorP. G. Keeney
573-577The composition of volatile oils derived from oleoresinsRobert J. Eiserle and James A. Rogers
578-582Room odor evaluation of oils and cooking fatsC. D. Evans, Kathleen Warner, G. R. List and J. C. Cowan
583-585Hydrogenation of
586-589Diene-to-saturate shunt in fat hydrogenationC. R. Scholfield, R. O. Butterfield and H. J. Dutton
590-593Comparison of the observed distribution of aflatoxin in shelled peanuts to the negative binomial distributionT. B. Whitaker, J. W. Dickens, R. J. Monroe and E. H. Wiser
594-595Direct esterification of sodiumcis-9,10-epiminooctadecanoateA. Bilyk, A. Eisner and G. Maerker
596-597Effect of storage conditions on increase in aflatoxins in cottonseed: A small lot studyMarion E. Whitten and Lloyd L. Smith
598-608Use of simplex experimental designs in detergent formulationJ. P. Narcy and J. Renaud
609-610Analysis of whole beeswax by gas liquid chromatographyA. P. Tulloch
610-612Laundry soil-suspending activity of certain microbial polysaccharidesAllene Jeanes, R. G. Bistline and A. J. Stirton
613-614The reaction of malonaldehyde or oxidized linolenic acid with sulfhydryl compoundsH. Buttkus
614Selective hydrogenation catalyzed by polymeric palladium and platinum complexesHarold S. Bruner and John C. Bailar
A415The present and future of the japanese crushing industryYukio Sakaguchi
A420New booksJ. F. Gerecht, F. A. Kummerow, W. H. Tallent and L. Gildenberg
A424AOCS members to gather in New Orleans
A426A. T. James earns 1972 award in lipid chemistry
A426Call for papers
A428Seven Students Honored at Ottawa meeting
A431-A436Report of the instrumental techniques committee AOCS, 1971–72R. T. O’Connor, R. R. Allen, K. M. Brobst and S. F. Herb
A437Mahadevan joins Supelco as senior Biochemist
A438-A439AbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and Yoshio Hirano, et al.

Volume 49, Number 11 / November 1972

615-618Rigid urethane foams from hydroxymethylated linseed oil and polyol estersT. H. Khoe, F. H. Otey and E. N. Frankel
619-633Gas chromatography of the fat-soluble vitamins: A reviewA. J. Sheppard, A. R. Prosser and W. D. Hubbard
634-635Free radical addition of dialkyl phosphites to N,N-disubstituted amides of unsaturated fatty acids and screening of the products for antimicrobial activityR. R. Mod, J. A. Harris, J. C. Arthur, F. C. Magne and G. Sumrell, et al.
636-640A micromethod to generate and collect odor constituents from heated cooking oilsE. Selke, W. K. Rohwedder and H. J. Dutton
641-642Reductive ozonolysis of soybean oil: Laboratory optimization of process variablesP. E. Throckmorton and E. H. Pryde
643-648Pilot run, plant design and cost analysis for reductive ozonolysis of methyl soyateP. E. Throckmorton and E. H. Pryde
649-651Soap-based detergent formulations: III. Surface activity of fatty derivatives of 3-hydroxypropanesulfonic acidN. Parris, J. K. Weil and W. M. Linfield
652-655Soap-based detergent formulations: IV. The synthesis and surface active properties of sulfopropyl esters of N-substituted iminodiacetic acidsT. J. Micich, M. K. Sucharski, J. K. Weil and W. M. Linfield
656-659Level and position of unsaturation in alpha olefin sulfonatesD. F. Kuemmel and S. J. Liggett
660-661Rapid deter mination of protein in soybean mealsBenjamin D. Deacon
662-664Castor meal antigen deactivation: Pilot plant lime processA. C. Mottola, B. Mackey, H. G. Walker and G. O. Kohler
665-670Some new developments in surfactant analysisH. Y. Lew
671-672Amino acids of citrus seed mealR. J. Braddock and J. W. Kesterson
672-673Surface activity of glycerol glycoside palmitatesR. O. Feuge, Mona Brown and J. L. White
673-674Gas chromatograms of synthetic liquid waxes prepared from seed triglycerides of limnanthes, crambe and lunariaThomas K. Miwa
A446New orleans ’73
A450Plans underway for AOCS membership drive
A454Arthur wrigley presented northeast section achievement award
A455National research council announces programs for 1973
A456New members
A460New booksE. G. Perkins, Coyt T. Wilson and E. G. Perkins
A460Call for nominations 1973 honored student awards
A463Meetings
A464AbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and Yoshio Hirano, et al.
A464Call for papers

Volume 49, Number 12 / December 1972

675-677Isolation and identification oftrans-3,5-dimethoxystilbene from high quality tall oil fatty acids by liquid chromatography and mass spectrometryDavid B. S. Min and Stephen S. Chang
678-680Occurrence of gossypol in dried bract of the cotton plantHana Loewenschuss and P. J. Wakelyn
681-682Continuous miscella soapstock acidulation processL. S. Crauer
683-687Preparation and phase behavior of acetyl monoglyceridesJames B. Martin and E. S. Lutton
688-693Effects of fresh and used hydrogenated soybean oil on reproduction and teratology in ratsGranville A. Nolen
694-695Isocyanates derived from fatty acids by the trimethylsilyl azide modification of the curtius rearrangementS. S. Washburne and W. R. Peterson
696-699Canadian beeswax: Analytical values and composition of hydrocarbons, free acids and long chain estersA. P. Tulloch and L. L. Hoffman
700-701Determination of aflatoxin and aflatoxin-producing cultures in recently ginned cottonseed in Central AmericaS. Schneider, R. De Leon, M. García-Prendes and C. Rolz
702Some practical aspects connected with the presence of calcium in soybean oilsA. Letan and A. Yaron
703Ionic-nonionic surfactantsA. M. Mankowich
A484-A487Jaocs News Feature
A488Four cornersEugene Marshack
A494-A497Ottawa meeting draws more than 600 persons
A498-A499XIth ISF congress attracts participants from 36 countries
A499Call for nominations award of merit
A501New booksPaul Becher
A502Lipoprotein analysis focus of AOCS short courses
A503Meetings
A504AOCS shoots for record attendance at spring meeting
A505AbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and Yoshio Hirano, et al.
A509Fred barrett speaks on dimer acids
A511Call for nominations: Award in lipid chemistry
A514Call for Nominations 1973 honored student awards
A515-A517Projection and prospects for cottonseed in the 1970’sCarl M. Cater
A518-A521Projection and prospects for sunflower seedDalton E. Gandy
A522-A526Projection and prospects for rapeseed and mustard seedRagnar Ohlson
A528Call for papers

Volume 50, Number 1 / January 1973

1-8Fractional vacuum distillation of herring oil methyl estersR. G. Ackman, P. J. Ke and P. M. Jangaard
9-10Preparation of substituted 5,6-dihydro-4H-1,3-oxazines from olefinsT. A. Foglia, L. M. Gregory, P. A. Barr and G. Maerker
11-15Hydrogenation and deuteration of conjugated isomers of linoleate and linolenate with palladium, platinum, nickel and lindlar catalystsAsmbasivarao Koritala, C. R. Scholfield, E. Selke and H. J. Dutton
16-20Concentrations of some aliphatic aldehydes and ketones found in raw and roasted spanish and runner peanutsDavid F. Brown, Vincent J. Senn, F. G. Dollear and L. A. Goldblatt
21-23Liquid-liquid extraction of BHT from vegetable oilsA. M. Phipps
24-25The presence of volatile, nonpolar bromo organic compounds synthesized by marine organismsGulbrand Lunde
26-28The analysis of organically bound elements (As, Se, Br) and phosphorus in raw, refined, bleached and hydrogenated marine oils produced from fish of different qualityGulbrand Lunde
29-30Use of argentation column chromatography in the identification of fish oil fatty acids by GLC: Application to cod liver oilM. Hoque, Amitabha Ghosh and J. Dutta
A4-A6Report from France: Institut des corps gras (ITERG), Paris
A7News booksJ. F. Gerecht and A. Walton
A8-A9Jazz greats to perform at spring meeting
A10-A1160 participate in Northern California section meeting
A12Meetings
A13VEST-I continues professional placement service
A14-A15Abstracts
A16AOCS Northeast section student award information
A18Call for nominations award of merit
A22Call for nominations 1973 honored student awards
A23Call for nominations award in lipid chemistry
A24Call for papers AOCS 64th annual spring meeting
A30Codex alimentarius standards for edible oils
A40A guide to authors of manuscripts for lipids and for the journal of the american oil chemists’ society

Volume 50, Number 2 / February 1973

31-38Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry of methyl esters of unsaturated oxygenated fatty acidsR. Kleiman and G. F. Spencer
39-43Catalytic carboxylation of fats. Carboxy acids and esters from monounsaturatesE. N. Frankel and F. L. Thomas
44-49Purification of cyclic fatty acid esters: a GC-MS studyEdward G. Perkins and Wayne T. Iwaoka
50-52Cocoa butter-like fats from fractionated cottonseed oil: I. preparationR. O. Feuge, Betty B. Gajee and N. V. Lovegren
53-57Cocoa butter-like fats from fractionated cottonseed oil: II. PropertiesN. V. Lovegren, B. B. Gajee, M. S. Gray and R. O. Feuge
A45-A50The food additives amendment and fat and oil bearing foodsAlan T. Spiher
A51-A52Meetings
A53President’s Club recruitment packages mailed to members
A54Cosmetics: Science and technologyJames W. Jenkins
A54Call for nominations award in lipid chemistry
A55AOAC invites nominations for ’73 awards
A56-A62AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, Yoshio Hirano and S. Kawamura, et al.
A65-A67Society members vie for top positions
A72Classified advertising
A73-A79Teachnical program AOCS 64th annual spring meeting New Orleans, Louisiana April 29–May 2, 1973
A80-A95Abstracts of papers

Volume 50, Number 3 / March 1973

59-63Synthesis of cationic surfactants with alkenyl groupMitsuo Okahara, Yoko Ohashi, Fujio Nishimura, Takehisa Ohashi and Saburo Komori
64-67Spoilage of coconut oil purification and properties of a fungal lipase that attacks coconut oilR. Hoover, S. F. Laurentius and K. G. Gunetileke
68-71Effect of temperature on the separation of some Δ9-
72-73Extraction of lipids from cottonseed tissue: III. Cyclopropenoid fatty acids from glanded and glandless seedT. J. Jacks, T. P. Hensarling, L. Y. Yatsu and L. E. Brown
74-75Catalytic autoxidation of 9(10)-formylstearic acidA. W. Schwab
76-78Thermal decomposition of tricaproinY. C. Lien and W. W. Nawar
79-84Effects of ammoniation on aflatoxins in rations fed lactating cowsJohn D. Mckinney, George C. Cavanagh, J. T. Bell, A. S. Hoversland and D. M. Nelson, et al.
85-92Analytical methodology for emulsifiers used in fatty foods: a reviewF. J. Baur
93-98Efficiency of transfer of polyunsaturated fats into milkJoel Bitman, L. P. Dryden, H. K. Goering, T. R. Wrenn and R. A. Yoncoskie, et al.
99-100Further observations concerning effects of unsaponifiable constituents on the properties of coffee seed oilLeopold Hartman and Regina C. A. Lago
100Report of the Instrumental Techniques Committee, AOCS, 1971–1972R. T. O’Connor, R. R. Allen, K. M. Brobst and S. F. Herb
100A-101APresident’s club and Honor Roll
102A-103AAOCS Northeast Section Symposium on Palm Oil and Related Fats
104A-105ACrescent City’ Awaits AOCS
106A-107AFour cornersEugene Marshack, E. Amadori, J. Pokorny, H. K. Mangold and K. S. Krishnan, et al.
108A-109AFirst call for papers AOCS 47th annual fall meeting
110A-111AAOCS Conference Analysis of Lipids and Lipoproteins
112A-116ACall for nominations award in lipid chemistry
117A-118ANew booksJ. F. Gerecht, Walter A. Pons and Arno Cahn
119A-128AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and Yoshio Hirano, et al.

Volume 50, Number 4 / April 1973

101-103Use of silicones in frying oilsI. P. Freeman, F. B. Padley and W. L. Sheppard
104-107Composition of neutral oils from rosinN. M. Joye, A. T. Proveaux and R. V. Lawrence
108-109Conjugation of polyunsaturated fats with dimsylsodiumW. J. Dejarlais, L. E. Gast and J. C. Cowan
110-111Hydrogenation of alkali-conjugated linoleate: Isomeric monoene profiles obtained with nickel, palladium and platinum catalystsSambasi Varao Koritala
112-114New castor oil-based urethane elastomersC. K. Lyon and V. H. Garrett
115-119Fat melting point determinations: a reviewW. G. Mertens
120-121Evaluation of florisil tubes in detection of aflatoxinJames Velasco and Marion E. Whitten
122-125Sterol composition of 19 vegetable oilsT. Itoh, T. Tamura and T. Matsumoto
126-127Preparation and properties of oxalic acid salts of C18 saturated and unsaturated fatty amidesRobert R. Mod, Frank C. Magne and Evald L. Skau
127Kinetics of copper-chromite hydrogenation in soybean and linseed oils: Effect of pressureVigneron
A132-A134President’s club and honor roll
A136-A138Report from the Retherlands: Centraal Instituut voor Voedingsonderzoek TNO, Zeist
A144-A145AOCS Conference Analysis of Lipids and Lipoproteins June 17–20, 1973 Ramada Inn Champaign, Illinois
A146-A152Meetings
A1521973–74 Smalley Check Sample Program
A154Progress in the chemistry of fats and other lipids, Vol. XIII, Part 2
A156-179AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and Yoshio Hirano, et al.
A163Northeast Section honors Ernest F. Drew
A171-A176Future prospects of animal production of fats and proteinGeorg Borgstrom

Volume 50, Number 5 / May 1973

129-131Sharp-melting fat fractions from cottonseed oilN. V. Lovegren, M. S. Gray and R. O. Feuge
132-136Copper-hydrogenated soybean and linseed oils: Composition, organoleptic quality and oxidative stabilityJ. C. Cowan, S. Koritala, K. Warner, G. R. List and K. J. Moulton, et al.
137-141Heat inactivation of trypsin inhibitor, lipoxygenase and urease in soybeans: Effect of acid and base additivesE. C. Baker and G. C. Mustakas
142-146NMR chemical shift reagents in structural determination of lipid derivatives: III. Methyl ricinoleate and methyl 12-hydroxystearateJohn P. Wineburg and Daniel Swern
147-154Chemical reactions involved in deep fat frying of foods: VI. Characterization of nonvolatile decomposition products of trilinoleinM. M. Paulose and Stephen S. Chang
155-158Surfactants from fatty esters of polyalkoxylated polyol glycosidesC. A. Wilham, T. A. McGuire, C. L. Mehltretter and F. H. Otey
159-167Biodegradability of nonionic surfactants: Screening test for predicting rate and ultimate biodegradationR. N. Sturm
168-169Studies on fixed oil of seeds of
170-171Thermal analysis of 1,2-epoxypropyl esters of normal fatty acidsF. Fernández-Martín
171-172Electron spin resonance of free radicals formed in irradiated fatty acid methyl estersM. Hayda and D. Hadziyev
173-174Loss of HBr in toluene solutions: a kinetic studyVernon L. Frampton, W. J. Evans and J. C. Kuck
174Preparation of methyl esters of long chain fatty acidsP. J. Mavrikos and G. Eliopoulos
184A-186APresident's Club and Hon
186A-190AAOCS Honors Five Students at 64th Annual Meeting
190-191ANorris heads AOCS in 1973 Holman wins bid for vice presidency; Link elected to secretarial post
191A-192AEndres re-elected treasurer Hlavacek, Kummerow, Wrigley chosen members-at-large Officers installed at spring meeting
192A-196ANew booksJ. F. Gerecht, David Kritchevsky, Nicholas Pelick, V. Mahadevan and T. Nishida
196A-198AAOCS Conference Analysis of Lipids and Lipoproteins
198A-199ANE Section members join flavor and fragrance specialists
199A-200A1973–74 Smalley check sample programW. T. Coleman
200A-202AMeetings Call for Papers-AOCS 47th Annual Fall Meeting
202A-211AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and Yoshio Hirano, et al.

Volume 50, Number 6 / June 1973

175-177Introduction to the symposium on milk lipidsLloyd M. Smith and Lloyd M. Smith
178-185Origin of the milk fat globuleStuart Patton
186-192Composition of bovine milk lipidsRobert G. Jensen
193-201Triglyceride structure of milk fatsA. Kuksis, L. Marai and J. J. Myher
202-206Sperm whale oil analysis by gas chromatography and mass spectrometryG. F. Spencer and W. H. Tallent
207-209Titrimetric determination of soap in refined vegetable oilsR. M. Nelson
210-212Determination of rhodium on commercial carbon- and alumina-supported catalystsG. R. List, J. P. Friedrich, W. F. Kwolek and C. D. Evans
213-217Colorimetric assay for carboxymethyloxysuccinate, a new detergent builderJohn P. Viccaro and Edith L. Ambye
218-222Long term storage of soybean and cottonseed salad oilsC. D. Evans, G. R. List, Helen A. Moser and J. C. Cowan
223-225Gel permeation chromatography of heated fatsE. G. Perking, R. Taubold and A. Hsieh
220A-226AProblems discouraging use of fish oil in American-manufactured shortening and margarineMaurice E. Stansby
226A-228APresident's club and Honor Roll
228A-229AOil chemists to converge on heart of Midwest
229A-233AFour cornersEugene Marshack, M. Loncin, B. Jacobsberg, R. F. Kohlmann and M. Maudet, et al.
233A-235ANew booksJ. F. Gerecht, Thomas Wolf, John H. Callahan and Klaus M. Herrmann
235A-236ANE Section symposium features six speakers
236A-238AMeetings 0154 0246 V 2
238A-247AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and S. F. Herb, et al.

Volume 50, Number 7 / July 1973

227-229Surface active N-acylglutamate: III. Physicochemical properties of sodium long chain N-acylglutamatesM. Takehara, H. Moriyuki, A. Arakawa, I. Yoshimura and R. Yoshida
230-234Extraction and methanolysis of oil from whole or crushed rapeseed for fatty acid analysisF. W. Hougen and V. Bodo
235-239Poly(amide-acetals) and poly(ester-acetals) from 9(10)-formylstearic acid as stationary phases for gas chromatographyW. E. Neff, R. A. Awl, E. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan
240-244Development of edible tallow fractions for specialty fat usesF. E. Luddy, J. W. Hampson, S. F. Herb and H. L. Rothbart
245-248Average increase in chain length of crystalline long chain compounds per carbon atomEvald L. Skau
249-250Analysis of alkyl ethoxylates by NMRC. K. Cross and A. C. Mackay
251-254Clay-heat refining of edible oilsT. K. Mag
255-259Application of partial hydrogenation theory to the design of commercial reactors for hydrogenating triglyceride oilsLyle F. Albright
260-263Water-recycle washing of refined soybean oil: Plant scale evaluationR. E. Beal, L. T. Black, E. L. Griffin, J. C. Meng and G. S. Farmer
264-268Thermal activation of peroxidase as a lipid oxidation catalystC. E. Eriksson and K. Vallentin
269-272Factors affecting analytical values of beeswax and detection of adulterationA. P. Tulloch
a254President’s Club and Honor Roll
a254Society offers free trip to Mexico City
a256-a259New members: 1972–73
a260-a267Jaocs news feature
a266-a267Meetings
a268-a270AOCS in New Orleans
a271Executive director reports to AOCS membership
a272-a274R.T. O’Connor passes executive duties to Frank Norris
a275Entertainment set for Chicago meeting
a276-a277AOCS Smalley Committee Awards: 1972–73
a278-a291AbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and S. F. Herb, et al.
a279Fall ’72 PAG guidelines
a295-a308Technical program AOCS 47th Annual Fall Meeting

Volume 50, Number 8 / August 1973

273-275Fatty acid composition of sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) oil as influenced by seed positionD. C. Zimmerman and G. N. Fick
276-277Precipitation of nonionic surfactants by polymeric acidShuji Saito and Takumi Taniguchi
278-281Hyperchlorinated fatty acids: II. Photochlorination of stearic acid in carbon tetrachloride, reaction studyM. Chals and R. Perron
282-283Distribution of fatty acids during germination of soybean seedsA. C. Joshi, B. K. Chopra, L. C. Collins and V. M. Doctor
284-289Gas chromatographic determination of hydrophile-lipophile balance of nonionic emulsifiersGary E. Petrowski and John R. Vanatta
290-293Epimino derivatives from β-lodoazidesT. A. Foglia, P. A. Barr and I. Schmeltz
294-295Mixed sulfated tallow alkanolamides as lime soap dispersing agentsR. G. Bistline, W. R. Noble and W. M. Linfield
296-299Automated determination of silicate and carbonates in detergentsS. W. Babulak and L. Gildenberg
300-303Methylsterol compositions of 19 vegetable oilsToshihiro Itoh, Toshitake Tamura and Taro Matsumoto
304-306Sources of error in determination of available lysine in cottonseed and peanut mealsV. L. Frampton and J. C. Kuck
307-309Deuteration of methyl
310-316Deuteration of methyl linoleate with nickel, palladium, platinum and copper-chromite catalystsSambasi Varao Koritala, E. Selke and H. J. Dutton
317-320Kinetics of hydrogenation of conjugated triene and diene with nickel, palladium, platinum and copper-chromite catalystsS. Koritala, R. O. Butterfield and H. J. Dutton
321-324Composition and related nutritional and organoleptic aspects of palm oilA. J. Clegg
325-330Participation of singlet oxygen in photosensitized oxidation of 1,4-dienoic systems and photooxidation of soybean oilA. H. Clements, R. H. Van Den Engh, D. J. Frost, K. Hoogenhout and J. R. Nooi
331-333Polyurethane foams from hydroxymethylated fatty diethanolamidesT. H. Khoe, F. Otey, E. N. Frankel and J. C. Cowan
334Fishy off-flavors in autoxidized oilsH. T. Badings
312AJaocs news feature: Chlorophyl content monitoring of swedish rapeseed and its significance in oil qualityJosef Å. H. Dahlén
319AArrange now to join AOCS in mexico city 65th annual spring meeting
319ACall for papers
320AAOCS official referee chemists: 1973–74
323A132 Registrants boost attendance to record height at champaign conference on lipids and lipoproteins
324ALet fall find you in Chicago join AOCS at its annual meeting
326AMeetings
328APresident’s club and honor roll
330ANew booksEric Jungermann and E. G. Perkins
334A1972 AOCS committee reports
346AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, S. F. Herb and F. A. Kummerow, et al.

Volume 50, Number 9 / September 1973

335-339Influences of operating conditions on determination of fatty acid methyl esters by gas chromatographyH. Seino, S. Watanabe, T. Nihongi and T. Nagai
340-342Direct gas chromatographic examination of volatiles in salad oils and shorteningsH. P. Dupuy, S. P. Fore and L. A. Goldblatt
343-347Reaction of autoxidizing linoleate with coho salmon myosinR. J. Braddock and L. R. Dugan
348-352Safety of nuts heat-processed in molten hexitolsR. B. Alfin-Slater, P. Wells, L. Aftergood and D. Melnick
353-356Analytical critique of hexitols used as a cooking mediumArthur E. Waltking, George W. Bleffert, Lawrence Brickman and Phillip R. Wells
357-359Determination of fatty acid composition by gas chromatography: I. Analysis with use of thermal conductivity detectorS. Watanabe, S. Hayano, T. Akiya, K. Mimura and S. Nakasato, et al.
360-363Determination of fatty acid composition by gas chromatography: II. Analysis with use of flame ionization detectorS. Watanabe, S. Nakasato, S. Hayano, H. Kuwamura and T. Nagai, et al.
364-366Hydrogen sulfide adducts of methyl oleate and linoleateA. W. Schwab, W. K. Rohwedder, L. W. Tjarks and L. E. Gast
367-371Comparison of some commercial waxes by gas liquid chromatographyA. P. Tulloch
372-376Lipid composition of selected margarinesD. L. Carpenter and H. T. Slover
377-380Comparison of oxygen bomb method to other methods for measuring oxidative stability of peanuts and peanut productsB. R. Blankenship, C. E. Holaday, P. C. Barnes and J. L. Pearson
381-384Biological studies with cyclopropenoids inactivated with fatty acidsD. T. Hopkins, R. R. Dahlgren, D. Davis, A. W. Munson and H. P. Dupuy
385Investigation of instrumental measurements to determine aflatoxin in florisil columnsJames Velasco and Karl H. Norris
368A-375AFuture supply of fats and oils of the international marketDavid M. Bartholomew
376A-377AReport of the Seville meeting, April 5–6, 1973A. Uzzan
378A-380AFirst 4 years of Scandinavia's LIPIDFORUM marked by rapid development
382APresident's Club and Honor Roll
388A-389AWorld Soy Protein Conference
392ASpring '74 marks departure from usual Society Meeting
394AKalustian designated winner of NE Section Achievement Award
396A-397AFour cornersEugene marshack, J. Pokorny, H. K. Mangold and E. Vioque
403A-406AExhibitors
405A-406AF. D. Gunstone accepts '73 Award in Lipid Chemistry
407A-422AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and S. F. Herb, et al.

Volume 50, Number 10 / October 1973

387-391Studies on the TBA test for rancidity grading: II. TBA reactivity of different aldehyde classesReinhard Marcuse and Lars Johansson
392-394Variables in powdering of floor finishesM. E. Ginn and E. T. Fronczak
395-399Influence of genetics, environment and admixtures on low erucic acid rapeseed in CanadaB. M. Craig, T. M. Mallard, R. E. Wight, G. N. Irvine and J. R. Reynolds
400-403Opportunities and problems in modification of levels of rapeseed C18 unsaturated fatty acidsG. Rakow and D. I. McGregor
404-406Place of rapeseed in the edible oil marketJ. Mcansh
407-410Comparison of chemical and agronomic characteristics of twoBrassica napus L. cultivars, bronowski and targetA. J. Finlayson, J. Krzymanski and R. K. Downey
411-414Cultivar differences in proteins of oriental mustard (Brassica juncea [L.] coss.)S. L. Mackenzie
415-420Thiocyanations: I. Elucidation of olefin thiocyanations: Product distribution, mechanism and a rationale of thiocyanogen valueL. S. Silbert, J. R. Russell and J. S. Showell
421-423Bleaching of vegetable oils: I. Conversions in soybean oil, triolein and trilinoleinG. Van den Bosch
424-425A new benzene-ethanol-water solvent system for TLC separation of aflatoxinsArthur E. Waltking, George W. Bleffert, Marshall Chick and Rosemary Fogerty
425-426Ethoxylated glycerol and propylene glycol glycoside palmitates from lactoseC. L. Mehltretter and C. A. Wilham
427Methylsterol compositions of 19 vegetable oilsToshihiro Itoh, Toshitake Tamura and Taro Matsumoto
a426-a444Soybean protein flavor components: A reviewJ. C. Cowan, J. J. Rackis and W. J. Wolf
a437Extend your stay in mexico — opt for a postmeeting tour
a4391974 nomination suggestion blank
a441-a452President’s Club and Honor Roll
a443-a444Meetings
a444AOCS member Francis Horan named president-elect of AACC
a445Plans made for 1973–74 Aflatoxin check samples
a445Call for nominations 1974 honored student awards
a446-a462Abstracts
a446Call for papers AOCS 65th annual spring meeting

Volume 50, Number 11 / November 1973

429-435Bunsen coefficient for oxygen in marine oils at various temperatures determined by an exponential dilution method with a polarographic oxygen electrodeP. J. Ke and R. G. Ackman
436-439Computer monitoring of a mini-refineryE. D. Bitner, J. O. Ernst and H. J. Dutton
440-442Effect of deep-fat frying on sunflower oilsW. H. Morrison, J. A. Robertson and D. Burdick
443-445Chemical evaluation of oil from field-and storage-damaged soybeansJ. A. Robertson, W. H. Morrison and D. Burdick
446-449Identification of fatty acid polymorphic modifications by infrared spectroscopyD. Mitcham, A. V. Bailey and V. W. Tripp
450-454Hydrogenation of soybean oil with copper catalysts containing small amounts of nickel catalystsK. J. Moulton, R. E. Beal and E. L. Griffin
455-458Hydroformylation of methyl oleate with a recycled rhodium catalyst and estimated costs for a batch processJ. P. Friedrich, G. R. List and V. E. Sohns
459-461Characterization of nonvolatile compounds formed during thermal oxidation of 1-linoleyl-2,3 distearin III. Evidence for presence of dimeric fatty acidsE. G. Perkins and L. R. Wantland
462-463Spectral identification of the ketol tautomer of gossypolR. D. Stipanovic, A. A. Bell and C. R. Howell
464-469Detergency and mechanism of soil removal in detergent-enzyme systemMasaharu Kame, Hideyuki Koda, Akihiro Kato and Toshio Koma
470-474Lipid-soluble components of meat flavors/odors and their biochemical originJ. D. Sink
475-478Advances in bar soap technologyE. Jungermann
466A-472ADeodorizing system modification for heat recovery and steam refining of palm oilArnold M. Gavin and Ralph W. Berger
473A-498AMeetings
474A-475AThe welcome Illinois' lieutenant governor among those who bid greetings to participants in the AOCS Fall meeting
476AAOCS continues its program of gifts and grants to deserving members of the fats and oils industry
477AAOCS couples enjoy excellent entertainment provided by the Keeler Trio, Franz Benteler and the Arbors
478A-479A30 booths add dimension to Fall Meeting
483A-485APresident's club and honor roll
486A-490ASome physical, chemical, and biological properties of natural and synthetic unsaturated C18 acidsF. D. Gunstone
491ASpecial fares to AOCS spring meeting in Mexico city
492A-511AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and S. F. Herb, et al.
496ACall for nominations award in lipid chemistry

Volume 50, Number 12 / December 1973

a516Toxicological and ecological aspects of fluorescent whitening agentsH. D. Bouveng and G. Durig
a518-a533Four cornersEugene Marshack, R. F. Kohlmann, B. Weinberg, L. Masson and T. Asahara, et al.
a529Join AOCS in Mexico city
a530-a533Report from Italy: Stazione sperimentale per le Industrie Degli Oli e dei Grassi
a532Meetings
a533-a534New booksJ. F. Gerecht, Daniel Swern, C. R. Scholfield and R. E. Beal
a535Call for nominations: Award of merit
a536-a555AbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and S. F. Herb, et al.
a538Call for nominations: Award in lipid chemistry
479-484Dietary fat composition and tocopherol requirement: IV. Safety of polyunsaturated fatsR. B. Alfin-Slater, P. Wells, L. Aftergood and D. Melnick
485-486Component fatty acids of
487-493Bleaching of vegetable oils. II. Conversions of methyl oleate and linoleateG. van den Bosch
494-497Tall oil refinery waste water treatment systemsJ. P. Krumbein and Leo F. Ciesielski
498-500Air and water pollution control in crude tall oil manufacture in the pulp and paper industryJ. P. Krumbein and A. B. Adams
501-503Tall oil soap skimming—the state of the artJ. P. Krumbein and R. W. Ellerbe
504-506Removal of particulate matter from air by various pollution abatement systemsJ. P. Krumbein and Kenneth W. Becker
507-508Recycle of tall oil plant waste water effluentJ. P. Krumbein, Sakuko Ouchi, Akira Katayama and D. F. Bress
509-512Soap based detergent formulations. V. Amphoteric lime soap dispersing agentsN. Parris, J. K. Weil and W. M. Linfield
513-515Analysis of soybean lecithin by thin layer and analytical liquid chromatographyW. L. Erdahl, A. Stolyhwo and O. S. Privett
516-520Studies on the lipid composition of developing soybeansO. S. Privett, K. A. Dougherty, W. L. Erdahl and A. Stolyhwo
521-523Variations in total amino acid content of peanut mealC. T. Young, G. R. Waller and R. O. Hammons
524-528Improved preparation of 9,10,12,13-tetrahydroxystearic acids from
529-531Variability in oil content among heads and seeds within heads of sunflowers (Helianthus annuus L.)G. G. N. Fick and D. C. Zimmerman
532-536Amphoteric surfactants from mixed N-alkylethylenediamineC. Bluestein, W. Rosenblatt, J. R. Clark and A. Stefcik
537-539Quantitative analysis of polymerized fatty acids using gel permeation chromatographyW. C. Harris, E. P. Crowell and B. B. Burnett
540-542Effect of controlled temperature environments on oil content and on fatty acid composition of corn oilD. L. Thompson, M. D. Jellum and C. T. Young
543-544Spot and color tests for detection of
545-546A modified acetic anhydride-sulphuric acid color test for oilsG. Azeemoddin, S. D. Thirumala Rao and B. R. Reddy

Volume 51, Number 1 / January 1974

6A-8AListing of co-sponsors, officials, and committee members of the World Soy Protein Conference
10A-21AAbstracts
14ACall for nominations award in lipid chemistry
22A-23AMunich greets World Soy Protein Conference participants
24AInformative speakers highlight meeting
26AExhibits enhance Munich meeting
28A-29ADelegates and guests enjoy social whirl at World Soy Protein Conference
46A-47ASecond AOCS Conference on the analysis of lipids and lipoproteins
49AIntroduction to this special issue of JAOCSA. R. Baldwin and Berwin Tilson
51AWelcoming addressKarl W. Fangauf
51A-52AProteins in a world of changeW. B. Tilson
52AWelcome addressJ. Baltes
52A-53ARemarks by Senator Carl T. CurtisCarl T. Curtis
53A-56AProposal for world protein research networkHubert H. Humphrey
57A-58AWorld protein markets—a supplier’s viewEarl L. Butz
59A-62ASoy proteins in foods—Retrospect and prospectJohn Coppock
63A-66ASoybean proteins: Their production, properties, and food uses. A selected bibliographyW. J. Wolf
67A-73ASoy protein products and their productionFrank E. Horan
74A-76AFull-fat soy flourWilliam Pringle
77A-80ADefatted soy flour and gritsRichard L. Kellor
81A-84AComposition, nutritional, and functional properties, and quality criteria of soy protein concentrates and soy protein isolatesKarl F. Mattil
85A-90ANutritional aspects in textured soy proteinsM. M. Hamdy
91A-94ASpun-fiber textured productsDaniel Rosenfield and Warren E. Hartman
95A-97AInteraction of flavor compounds with soy proteinHans A. Gremli
98A-100ASome aspects of research in the application of soy proteins in foodsE. H. M. Greuell
101A-103AAuthorizations and restrictions on soy protein in foods in the U.S.Virgil O. Wodicka
104A-106ARegulations governing the use of soy protein in meat and poultry products in the U.S.Harry C. Mussman
107A-109AThe U.K. legislative approach to the use of soy proteins in foodA. G. Ward
110APosition of soy protein processors in relation to laws and regulationsJoseph N. Czarnecki
111A-115AGovernment role and participation in development and marketing of soy protein foodsTokuji Watanabe
116A-119ASoy products in bakery goodsRobert H. Cotton
120A-122ASoy flour in European-type breadTadeusz Jakubczyk and Hanna Haberowa
123A-127ASoy grits, flour, concentrates, and isolates in meat productsJoseph Rakosky
128A-130ATextured proteins in meats and meat-like productsM. Dean Wilding
131A-133ABeef/soy: Consumer acceptanceKenneth M. Wolford
134AUse of soy proteins in Swedish foodsRagnar Ohlson
135A-137ASoy protein products in other foodsArthur A. Levinson and John F. Lemancik
138A-140ASoy protein foods in U.S. assistance programsF. R. Senti
141A-142ASoy protein in school feeding programsJ. T. McCloud
143A-145ASoy products in national and international programs: Field and emergency programsMargot Higgins
146A-148AInternational programs utilizing soy foods: The world food programGeorge H. W. Hutton
149AFood for peace programFrank Ellis
150A-151AAgency for international development’s program for development and utilization of soybeans in the developing worldG. K. Parman
152A-155ANutritional effectiveness of soy cereal foods in undernourished infantsGeorge G. Graham and Juan M. Baertl
156A-158ANutritional value and economic aspects of fortification of foods of plant origin with soy proteinFerenc Balla
159A-160AChemical-nutritional physiological evaluation of a few products manufactured with the use of soy proteinGyörgy Kárpáti
161A-174ABiological and physiological factors in soybeansJoseph J. Rackis
175A-177AFuture developments in soy protein research and technologyHarold L. Wilcke
178A-180AFuture of soy protein foods in the marketplaceR. W. Fischer
181A-184ASummary of the world soy protein conferenceA. R. Baldwin
185ASoy products in composite flours and protein-rich foodsDav Dendy
185A-186AUse of soy flours in bakery productsGuy Deneck
186A-187AUse of soy products in cereal productsWilliam J. Hoover
187A-188AUse of soy flour in composite floursIr. D. De Rui Ter
188A-189ADetection of soy proteinsAndré Frouin
189A-190ASoy protein development in Japan (especially for isolated soy protein)Saburo Kikuchi
190A-192ASoy proteins in french products with a meat baseA. Lacourt
192A-194ASoy protein concentrates and isolates in comminuted meat systemsRichard G. Schweiger
195AUtilization of high levels of soy protein in comminuted processed meat productsLeonard H. Roberts
195A-196ASoy proteins in meat-like products in JapanKosaku Yasuda
197AIntroduction to round-table discussion on soy protein in dairy-type foods, beverages, confections, dietary, and other foodsEdwin W. Meyer
197A-198ASoy products in other applicationsW. S. Claus
198A-199ASoy proteins in dairy-type foods, beverages, confections, dietary, and other foodsSidney J. Circle
199A-200ASoy protein isolates in hypoallergenic infant formulations and humanized milksAlain Decock
200A-202AUse of soy protein isolate in slimming foodErich Kolb
202A-203AProtein based whipping agentsJ. W. Mansvelt
203A-204AStudy of nutritive and biological value of textured soy proteins in adults, children, and ratsG. Debry, B. Poullain and R. Bleyer
204A-207ANutritional experience with infant formulas containing soySamuel M. Weisberg

Volume 51, Number 2 / February 1974

223AJaocs news feature: Collaborative study of the determination of total oil in sunflower seedJames A. Robertson
227AIt’s election time at AOCS
228AHolman candidate for president
228AGraci, White bid for treasurer’s post
228ATwo in race for secretary
229AThree members-at-large to be chosen from six candidates
231A-232AReport of the AOCS Instrumental Techniques Committee, 1972–73R. T. O’Connor
232ACall for papers AOCS 48th annual fall meeting
233ANorth central section members hear talk on the use of molecular sieve for refining edible tallow
236ARegister NOW for the Mexico City Meeting
236AAOCS 1974 Spring Meeting LADIES’ program
247APresident’s Club and Honor Roll
250AMeetings
251AImmediate past president dies recently
252ASummary of talk given by bailey award winner
252AHumphrey calls on congress to establish sino-american soybean research institute
253AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, S. F. Herb and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
254ACall for nominations award in lipid chemistry
267AA guide to authors of manuscripts for lipids and for the Journal of American Oil Chemists’ Society
271A-276ATechnical program AOCS 65th annual spring meeting April 28-May 1, 1974 Mexico City
1-3Studies of ester-containing surfactants: Effect of position of ester group on surface tensionTakeshi Hikota and Kenjiro Meguro
4-7Effect of induced high linoleic acid and tocopherol content on the oxidative stability of rendered veal fatR. Ellis, W. I. Kimoto, J. Bitman and L. F. Edmondson
8-11Lactose-derived surfactants (I) fatty esters of lactoseF. Scholnick, M. K. Sucharski and W. M. Linfield
12-16Industrial application of microbial lipases: A reviewEugene W. Seitz
17-21Oxidation and quality of soybean oil: A preliminary study of the anisidine testG. R. List, C. D. Evans, W. F. Kwolek, K. Warner and B. K. Boundy, et al.
22-25Crystallization and fractionation of milk fatJ. W. Sherbon
26-30Some factors affecting hydrogenation of milk fatLloyd M. Smith and Andres Vasconcellos
31-32Laboratory pressure reaction apparatusLloyd M. Smith and Andres Vasconcellos
32-33An apparatus for the measurement of lipoxygenase activity and pentane productionElizabeth B. Johns, John A. Singleton, Harold E. Pattee and Ars Usda
33-34Infrared absorption of methylcis-9,trans-11-, andtrans-10,cis-12-octadecadienoatesC. R. Scholfield
35Preparation of N,N-Dibutyl-9(10)-dibutylphosphono-octadecanamide by ultraviolet initiated addition of dibutyl phosphite to N,N-dibutyloleamideJ. C. Arthur, R. R. Mod and J. A. Harris
35-36Potential hazards of HCIO4 in heated systems where esters are involvedH. Whitney Wharton

Volume 51, Number 3 / March 1974

295AMeet the chairmen of the Mexico city spring meeting, April 28–May 1
296AAOCS northeast section 13th annual symposium
302A-303APresident’s club and honor roll
304A-305AMeetings
306A-307ANew booksStephen S. Chang, Richard A. Kimerle, D. D. Staker and I. J. Krems
308AFour cornersEugene Marshack
308acall for papers
310AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, S. F. Herb and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
310ACall for naminations award in lipid chemistry
37-41Effect of stabilization of crude whale oil with tertiary butylhydroquinone and other antioxidants upon keeping quality of resultant deodorized oil. A feasibility studyM. H. Chahine and R. F. Macneill
42-49Linolenic acid artifacts from the deodorization of oilsR. G. Ackman, S. N. Hooper and D. L. Hooper
50-54Expansion of solidifying saturated fatsA. Hvolby
55-60Gas chromatographic analysis of nonionic surfactants by acid cleavage of ether linkagesKazuro Tsuji and Kazuo Konishi
61-64Automatic measurement of particulate contaminants (dirts) in cotton lintersJ. W. Smith, G. N. Ferguson and J. D. Mills
65-71Production, chemistry, and commercial applications of various chemicals from castor oilFrank C. Naughton
72-76Feeding encapsulated oils to increase the polyunsaturation in milk and meat fatL. F. Edmondson, R. A. Yoncoskie, N. H. Rainey, F. W. Douglas and Joel Bitman
77-80Use of oleic acid derivatives to accelerate drying of thompson seedless grapesVincent Petrucci, Nick Canata, H. R. Bolin, G. Fuller and A. E. Stafford
81-83Fatty acid derivatives and glycolipids in high-protein bakery productsCho C. Tsen
84-87ErucamideN. M. Molnar
88-92Industrial applications for animal fatty oilsChristopher L. Hermann and Joseph J. McGlade
93-100Lubricants and lubricant additives: I. Performance characteristics of N-mono and N,N-Disubstituted fatty amides and modified fatty amidesF. C. Magne, R. R. Mod, G. Sumrell, W. E. Parker and R. E. Koos
101-103A coulometric method for the determination of low peroxide values of fats and oilsUlla Fiedler
104-109Rapid and nondestructive determination of seed oil by pulsed nuclear magnetic resonance techniqueP. N. Tiwari, P. N. Gambhir and T. S. Rajan
110-111Determination of emulsion stability by microwave irradiationGary E. Petrowski
112-113Phosphate-inhibition of lipase activity in peanutsT. J. Jacks and L. Y. Yatsu
114Malonaldehyde, lipid oxidation, and the thiobarbituric acid testStuart Patton

Volume 51, Number 4 / April 1974

336A-339APresident's club and Honor Roll
340A-341APreliminary Symposia Announced for Philadelphia Meeting
342-349Call for papers
350A-351AHistoric Philadelpha—a Sightseer's paradise
352A-353AChang recipient of 1974 Bailey Award
354A-356ANew books
360A-362AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and S. F. Herb, et al.
362A-365ASmalley committee to offer aflatoxin check meal series
115-118Effect of dehulling and heat processing on nutritional value of sesame proteinsM. C. Shamanthaka Sastry, N. Subramanian and H. A. B. Parpia
119-122Urethane foams from animal fats: VII. Reaction of epoxidized tallow with trimethylolpropane and TMP-HBrA. Bilyk, H. A. Monroe, E. J. Saggese and A. N. Wrigley
123-125Urethane foams from animal fats: VIII. Properties of foams from epoxidized tallow trimethylolpropane polyolsE. J. Saggese, M. Zubillaga, A. Bilyk, G. R. Riser and A. N. Wrigley
126-132Soap-based detergent formulations: VI. Alkylaryl sulfonamide derivatives as lime soap dispersing agentsR. G. Bistline, W. R. Noble and W. M. Linfield
133-136Processing of edible peanut flour and gritsJ. L. Ayres, L. L. Branscomb and G. M. Rogers
137-141Aqueous extraction—An alternative oilseed milling processCarl M. Cater, Khee Choon Rhee, Robert D. Hagenmaier and Karl F. Mattil
142-147Dehulling cottonseed and separating kernels and hulls: Comparison of several varieties of seedS. P. Clark, L. R. Wiederhold, C. M. Cater and K. F. Mattil
148-149Processing for nonruminant feed marketsC. R. Rathbone
150-152Improved system for bulk meal storageE. D. Milligan and J. F. Suriano
153-157Production of food-grade cottonseed protein by the liquid cyclone processJ. M. Ridlehuber and H. K. Gardner
158-161System for production of high and low protein dispersibility index edible extracted soybean flakesE. D. Milligan and J. F. Suriano
162-165A method to determine the monoglyceride content in fats and oilsHans Halvarson and Olof Qvist
166-168Extraction of lipids from cottonseed tissue: IV. Use of hexane-acetic acidT. P. Hensarling, T. J. Jacks and L. Y. Yatsu
169-170Extraction of lipids from cottonseed tissue: V. Ultrastructural effects of extraction with hexane-acetic acidT. J. Jacks, L. Y. Yatsu and T. P. Hensarling
171-173Diffusivities of hydrogen and glyceryl trioleate in cottonseed oil at elevated temperatureK. Andersson, M. Hell, L. Löwendahl and N. Schöőn
174-177Soap-based detergent formulations: VII. Sodium methyl alkylbenzoylsulfopropionates as lime soap dispersing agentsWilliam N. Marmer, David E. Van Horn and Warner M. Linfield
178-180Physical properties and aflatoxin content of individual cateye fluorescent cottonseedsS. P. Koltun, H. K. Gardner, F. G. Dollear and E. T. Rayner
181-183Origin of bicyclic fatty acids in tall oilAnneli Hase, O. Harva and Tuula Pakkanen
184-187Determination of tocopherols, sterols, and steryl esters in vegetable oil distillates and residuesD. K. Feeter
188Soy proteins in foods-retrospect and prospectJohn Coppock

Volume 51, Number 5 / May 1974

382A-385AFurther developments in crude oil processingK. Klein and L. S. Crauer
386AHolman heads AOCS in 1974
386ALink wins bid for vice presidency; Kummerow elected secretary
386AOfficers installed at mexico city spring meeting
387AWhite elected treasurer
387AFirestone, jacobson, krishnamurthy chosen members-at-large
388ACommittee members plan Philadelphia meeting
389ALundberg announces retirement
390A-391ASecond AOCS conference on the analysis of lipids and lipoproteinsE. G. Perkins
392ANorth central section’s all-day symposium
398A-400AEuropean club of centers for lipid research report from Poland: Lipid research
400AAOCS 1973 income exceeds expenses by $40,000
401A-404AMeetings
405ASeveral symposia announced for annual fall meeting
406A-407APresident’s club and honor roll
408AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and S. F. Herb, et al.
189-191A study of odor stability of commercial stearic acid through isolation and identification of its volatile odoriferous compoundsHisung Cheng and Stephen S. Chang
192-194Removal of organochlorine pesticides and polychlorinated biphenyls from marine oils during refining and hydrogenation for edible useR. F. Addison and R. G. Ackman
195-197Improved procedure for the analysis (GLC) of resin acidsN. Mason Joye, Adron T. Proveaux and Ray V. Lawrence
198-199Laser raman spectra of long chain sulfur derivativesGeorge E. Mcmanis and Lyle E. Gast
200-2036-Hydroxychroman-2-carboxylic acids: Novel antioxidantsJohn W. Scott, Winifred M. Cort, Hampton Harley, David R. Parrish and Gabriel Saucy
204-209Chromatographic separation and identification of nylon-9 intermediates and coproducts derived from soybean oilW. L. Kohlhase, W. E. Neff, R. A. Awl, E. H. Pryde and J. C. Cowan
210-213Carbon-13 nuclear magnetic resonance measurement of oil composition in single viable soybeansJacob Schaefer and E. O. Stejskal
214-218Variability of aflatoxin test resultsT. B. Whitaker, J. W. Dickens and R. J. Monroe
219-223Chemical and organoleptic properties of oxidized fatsJ. A. Fioriti, M. J. Kanuk and R. J. Sims
224-228Ethylene and dimethyl acetals from hydroformylated linseed, soybean, and safflower methyl esters as plasticizers for polyvinyl chlorideR. A. Awl, E. N. Frankel, E. H. Pryde and G. R. Riser
229-233Study of binary systems of long chain alcohols and acidsM. A. Al-Mamun
234-237Studies of binary systems of long chain alcoholsM. A. Al-Mamun

Volume 51, Number 6 / June 1974

427AFall Meeting Committee releases more speakers and topics to be presented at Philadelphia Sept. 29–Oct. 2. Litchfield to show slides of woodblock prints depicting oilseed processing 140 years ago in Japan
428APresident’s Club and Honor Roll
431A-432AMeetings
434AWhat great metropolitan city in the U.S. has ...
435ANew booksRobert M. Kelley and Milton J. Rosen
436ABailey award presented to Chang at North Central Section dinner
437A-439ASmalley awards presented at Spring Meeting
440A-441AStudent receives award at Northeast Section meeting
442AFour cornersEugene Marshack
444AStudents receive awards from AOCS
446A-455AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, S. F. Herb and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
239-243Hydrogenation of soybean oil with copper-chromium catalyst: Preliminary plant-scale observationsG. R. List, C. D. Evans, R. E. Beal, L. T. Black and K. J. Moulton, et al.
244-250Fat in today’s food supply—Level of use and sourcesRobert L. Rizek, Berta Friend and Louise Page
251-254Role of dietary fat in healthRichard J. Jones
255-259Current studies on relation of fat to healthF. A. Kummerow
260-264Modification of food to control fat intakeVigen K. Babayan
265-268Some environmental factors affecting free amino acid composition in six varieties of peanutsClyde T. Young, G. R. Waller, R. S. Matlock, R. D. Morrison and R. O. Hammons
269-273Effect of harvest date and maturity upon free amino acid levels in three varieties of peanutsC. T. Young, R. S. Matlock, M. E. Mason and G. R. Waller
274-277Quantitative gas chromatographic analysis of lipids: Comparison of gas density balance and flame ionization detectorAlan C. Lanser, A. E. Johnston and H. J. Dutton
278-279Mutual solubilities of some fatty acid methyl estersA. V. Bailey, J. A. Harris, E. L. Skau and G. Sumrell
280-283Relationship of soil removal to hydrophile-lipophile balanceT. R. Nichols
284-285Ethylene adduct of conjugated octadecadienoic acids: III. Aromatization of C20 cyclohexene methyl estersE. W. Bell
286Determination of tocopherols, sterols, and steryl esters in vegetable oil distillates and residuesD. K. Feeter

Volume 51, Number 7 / July 1974

464AAOCS members to enjoy “Spirit of ’74” at Philadelphia Fall Meeting
466A-469AAOCS travels south of the border for annual Spring Meeting
470AGoverning board convenes in Mexico City
470ANew committee to scrutinize
471ACall for nominations: Award of merit
472A-474ANewly-elected president Holman, outgoing president Norris deliver speeches during Mexico City Meeting
475AMeetings
477AGoverning board accepts Lundberg’s resignation
478APresident’s club and honor roll
479A-481APrizes announced for membership campaign drive
482A-487ANew members
488A-489AGoverning Board to present bylaws change to membership
490A-501AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, S. F. Herb and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
503A-511ATechnical program—AOCS Fall Meeting
287-291Biological behavior of some soap-based detergentsE. W. Maurer, T. C. Cordon, J. K. Weil and W. M. Linfield
292-296Papid method for determining antioxidant activity and fat stabilityDavid L. Berner, Joseph A. Conte and Glen A. Jacobson
297-301Soap-based detergent formulations: VIII. N-Alkylsulfosuccinamates as lime soap dispersantsT. J. Micich, W. M. Linfield and J. K. Weil
302-306Effect of triundecanoin upon lipid metabolism in the cowL. P. Dryden, J. Bitman, T. R. Wrenn, J. R. Weyant and R. W. Miller, et al.
307-311Monocarbonyl compounds from catalytic decomposition of autoxidized unsaturated fatty acid estersW. I. Kimoto and A. M. Gaddis
312-315Fatty acid composition of spanish peanut oils as influenced by planting location, soil moisture conditions, variety, and seasonC. T. Young, R. E. Worthington, R. O. Hammons, R. S. Matlock and G. R. Waller, et al.
316-320Fully automated determination of solid fat content by pulsed NMRK. Van Putte and J. Van Den Enden
321-325Antioxidant activity of tocopherols, ascorbyl palmitate, and ascorbic acid and their mode of actionW. M. Cort
326-330Detection of adulteration of cottonseed oil by gas chromatographyC. Imai, H. Watanabe, N. Haga and T. Ii

Volume 51, Number 8 / August 1974

540A-541AAOCS names official referee chemists: 1974–75
542A-543AVegetable protein topic at north central section’s final meeting of year
544APresident’s club and honor roll
548APrizes announced for membership campaign drive
550ACall for papers AOCS 68th Annual Spring Meeting
551A-565AUpdate insert for aocs directory
568AMeetings
570AStumpf wins award in lipid chemistry
570AObituaries
571ANotice of special AOCS business meeting
572AVisit philadelphia with AOCS 48th Annual Fall Meeting Sept. 29–Oct. 2, 1974
573ANew booksDaniel Swern
574A-580A1973 AOCS committee reports
581AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and S. F. Herb, et al.
331-334Rigid urethane foams from hydroxymethylated castor oil, safflower oil, oleic safflower oil, and polyol esters of castor acidsC. K. Lyon, V. H. Garrett and E. N. Frankel
335-339Synthesis of wax esters for use as possible sperm oil replacementsT. Perlstein, A. Eisner and I. Schmeltz
340-346Study on quantitative analyses of hydroperoxides and alcohols by NMR shift reagentNobuo Ikeda and Kazuo Fukuzumi
347-350Distillation and solvent recoveryEdward D. Milligan and David C. Tandy
351-355Some esters of mono-, di-, and tricarboxystearic acid as lubricants: Preparation and evaluationEdward J. Dufek, W. E. Parker and R. E. Koos
356-359Identification of some previously unknown aldehydes in cooked chickenP. D. Harkes and W. J. Begemann
360-362Identification of Unsaturated dinitrophenylhydrazones by partial hydrogenationK. de Jong and W. J. Begemann
363-367Hydrosilylation of long chain unsaturated fatty acid estersNasser Saghian and David Gertner
368-370New technology in centrifugal processing of fats and oilsK. Klein and L. S. Crauer
371-372Effects of hexamethylphosphoric triamide (hempa) upon allylic grignard reagents: Synthesis of long chain alkenol acetatesP. E. Sonnet, B. A. Bierl and M. Beroza
373-376Properties of aqueous solutions of several salts of α,ω-alkanediol disulfatesMinoru Ueno, Satoshi Yamamoto and Kenjiro Meguro
377-379Studies on antioxidant activity of tempeh oilP. György, K. Murata and Y. Sugimoto
380Reduction of green color from soybean oilR. E. Beal, K. J. Moulton and L. T. Black

Volume 51, Number 9 / September 1974

381-384Isomerization studies: II. Thermal alteration of oleic acid and methyl oleate in the presence of mineral catalystsA. Eisner, P. A. Barr and T. A. Foglia
385-388Long chain carboxylic acids containing ether linkage: V. N-methyl substituted glycine-type amphoterics containing alkoxy radicalYoshiro Abe, Shuichi Osanai and Takao Matsushita
389-392Homogeneous catalytic metathesis of unsaturated fatty esters: New synthetic method for preparation of unsaturated mono-and dicarboxylic acidsP. B. Van Dam, M. C. Mittelmeijer and C. Boelhouwer
393-396Catalytic carboxylation of fats: Carboxy acids from polyunsaturatesE. N. Frankel, F. L. Thomas and W. F. Kwolek
397-400Capillary gas chromatography-mass spectrometry of resin acids in tall oil rosinB. Holmbom, E. Avela and S. Pekkala
401-403Autoxidative stability of rendered fat from growing and mature steers fed protected safflower oilW. I. Kimoto, R. Ellis, A. E. Wasserman and R. Oltjen
404-406Isolation and identification of oxidation product of 2,6-Di-(tert-butyl)-4-methylphenol from polyethylene filmH. Daun, S. G. Gilbert and J. Giacin
407-409Analysis and monitoring of
410-412Preparation of14C-gossypol by incorporation of acetate-1-14C and acetate-2-14C by biosynthesisF. H. Smith
413-415Metabolism of gossypol, biosynthesized from methyl-14C-and carboxyl-14C-labeled sodium acetate, in ratCharles L. Skutches and F. H. Smith
416-418Evaluation of eight extraction methods and their effects upon total fat and gas liquid chromatographic fatty acid composition analyses of food productsA. J. Sheppard, W. D. Hubbard and A. R. Prosser
419-423Surface-active N-acylglutamate: IV. Physicochemical properties of triethanolamine long chain N-acylglutamatesMasahiro Takehara, Ippei Yoshimura and Ryonosuke Yoshida
424-425Sample size influence on boron trifluoride-methanol procedure for preparing fatty acid methyl estersH. L. Solomon, W. D. Hubbard, A. R. Prosser and A. J. Sheppard
A600-A606Instrumental Techniques Committee of the American Oil Chemists' SocietyRobert T. O'Connor
A608-A618President's club and honor roll
A616Exhibitors
A620-A634Four cornersEugene Marshack, M. Bergel, J. Pokorny, H. K. Mangold and E. Vioque
A623Problems and their solution in organic chemistry
A623Maso addresses Northeast Section meeting
A624American Chemical Society offers financial aid for legal expenses
A625Call for Nominations 1975 Honored Student Awards
A626AOCS members elected officers in Cereal Chemists' Association
A626North Central Section announces 1974–1975 program
A627Northern California Section to hold fall meeting at Davis
A628It's Dallas in the Spring
A629-A630Book exhibits
A629Call for papers
A635-A640AbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and S. F. Herb, et al.

Volume 51, Number 10 / October 1974

427-4329(10)-Carboxyoctadecylamine and 9(10)-aminomethyloctadecanoic acid: Synthesis and polymerization to polyamides with lateral substitutionW. R. Miller, W. E. Neff, E. N. Frankel and E. H. Pryde
433-434Characteristics of Iranian almond nuts and oilsMostafa Mehran and Mehrzad Filsoof
435-438Soap-based detergent formulations: IX. α-sulfo fatty alkanolamides as lime soap dispersing agentsF. D. Smith, J. K. Weil and W. M. Linfield
439-441Membrane concentration potentials across heavy metal soap membranesM. Aljaz Beg, Firoz Ahmad and Abdul Razzao
442-443New concept for edible oil deodorizersArnold M. Gavin and Ralph W. Berger
444-448Iron and phosphorus contents of soybean oil from normal and damaged beansC. D. Evans, G. R. List, R. E. Beal and L. T. Black
449-4505,5-Dimethyloxazolidine-2-thione formation from glucosinolate in
451-455Secondary products from high pressure hydrogenation of crambe oilG. F. Spencer, H. J. Nieschlag and J. A. Rothfus
456-460Effect of sterculic acid upon aflatoxicosis in rats fed diets containing saturated and unsaturated fatP. Wells, L. Aftergood, R. B. Alfin-Slater and R. Straus
461-465Relationship of structure to properties in surfactants: II. Efficiency in surface or interfacial tension reductionMilton J. Rosen
466-469Electron-impact mass spectrometry for location of epoxide position in long chain
470-471Aqueous processing of full-fat sunflower seeds: Yields of oil and proteinFobert D. Hagenmaier
472-474Determination of therminol 66 heat transfer fluid in palm and coconut oilsJack G. Marcus
474-475Cucurbit seeds: III. Ultrastructure of quiescent storage tissuesT. P. Hensarling, T. J. Jacks and Y. Yatsu
646A-662APresident’s club and honor roll
653A-654ANew booksJ. F. Grercht, Edwin Frankel, Stuart Patton and E. F. Paschall
655ADudrow appointed manager of new section Liquid flow metering discussed in book by Olsen Bibliography on edible protein field now abailable
656ADallas: Convention site center of sports, sightseeing activity
658AR.T.Holman wins 1974 Fachini Prize
658ACall for nominations 1975 honored student awards
658ACall for papers
661A-664AAbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and S. F. Herb, et al.

Volume 51, Number 11 / November 1974

670A-677ALaocs news feature Shortages and regulations: headaches for toilet soap formulatorsJohn H. Pickin
677AProgram announced for glycolipids short course
678A-680APresident’s club and Honor Roll
680A-682AMeetings
682AObituaries
683A-684AEmile Harp appointed vice-president of Armak
684A-685ABylaw amendment passes: membership to receive referendum
686AFour receive bond award
686AFour receive honored student awards at fall meeting
688A-689AGoverning board acts on number of issues
690A-691AKrishnamurthy and Reiners honored with award of merit
692A-693AAward in lipid chemistry presented to Stumpf
694A-695ACall for nominations award in lipid chemistry
695AAOCS plans world conference on oilseed and vegetable oil processing
696AAdditional chairmen announced for spring meeting symposia
696ACall for nominations 1975 honored student awards
696ACall for papers AOCS 66th annual spring meeting
698AMal Fitch Orchestra and Levee Singers to entertain at spring meeting
699A-702AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, S. F. Herb and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
477-478Oil characteristics of Iranian walnutsMostafa Mehran
479-481Fractionation of ethoxylated n-dodecanol into molecular species by countercurrent distribution and determination of some of their physical propertiesW. Gerhardt, V. P. Harigopal and Sabine Suss
482-485Hydrogen solubility in jojoba oilJaime Wisniak and Shoshanah Stein
486-494Biodegradable surfactants derived from corn starchPeter E. Throckmorton, Richard R. Egan, David Aelony, Gayle K. Mulberry and Felix H. Otey
495-498Detection of heat transfer media in edible oilC. Imai, H. Watanabe, N. Haga and T. Ii
499-501Synthesis of novel alkyl-aryl polyamideW. E. Richardson and C. H. Smith
502-506Effects of extraction, solvents, cold pressing, and period of storage upon oven stability of raw peanut oilDavid F. Brown, Carl M. Cater and Karl F. Mattil
507-508Rate of color formation in sulfonation of dodecylbenzene with gaseous sulfur trioxideAnders Broström
509-513Soybean oil in dried egg mixesC. D. Evans, K. Warner, K. Boundy, G. R. List and J. C. Cowan, et al.
514-515Analysis of low condensed components in condensates of mixtures of β-napthalenesulfonic and β-methylnaphthalenesulfonic acids with formaldehydeShintaro Fudano, Yoji Miyabata and Kazuo Konishi
515-516New quaternary benzyl chloride salts for inclusion in hair cream rinse formulationsA. V. Bailey, G. Sumrell and T. E. Gurtner
517-518Changes in

Volume 51, Number 12 / December 1974

A708-710APictorial view of AOCS fall meeting
A712-A713Fall meeting exhibits
A714-A716Meetings
A716-A718New booksT. J. Walsh, Daniel Swern, William A. Dark, T. J. Walsh and George H. Foster
A718Call for nominations
A718Call for prpers
A720-A722Four cornersEugene Marshack
A723-A728New members
A729Group formed to handle legal-scientific issues
A730Mattikow receives northeast section’s achievement award
A731AOCS to inaugurate placement service at National Meetings
A732-A744AbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and S. F. Herb, et al.
519-521Effect of nonionic surfactant upon surface tension of anionic surfactantHiroyuki Akasu, Minoru Ueno and Kenjiro Meguro
522-527Characterization of products from clay catalyzed polymerization of tall oil fatty acidsD. H. McMahon and E. P. Crowell
528-533NMR chemical shift reagents in structural determination of lipid derivatives: IV. Methyl
534-536Rapid ethanolysis procedure for jojoba wax analysis by gas liquid chromatographyC. C. Duncan, D. M. Yermanos, J. Kumamoto and C. S. Levesque
537-539Effectiveness of oil carrier for antioxidants in fish concentrateJ. L. Chuang and Natholyn D. Harris
540-544Peroxide value determination—Comparison of some methodsG. Barthel and W. Grosch
545-547Studies on viscosity of calcium soaps in aqueous methanolR. P. Varma and P. Bahadur
548-550Extraction of lipids from cottonseed tissue: VI. Ultrastructural morphology of isolated pigment glandsL. Y. Yatsu, T. P. Hensarling and T. J. Jacks
551-553Preparation and film properties of oils conjugated by dimsyl saltsW. J. Dejarlais, L. E. Gast and G. E. McManis
554-561Biodegradation of some sulfur analogues of sodiump-(n-dodecyl) benzenesulfonatesMorris R. Rogers and Arthur M. Kaplan
562-563Determination of oil, starch, and protein content of viable intact seeds by carbon-13 nuclear magnetic resonanceJacob Schaefer and E. O. Stejskal

Volume 52, Number 1 / January 1975

a4-a8Biological treatment of fatty acid and nitrogen derivative waste waterEmile F. Harp
a9-a13Resume of total operation of waste treatment facility for animal and vegetable oil refineryW. C. Seng and G. M. Kreutzer
a13-a17Treatment of vegetable oil refining wastes to conform to government regulationMollie Kaye Cantrell and Howard F. Keller
a17-a19Operating experience with biological cooling towersWilliam M. Neuner and Ernest K. Holt
a20-a26Development of effluent guidelines and Environmental Protection Agency research and development program for edible oils industryWilliam J. Lacy, George Keeler and George R. Webster
a28-a30President’s club and honor roll
a34Section seeks nominations for bailey award
a34-a41New booksE. G. Ferkins
a36Committee members guide Spring Meeting
a37Topics announced for detergents short course
a38-a39AOCS short course on glycolipids
a39All day symposium sponsored by north central section
a40Technical session, tour highlights california section meeting
a41AOCS president addresses JOCS
a42-a43Spring Meeting to feature placement center
a47President Holman addresses north central section
a48Call for nominations
a49-a55Abstracts
a56A guide to authors of manuscripts for lipids and for the journal of American Oil Chemists’ Society
1-4Soap-based detergent formulations: X. Nature of detergent depositsW. R. Noble, J. K. Weil, R. G. Bistline, S. B. Jones and W. M. Linfield
5-9Aqueous processing of coconuts: Economic analysisRobert D. Hagenmaier, Carl M. Cater and Karl F. Mattil
10-13Oligomeric plasticizers from crambe oil-derived dicarboxylic acids for poly(vinyl chloride)Shu-Pei Chang, Robert W. Ridgway and George R. Riser
14-17Improved method for rosin and fatty acids in tall oilE. E. Balder and E. P. Crowell
18-21Synthesis of mono- and di-functional silicon containing derivatives of long chain fatty acid estersNasser Saghian and David Gertner

Volume 52, Number 2 / February 1975

A62-A64Suggestions on nomenclature of acylglycerols (glycerides)Robert G. Jensen
A65-A66Nomenclature of alcohols and simple estersHenry Rakoff
A67-A71Nomenclature of organic nitrogen compoundsG. J. Meisters
A74President’s club and honor roll
A75-A78Meetings
A80New booksC. L. Kingsbaker and Robert G. Jensen
A81-A84AOCS election of officers 1975–1976
A85AOCS president address Northern California section
A92Morck featured at northeast section’s ladies night meeting
A93Call for nominations—1975 honored student awards
A94Call for nominations: Award of merit
A94Call for nominations: Award in lipid chemistry
A104-A113AbstractsR. A. Reiners, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
23-27Bernam bleachability test method for palm oilS. Krishnan
28-33Study of color stability of tall oil fatty acids through isolation and characterization of minor constituentsDavid B. S. Min, Sherman S. Lin and Stephen S. Chang
34-35Comparison of methods for determining peroxidation in processed whole peanut productsAllen J. St. Angelo, Robert L. Ory and Lawrence E. Brown
36-37High performance liquid chromatography of fatty methyl esters: Analytical separationsC. R. Scholfield
38-40Effect of minor constituents and additives upon peroxidation of oil in peanut butterAllen J. St. Angelo and Robert L. Ory
41-43Studies on detergent phosphate replacements: I. Aerobic biodegradation of sodium 2-hydroxyethyliminodiacetateJ. B. Lynn, C. E. Fries and O. A. Homberg
44-47Distribution of aflatoxins in various fractions separated from raw peanuts and defatted peanut mealK. R. Natarajan, K. C. Rhee, C. M. Cater and K. F. Mattil
48Characteristics of date pit oilMostafa Mehran and Mehrzad Filsoof
49-52Safety of emulsifiers in fats and oilsNeil R. Artman
53-58Safety evaluation and biochemical behavior of monotertiarybutylhydroquinoneB. D. Astill, C. J. Terhaar, W. J. Krasavage, G. L. Wolf and R. L. Roudabush, et al.
59-63Toxicology and biochemistry of butylated hydroxyanisole and butylated hydroxytolueneA. L. Branen
64-68Vitamin E as a food additiveLloyd A. Wittings

Volume 52, Number 3 / March 1975

138APresidents’ club and honor roll
140AMeetings
144AFour cornersEugene Marshack
152ANew booksG. M. Muha and J. Fred Gerecht
153ACall for nominations 1975 honored student awards
153ACall for papers AOCS 49th annual
154AAOCS northeast section 14th Annual Symposium
155ATentative meeting schedule
155AMembership votes for one meeting a year
156ACommittees named, tentative program announced for world conference
157AExecutive committee hears committee reports
158ACincinnati, Ohio is the place for the AOCS Fall Meeting
160ASix speakers highlight all day symposium
162AGlycolipids a short course by AOCS
164ADetergents in the changing scene
166AAOCS placement service in dallas
172AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, F. A. Kummerow and T. Mares, et al.
69-72Laboratory separation of crystals from plastic fats using detergent solutionC. Poot, W. Dijkshoorn, A. J. Haighton and C. C. Verburg
73-75Extraction of sesame seed protein and determination of its molecular weight by sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresisM. J. Guerra and Y. K. Park
76-80Test method utilizing dry natural dirt for evaluating laundry detergentsJ. T. Inamorato, C. G. Altz and H. D. Cross
81-83Dimer acids: Gas chromatographic analysisJ. P. Nelson and A. J. Milun
84-87Determination of mesityl oxide and diacetone alcohol in oilseed meals and floursSara P. Fore, H. P. Dupuy and E. T. Rayner
88-91Comparison of three atomic absorption techniques for determining metals in soybean oilL. T. Black
92-95Identification of decomposition products from autoxidation of methyl 4,7,10,13,16,19-docosahexaenoateAnn C. Noble and W. W. Nawar
96-100Chemical analysis of polymerization products in abused fats and oilsArthur E. Waltking, William E. Seery and George W. Bleffert
101-102Thermal condensation of fatty acids and amines with proteinsPhillip E. Sokol
103-105Equilibrium vapor pressure of butylated hydroxyanisole and butylated hydroxytolune in high temperature oil solutionI. J. Kopelman, S. Mizrahi and R. Schab
106-109Gas chromatographic analysis of ester-type surfactants by using mixed anhydride reagentKazuro Tsuji and Kazuo Konishi

Volume 52, Number 4 / April 1975

192APresident’s club and honor roll
194AMeetings
200ANew booksWilliam J. Hoover, Thomas Wolf, Daniel Swern, Robert G. Jensen and David Kritchevsky, et al.
205ACincinnati, Ohio is the place for the AOCS Fall Meeting
214ABrunthaver to discuss current fats and oils situation
217AW.M. Cochran receives 1975 bailey award
218AGlycolipids—A short course by the American Oil Chemists’ Society
220AAudio-visual room set up to aid speakers
220AWest named ICI manager
222ADetergents in the changing scene
224ACall for nominations 1975 honored student award
224ACall for papers AOCS 49th annual
224A1975–76 Smalley check sample program
226AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, F. A. Kummerow and T. Mares, et al.
237A-239AVegetable protein—A delayed birth?Richard J. Coleman
240A-241APlant proteins: Their role in the futureKermit Bird
242A-243AManufacturing and marketing of soy products for human consumption in mexicoFelipe Tello
244A-248ASoy processing: From beans to ingredientsDon E. Alden
249A-253AProcessing soybeans into foods: Selected aspects of nutrition and flavorJ. J. Rackis, J. E. McGhee, D. H. Honig and A. N. Booth
254A-262ANutritional contribution of soy protein to food systemsRicardo Bressani
263A-266AComparative functionality of soy proteins used in commercial meat food productsR. N. Terrell and W. P. Staniec
267A-269AUse of soy proteins in bakery productsWilliam J. Hoover
270A-271AUse of soy products in dairy product replacementDale W. Johnson
272A-275ASoy protein in foods: Their use and regulations in the U.S.Joseph Rakosky
276AMexican regulations and standards for use of soy protein for human feedingCarlos A. Z. Costabile
277A-279APractical feeding programs using soy protein as basePaul R. Crowley
280A-282ANew ways of utilizing soy in human diets in Latin AmericaRuben Berra and Aldo Pontecorvo-Valhuerdi
111-114Microdetermination of anionic and nonionic surfactants with aid of cholinesteraseKazuro Tsuji, Hironori Tanaka and Kazuo Konishi
115-117Composition of jojoba seed during developmentD. M. Yermanos
118-120Rapid quantitative determination of residual hexane in oils by direct gas chromatographyH. P. Dupuy, S. P. Fore and E. T. Rayner
121-123Lipid composition of commercially canned single-strength orange juiceSteven Nagy, Harold E. Nordby and John M. Smoot
124-127Evaluation of mettler automatic dropping point apparatus and statistical comparison with wiley melting point methodW. G. Doeden
128-133Physical aging of even saturated monoacid triglyceridesJames H. Whittam and Henri L. Rosano

Volume 52, Number 5 / May 1975

296A-304AJAOCS news feature president’s review of world oilseed industry
306APresident’s club and honor roll
308A-309AMeetings
310ANew booksL. E. Gast
311ACall for papers AOCS 49th annual fall meeting deadline: May 15, 1975
312AOfficers installed at spring meeting in dallas, texas
312ALink heads AOCS in 1975
312AWhite wins vice presidency
312A-313AKhym elected secretary
313AFirestone elected treasurer
313AApplewhite, Jacobson, Sonntag chosen members-at-large
314A-315ANorth central section honors cochran
316ALundberg granted honorary status
316ACrauer, salomon presented award of merit
317AFive students honored at dallas
319APlans for poster session underway
320A-321AGlycolipids A short course by the american oil chemists’ society June 6–8, 1975 given institute of pathobiology, aspen, colorado
322A-323ADetergents in the changing scene
324AabstractsS. Koritala, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
135-138Fundamental study of biochemical behavior of anionic sulfonate- and sulfate-type surfactantsShin-Ichi Tomiyama
139-143Effect of dietary fat upon aflatoxicosis in rats fed torula yeast containing dietP. Wells, L. Aftergood, L. Parkin and R. B. Alfin-Slater
144-147High temperature reactions of fats with amino acidsR. J. Sims and J. A. Fioriti
148-150Solvent winterization of sunflower seed oilW. Herbert Morrison and James A. Robertson
151-153Separation ofCis andTrans isomers by reverse phase high pressure liquid chromatographyJ. David Warther
154-159Lipids and fatty acids of important finfish: New data for nutrient tablesJ. Exler, J. E. Kinsella and B. K. Watt
160-163Destruction of aflatoxins in peanut protein isolates by sodium hypochloriteK. R. Natarajan, K. C. Rhee, C. M. Cater and K. F. Mattil
164-165Cellular ultrastructure of jojoba seedL. L. Muller, T. P. Hensarling and T. J. Jacks
165-166Some challenges for the rapeseed crusherD. H. C. Beach
166-169Temperature and frequency dependence of ultrasonic velocity and absorption in sperm and seal oilsHung-Liang Kuo and Jung-Shien Weng

Volume 52, Number 6 / June 1975

A342President’s club and honor roll
A344Meetings
A346Outlook grim for PhD chemists
A348New booksGerard E. Natarelli and Robert M. Kelley
A349Four cornersEugene Marshack
A355Plans for world conference progressing well
A361Two members named managers
A361New standards catalog available
A364Presidents discuss society’s
A366-A3681974–75 Smalley awards presented
A368Cincinnati, Ohio is the place for the AOCS fall meeting September 28 - October 1, 1975
A369The latest in lipids
A369Miwa directs jojoba conference
A370abstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, F. A. Kummerow and T. Mares, et al.
171-173New, unusual long chain fatty acid (argemonic acid) from
174-178Antioxidant activity and stability of 6-hydroxy-2,5,7,8-tetramethylchroman-2-carboxylic acidW. M. Cort, J. W. Scott, M. Araujo, W. J. Mergens and M. A. Cannalonga, et al.
179-181Relations between pulsed NMR, wide-line NMR, and dilatometryK. Van Putte, L. Vermaas, J. Van Den Enden and C. Den Hollander
182-187Kinetics of hydrogenation of rapeseed oil: I. Influence of transport steps in kinetic studyL. Bern, M. Hell and N. H. Schöön
188-190Nutritive value of poppy seed proteinA. Eklund and G. Ågren
191-195Sampling cottonseed lots for aflatoxin contaminationJames Velasco, T. B. Whitaker and M. E. Whitten
196-197Unit cell dimensions of some long chain fatty acid polymorphsA. V. Bailey, D. Mitcham, A. D. French and G. Sumrell
198-203Effects of surfactants and inorganic phosphates upon apparent viscosities of pigment-water (50–50) suspensionsNoboru Moriyama
204-207Polymorphism in single-acid triglycerides of positional and geometric isomers of octadecenoic acidJ. W. Hagemann, W. H. Tallent, J. A. Barve, I. A. Ismail and F. D. Gunstone
208-212Surface pH and stability of oil-water emulsions derived from laurate solutionsFouad Z. Saleeb, Charles J. Cante, Thomas K. Streckfus, John R. Frost and Henri L. Rosano
213Use of zinc acetate in extract purification for aflatoxin assay of cottonseed productsJohn D. Mckinney
214Improvement in determination of available lysine in cottonseed mealsJames C. Kuck and Vernon L. Frampton

Volume 52, Number 7 / July 1975

a392-a396President’s club and honor roll
a396-a400New members
a400-a410Meetings
a404Make note of this
a412New booksRobert L. Ory
a413Notice to
a413The latest in lipids
a414-a417Dallas, Texas April 27–30, 1975 AOCS 66th Annual Meeting
a418Kass featured in ladies’ night program
a419Governing board convenes in Dallas
a419Smalley program offers aflatoxin check meal series
a420-a422AOCS names official referee chemists: 1975–76
a422Holman heads hormel institute
a422Exhibit sales for world conference are brisk
a423International detergent standards considered
a423Bagley to head engineering at USDA center
a424-a431AbstractsS. Koritala, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
215-218Determination of free and conjugated triclosan in blood by electron capture gas liquid chromatographyJanos Schulze, Fritz-Hans Marquardt, Frank Lyman and Carol Spitzer
219-224Industrial utilization of C21 dicarboxylic acidBenjamin F. Ward, Carlton G. Force, Alan M. Bills and Fred E. Woodward
225-229A kinetic study of fabric detergencyHans Schott
230-231Determination of amine or amide nitrogen in vegetable oilsJames C. Kuck
232-235Volatile components from tristearin heated in airE. Selke, W. K. Rohwedder and H. J. Dutton
236-239Nucleophilic addition of hydrogen sulfide to methyl oleate, methyl linoleate, and soybean oilA. W. Schwab, L. E. Gast and W. K. Rohwedder
240-243Selective hydrogenation of soybean oil: VII. Poisons and inhibitors for copper catalystsSambasivarao Koritala
244-247Competitive hydrogenation rates of isomeric methyl octadecadienoatesJ. M. Snyder, C. R. Scholfield, T. L. Mounts, R. O. Butterfield and H. J. Dutton
248-251Enzymatic determination of citrate in detergent productsJ. A. Taraborelli and R. P. Upton
252-255Lactones in butter, butteroil, and margarineR. Ellis and N. P. Wong
256-258Lactose-derived surfactants: II. Fatty esters of lactitolF. Scholnick, G. Ben-Et, M. K. Sucharski, E. W. Maurer and W. M. Linfield
259-261Some physical properties of

Volume 52, Number 8 / August 1975

263-265Effect of storage upon aflatoxin levels in peanut materialsFred J. Baur
266-271Dietary factors and aflatoxin toxicity: I. comparison of the effect of two diets supplemented with aflatoxin B1 upon two different strains of ratsR. B. Alfin-Slater, L. Aftergood, P. Wells, D. Melnick and R. Straus
272-277Dietary factors and aflatoxin toxicity: II. effect of fat source upon aflatoxicosis in ratsP. Wells, L. Aftergood, R. B. Alfin-Slater, D. Melnick and R. Straus
278-281Quantitative recovery of volatiles from fats and oils by combined high vacuum degassing and thin film molecular distillationPoul Erik Brandt and Birth Horndrup Jensen
282-288Stationary catalysts for the continuous hydrogenation of fatsK. D. Mukherjee, Irmgard Kiewitt and M. Kiewitt
289-292Urethane foams from animal fats: IX. Polyols based upon tallow and trimethylolpropane; preparation under acidic and basic catalysisA. Bilyk, H. A. Monroe, E. J. Saggese, M. P. Zubillaga and A. N. Wrigley
293-297Dietary lipids and arteriosclerosisH. Kaunitz
298-299Open tubular columns for gas liquid chromatography: Cleaning and recoating proceduresRobert R. Lowry and Ian J. Tinsley
300-302Characterization of some new C16 and C17 unsaturated fatty aldehydesThomas R. Kemp
303-306Crystallographic study of tritetracosanoinT. D. Simpson and J. W. Hagemann
307-311Identification of volatile flavor compounds developed during storage of a deodorized hydrogenated soybean oilKosaku Yasuda, Robert J. Peterson and Stephen S. Chang
312-315Study on relationship between oil, protein, and gossypol in cottonseed kernelsS. N. Pandey and N. Thejappa
316-317Aminimides: I. Antimicrobial effect of some long chain fatty acid derivativesJon J. Kabara, William J. McKillip and Edward A. Sedor
318-319Gas chromatographic identification of fatty acids, fatty alcohols, and hydrocarbons ofConvolvulus pluricaulis (chois)D. N. Srivastava and S. M. Deshpande
319-321The stereochemistry of linoleic acid tetrabromidesEdwin S. Olson
450APresident’s club and honor roll
452AMeetings
456ANew booksW. H. Tallent, Alan Finkelstein, A. L. Nelson, Roy S. Emery and J. Fred Gerecht
460ADr. Lundberg to receive 1975 award in lipid chemistry
461ACall for papers AOCS 67th annual spring meeting
461ASpecial travel reservations world conference on oilseed and vegetable oil processing technology
462ADr. Stumpf speaks to AOCS northern california section meeting
465ANew NBS brochures
466ACommittee members plan the Cincinnati, Ohio fall meeting, September 28–October 1, 1975
468AAOCS placement service in Cincinnati, Ohio
473ADr. Jungermann
473ADr. Benerito
473AThe latest in lipids
474AAbstractsS. Koritala, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and F. A. Kummerow, et al.

Volume 52, Number 9 / September 1975

323-329α-Sulfonated fatty acids and esters: Manufacturing process, properties, and applicationsW. Stein and H. Baumann
330-333Soap-based detergent formulations: XI. Alternate synthesis and structural assignment of sodium methyl alkylbenzoylsulfopropionatesW. N. Marmer and W. M. Linfield
334-338Neutrals in southern pine tall oilA. H. Conner and J. W. Rowe
339-344A test method for analyzing anionic or cationic surfactants in industrial waterL. K. Wang
345-348Fate of dietary sterols in hydrogenated oils and fatsF. W. Parodi
349-353Autoxidation of polyunsaturated fatty compounds in mackerel oil: Formation of 2,4,7-decatrienalsP. J. Ke, R. G. Ackman and B. A. Linke
354-356Rapid procedure for the determination of residual acetone and 2-propanol in oilseed meals and floursH. P. Dupuy, E. T. Rayner and S. P. Fore
357Chemical investigation of
358-362Genetics, characteristics, and utilization of oil in caryopses of oat speciesK. J. Frey and E. G. Hammond
363-365Development of a low glucosinolate, high erucic acid rapeseed breeding programW. Calhoun, J. M. Crane and D. L. Stamp
366-369Carbon-13 nuclear magnetic resonance analysis of intact oilseedsJ. Schaefer and E. O. Stejskal
370-373Breeding for lipid composition in cornE. J. Weber and D. E. Alexander
374-376Recent research on safflower, sunflower, and cottonP. F. Knowles
377-385Genetic studies of peanut proteins and oilsY. P. Tai and Clyde T. Young
386-389Variation in crambe,Crambe abyssinica hochstK. J. Lessman
484A-490AJAOCS News Feature biosynthesis of saturated and unsaturated fatty acids by maturingcarthamus tinctorius L. seedsP. K. Stumpf
494A-496APresident’ club and Honor Roll
500A-501AMeetings
502A-514AFour cornersEugene Marshack, G. Jacini, A. Letan, H. K. Mangold and L. Masson, et al.
516APeople and places
518AExhibitors AOCS 49th annual fall meeting September 28-October 1, 1975 Cincinnati, Ohio
520A-522ABook exhibits AOCS 49th annual fall meeting September 28-October 1, 1975 Cincinnati, Ohio
522A-524APolyethylene in fats and oils
523ABack copies needed
524AThe latest in lipids
524ACall for nominations 1976 honored student awards
524ACall for papers AOCS 67th annual spring meeting
525AFrancis luddy and samuel herb honored by northeast section of AOCS
526AXIII world congress of the international society for fat research
527AAbstractsS. Koritala, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and F. A. Kummerow, et al.

Volume 52, Number 10 / October 1975

391-394Kinetics of the hydrogenation of rapeseed oil: II. Rate equations of chemical reactionsL. Bern, M. Hell and N. -H. Schöön
395-399Chemical and organoleptic properties of dried emulsionsJ. A. Fioriti, H. D. Stahl, J. Cseri and R. J. Sims
400-403Soybean soapstock utilization: Fatty acid adducts with ethylene and 1-buteneR. E. Beal, L. L. Lauderback and J. R. Ford
404-406Degradation of lipids and glucosinolates in dehulled crambe seed during storageE. C. Baker, G. C. Mustakas and J. E. McGhee
407-410Isomerization studies: III. decarbonylation of oleoyl chloride preparation of C19 dicarboxylic acidsP. A. Barr, T. A. Foglia and I. Schmeltz
411-414Nonbuilt heavy duty liquids: Detergency and formulating parametersS. E. McGuire and T. P. Matson
415-418Effects of feeding formaldehyde treated, full fat soybean flours on milk fat polyunsaturated fatty acidsJ. Bitman, T. R. Wrenn, D. L. Wood, G. C. Mustakas and E. C. Baker, et al.
419-422Effect of position of ester group and temperature on critical micelle concentration of ester containing surfactantsT. Hikota and K. Meguro
423Mastich as an antioxidantA. -H. Y. Abdel-Rahman, SOAD and A. M. Youssef
424-425Gas density balance versus flame ionization detectorP. van der Plank
425-426Net hydrogenation activity: A rational indexJ. R. Dafler
427-429Synthesis of long chain alkyl glyceryl ethers from triglycerides using boron trifluoride etherate and lithium aluminum hydrideH. C. Go and A. L. Branen
A544-A546President’s club and honor roll
A548Meetings call for nominations: North central section Alton E. Bailey award
A548Call for nominations: North central section Alton E. Bailey award
A550People and places
A552-A556New booksMitchell A. Sieminski, John T. Walsh, J. F. Gerecht, H. J. Weiser and Leonard S. Silbert
A556Bushuk and ponte elected to american association of cereal chemists’ offices
A559Call for nominations: 1976 honored student awards
A560-A561Finance committee considers financial health of society
A561The latest in lipids
A562-A563World conference details set
A564-A565New orleans in 1976
A566Reserve space now to Amsterdam
A566-A577AbstractsS. Koritala, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and F. A. Kummerow, et al.

Volume 52, Number 11 / November 1975

431-435Relationship of structure to properties in surfactants. III. Adsorption at the solid-liquid interface from aqueous solutionM. J. Rosen
436-438Surface active anions in polar solvents: I. Conductometric studies on solutions of sodium decyl and dodecyl sulphate in water, N,N-Dimethylformamide, and dimethyl sulfoxideH. N. Singh, S. Singh and K. C. Tewari
439-443Coconut flour: Technology and cost of manufactureR. D. Hagenmaier, P. H. Quinitio and S. P. Clark
444-447Aminimides: II. Antimicrobial effect of short chain fatty acid derivativesJ. J. Kabara and G. V. Haitsma
448-450Fluorescence in pistachio nuts contaminated with aflatoxinJ. W. Dickens and R. E. Welty
451-454Soap-based detergent formulations. XVI. Surface active sulfosuccinimidesT. J. Micich, J. K. Weil and W. M. Linfield
455-456Sulfur derivatives of N,N-Disubstituted amides of long chain fatty acids and their antimicrobial activitiesR. R. Mod, F. C. Magne, G. Sumrell and A. F. Novak
457-460Strength properties of floor finish filmsM. E. Ginn, O. R. Buzzelli and K. Wicklund
461-464Strength of bonding of food soils to dishesJ. M. Day
465-468Solubilizing power of some anionic surface active agentsK. Ogino and M. Abe
469-472Flavor evaluation of copper-nickel hydrogenated soybean oil and blends with unhydrogenated oilK. J. Moulton, R. E. Beal, K. Warner and B. K. Boundy
473-477Nylon-9 from unsaturated fatty derivatives: Preparation and characterizationR. B. Perkins, J. J. Roden and E. H. Pryde
477The oxidation of 9:10 diketostearic acid by peracetic acid (baeyer & villiger reaction)D. N. Grindley and S. A. El Sarrag
582APresident’s club and honor roll
586AMeetings
586ANew publication
588APeople and places
590ANew booksE. g. Perkins, Bernard S. Wildi and Robert M. Kelley
591ACall for nominations: North central section Alton E. Bailey award
591ACall for nominations: Award of merit
592AThe latest in lipids
592ACall for papers: AOCS 67th annual spring meeting
594ABack copies needed
594AAustralia to host overseas paint technologists
600ANorth central section holds meeting
600AUSDA chemists in cultural exchange
604AA night in old New Orleans
605ACommittee members plan new orleans spring meeting april 21–24, 1976
608AAbstractsS. Koritala, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
618AAmsterdam from Chicago round trip including hotel $485.00
623AWorld conference on oilseed and vegetable oil processing technology
625AWorld conference on oilseed and vegetable oil processing technology

Volume 52, Number 12 / December 1975

479-483Study on skin roughness caused by surfactants: I. A new method in vivo for evaluation of skin roughnessG. Imokawa, K. Sumura and M. Katsumi
484-489Study on skin roughness caused by surfactants: II. Correlation between protein denaturation and skin roughnessG. Imokawa, K. Sumura and M. Katsumi
490-493Lipids of seven cereal grainsP. B. Price and J. G. Parsons
494-497Lubricants and lubricant additives: II. Performance characteristics of some substituted fatty acid estersF. C. Magne, R. R. Mod, G. Sumrell, R. E. Koos and W. E. Parker
498-504Acyl esters from oxo-derived hydroxymethylstearates as plasticizers for polyvinyl chlorideE. N. Frankel, W. E. Neff, F. L. Thomas, T. H. Khoe and E. H. Pryde, et al.
505-511Differential scanning calorimetry of palm kernel oil productsJ. B. Rossell
512-513Characteristics of pistachio kernel oils from Iranian cultivarsT. Kamangar, F. Farrohi and M. Mehran
514-516Contribution of lipid to aroma of ripening mango
517-519Effect of antioxidants on refined palm oilC. W. Fritsch, V. E. Weiss and R. H. Anderson
520-521Oil characteristics of sweet and sour cherry kernelsF. Farrohi and M. Mehran
522-525Effects of refining and bleaching on oxidative stability of sunflowerseed oilW. H. Morrison
526-527Fatty acid composition of oleaster pulp and pit oilsF. Farrohi and M. Mehran
527Occurrence of 7-methyl-7-hexadecenoic acid, the corresponding alcohol, 7-methyl-6-hexadecenoic acid, and 5-methyl-4-hexadecenoic acid in sperm whale oilsJ. C. Pascal and R. G. Ackman
a634Meetings
a634The latest in lipids
a636New members
a644People & places
a646Committee spotlights
a648-a649New booksDaniel Swern, James D. Vidra, J. Fred Gerecht and George J. Dippold
a650-a675Four corners
a656-a657World conference on oilseed and vegetable oil processing technology
a658-a659World conference on oilseed and vegetable oil processing technology program
a660Going to Amsterdam? Latest travel information for the world conference on oilseed
a661Tallent named director at USDA northern laboratory
a661Back copies needed
a662-a663Pictorial view of AOCS fall meeting
a664-a666Yesterday and today in lipid science and technologyWalter O. Lundberg
a666Call for nominations: North central section Alton E. Bailey award
a667Award in lipid chemistry
a668-a671Fall meeting exhibits
a67267th annual spring meeting of American Oil Chemists’ Society April 21–24, 1976
a673Commemorative medallions to be minted for New Orleans meeting
a674New Orleans spring fiesta calendar of events seven receive bond award
a675Call for nominations: Award of merit
a676Three students honored at Cincinnati
a677How to make foods taste good and stay good
a678-a699AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, F. A. Kummerow and T. Mares, et al.

Volume 53, Number 1 / January 1976

1-7Quantitative content of total polar lipids in soybean seedsA. V. Zhukov and A. G. Vereshchagin
8-11Comparison of oxalic acid and phosphoric acid as degumming agents for vegetable oilsR. Ohlson and C. Svensson
12-16Crambe seed processing: Removal of glucosinolates by water extractionG. C. Mustakas, L. D. Kirk, E. L. Griffin and A. N. Booth
17-19Rigid polyurethane foams from diethanolamides of carboxylated oils and fatty acidsT. H. Khoe and E. N. Frankel
20-26Poly(amide-acetals) and poly(ester-acetals) from polyol acetals of methyl 9(10)-formylstearate: Preparation and physical characterizationR. A. Awl, W. E. Neff, D. Weisleder and E. H. Pryde
27-29Soybean lecithin processing unit operationsR. Brian
30-31Continuous sheeting and packaging of pastry type and other fatsR. S. Edmunds and T. L. Budlong
32-351,1,2-Trichloro-1,2,2-trifluoroethane for oilseed extractionsS. Temple
36-38Geometrical isomerization of 1,5-dienes: Isomers of gossyplure, the pink bollworm sex attractantP. E. Sonnet
39-41Conductance behavior of aqueous solutions of barium, strontium, and nickel soapsR. P. Varma and R. Dayal
42-44Characteristics of pumpkin seed oilV. V. Markovic and L. V. Bastic
4APresident’s club and honor roll
5ACorporation members
6AThe latest in lipids
7A-8AMeetings
8ABack copies needed
9A-10ANew booksJ. F. Gerecht, Paul Becher, Miriam L. Douglass, David Bower and Joseph V. Koleske, et al.
10ANew publications
11APeople and places
12ACommittee spotlights
13ASharp is new advertising director
13ACall for nominations: Award of merit
14AAward in lipid chemistry
14ANorthern California section holds meeting
15ALink addresses record southwest section meeting
17AExposition guide
18ARAI congress and exposition center, Amsterdam
30ALocal committee members plan world conference activities
32AGoing to Amsterdam? Latest travel information for the world conference on oilseed and vegetable oil processing technology
34AWorld conference on oilseed and vegetable oil processing technology March 1–5, 1976 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
44AWorld conference on oilseed and vegetable oil processing technology program
48AMinutes of fall governing board meeting
57ASymposia 67th annual spring meeting of the American oil chemists’ society April 21–24, 1976, New Orleans
57AJohn C. Cowan receives french medal
58ASpring meeting to feature placement center
63A67th annual spring meeting of the American oil chemists’ society April 21–24, 1976
65AAbstractsS. Koritala, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and F. A. Kummerow, et al.

Volume 53, Number 2 / February 1976

45-47Analysis of α-branched fatty acids by gas chromatography and mass spectrometryT. A. Foglia, P. Heller and C. J. Dooley
48-51Rapid densitometric determination of triglyceride groups by argentation thin layer chromatographyD. Chobanov, R. Tarandjiska and R. Chobanova
52-53Hydrolysis of corn oil by lipase from
54-56Chemical composition and lipoxygenase activity in soybeans as affected by genotype and environmentG. W. Chapman, J. A. Robertson, D. Burdick and M. B. Parker
57-59Synthesis of 1,5-dimethylalkanes, components of insect hydrocarbonsP. E. Sonnet
60-63Soap-based detergent formulations: XII. Alternate syntheses of surface active sulfobetainesN. Parris, J. K. Well and W. M. Linfield
64-68Soap-based detergent formulations: XIV. Amphoteric derivatives of alkylbenzenesulfonamidesR. G. Bistline, W. R. Noble and W. M. Linfield
69-72Soap-based detergent formulations: XV. Amino esters of α-sulfo fatty acidsF. D. Smith, M. K. Sucharski and W. M. Linfield
73-76Soap-based detergent formulations: XVII. Synthesis and surface active properties of alkylbenzene derived amine oxidesW. N. Marmer and W. M. Linfield
77-79Incorporation of [1-14C] acetate into phospholipids by soybean seedlingsT. Negishi
80-82Quantitative and qualitative characteristics of jojoba seedD. M. Yermanos and C. C. Duncan
83-88Polymorphic changes in mixtures of confectionery fatsN. V. Lovegren, M. S. Gray and R. O. Feuge
a84President’s club and honor roll
a86-a88Meetings
a90-a91New booksJ. F. Gerecht, L. Gildenberg, E. C. Johnson and Robert J. Steltenkamp
a92-a93Committee spotlights
a94People and places
a95Call for nominations: Award in Lipid Chemistry
a95Call for nominations: 1976 Honored Student Awards
a95Call for papers 50th Annual Fall Meeting
a96AOCS Northeast Section 15th Annual Symposium
a97-a100AOCS Election of Officers 1976–1977 applewhite, Khym in vice presidential race
a101Last chance to register for the World Conference
a102-a104Charles Aldag addresses Northeast Section
a105Symposia
a106New Orleans Ladies’ Program
a108-a109AOCS placement service
a115-a129AbstractsS. Koritala, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
a131-a154Technical program

Volume 53, Number 3 / March 1976

a158-a160President’s club and honor roll
a160Committee spotlights
a162-a166Meetings
a168-a174New booksR. M. Kelley, T. Wolf, Robert M. Kelley, J. Fred Gerecht and William B. Prescott, et al.
a174New publications
a1741976–77 Smalley check sample program
a176Four corners
a178People and places
a179Codex committee meets in London
a180Call for nominations: Award in lipid chemistry
a180Call for nominations: 1976 honored student awards
a180Call for papers 50th annual fall meeting
a18150th Annual fall meeting of the American Oil Chemists≿ Society September 26–29, 1976 Chicago, Illinois
a182Spring fiesta — Another reason to attend the New Orleans meeting
a182Tentative committee schedule
a183The latest in lipids
a183Referee certificates
a184AOCS northeast section 15th annual symposium April 6, 1976 hotel Robert treat 50 park place Newark, New Jersey
a185Back copies needed
a186-a187AOCS placement service
a191North central members defy snow to attend meeting
a192New committee appointed for liaison with IUPAC commission on oils and fats
a192Lindgren develops computerized lipoprotein detection system at Berkeley
a194-a209AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris, F. A. Kummerow and T. Mares, et al.
89Long spacings of six alkyl esters of two octadecenoic acidsA. V. Bailey, D. Mitcham, V. W. Tripp and G. Sumrell
90-93Alcohols from ozonolysis products of unsaturated fatty estersE. H. Pryde, C. M. Thierfelder and J. C. Cowan
94-96Fatty acid composition as a basis for identification of commercial fats and oilsG. F. Spencer, S. F. Herb and P. J. Gormisky
97-100Soap-based detergent formulations: XVIII. Effect of structure variations on surface-active properties of sulfur containing amphoteric surfactantsN. Parris, J. K. Weil and W. M. Linfield
101-104Solubilization in aqueous mixed micellar solutions: Water-potassium oleate-1-pentanol-benzeneW. E. Gerbacia, H. L. Rosano and M. Zajac
105-107Chick edema factor: Removal from soybean oilT. L. Mounts, H. J. Dutton, C. D. Evans and J. C. Cowan
108-112Effect of liquid fat on melting point and polymorphic behavior of cocoa butter and a cocoa butter fractionN. V. Lovegren, M. S. Gray and R. O. Feuge
112Moulton actual chairman of fats and oils symposiumR. Brian

Volume 53, Number 4 / April 1976

113-117Surface active N-acylglutamate: V. Application of N-acylglutamates to detergent barsR. Yoshida, I. Yoshimurra, Y. Usuba and A. Shibue
118-121Reaction of hydrogen bromide with diols of long chain α,β-unsaturated acidsA. A. Ansari and S. M. Osman
122-124Measurement of the diffusion coefficient of free fatty acid in groundnut oil by the capillary-cell methodG. Smits
125-129Oxidation of methyl formylstearate with molecular oxygenJ. P. Friedrich
130-131Viscosity of multicomponent systems of normal fatty acids: Principle of congruenceF. Fernandez-Martin and F. Montes
132-137Development of new, nonabsorbable polymeric antioxidants for use in foodsT. E. Furia and N. Bellanca
138-141Catalytic hydroformylation of unsaturated fatty derivatives with cobalt carbonylE. N. Frankel
142-144Solubility of rapeseed protein in aqueous solutionsM. N. Radwan and B. C. -Y. Lu
145-148Packing of polyethylene oxide chains in a mixed micelleK. Meguro, H. Akasu and M. Ueno
149-151A study of rice bran oil refiningL. Hartman and M. I. J. Dos Reis
152-156Acetoxyglycerol acetal derivatives of mono- and polyformyloctadecanoate esters: Plasticizers for poly(vinyl chloride)W. E. Neff, E. N. Frankel, E. H. Pryde and G. R. Riser
157-161A study of the color stability of commercial oleic acidSherman S. Lin, A. L. Hsieh, David B. S. Min and Stephen S. Chang
162-164A thiourea-UV assay for total glucosinolate content in rapeseed mealsL. R. Wetter and C. G. Youngs
165-167Determination of critical micelle concentrations of some surfactants by keto-enol tautomerism of benzoylacetoneN. Shoji, M. Ueno and K. Meguro
168Study of the seed oil of
214APresident’s Club and Honor Roll
216AMeetings
221AAOCS in Chicago
222A-224ANew booksJ. F. Gerecht, Hans Brockerhoff, R. G. Buttery, D. G. Guadagni and R. Teranishi, et al.
224ACall for papers 50th Annual Fall Meeting
225A50th Annual Fall Meeting of the American Oil Chemists’ Society
226APeople and places
227AReport on the Executive Committee Meeting January 1976 in Chicago
228ACommittee spotlights
229A1976–77 Smalley check sample program
230APlants 13th World Congress
230AReferee certificates
231ARaymond Reiser receives 1976 bailey award
232ANortheast section’s annual achievement award goes to Luddy and Herb
234AAbstractsS. Koritala, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and F. A. Kummerow, et al.

Volume 53, Number 5 / May 1976

169-171Sulfur content of rapessed oilsJ. K. Daun and F. W. Hougen
172-175Soap-based detergent formulations: XIII. Formulations with alpha-olefin sulfonates as lime soap dispersantsW. R. Noble and W. M. Linfield
176-178Preparation of some mixed diesters of aliphatic diols and their evaluation as plasticizersA. V. Bailey, G. J. Boudreaux and G. Sumrell
179-181Thermal analysis: An alternative method of measuring oil stabilityR. L. Hassel
182-185Determination of 1-alkene-1,3-sultones in alkylethoxy sulfatesD. S. Connor, H. Kowollik and D. W. Thomas
186-189Color development in C18 unsaturated hydroxyamidesW. J. Schneider and L. E. Gast
190-195Hydroformylation with recycled rhodium catalyst and one-step esterification-acetalation: A process for methyl 9(10)-methoxymethylenestearate from oleic acidR. A. Awl, E. N. Frankel and E. H. Pryde
196-197Cold Stage for X-ray diffractometer studies of lower-melting polymorphs of triglyceridesM. S. Gray, N. V. Lovegren and D. Mitcham
198-203Some esters of mono-, di-, and tricarboxystearic acid as plasticizers: Preparation and evaluationE. J. Dufek, F. L. Thomas, E. N. Frankel and G. R. Riser
204-206Aflatoxin inactivation: Treatment of peanut meal with formaldehyde and calcium hydroxideL. P. Codifer, G. E. Mann and F. G. Dollear
207-210Sequestering and exchange of metal ions in edible oils containing phospholipidsG. Lunde, L. H. Landmark and J. Gether
211-213Determination of traces of heavy metals in oils and fats by arc spectrographyF. M. Farhan and H. Pazandeh
214-217Disproportionation of abietic acid: I. Iodine catalyzed reaction at low temperatureM. Ishigami, K. Yamane, T. Agawa, Y. Ohshiro and I. Ikeda
218-219A wet method for pure particulate soiling of test cloths for detergency screening testsT. P. Matson and M. A. Johnson
254A-256APresident's club and honor roll
261ANew publications
262A-264ANew booksM. E. Whitten and Robert W. Coughlin
264A-273ACommittee spotlights
265ACorporate members provide unique support for AOCS
266APeople and places
271A-273ANew officers installed at Spring Meeting in New Orleans
274A-275ANorth Central Section news
276A-277AMayor of Amsterdam welcomes 1,200 to World Conference
277AThe latest in Lipids
278AAward of Merit presented to Herb and Whitten
279ARereree certificates
279A1976–77 Smalley check sample programJohn E. Williams
280AMore self-discipline needed in speculations, NOFOTA's Blankestijn cautions
281A-292AAbstractsS. Koritala, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. E. Covey, J. C. Harris and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
292AChicago—Site of AOCS 50th Annual Fall Meeting

Volume 53, Number 6 / June 1976

221-222Welcoming addressI. Samkalden
222Call to orderThomas H. Applewhite
223Introduction to the Technical MeetingThomas H. Applewhite
224-231World supply and demand situation for oilseeds, oils, and mealsSiegfried Mielke
232-234Referee chemists and official methodsWilliam E. Link
235-237International arbitrationEric Faure
238-240Effect of shipping on quality of seeds, meals, fats, and oilsMax R. Spencer
241-247Characteristics and composition of vegetable oil-bearing materialsA. Langstraat
248-250Loading, unloading, storage, drying, and cleaning of vegetable oil-bearing materialsEwald H. Gustafson
251-255Oil mill energy sources and power balances in a palm oil operationB. E. Fonade
256-258Continuous processing of palm fruitBernard de Ramecourt
259-260Processing peanuts and cottonseedE. J. Garcia M.
261-264Processing high oil content seeds in continuous screw pressesJ. A. Ward
265-270Current equipment for mechanical oil extractionL. H. Tindale and S. R. Hill-Haas
271-274Cleaning, cracking, dehulling, decorticating, and flaking of oil-bearing materialsJ. P. Galloway
275-278Batch and continuous solvent extractionErnesto Bernardini
279-282Continuous solvent extraction of soybeans and cottonseedR. P. Hutchins
283-285Continuous solvent extraction of sunflower, seed, groundnuts, palmkernels, rapeseed, and copraW. Stein and F. -W. Glaser
286-290Survey of current solvent extraction equipmentE. D. Milligan
291-292Energy conservation in solvent extraction plantsH. P. J. Jongeneelen
293-294Safety in solvent extraction plants—USAJohn E. Heilman
295-298Safety in solvent extraction plants—EuropeC. E. M. Critchfield
299-301Processing effects on oil qualityJ. S. R. Ohlson
302-304Protein products and hulls for animal foodsR. Roberts
305-309Whole seed processing by extrusion cookingErik Nielsen
310-315Oilseed flour for human foodF. G. Bastiaens
316-320Standards for protein based foods in developing countriesK. T. Achaya
321-324Oilseed vegetable protein concentratesDale W. Johnson
325-326Texturized protein productsRoss Brain
327-331New technology in oilseed proteinsKenneth W. Becker and Eugene A. Tiernan
332-333Crude oil handling and storageJohn P. Burkhalter
334-337Special problems in small scale operationsGeorge M. Neumunz
338Small scale processing of vegetable oilsC. Baumann
339-341Bleaching practices in EuropeH. B. W. Patterson
342-343Bleaching practices in the U.S.Ernst H. Goebel
344-346Degumming, refining, bleaching, and deodorization theoryJohn C. Cowan
347-352Degumming and refining practices in the U.S.Roy A. Carr
353-357Degumming and refining practices in EuropeBen Braae
358-360Steam refiningFrank E. Sullivan
361-363Miscella refiningG. C. Cavanagh
364-369Deodorization 1975Calvin T. Zehnder
370-381Automation in vegetable oil refineriesA. J. Duff
382-389Hydrogenation of Edible oilsJ. W. E. Coenen
390-392Interesterification of edible oilsH. H. Hustedt
393-396Fractionation and winterization of edible fats and oilsH. P. Kreulen
397-399Blending, chilling, and tempering of margarines and shorteningsA. J. Haighton
400-407Food emulsifiers: Surface activity, edibility, manufacture, composition, and applicationJens Birk Lauridsen
408-409Finished oil handling and storage in the U.S.L. M. Wright
410-413Finished oil handling and storage in EuropeGösta M. R. Johansson
414-416Salad and cooking oilsBernard Lesieur
417-420Margarine oils, shortenings, and vanaspatiK. -F. Gander
421-424Specialty fatsF. R. Paulicka
425-427Lecithin production and propertiesW. Van Nieuwenhuyzen
428-429Utilization of lecithinP. M. Scocca
430-436Antioxidants for vegetable oilsE. R. Sherwin
437-442Use or disposal of by-products and spent material from the vegetable oil processing industry in the U.S.Kenneth S. Watson and Curt H. Meierhoefer
443-445Use or disposal of by-products and spent material from the vegetable oil processing industry in EuropeChristina Svensson
446-448Liquid waste treatment in the vegetable oil processing industry—European practicesG. Choffel
449-458Liquid waste treatment in the vegetable oil processing industry—U.S. PracticesG. N. McDermott
459-460Reflections on the Conference—European ViewJ. Pasman
461Reflections on the Conference—U.S. ViewThomas H. Applewhite

Volume 53, Number 7 / July 1976

382A-384AMeetings
386APresident’s club and honor roll
390ANew members
396A-397ANew booksJ. Gerecht F., Robert G. Jensen, Ronald J. Matzinger, William C. Bowman and Robert W. Hannah, et al.
398APeople and places
400AFour cornersEugene Marshack
404ACommittee spotlights
405ACommittee chairmen organize 50th fall meeting in Chicago, September 26–29
406AAOCS placement service in Chicago
413AChicago September 26–29, 1976 50th annual fall meeting
414A-415ALink and white address members in New Orleans
416AExecutive director reports to AOCS membership
417AAOCS governing board meets in New Orleans new committee chairmen named
420A-423AAOCS 67th Annual Spring Meeting April 21–24, 1976
424A-425A1975–76 smalley awards presented
426A-427AAOCS names official referee chemists: 1976–77
428A1976–77 smalley check sample program
429A-430A19th International Conference on the biochemistry of lipids Paris, France, September 6–8, 1976
431APast president W.D. Hutchins dies the latest in lipids
432A-443AAbstractsS. Koritala, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
445A-452AChicago American oil chemists’ society fall meeting and exhibition September 26–29, 1976 Chicago, Illinois
463-466Mass transfer and scale-up in fat hydrogenationL. Bern, O. Lidefelt J. and N. Schöön H.
467-469Nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry as a quick method of determination of oil content in rapeseedErik Madsen
470-472Rapid colorimetric determination of free fatty acidsRobert R. Lowry and Ian J. Tinsley
473-477Stability of edible oils and fats to fluorescent light irradiationAbdus Sattar, J. M. Deman and J. C. Alexander
478-479Triglyceride composition of
480-484Determination of Fe, Cu, Ni, and Mn in fats and oils by flameless atomic absorption spectroscopyJohn T. Olejko
485-486Removal of waxes from sunflower seed oil by miscella refining and winterizationW. Herbert Morrison and J. K. Thomas
487-488Metal-requiring and non-metal - requiring catalysts in the autoxidation of methyl linoleateM. Morita, M. Tanaka, Y. Takayama and Y. Yamamoto
489-490Lipid-oxidation catalyses by substances in water on lipid-water interfaceM. Morita, M. Mukunoki, F. Okubo and S. Tadokoro
491-495Substitutability of fractionated beef tallow for other fats and oils in the food and confectionery industries: An economic evaluationHarold H. Taylor, F. E. Luddy, J. W. Hampson and H. L. Rothbart
496-501Correlation of gas chromatographic profiles and organoleptic scores of different fats and oils after simulated deep fat fryingMichael M. Blumenthal, J. Richard Trout and Stephen S. Chang
502-505Variability associated with testing cottonseed for aflatoxinT. B. Whitaker, M. E. Whitten and R. J. Monroe
506-510Nickel-catalyzed hydrogenation: A study of the poisoning effect of halogen-containing compoundsP. C. Mørk and D. Norgård
511-517Sperm oil replacements from selectively hydrogenated soybean and linseed esters: Special lubricantsE. W. Bell, J. C. Cowan, L. E. Gast and R. E. Koos

Volume 53, Number 8 / August 1976

476APresident’s Club and Honor Roll
478AMeetings
481ACall for papers
482A-486ANew booksJ. F. Gerecht, Herbert J. Dutton, E. G. Perkins, Paul Becher and J. Fred Gerecht, et al.
486ANew publications
488AChicago — Tentative committee schedule
509APeople and places
511ACommittee spotlights
513AInternational fragrance association develops code of practice for fragrance industry
514ANorthern california section news
515AGarrett featured in ladies’ night program
516AAOCS placement service in Chicago
522A-523AAbstractsS. Koritala, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
519-523Thermal properties of 2-Oleodipalmitin and 2-Elaidodipalmitin and some of their mixturesN. V. Lovegren, M. S. Gray and R. O. Feuge
525-529Composition of the neutral and phospholipid fractions from ginkgo nuts (
530-534Composition and structure of some consumer-available edible fatsP. W. Parodi
535-536Fate of jimsonweed seed alkaloids in soybean processingG. R. List and G. F. Spencer
537-540Synthesis of 1,1,1-Tris(2-hydroxyethyl)amine-2-acylimideIsao Ikeda, Tadashi F. Katsura and Mitsuo Okahara
541-544Studies on the hypohalogenation of long chain α,β-unsaturated acidsAshfaque A. Ansari, Fasih Ahmad and S. M. Osman
545-547Monte carlo technique to simulate aflatoxin testing programs for peanutsT. B. Whitaker, J. W. Dickens and E. H. Wiser
548-550Determination of moisture content in sunflowers with electronic moisture metersD. C. Zimmerman

Volume 53, Number 9 / September 1976

540APresident’s club & honor roll
544A68th Annual meeting — New York City, Bew York — May 8–12, 1977 Americana hotel
546A-550AMeetings
550ACall for nominations 1977 honored student awards
550ACall for papers 68th annual meeting
552A-557AFour corners
558ANew booksDaniel Swern, Thomas Wolf, Sal J. Silvis, Lloyd A. Witting and Lloyd A. Witting, et al.
564ANew publications
566ACommittee spotlights
568APeople & places
570AExhibit of books AOCS 50th annual fall meeting September 26–29, 1976 Chicago, Illinois
572AExhibitors AOCS 50th annual fall meeting september 26–29, 1976 Chicago, Illinois
574AAOCS placement service in Chicago
579ANSF grants aid women in science
580ANortheast section news
582AIndustry supports AOCS
584AThe latest in lipids
586A-608AAbstractsS. Koritala, N. B. Bednarcyk, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatour and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
551-554Distribution of oil or other diethyl ether extractable material in various fractions of peanuts infected with selected fungiJohn P. Cherry and Larry R. Beuchat
555-558Protein estimation in sesame seed and rapeseed flours and meals by a modified udy dye binding methodMarjorie B. Medina, Dick H. Kleyn and William H. Swallow
559-562Effect of varying levels of dietary protein on tumor development and lipid metabolism in rats exposed to aflatoxinP. Wells, L. Aftergood and R. B. Alfin-Slater
563-566Computer determination of chemical and physical values of fats and oils from GLC fatty acid composition, acid value, and titerV. Koman and J. Kotuc
567-571Purification of surcrose esters by selective adsorptionH. J. Zeringue and R. O. Feuge
572-576Thermal decomposition of individual positional isomers of methyl linoleate hydroperoxide: Evidence of carbon-oxygen bond scissionHenry W. -S. Chan, Frank A. A. Prescott and Peter A. T. Swoboda
577-580Iodine number determination of milk fat and vegetable fats by refractometryM. K. Rama Murthy and G. S. Bhat
581-583Determination of sucrose polyesters by high performance gel permeation chromatographyC. Grant Birch and Fred E. Crowe
584-585Determination of monoglycerides in crude oils and fatsLeopold Hartman and Walter Esteves
586-591Thermal oxidation of mono-unsaturated short chain fatty acids: I. ethyl 3-hexenoateCarol B. Whitlock and W. W. Nawar
592-594Thermal oxidation of mono-unsaturated short chain fatty acids: II. Methyl hexenoate, hexenoic acid, and octenoic acidCarol B. Whitlock and W. W. Nawar
595-597Alteration of soybean oil composition by plant breedingR. F. Wilson, R. W. Rinne and C. A. Brim
598-602Aqueous solvents for extracting glanded cottonseed protein without gland ruptureL. L. Muller, T. J. Jacks and T. P. Hensarling
603-605A rapid screening method for the aflatoxins and ochratoxin ACharles E. Holaday

Volume 53, Number 10 / October 1976

612AMeetings
614APresident’s club & honor roll
618APeople & places
619ANew booksMark E. Tourtellotte, K. C. Frisch, E. A. Emken, Timothy L. Mounts and William H. Elliott, et al.
622A68th Annual meeting — New York City, New York — May 8–12, 1977 Americana hotel
623ACall for nominations: North central section alton E. Bailey Award
623ACall for nominations 1977 honored student awards
623ACall for papers 68th annual meeting
624AThe latest in lipids
625AAttention voting members of AOCS
627AObituaries
628A-638AAbstractsS. Koritala, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
607-608Gas chromatographic identification of fatty acids, fatty alcohols, and hydrocarbons of
609-617Studies in palm oil crystallizationB. Jacobsberg and Oh Chuan Ho
618-622Ion exchange resins and ethyleneimine polymer as antioxidants: I. Activity and mechanismNobuo Ikeda and Kazuo Fukuzumi
623-627Phenothiazine derivatives as new antioxidants for the autoxidation of methyl linoleate and their reaction mechanismsK. Fukuzumi, N. Ikeda and M. Egawa
628-631Correlations of flavor score with volatiles of vegetable oilsH. P. Dupuy, E. T. Rayner and J. I. Wadsworth
632-633Antimicrobial properties of some mixed diesters of aliphatic diolsA. V. Bailey, G. J. Boudreaux, G. Sumrell and A. F. Novak
634-635Improvement of the direct GC analysis of vegetable oils’ volatile profile by a poly MPE-tenax GC columnJoseph L. Williams and Jean H. Wille
636-640Metal-catalyzed oxidation in mackerel skin and meat lipidsP. J. Ke and R. G. Ackman
641-643Free radical addition of thiolacetic acid to esters and amides of unsaturated acids and screening of the products for antimicrobial activityR. R. Mod, J. A. Harris, J. C. Arthur, F. C. Magne and G. Sumrell, et al.
644-647Study of rheological properties of margarinePetr Stern and Jiri Cmolik
648-653Protein and oil compositions of sesame seedA. H. El Tinay, A. H. Khattab and M. O. Khidir
654-655Fatty acid composition of Iranian citrus seed oilsM. Filsoof and M. Mehran
656-660Photooxidation of unsaturated oils: Effects of singlet oxygen quenchersD. J. Carlsson, T. Suprunchuk and D. M. Wiles
661-662Fatty acid composition of oils extracted from Canadian weed seedsJ. K. Daun and R. Tkachuk
663-667Separation and determination of trace amounts of bacteriostats using a continuous distillation extraction apparatusM. M. Goldstein and M. B. Graber
668-670Crystal structures of binary systems of saturated fatty acidsE. Frede and D. Precht
671-672Centrifugal filterEvald L. Skau

Volume 53, Number 11 / November 1976

644A-646APresident’s club & honor roll
647ALadies’ spring program prepared
648A-650AMeetings
652APeople & places
654ANew booksHoward Sprecher and E. J. Griffith
656AAOCS world conference on soaps and detergents October 10 – 14, 1977 Montreux, Switzerland
660APalm oil expansion to continue
662AAerosol foods seek larger market
664ASynthetic lubricants on the way
666AThe latest in lipids
666ACall for nominations north central section Alton E. Bailey award
666ACall for papers 68th annual meeting
667A-669AHow much are you worth?
671A-682AAOCS 50th annual fall meeting Chicago, Illinois September 26–29, 1976
683A-695AAbstractsS. Koritala, N. E. Bednarcyk, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
673-676Tocopherol contents of nine vegetable frying oils, and their changes under simulated deep-fat frying conditionsE. Yuki and Y. Ishikawa
677-679Derivatives of eleostearic acidB. G. Bufkin, S. F. Thames, S. J. Jen, J. M. Evans and T. S. Long, et al.
680-683Triglyceride composition of tobacco seed oilA. Sengupta and U. K. Mazumder
684-690Evaluation of processing alternatives to saw delintering of cottonseedS. P. Clark
691-694Quantitative determination of polyethylene glycols in nonionic surfactants by high pressure liquid chromatographyL. P. Turner, D. McCullough and A. Jackewitz
695-697Distribution of aldrin and dieldrin in soybeans, oil, and by-products during processingM. M. Chaudry, A. I. Nelson and E. G. Perkins
698-699Cyclopropenoid fatty acids in seed oils of
700-703Jojoba seed: Phenotypic within plant variability in wax content and compositionD. M. Yermanos and C. Duncan
704-710Identification and structure elucidation of the components of commercial linear alkylbenzenesL. Cavalli, A. Landone, C. Divo, G. Gini and M. Galli, et al.
711A rapid screening method for the aflatoxins and ochratoxin ACharles E. Holaday

Volume 53, Number 12 / December 1976

713-718Lipid composition of selected vegetable oilsDorothy L. Carpenter, Joanna Lehmann, Blanche S. Mason and Hal T. Slover
719-721Purification of sucrose esters by ultrafiltrationH. J. Zeringue and R. O. Feuge
722-726Applications of pulsed NMR to fatty emulsionsJ. Trumbetas, J. A. Fioriti and R. J. Sims
727-731Effect of 2-oleodipalmitin and 2-elaidodipalmitin on polymorphic behavior of cocoa butterM. S. Gray, N. V. Lovegren and R. O. Feuge
732-736Rapid method for the quantitative determination of individual tocopherols in oils and fatsWolfgang Müller-Mulot
737-741Decarbonylation dehydration of fatty acids to alkenes in the presence of transition metal complexesT. A. Foglia and P. A. Barr
742-745The relationship of structure to properties in surfactants: V. Synthesis and properties of α,ω-bis (sodium p-sulfophenoxy)alkanesMilton J. Rosen, Michael Baum and Fanny Kasher
746-747A simple and rapid method for assessing rancidity of oils based on the formation of hydroperoxidesN. A. M. Eskin and C. Frenkel
748-751Surface lipids ofLigia oceanica; Part II: The ester fractionsR. J. Hamilton, M. Y. Raie and I. Weatherston
752-753Detection and determination of chlorinated pesticide residues in raw and various stages of processed vegetable oilS. E. Hashemy-Tonkabony and M. J. Soleimani-Amiri
754-756Peanut proteins as food supplements: A compositional study of selected Virginia and Spanish peanutsEdith J. Conkerton and Robert L. Ory
757-761Soap-based detergent formulations: XX. The physical and chemical nature of lime soap dispersionsJ. K. Weil, C. J. Pierce and W. M. Linfield
762-766Nucleophilic and radical addition of H2S to methyl linolenate and linseed oilA. W. Schwab, L. E. Gast and W. K. Rohwedder
767-770A rapid procedure for the determination of chlorophyll in rapeseed by reflectance spectroscopyJ. K. Daun
a700-a701Meetings
a702New York symposia announced
a703World conference on soaps and detergents
a704-a709New members
a709Affirmation of freedom of inquiry and expression
a712Corporate members
a713-a716Four corners
717A-718ANew booksDaniel Swern, J. J. Bikerman, Stephen S. Chang, Paul A. Lochance and Paul Becher
a719New publications
a719The latest in lipids
a720New products
a721Obituaries
a722People & places
a723Call for nominations award of merit
a723Robert D. Swisher Gold Medal winner
a724-a726Fats & oils outlookJon L. Heimann
a727-a730Nutrient data bank: Computer-based management of nutrient values in foodsRitva R. Butrum and Susan E. Gebhardt
a731-a733A look inside AOCS headquarters
a734-a741Abstracts

Volume 54, Number 1 / January 1977

1-3The mutual solubilization of soap and lime soap dispersing agentsJ. K. Weil, C. A. Schollenberger and W. M. Linfield
4-7Methional as an antioxidant for vegetable oilsR. J. Sims and J. A. Fioriti
8-14Quality of oil from damaged soybeansG. R. List, C. D. Evans, K. Warner, R. E. Beal and W. F. Kwolek, et al.
15-16Preparation and surface- active properties of polyoxyethylene-glycol (600) monoesters of fatty acidsT. Chandrasekhara Rao, Y. Sita Rama Sastry, R. Subbarao and Gollamudi Lakshminarayana
17-23Nickel crystallite size and net activity of hydrogenation catalystsJ. R. Dafler
24-31Development of a continuous process for enol esters of fatty acidsJ. C. Craig, M. F. Kozempel, H. I. Sinnamon, M. J. Calhoun and W. K. Heiland
32-35Rapid enzymatic method for partial hydolysis of oilseed proteins for food usesAntonio A. Sekul and Robert L. Ory
36-40Lipid conversion factors for calculating fatty acid contents of foodsJohn L. Weihrauch, Linda P. Posati, Barbara A. Anderson and Jacob Exler
41-46Anaerobic biodegradability of carboxymethyloxysuccinate, a detergent builderJohn P. Viccaro and Edith L. Ambye
47-50Alterations in glyceride composition during interesterifi-cation of mixtures of sunflower oil with lard and tallowD. Chobanov and R. Chobanova
A4-A5Meetings
A6New York symposia plan completed
A8AOCS Northeast section 16th annual symposium
A10President's club & honor roll
A12-A13New books
A13The latest in lipids
A14People & places
A16Letter to the editor
A16Call for nominations
A18Fats & oils outlook
A20New products
A21AOCS...
A22-A23Obituaries
A24-A37Abstracts

Volume 54, Number 2 / February 1977

A42-A44Meetings
A46President’s club & honor roll
A48People & places
A50-A51New booksPeter Kuhr, R. J. Burns, Robert J. Steltenkamp and R. E. Schuler
A52-A53Acids statistics
A54New York: “Chorus line” tickets available more than 200 papers scheduled
A57World Conference on Soaps & Detergents
A58New products
A59The latest in lipids
A59Reference certificates
A60-A61ProfileDick Baldwin
A62Obituaries
A63-A65Oilseeds and oil in the people's Republic of ChinaY. Pomeranz
A68Pictorial review of the Northeast Section Meeting
A68White address at NORCSL meeting
A69NORCL to conduct symposium
A691977 A.E. Bailey Award
A70-A71TALLOW—new uses for an old product?
A71-A72Regional centers affected by fund cut
A73-A76AOCS officer candidates for 1977–78T. H. Applewhite, David Firestone, F. P. Khym, Peter Kalustian and Norman O. V. Sonntag, et al.
A77Symposium: oilseeds—new foods for tomorrow
A77-A81Effect of heat and frying on sunflower, oil stabilityJames A. Robertson and W. H. Morrison
A82-A86Fractionation of sunflower seed proteinsJ. Baudet and J. Mossé
A87-A89Soybean proteins in prudent-diet foodsM. M. Hamdy
A90-A93Cottonseed protein food productsC. M. Cater, K. F. Mattil, W. W. Meinke, M. V. Taranto and J. T. Lawhon, et al.
A94-A99Improving the nutritional properties of rapessedS. J. Slinger
A100-A104Chemical, functional, and nutritional properties of sunflower protein productsF. Sosulski and S. E. Fleming
A105-A108Variability in fatty acid composition among
A109-A111Peanut protein: A versatile food ingredientJ. L. Ayres and B. L. Davenport
A112-A117Physical and chemical properties of soybean proteinsW. J. Wolf
A118-A127AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and B. Matijasevic, et al.
A129-A160Technical program for the AOCS Annual Meeting May 9–12, 1977, New York city
51-53The performic acid oxidation of linoleic acidEdwin S. Olson
54-58X-ray study of hydrogenated jojoba waxT. D. Simpson and T. K. Miwa
59-61Surface activity of sucrose palmitatesG. S. Fisher, H. J. Zeringue and R. O. Feuge
62-67Volatile components from triolein heated in airE. Selke, W. K. Rohwedder and H. J. Dutton
68-70Viscosity of linseed oil as a function of mineral spirits and temperatureT. Gallagher and D. E. Kline
71-74Nitrogen balance of women consuming cottonseed proteinB. B. Alford, S. Kim and K. Onley
75-80Evaluation of the food use potential of sixteen varieties of cottonseedJ. T. Lawhon, C. M. Cater and K. F. Mattil
81-83Comparison of various methods for the extraction of total lipids, fatty acids, cholesterol, and other sterols from food productsW. D. Hubbard, A. J. Sheppard, D. R. Newkirk, A. R. Prosser and T. Osgood
84-90Comparison of ultracentrifugal stability parameters with long-term shelf stability of emulsionsRobert D. Vold and Milagros C. Acevedo
90Applications of pulsed NMR to fatty emulsionsJ. Trumbetas, J. A. Fioriti and R. J. Sims

Volume 54, Number 3 / March 1977

91-94Soap-based detergent formulations: XIX. Amphoteric alkylsuccinamide derivatives as lime soap dispersantsT. J. Micich, W. M. Linfield and J. K. Weil
95-99Computer determination of all individual structures of triglyceride molecules of fats and oilsV. Koman and J. Kotuc
100-104Photo-sensitized oxidation of unsaturated fatty acid methyl esters. The identification of different pathwaysHenry W. -S. Chan
105-109Prooxidant effects of inorganic chromium compounds in the autoxidation of methyl linoleateNobuo Ikeda and Kazuo Fukuzumi
110-116A review of block polymer surfactantsIrving R. Schmolka
117-118Determination of available lysine in pulses by thin layer chromatographyS. Datta and S. C. Datta
119-123Studies of the fluorescent products of lipid oxidation in aqueous emulsion with glycine and on the surface of silica gelHiroyuki Shimasaki, O. S. Privett and Ichiro Hara
124-131Functions of emulsifiers in food systemsN. Krog
132-137Composition of milk fat globules with increased linoleic acidLloyd M. Smith, Douglas H. Bianco and Walter L. Dunkley
A164-A166Meetings
A170President’s Club & Honor Roll
A172Corporate members
A174People & places
A176-A177Four corners
A178-A179Acids statistics
A180-A182New booksMurry L. Kaplan, Joseph S. Kennedy, A. L. Nelson, Alina S. Szczesniak and Rex Sims, et al.
A182The latest in Lipids
A183New products
A184-A185ProfileRon Stillman
A186-A187European Club of Centers for Lipid Research
A188AOCS news
A189North Central Section Symposium
A189Letter to the editorA. Karleskind
A190Dr. George Popjak to receive Award in Lipid Chemistry
A191-A19368th Annual meeting AOCS Americana Hotel, New York City May 8–12, 1977Frank C. Naughton
A194-A195AOCS Placement Service in: New York
A199-A200World Conference on Soaps & Detergents
A202-A207Continuous solvent extraction
A208-A210World outlook for soybean production, marketing
A211-A213Rapeseed research and utilization
A214AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and B. Matijasevic, et al.
A216-A224Aflatoxin in cornO. L. Shotwell
A225-A228Aflatoxin control program for PeanutsJ. W. Dickens
A229-A230Aflatoxin in pecans: Problems and solutionsJ. L. Ayres
A231-A234Survey of aflatoxins in California tree nutsGlenn Fuller, W. W. Spooncer, A. D. King, J. Schade and B. Mackey
A235-A237Relationship of physical appearance of individual mold-damaged cottonseed to aflatoxin contentAlva F. Cucullu, Louise S. Lee and W. A. Pons
A238-A241Separation of aflatoxin-contaminated cottonseed based on physical characteristics of seed cotton and ginned seedLouise S. Lee, Alva F. Cucullu, W. A. Pons and T. E. Russell
A242-A244Solvent extraction of aflatoxins from contaminated agricultural productsE. T. Rayner, S. P. Koltun and F. G. Dollear
A245-A249Processing edible peanut protein concentrates and isolates to inactivate aflatoxinsK. C. Rhee, K. R. Natarajan, C. M. Cater and K. F. Mattil

Volume 54, Number 4 / April 1977

139-143Analysis of cationic and amphoteric surfactants I. Determination of their homolog distributions by gas chromatography on the basis of the Hofmann degradationS. Takano, C. Takasaki, K. Kunihiro and M. Yamanaka
144-149Transfer hydrogenation and transfer hydrogenolysis. X. Selective hydrogenation of methyl linoleate by indoline and isopropyl alcoholT. Nishiguchi, T. Tagawa, H. Imai and K. Fukuzumi
150-152High pressure liquid chromatography for the analysis of soluble carbohydrates in defatted oilseed floursG. F. Cegla and K. R. Bell
153-155Studies on methanolysis of triglycerides on thin layer chromatoplateS. Saha and J. Dutta
156-159Viscosity of magnesium soap solutions in n- Propanol and butanolR. P. Varma and K. Kumar
160-162Urethane foams from animal fats: X. urethane polyols from epoxidized tallow, trimethylolpropane, and propylene oxide1A. Bilyk, E. J. Saggese, H. A. Monroe and M. P. Zubillaga
163-166Determination of sultones in anionic surfactantsW. D. Macmillan and H. V. Wright
167-169The linolenic acid content of peanut oilR. E. Worthington
171-172The Association of Official Analytical Chemists (AOAC)Fred J. Baur and Luther G. Ensminger
173-174Making use of “outside” research and analysisFrancis B. Coon
175-178Requirements of a good analytical chemistry research paperJosephine M. Petruzzi
179-182Programmed multiple development: High performance thin layer chromatographyT. H. Jupille
183-185Isolation of isomeric hydroperoxides from the peanut lipoxygenase- linoleic acid reactionHarold E. Pattee and John A. Singleton
A260-A262Meetings
A264-A265President’s Club & Honor Roll
A268People & places
A268New book
A269Toll oil fotty acids & statistics
A270Committee spotlights
A272-A275Fats & oils outlookDavid M. Bartholomew
A274-A275ProfileFrank White
A276-A278New products
A278World Conference plans near completion
A280-A289New York
A290-A294Soybean Protein: Uses, Problems, and PotentialJ. J. Rackis
A295Challenges for chemical industries
A295850 attend SDA meeting
A296-A301Detergent raw material trends in western europeR. Carlotti
A301The latest in lipids
A302-A309Mycotoxins-Past, Present and Future....Leo A. Goldblatt
A3101977–1978 Smalley check sample program
A312-A316Steam (physical) refining deodorizer for malaysian palm oilArnold M. Gavin, K. T. Toeh and G. Carlin
A317-A326AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and B. Matijasevic, et al.

Volume 54, Number 5 / May 1977

187-189Jojoba oil analysis by high pressure liquid chromatography and gas chromatography/mass spectrometryGayland F. Spencer, Ronald D. Plattner and Thomas Miwa
190-192rapid determination of residual hexane in oils by gas chromatography using pyrolyzerS. Hirayama and C. Imai
193-194Analytical Control of Experimental Extraction of OilseedH. King William
195-198Changes in phospholipid levels during high moisture storage of soybeansG. W. Chapman and J. A. Robertson
199-201Selection of internal standards for determining quantitative recovery of isoprenoid acids after urea complexingR. G. Ackman, J. C. Sipos, S. N. Hooper and G. Dube
202-206Aminimides: III antimicrobial effect of various hexadecyl and quaternary derivativesJon J. Kabara
207-209trans
210-211Quantitative analysis of furanoid fatty acids in crude and refined cod liver oilCharles M. Scrimgeour
212-214Characterization of a monoterpenoid ether from the essential oil of sagebrush (
A332-A335Meetings
A336President’s club & honor roll
A338-A340New books
A340-A341Committee spotlights
A342-A343People & places
A344-A354World conference on soaps and detergents convention centre, montreux, switzerland October 9–14,1977
A355-A357Special travel arrangements
A359World protein conference II
A360-A361Aocs annual meeting May 14–18,1978 st. louis, mo chase park plaza hotel
A362-A365AOCS Officers for 1977-78T. H. Applewhitw
A366New products
A368Acids in in thousand pounds the latest in lipids
A370-A371ProfileR. G. Krishnamurthy
A372-A377AOCS honored student program now in its ‘second generation’Randall Wood
A378-A379Lipids training described
A380-A386World’s fats, oils production down one million tons
A387-A403Abstracts

Volume 54, Number 6 / June 1977

a408-a410Meetings
a412-a414President’s club & honor roll
a416New booksR. J. Koshar and H. M. Princen
a417People & places
a420Committee spotlights
a422-a426Four corners
a428-a429Profile: A.E. MacGee
a430-a431Soybean hypertension fats & oils outlookDavid M. Bartholomew
a432New products
a434-a435Report to the membership from the Executive Committee
a4371977–1978 smalley check sample program
a438-a439World Conference on Soaps and Detergents Convention Centre, Montreux, Switzerland October 9–14, 1977
a440Merit award to Goldblatt, Naughton
a442Oil chemistry research—Information from the smithsonian science information exchange
a443Fatty acids statistics
a444-a447Obituaries
a448The latest in Lipids
a449-a450Edible soy protein in Moscow, Warsaw
a451-a452History of edible soy proteinRichard E. Burket
a453-a454U.S. Soybean industryDick Falb
a454-a472Nutritional aspects of soy protein productsIrvin E. Leiner
a474-a476Soybean preparationJerry G. Fawbush
a477-a480Cottonseed preparationJim M. Ridlehuber
a481-a482Rapeseed preparation for solvent extractionD. S. Hopkins
a483-a484Preparation of safflower for solvent extractionAlfredo Garcia-Serrato
a485-a488Drying, storage, and preparation of copra for extraction of oilPedro Malabrigo
a489-a490Mechanical pressingDean K. Bredeson
a491-a493Solvent extraction in the soybean industryNoel W. Myers
a494Meal drying and coolingL. W. Follett
a495-a499Metal pelleting and coolingRoy A. Robinson
a503-a524AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. C. Harris, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur and F. A. Kummerow, et al.
215-218The preparation of C19 dicarboxylic acid by the koch reactionN. E. Lawson, T. T. Cheng and F. B. Slezak
219-224Factors affecting aflatoxin contamination of cottonseed I. Contamination of cottonseed withAspergillus flavus at harvest and during storageThota A. P. Hamsa and John C. Ayres
225-228Hexanal as a measure of rancidity in low fat foodsC. W. Fritsch and J. A. Gale
229-232Determination of pentane formed during autoxidation of oils contained in solid samplesG. Bigalli
233Rapid lodine value determination using mercuric acetate as acceleratorS. E. Hashemy-Tonkabony
234-238Products formed by photosensitized oxidation of unsaturated fatty acid estersJ. Terao and S. Matsushita
239-244The properties and performance of poly AO™-79; A nonabsorbable, polymeric antioxidant intended for use in foodsThomas E. Furia and Nicolo Bellanca
245-248A computational method of estimating parameters in rate equations of fat hydrogenationL. Bern
249-254Polymorphism behavior in fully hydrogenated mono acid triglyceridesJames R. Dafler
255-258Chemical composition of dusts from cottonseed oil millsDavid F. Brown, Biagio Piccolo, Verne W. Tripp and Calvin B. Parnell
259-263Sperm oil replacements: Synthetic wax esters from selectively hydrogenated soybean and linseed oilsE. W. Bell, L. E. Gast, F. L. Thomas and R. E. Koos
264-266Soap-based detergent formulations: XXII. Sulfobetaine derivatives of
267-268Selective hydrogenation of soybean oil. VIII. Effect of method of preparation upon the activity of a copper-silica catalystS. Koritala
269Aphananthe aspera

Volume 54, Number 7 / July 1977

A528EPA ‘candidate list’ to be availableWilliam Librizzi
A528-A529Acid delinting not commercial yetJames C. Orr
A529Erratum
A530-A531Meetings
A532-A535New booksS. K. Ramaswami, J. Fred Gerecht, Paul Becher and John D. Jonas
A536Committee SpotlightsK. M. Brobst, Ralph T. Holman and Eugene Marshack
A538People & places
A539Tall oil fatty acids & statistics
A540World Vegetable Protein Conference ’78
A540Spirit of St. Louis … third time
A543World Conference registration begins
A544Award in Lipid Chemistry
A544Call for papers
A544Call for nominations
A544The latest in Lipids
A5451977–1978 Smalley Check Sample programJim Ridlehuber
A546New products
A548-A552New members
A553More than 1,000 attend New York Meeting
A553-A555Pictorial highlights
A556-A557White: AOCS strength lies in its members
A557Applewhite: Mutual opportunities, mutual responsibilities
A558Two new AOCS panels approved
A559AOCS presents top awards
A560Tidbits
A562Frank Naughton
A563-A564Washington viewpoint
A565Corporate responsibility for Fats and OilsJames D. Grant
A566-A568Fats and Oils production reports from: Malaysia, Brazil, India, Philippines & Peru
A569-A57192 Smalley Certificates awarded
A573-A587AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and B. Matijasevic, et al.
271-275Analysis of hydroformylated vegetable oils and their methyl esters for rhodiumE. J. Dufek and G. R. List
276-278Recovery of solubilized rhodium from hydroformylated vegetable oils and their methyl estersE. J. Dufek and G. R. List
279-281The application of packed column gas chromatographic analysis to the determination of
282-285A gas chromatographic method for testing antioxidantsAstri Rogstad and Ragnhild Reinton
286-288Hulling-separating cottonseed without delinteringS. P. Clark
289-293Improved gas chromatographic analysis of fatty and resin acid mixtures with special reference to tall oilB. Holmbom
294-296Soap based detergent formulation: XXIV. Sulfobetaine derivatives of fatty amidesNicholas Parris, Carl Pierce and Warner M. Linfield
297-303Hypocholesterolemic effect induced in rats by oil-sardine (
303Determination of sultones in anionic surfactantsW. D. MacMillan and H. V. Wright

Volume 54, Number 8 / August 1977

592A-594AMeetings
596A-598APresident's Club & Honor Roll
598ATribute to C.P. LongRobert R. King
599ATall oil fatty acids & Statistics
599AErratumG. Meaburn
600A-602ANew booksMartha Greenblatt, Roslyn B. Alfin-Slater and John F. Casella
602ACommittee SpotlightsThomas H. Applewhite and Ed Perkins
602AAlton E. Bailey Award
603AAward in Lipid Chemistry
604ANew products
609APeople & places
610A-611AReid Milner
611ASoybean research in Illinois described
614AU.S. fats, oils consumption at record level
616AGlyco opens waste treatment system
618ACall for nominations
618ACall for papers
620A-624AAudio cassettes available
624ABHT use temporarily restricted
625A-629A1977~1978 Referee Chemists listed
630ATechnical program
632A-634ASession chairmen
635A-639ASpeakers
640A-642ATravel Plans World Conference on Soaps & Detergents October 9~14, 1997 Montreux, Switzerland
643AIRS rules
644AConvention & Exhibition Centre
647A-655A“As I remember it” research on biosynthesis of fatty acids, triglycerides, squalene, and cholesterolGeorge Popják
655AThe latest in Lipids
656A-666AAbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and G. Lakshminaraynana, et al.
305-307Oat Oil: Refining and stabilityAhmad Kalbasi-Ashtari and E. G. Hammond
308-312Synthesis of 6-fatty acid esters ofl
313-315Factors affecting the pressure extraction of oil from flaxseedW. Dedio and D. G. Dorrell
316-318Aminimides IV: Antimicrobial activity of 1,1,1-Tris (2-hydroxyethyl) amine-2-acylimidesJon J. Kabara, Ruth Vrable, Isao Ikeda and Mitsuo Okahara
319-321New developments in silver resin chromatography of
322Detoxification of argemone oilP. K. Bose
323-324Crismer values and erucic acid contents of rapeseed oilsM. R. Sahasrabudhe
325-327Rendered quality water white coconut oilC. R. Nuevo, M. P. Santos, A. L. Gonzales and D. M. Birosel
328-330Comparative fatty acids of the dolphin and the herringG. Williams, B. C. Davidson, P. Stevens and M. A. Crawford
331-333Determination of citric acid and its decomposed products in edible oils by gas liquid chromatographyKouji Miyakoshi and Mamoru Komoda

Volume 54, Number 9 / September 1977

335-338Some thermal properties of methyl malvalate, methyl sterculate, and their dihydro derivativesJ. L. White, A. Zarins and R. O. Feuge
339-342Surface active properties of combinations of soap and lime soap dispersing agentsJ. K. Weil and W. M. Linfield
343-346Gas chromatographic analysis for long chain sultones in olefin sulfonatesJ. Callahan, L. Gildenberg and N. Omelczenko
347-350Analysis of long chain sultones by thin layer chromatographyT. Wolf and B. P. McPherson
351-354Identification of sulfur compounds in rapeseed oilJ. K. Daun and F. W. Hougen
355-359Ion exchange resins and ethyleneimine polymer as antioxidants II: Autoxidation productsNobuo Ikeda and Kazuo Fukuzumi
360-366Synergistic antioxidant effect of nucleic acids and tocopherolsNobuo Ikeda and Kazuo Fukuzumi
367-370Computer- Controlled Automatic titration system and its application to the analysis of fats and oilsShintaro Fudano, Takashi Kusuyama, Kazuaki Yashima, Sakiko Terai and Kazuo Konishi
371-374Cosulfation of fatty acid alkanolamides and lower molecular weight alcoholsR. G. Bistline, W. R. Noble, F. D. Smith and W. M. Linfield
375-379Recovery of short, medium, and long chain fatty acid methyl esters using wet halogenated hydrocarbonsJoseph MacGee and Kenneth G. Allen
380-386Analytical13C NMR: A rapid, nondestructive method for determining the cis,trans composition of catalytically treated unsaturated lipid mixturesPhilip E. Pfeffer, Francis E. Luddy, Joseph Unruh and James N. Shoolery
A721-A749AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and G. Lakshminaraynana, et al.

Volume 54, Number 10 / October 1977

387-391Crambe processing: Glucosinolate removal by water washing on a continuous filterE. C. Baker, G. C. Mustakas and V. E. Sohns
392-396Biological evaluation of crambe meals detoxified by water extraction on a continuous filterE. C. Baker, G. C. Mustakas, M. R. Gumbmann and D. H. Gould
397-402Utilization of mathematical models to characterize functional properties of selected emulsifiers in continuous mix breadLlija Gawrilow
403-407Quantitative analysis of cyclopentadiene compoundsN. Totani, Y. Totani and N. Matsuo
408-413“Zero
414-416Preparation and selective hydrolysis of acetal estersR. O. Adlof, W. E. Neff, E. A. Emken and E. H. Pryde
417-420Mackerel skin lipids as an unsaturated fat model system for the determination of antioxidative potency of TBHQ and other antioxidant compoundsP. J. Ke, D. M. Nash and R. G. Ackman
421-423A simplified gas liquid chromatographic determination for vitamin E in vegetable oilsKenneth T. Hartman
424-429Fatty acid content and composition of freshwater finfishJ. E. Kinsella, J. L. Shimp, J. Mai and J. Weihrauch
430-432Lactose- derived surfactants(III): Fatty esters of oxyalkylated lactitoF. Scholnick and W. M. Linfield
433-434Measurement of emulsion stability by pulsed nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)J. F. Trumbetas, J. A. Fioriti and R. J. Sims
435Specific gravities of rapeseed and canbra oilsR. G. Ackman and C. A. Eaton
436-441Evaluation of cottonseed aflatoxin testing programsT. B. Whitaker and M. E. Whitten
443Round table discussion: Instrumental analysis of flavor and flavor stability of fats and oilsS. Chang and H. Smouse
444Instrumental analysis of flavor and flavor stability of fats and oilsStephen S. Chang
445-449Analysis of vegetable oils for flavor quality by direct gas chromatographyH. P. Dupuy, E. T. Rayner, J. I. Wadsworth and M. G. Legendre
450-453Measuring flavor deterioration of fats, oils, dried emulsions and foodsJoseph A. Fioriti
454-457A quality control procedure for the gas liquid chromatographic evaluation of the flavor quality of vegetable oilsArthur E. Waltking and Helen Zmachinski
458-460Volatiles and oil qualityH. W. Jackson and D. J. Giacherio
461-463Correlation of the flavor scores of vegetable oils with volatile profile dataJ.L Williams and T. H. Applewhite
464-466Chemical stimulus determinants of cat neural taste responses to meatsJ. C. Boudreau
467An introduction to the flavor symposium of flavor and flavor stability of fats and fatty foodsT. H. Smouse
468-473Lipid-Derived flavors of legume protein productsDavid J. Sessa and Joseph J. Rackis
474-477Twenty-five years of flavor research in a food industryJ. G. Keppler
754AMeetings
760APresident’s club & honor roll
762ANew books
766ASt. Louis in ’78
767AAttention voting members of AOCS
770ACommittee spotlights
772ANew products
774AThe latest in lipids
775AToll oil fatty acids & statistics
778APeople & places
780A-781AProfileKarl Zilch
782A-783ASedated soybeans fats & oils outlookDavid M. Bartholomew
783ACall for nominations Alton E. Bailey award
783ACall for papers: 69th annual meeting
783ACall for nominations 1978 honored student awards
784AFrom washington
786AWorld conference on vegetable food proteins planning underwayK. F. Gander
788ACodex fats and oils committee to meet during november
792ANo standardized international methods-yet
794ABest SF plant solves odor problem
795AAbstracts

Volume 54, Number 11 / November 1977

A814-A816Meetings
A818President's Club & Honor Roll
A820People & places
A824New products
A826the latest in lipids
A827New publications
A828-A830New booksDaniel Swern, Lloyd A. Witting and Robert G. Jensen
A831from Washington
A832Alton E. Bailey Award
A83269th Annual Meeting
A833Fatty acids statistics
A834AOCS news
A835Vegetable food proteins planning continues
A836-A839St. Louis '78
A840-A841Margarine U.S. per capita consumption may fall this year
A842-A846Fatty acids—Synthetic or agrichemicalHerbert Fineberg
A847Symposium: Industrial uses for Fats and Oils Chairman—Gerhard Maerker 67th Annual Spring Meeting April 23, 1976 New Orleans, Louisiana
A848-A852Historical and marketing trends of natural/synthetic fatty acidsArnold G. Johanson
A853-A857Fats and oils in agricultureW. W. Abramitis
A858-A861Oxidation of alkenes with use of phase transfer catalysisT. A. Foglia, P. A. Barr and A. J. Malloy
A862-A866Phase transfer agents. I. Transfer of permanganate, periodate, and cyanate ions from aqueous to organic phases. Preparation of quaternary onium periodatesTomoyuki Okimoto and Daniel Swern
A867-A869Phase transfer agents. II. Stereospecific hydroxylation of oleyl and elaidyl alcohol and periodic acid cleavage of epoxidesTomoyuki Okimoto and Daniel Swern
A870-A872Oxidation of unsaturated fatty acids with ruthenium and osmium tetroxideT. A. Foglia, P. A. Barr, A. J. Malloy and M. J. Costanzo
A873-A881Catalytic hydroformylation and hydrocarboxylation of unsaturated fatty compoundsE. N. Frankel and E. H. Pryde
A882-A885Germinal hydroxymethyl compounds from 9(10)-formylstearic acidW. R. Miller and E. H. Pryde
A887-A900AbstractsN. E. Bednarcyk, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and G. Lakshminaraynana, et al.
479-483The binding of model shortenings during mixing of mechanically developed bread doughs from fresh and stored floursB. M. Bell and N. Fisher
484-486Analysis of cationic and amphoteric surfactants II: Determination of their homolog distributions by reaction gas chromatography on the basis of the Hofmann degradationSatoshi Takano, Michiya Kuzukawa and Makoto Yamanaka
487-489Diffusion properties of lipids—Pure and in seedsR. Anderson, R. Osredkar and V. Žagar
490-493Analysis of fat deterioration-comparison of some photometric testsBasile Tsoukalas and Werner Grosch
494-495Processing mango stones for fatB. L. Narasimha Char, B. R. Reddy and S. D. Thirumala Rao
496-501The identification of radiolytic decomposition products from tributyrinJavad Meidani, W. W. Nawar, W. G. Yeomans and C. Merritt
502-505Evidence for the mechanisms of formation of radiolysis products using a deutero labeled triglycerideJavad Meidani, W. W. Nawar, C. Merritt and M. L. Bazinet
506-510Polyamides from carboxystearic acidW. L. Kohlhase, E. N. Frankel and E. H. Pryde
511-515Triglyceride separation by reverse phase high performance liquid chromatographyR. D. Plattner, G. F. Spencer and R. Kleiman
516-520Soap-based detergent formulations: XXIII. Synthesis of p-sulfobenzyl ammonium inner salts and structural correlation with analogous amphotericsJoan M. Kaminski and Warner M. Linfield
521-524Isolation of the 9- and 10-isomers of carboxystearic acid and their polyamidation with hexamethylenediamineW. L. Kohlhase, W. E. Neff and E. H. Pryde
525-527Sterols in pumpkin seed oilM. Bastić, Lj. Bastić, J. A. Jovanović and G. Spiteller
528-532Edible oil deodorizing systemsArnold M. Gavin
533-536Tall oil fatty acid marketingLouis G. Zachary
537-538Accumulation of crude protein and oil contentsW. P. Bemis, J. C. Scheerens, J. W. Berry, M. L. Dreher and C. W. Weber
539-541Determination of water content of granulated detergentsShinichiro Yamaguchi, Mitsugi Kubo and Kazuo Konishi
542-544Determination of residual hexane in solvent extracted mealsP. J. Wan, M. Chittwood, C. M. Cater and K. F. Mattil
545-548Jojoba—Genetically controlled botanical traitsD. M. Yermanos
549-552Enrichment of eicosenoic and docosadienoic acids from
553-556Chromatographic identification of oil and amino acid constitutents in kernels of some almond varietiesAly R. Nassar, Barakat S. El-Tahawi and Seif A. Sari El-Deen

Volume 54, Number 12 / December 1977

A904-A906Meetings
A908-A911New members
A912Corporate members
A914New books
A915From Washington
A918-A919Four corners
A920People & places
A922-A924New products
A925-A92621 symposia announced for St. Louis
A926HPLC short course speakers named
A928World conference on vegetable food proteins
A930Fatty acid statistics
A932American oil chemist’s society northeast section 17th annual symposium
A937-A942900 attend world conference
A943-A950International standards for palm oilJ. A. Cornelius
A950The latest in lipids
951A-957AAbstracts
557-560Cake shorteningsD. I. Hartnett
561-566Polymer/surfactant interactionsE. D. Goddard and R. B. Hannan
567-569Distribution of short chain n-fatty acids in retort water from green river oil shaleC. S. Wen and T. F. Yen
570-577Surfactants for producing low interfacial tensions I: Linear alkyl benzene sulfonatesPeter H. Doe, Mahmoud El-Emary, William H. Wade and Robert S. schechter
578-581New bile alcohols II: Synthesis and mass spectra of C26 bile alcoholsTaiju Kuramoto, Bertram I. Cohen and Erwin H. Mosbach
582-583The biodegradation of esters of α-sulfo fatty acidsE. W. Maurer, J. K. Weil and W. M. Linfield
585-586Effects of surface active compounds on thermal denaturation of DNAK. Tsujii and F. Tokiwa
587-588Composition of wax from seed flax strawA. P. Tulloch and L. L. Hoffman
589-591Lubricants and lubricant additives: III. Performance characteristics of some thioacetate, phosphorodithioate, and hexachlorocyclopentadiene derivatives of stearic acid amides and estersR. R. Mod, F. C. Magne, G. Sumrell and R. E. Koos
592Fatty acid composition of tamarind kernel oilP. M. Pitke, P. P. Singh and H. C. Srivastava
593-594Manufacture of palm kernel oil using the traditional coconut oil processing systemE. O. I. Banigo, A. Ogunlesi and O. Ofi
595-599Effect of concentration of some nickel catalyst poisons in oils on the course of hydrogenationBronislaw Drozdowski and Maria Zajac
600-603Effect of the unsaturated acyl position in triglycerides on the Hydrogenation rateBronislaw Drozdowski

Volume 55, Number 1 / January 1978

1WelcomeK. T. Zilch
2Greetings from AOCST. H. Applewhite
2Greetings from USSR. Meier
3-4Greetings from AISC. van Crefeld
5-8Soaps and detergents: North American trendsT. E. Brenner
9-13Market evolution of the soap and detergent industry within the past five years in western europeP. V. Costa
14-16Trends in the soap and detergent industry in Asia/JapanF. Tokiwa
17-20The Australian soap and detergent industryP. H. A. Strasser
21-23Trends In the soap and detergent industry in IsraelI. Katz
24Trends in soaps and detergents in the Arab World 1M. A. Abdel Gelil
25-27Natural oils and fats — Prospects for the 1980sA. Lysons
28-31Petrochemicals — viable raw materials for tomorrow’s soap and detergent industry?D. E. Haupt and P. B. Schwin
32-35Soaps and detergents — The inorganic componentsE. J. Lowe, W. D. Adair and E. Johnston
36-40Sodium silicates and sodium aluminosilicatesG. C. Schweiker
41-43Soap and detergent fragrances — natural vs. syntheticE. A. Morris
44-48Total hardness ions in laundry washing solutionsY. Yamaji and E. J. Collier
49-51Role of detergent builders in fabric washing formulationsM. W. Hollingsworth
52-57Recent developments in the field of inorganic buildersP. Berth
58-65Organic builders: A review of worldwide efforts to find organic replacements for detergent phosphatesM. M. Crutchfield
66-69The workhorse surfactants: LAS, alcohol sulfates, and ether sulfatesT. P. Matson
70-80AOS — An anionic surfactant system: Its manufacture, composition, properties, and potential applicationM. E. Tuvell, G. O. Kuehnhanss, G. D. Heidebrecht, P. C. Hu and A. D. Zielinski
81-86Recent findings and experiences with alpha olefin sulfonatesI. Yamane
87-92Soap and lime soap dispersantsW. M. Linfield
93-97Nonionic surfactantsD. A. McKenzie
98-103Zwitterionic surfactants: Structure and performanceG. W. FernLey
104-108Bleach: Facts, fantasy, and fundamentalsD. M. Coons
118-121Cationic surface active agents as fabric softenersR. R. Egan
122-127Antiredeposition additives face new opportunitiesG. K. Greminger, A. S. Teot and N. Sarkar
128-133Processing and packaging sulfonation and sulfation technologyA. Lanteri
134-140Spray drying and dry neutralization of powdered detergentsA. Davidsohn
141-143Agglomeration — the practical alternativeS. A. Kuti
144-146Packaging of powdered and liquid detergentsO. Schraut
147-150Bar soap finishing — new trends in soap processing line designs and layoutsA. B. Herrick
151-155Bar soap packagingL. Spitz
156-162Scanning electron microscopy in the detergent industryH. Puderbach
163-164Guidelines for the comparative testing of detergent productsA. L. de Jong
165-169Evaluation of detergents for washing fabricsH. Krüssmann
170-174Consumers are the final product judgesA. L. Lyng
175-176Understanding the consumer through market researchE. Cole
177Update on detergent legislative/regulatory activities: A review of government interests from an information point of viewM. Idman
178-180Management of man-made eutrophication: The swedish conceptH. O. Bouveng
181-184Aquatic toxicology: A new element in the safety testing of surfactants?J. S. Alabaster
185-188Health and the factory environment: The medical contributionC. Juniper
189-192Human health effects: Importance of chronic and genetic evaluation on new large volume chemicals disposed into the environment with potential entry into the food chainL. Golberg
193-197Benefit/risk assessment todayR. E. Hall
198-201Development and trends in launderable apparelR. Wilson
202-207General trends in the coloring and finishing of textilesD. Hildebrand
208-212The evaluation of washing machinesH. Milster, U. Sommer and L. Meckel
213-215Trends in dishwashing appliances: The development of the dishwash marketJ. H. M. Weenen
216-223Session VIII Conference ResumeTed Matson, Arno Cahn, Jan Törnquist and Carl Kerfoot

Volume 55, Number 2 / February 1978

A72-A75Meetings
A76-A78President’s club & honor roll
A80-A81New products
A82People & places
A83-A84New books
A86Vegetable protein plans nearly completed
A88-A89Committee spotlights
A89From washington
A92-A94Record fats and oils supply in ’78
A95-A96What next for soybeans?
A97Bailey award to orville privett
A98-A99Section news
A100MSU’s kellog center site of short course
A101-A105AOCS officer candidates for 1978–79
A106-A109Short course on applications of HPLCE. G. Perkins
A111-A112Unavoidable low level aflatoxin contamination of peanutsD. M. Wilson and R. A. Flowers
A113-A118Environmental effects of terpenoid chemicals: a reviewI. H. Rogers
A125-A141Abstracts
A141Advertisers’ index
225-227The determination of specific free fatty acids in peanut oil by gas chromatographyRichard J. Phillips and Bert Singleton
228-232Determination of oligosaccharides in soybeans by high pressure liquid chromatography using an internal standardL. T. Black and E. B. Bagley
233-237The synthesis of 2-(1-Pentenyl) furan and its relationship to the reversion flavor of soybean oilChi-Tang Ho, Michael S. Smagula and Stephen S. Chang
238-243Development of fish oil industry in the United StatesMaurice E. Stansby
244-247Production of α-galactosidase from
248-251Use of pulsed nuclear magnetic resonance to predict emulsion stabilityJ. Trumbetas, J. A. Fioriti and R. J. Sims
252-256Flavor score correlation with pentanal and hexanal contents of vegetable oilK. Warner, C. D. Evans, G. R. List, H. P. Dupuy and J. I. Wadsworth, et al.
257-261Measurement oftrans and other isomeric unsaturated fatty acids in butterand margarineL. M. Smith, W. L. Dunkley, A. Franke and T. Dairiki
262-265Changing trends in consumer margarinesF. J. Massiello
266-269Relation of days after flowering to chemical composition and physiological maturity of sunflower seedJ. A. Robertson, G. W. Chapman and R. L. Wilson
270-271Determination of oil and lipids in cottonseed mealE. L. Skau and A. F. Cucullu
272-274Effects of drying on sunflower seed oil quality and germinationW. Herbert Morrison and J. A. Robertson
275-276Removal of phosphorus and iron by commercial degumming of soybean oilG. R. List, C. D. Evans, L. T. Black and T. L. Mounts
277-279Steam-Refined soybean oil: I. effect of refining and degumming methods on oil qualityG. R. List, T. L. Mounts, K. Warner and A. J. Heakin
280-284Steam-Refined soybean oil: II. effect of degumming methods on removal of prooxidants and phospholipidsG. R. List, T. L. Mounts and A. J. Heakin
285-289Interaction of lipids with proteins and carbohydrates in breadmakingY. Pomeranz and O. K. Chung
290-292Analysis of isomeric monoethylenic fatty acids in a partially hydrogenated herring oil by glass capillary gas liquid chromatographyS. H. Ojanperä
293-296Properties of 2-hydroxyethylamine acylimide aqueous solution — unusual clouding phenomenonIsao Ikeda, Tadashi Katsura and Mitsuo Okahara
297-299Determination of critical micelle concentrations of some nonionic surfactants by Keto-Enol tautomerism of benzoylacetoanilideNorihito Shoji, Minoru Ueno and Kenjiro Meguro
300-302The effect of homolog distribution on sodium alcohol sulfate solution viscosityS. E. McGuire, W. H. Chambless and R. M. Owens

Volume 55, Number 3 / March 1978

A164-A166Meetings
A168President's Club & Honor Roll
A170-A180Corporate members
A174People & places
A175-A177Four cornersEugene Marshack, K. S. Krishnan, J. Pokorny and E. Vioque
A178-A180New products
A180From Washington
A181-A182New booksLloyd A. Witting, Edwin N. Frankel, Patricia V. Johnston and P. E. Pfeffer
A184-A185Section news
A185-A1861978–1979 Smalley Check Sample program
A186Dr. Holman to receive Award in Lipid Chemistry
A186The latest in lipids
A187Reference certificate
A188-A189World conference on vegetale food proteins
A190-A191Technical news feature
A192Program announced for processing short course
A193-A197NRRC: Heart of soybean research
197ATall oil fatty acids & statistics
A198Codex unit approves GLC identification
A198-A199Ninth session of the codex committee on fats & oils london november 28–december 2, 1977
A200ISO unit add nine items to work program
A200IUPAC to publish new edition of methods
A201AOAC fats, oils program reviewed
A205SD&C meetings
A205-A206SD&C industry news
A207-A224AbstractsJ. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.
A225-A226Entertainment for AOCS in st. Louis
A22745 technical sessions, more than 280 papers
A228-A229AOCS placement service in: St. louis
303-309Study of the accelerated oxidation of low and high erucic rapeseed oilI. Erkilla, T. Fung, M. Kandiah, J. Wilkins and J. J. Moran, et al.
310-316Polymorphism of saturated triglycerides: I. 1,3-distearo triglyceridesN. V. Lovegren and M. S. Gray
317-319The Structure of the glycerides of pistachio kernel oilAtaollah Daneshrad
320-323Fatty acid spectrum of mediterranean wild cruciferaeP. R. Kumar and S. Tsunoda
324-327New resinous ricinoleic polyol for urethane reactionsM. C. Cooperman and F. C. Naughton
328-331Determination of the solid fat content of commercial fats by pulsed nuclear magnetic resonanceB. L. Madison and R. C. Hill
332-336Transfer hydrogenation and transfer hydrogenolysis: XII. Selective hydrogenation of fatty acid methyl esters by various hydrogen donorsT. Tagawa, T. Nishiguchi and K. Fukuzumi
337-339Conversion of methyl 9(10)-formylstearate to carboxymethylstearateE. J. Dufek
340-341The composition of the oil of starfruit (
342-344Composition of tall oil pitchB. Holmbom and V. Erä
345-349Flavor and oxidative stability of hydrogenated and unhydrogenated soybean oils: Effects of antioxidantsT. L. Mounts, K. A. Warner, G. R. List, J. P. Fredrich and S. Koritala
350-351Rapid calculation of solid fat index values from dilatometer readingsR. H. Bowers
352-357Reaction of histidine with methyl linoleate: Characterization of the histidine degradation productsSamuel H. Yong and Marcus Karel
359-362Nonaqueous titrimetric analysis of sulfuric and alkylbenzene sulfonic acids in detergent intermediatesShinichiro Yamaguchi, Shozo Nukui, Mitsugi Kubo and Kazuo Konishi
363-366Some characteristics of polyoxyethylene sorbitol tetra-oleate: Oligomer type emulsifierH. Tsutsumi, H. Nakayama and K. Shinoda
367-370The effect of divalent cations (Ca++ and Mg++) on the optimal salinity and salt tolerance of petroleum sulfonate and ethoxylated sulfonate mixtures in relation to improved oil recoveryV. K. Bansal and D. O. Shah

Volume 55, Number 4 / April 1978

A272-A274Meetings
A276-A278President’s club & honor roll
A279-A282New booksDaniel Swern, Thomas Wolf, J. Fred Gerecht and Lloyd A. Witting
A283New publications
A284-A285Committee spotlights & from Washington
A286New products
A287Fatty acid statistics
A290-A291Section news
A292-A294Profile
A296Fats & oils outlook
A298People & places
A300-A306President’s review international association of oilseed crushers 1978
A306-A308The Philippine coconut industry looks up to year 2020
A308-A309Major issues concerning palm oil
A309-A311India’s import requirements to rise
A312-A318AOCS election revision proposed
A319AOCS short course on processing and quality control of fats & oils
A320-A326AOCS in St. Louis … — Exhibit of books — Exhibitors
A327-A332World conference on vegetable food proteins — Participating organizations
A333-A337Technical new feature
A338-A341Fortification of some Egyptian foods with soybeanAbdel-Hamid Y. Abdel-Rahman and Soad A. M. Youssef
A342-A348Neo acids: Synthetic highly branched organic acidsM. Fefer
A348SD&C meetings
A348SD&C Industry news
A349-A357SD&C abstractsJ. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.
A358Classified advertising & advertisers’ index
371-374Phytic acid removal from soybeans by a lipid protein concentrate processJ. R. Ford, G. C. Mustakas and R. D. Schmutz
375-380Chemical reactions involved in the deep-fat frying of foods: VIII. Characterization of nonvolatile decomposition products of trioleinM. M. Paulose and Stephen S. Chang
381-382Direct analysis of trivernolin by high-performance liquid chromatographyR. D. Plattner, K. Wade and R. Kleiman
383-386Laboratory-scale continuous hydrogenationJanet M. Snyder, H. J. Dutton and C. R. Scholfield
387-390Factors affecting product specificity of peanut lipoxygenaseJ. A. Singleton, H. E. Pattee and M. S. Nelson
391-394Behavior of DDT, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and dieldrin at various stages of refining of marine oils for edible useR. F. Addison, M. E. Zinck, R. G. Ackman and J. C. Sipos
395-397Antimicrobial activity of some fatty acid derivativesG. Sumrell, R. R. Mod, F. C. Magne and A. F. Novak
398-401A solvent-free synthesis of sucrose polyestersGeorge P. Rizzi and Harry M. Taylor
402-406Selective hydrogenation of soybean oil: IX. Effect of pressure in copper catalysisT. L. Mounts, S. Koritala, J. P. Friedrich and H. J. Dutton
407-411Identification of minor cyclic fatty acids in fractionated tall oilA. Hase, T. Hase and R. Anderegg
412-415Cephalaria syriaca
416-421Commercial and potential utilization of lipoxygenaseE. A. Emken
422-427Preparation of acylglycerols and phospholipids with the aid of lipolytic enzymesR. G. Jensen, S. A. Gerrior, M. M. Hagerty and K. E. McMahon
428-429Use of carrier-bound lipid substrates in enzymatic workMandayam Tiru, Maj-Britt Tiru and Rolf Juhlin
430-434Intermediates from the microbial oxidation of aliphatic hydrocarbonsA. J. Markovetz
435-437Oils and fats, the historical cosmeticsMaison G. DeNavarre
438-443The use of fatty acid derivatives in cosmetics and toiletriesDale H. Johnson
444-446Oily components in cosmetics from a European viewH. P. Kroke
447-450Lanolin and its derivativesMitchell L. Schlossman and Justin P. McCarthy

Volume 55, Number 5 / May 1978

451-453Hydrogenated sunflowerseed oil: Oxidative stability and polymer formation on heatingW. H. Morrison and J. A. Robertson
454-458Analysis of flavor quality and residual solvent of soy protein productsE. T. Rayner, J. I. Wadsworth, M. G. Legendre and H. P. Dupuy
459-462Preparation of some mono- and diesters of n,n-disubstituted amides and their evaluation as plasticizersA. V. Bailey, G. J. Boudreaux and G. Sumrell
463-464Distribution of oil in the bran layers of slender, medium, and short grain varieties of rice, and effect of parboilingR. K. Mukherjee and M. Bhattacharjee
465-468Production of free fatty acids in safflower seeds by fungiT. C. Heaton, P. F. Knowles, D. S. Mikkelsen and J. E. Ruckman
469-4709,9 (10,10)-Bis(acetoxymethyl)octadecanoate Esters as Plasticizers for Poly(vinyl chloride)W. R. Miller, E. H. Pryde and G. R. Riser
471-472Fatty acid compositions of the oils of
473-477An oil fraction from edible beef tallow as a constituent of whey-soy drink mixV. H. Holsinger, F. E. Luddy, C. S. Sutton, H. E. Vettel and C. Allen, et al.
478-481Phase behavior of tristearin/trioctanoin mixturesP. Barbano and J. W. Sherbon
482-485Analysis of neutral volatiles of mayonnaise by direct gas chromatography and mass spectrometryS. P. Fore, M. G. Legendre and G. S. Fisher
486-490Double bond analysis of dienoic fatty acids in mixturesA. E. Johnston, H. J. Dutton, C. R. Scholfield and R. O. Butterfield
491-495Allylic halogenation and oxidation of long chain α,β-unsaturated esterMoghis U. Ahmad, M. Shamim Ahmad and S. M. Osman
496-500Linear carboxylic acid esters from α-olefins: 3. Catalysis by dispersions of palladium complexesJohn F. Knifton
501-502Simultaneous extraction and preparative fractionation of egg yolk lipids using the principle of adsorptionB. Ramesh, A. V. Prabhudesai and C. V. Viswanathan
503Letter to the editorWalter Meyer
505-512Surfactants for producing low interfacial tensions: II. Linear alkylbenzenesulfonates with additional alkyl substituentsPeter H. Doe, Mahmoud El-Emary, William H. Wade and Robert S. Schechter
513-520Surfactants for producing low interfacial tensions: III. Di and tri n-alkylbenzenesulfonatesPeter H. Doe, Mahmoud El-Emary, William H. Wade and Robert S. Schechter
A362-A365Meetings
A368President’s club & honor roll
A369-A371The latest in lipids
A372-A377New booksHoward A. I. Newman
A378People & places
A379Committee spotlights
A380-A383New products
A384From Washington
A385New publications
A386-A387Section news
A388ProfileDavid Firestone
A389Dr. firestone to lead aocs in 1978–79
A394-A395Cotton lintersJames C. Orr
A396-A399Old and new in winterizingGeorge M. Neumunz
A400-A401Aocs short course on processing and quality control of fats and oils
A402-A403World Conference on Vegetable Food Proteins program details
A404-A406Technical program
A406-A410Honorary & advisory committee announced
A411-A412Air travel to the world conference
A413-A416Equipment watchwords: energy conservation, pollution control
A418-A419Sd&c meetings
A420Soap and synthetic detergent analysis committee (joint with astm d12)
A422SD&C Industry NewsS. Koritala, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and G. List, et al.
A423-A442AbstractsS. Koritala, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and G. List, et al.
A443Tall oil fatty acids & statistics

Volume 55, Number 6 / June 1978

A448-A450Meetings
450Athe latest in Lipids
451ACall for nominations Alton E. Bailey award
451ACall for nominations 1979 hoonored student awards
451ACall for papers 70th annual meeting - joint AOCS-JOCS
454APresident’s club & honor roll
456AFour cornersEugene Marshack, P. V. Pravda and B. Matijasevic
458ANew booksC. V. Viscione
459ANew Publications
460APeople & places
464AFrom Washington
464A-465ACommittee spotlightsT. H. Smouse
466ANew products
469ASemi-continuous hydrogenation
470AWorld conference registration begins
476ATurner H. Hopper dies
478A1978-79 Smalley check sample program
480ASD&C Meetings
480ASD&C industry news
481ASDA symposium attracts 225
482ASD&C Abstracts
483A-492AAbstracts
521-522Factor for converting elemental phosphorus to acetone insolubles in crude soybean oilG. R. List, A. J. Heakin, CD. Evans, L. T. Black and T. L. Mounts
523-525Phenotypic variation in fruit and seed characteristics of buffalo gourdJ. C. Scheerens, W. P. Bemis, M. L. Dreher and J. W. Berry
526-529Reactions of lipids in corn with ammoniaL. T. Black, G. F. Spencer and O. L. Brekke
530-532An investigation of the basic conditions for tocopherol determination in vegetable oils and fats by differential pulse polarographyO. Podlaha, Å. Eriksson and B. Toregård
533-535The triglyceride composition of
536-538Preparation of carboxylic acids from hydroxy compounds by oxidation with ozoneShoji Miyazaki and Yasuo Suhara
539-546Measurement of lipid oxidation: A reviewJ. I. Gray
547-548Some observations on the behavior of rancid groundnut oil with regard to the thin layer chromatography test for the detection of castor oilN. G. Wagle
549-557Summary of the technology for the manufacture of higher alpha-sulfo fatty acid estersB. L. Kapur, J. M. Solomon and B. R. Bluestein
558-560Effects of ph on foam stability of dimethyldodecylamine oxide and n-dodecyl-2-anninopropionic acid in aqueous solutionsK. Tsujii and H. Arai

Volume 55, Number 7 / July 1978

A496-A498Meetings
A500Call for nominations: Alton E. Bailey Award
A500Call for nominations: 1979 Honored Student Awards
A500Call for papers: 70th Annual Meeting - Joint AOCS-JOCS
A504Vegetable food protein honorary committee
A505Letter to the editorF. W. Kirsch
A506-A508Fats & oils outlookDavid M. Bartholomew
A508Committee spotlightsJ. F. Gerecht, L. D. McClung, R. G. Krishnamurthy, R. L. Ory and F. B. White
A508Fatty acid Statistics
A510-A512New booksLloyd A. Witting, Edward G. Perkins and Patricia V. Johnston
A512New publications
A512-A513The latest in lipids
A514-A515New products
A516-A517From Washington
A518People & places
A5191,300 attend St.Louis meeting
A520-A521Past presidents gather in St.Louis
A522HDL in St. Louis spotlight
A523-A524Governing board seeks to improve planning, communication
A524Honors awarded
A525State of the society
A526Applewhite urges involvement
A526-A527Firestone: Looking back, looking ahead
A528AOCS — How does it stack up?
A530President’s club reception
A531-A532Banquet
A533-A536Exhibitors
A537-A539Smalley certificates awarded
A540-A545New members
A546-A547World fats and oils status
A548-A549Comparison of total fat, fatty acids, cholesterol, and other sterols in mayonnaise and imitation mayonnaiseDavid R. Newkirk, Alan J. Sheppard and Willard D. Hubbard
A552SD&C meetings
A552Committee agrees to continue new section
A552European detergent, U.S. cosmetic chemicals markets studied
A552-A553SD&C industry news
A554AbstractsS. Koritala, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and G. List, et al.
A556-A560AbstractsS. Koritala, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and G. List, et al.
561-563Separation of saturated, unsaturated, and acetylenic fatty acid isomers by silver resin chromatographyE. A. Emken, J. C. Hartman and C. R. Turner
564-566Silver resin chromatographic separation of methyl cis- and trans- mono- and dihydroxy fatty estersHenry Rakoff and Edward A. Emken
567-571Crude glycerol glucoside esters of cottonseed oil: Preliminary cost analysisK. M. Decossas, R. O. Feuge, J. L. White and L.W. Mazzeno
572-573Quantitation of fatty acids from flue-cured tobacco by combined preparative thin layer chromatography-gas chromatographyJ. J. Ellington, P. F. Schlotzhauer and A. I. Schepartz
574-57613C nuclear magnetic resonance of homologous methyl esters of saturated acids and the effect of chemical shift reagentsF. E. Barton, D. S. Himmelsbach and D. B. Walters
577-582cis-bond-producing hydrogenation of polyunsaturates catalyzed by polymer-complexed Cr(CO)3 catalystsR. A. Awl, E. N. Frankel, J. P. Friedrich and E. H. Pryde
583-586Thiocyanations VI: Iron-catalyzed thiocyanations of unsaturated acids and estersR. J. Maxwell and L. S. Silbert
587-5901,1,2-trichloro-1,2,2-trifluoroethane for oilseed extractions: Demonstration of a viscosity effectS. Temple and R. E. Sullivan
591Aflatoxin-negative cottonseeds in bright, greenish yellow fluorescent seed locksLouise S. Lee and Alva F. Cucullu
592A simple precaution to prevent breakage of centrifuge tubes during operationSaiyed A. M. Ali
593-599Structural features of linear alkylbenzene sulfonates as observed in13C magnetic resonance spectraMahmoud El-Emary and L. O. Morgan

Volume 55, Number 8 / August 1978

601-606Polymorphism of saturated triglycerides: II. 1,3-dipalmito triglyceridesM. S. Gray and N. V. Lovegren
607-609Emulsion polymerization of linseed and safflower acrylates and methacrylatesS. K. Joshi and P. C. Chatterjee
610-612Reaction of tall oil pitch with desmodur N isocyanateV. Era and K. Noronen
613-615Cottonseed oil oxidation catalyzed by amino acids and albumin in aqueous and nonaqueous mediaR. S. Farag, S. A. Osman, S. A. S. Hallabo and A. A. Nasr
616-618Trace metal content of a herring oil at various stages of pilot-plant refining and partial hydrogenationC. M. Elson and R. G. Ackman
619-620Colorimetric determination of peroxide value with potassium iodide-silica gel reagentT. Asakawa and S. Matsushita
621-624Triglyceride composition of
625-628The relationship of structure to properties in surfactants: VII. Synthesis and properties of some sodium 1,4-and 2,6-alkoxynaphthalenesulfonatesChang-Chin Kwan and M. J. Rosen
A564-A566Meetings
A568-A572President’s club & honor roll
A572Toll oil fatty acids & statistics acids in thousand pounds
A574AOCS in San Francisco
A576-A578Corporate members
A578Committee spotlightsDavid Firestone
A578Call for nominations Alton E. Bailey award
A578Call for nominotions 1979 honored student awards
A580New booksE. G. Perkins
A580New Publications
A580the latest in Lipids
A582People & places
A583From Washington
A584-A585New Products
A586-A587Profile
A588Section news
A589Obituaries
A591Vegetable protein conference registration begins
A592180 attend fats, oils short course
A593-A5961978-79 referee chemists listed
A597-A599Sunflower situation in Russia and the United StatesDalton E. Gandy
A599-A600The palm oil situationThomas E. Doak
A601-A604Commodity oil markets and how they workThomas E. Doak
A605-A6091978 world fats and oils situationAlan E. Holz
A610-A612Manufactured hard buttersJ. G. Marcus and P. S. Puri
A638SD&C industry news
A638SD&C meetings
A640SD&C abstracts
A641-A660Abstracts

Volume 55, Number 9 / September 1978

629-631Computer determination of all individual structures of triglyceride molecules of fats and oils: IIV. Koman, J. Kot′uc and M. Csicsayova
632-634Nutritional and metabolic studies of noncyclic dimeric fatty acid methyl esters in the ratEdward G. Perkins and Richard Taubold
635-641Surfactants as replacements for natural lipids in bread baked from defatted wheat flourO. K. Chung, Y. Pomeranz, K. F. Finney and M. P. Shogren
642-646Analytical techniques in food emulsifiersAlbrecht Dieffenbacher and Umberto Bracco
647-648Sterol lipids in finger millet
649-652High performance liquid chromatography analyses of emulsifiers: I. Quantitative determinations of mono- and diacylglycerols of saturated fatty acidsT. Riisom and L. Hoffmeyer
653-656Plasticizing effect of acetylated castor oil on castor oil-based, moisture-cured polyurethane filmR. N. Mukherjea, K. K. Saha and S. K. Sanyal
657-662Whole-plant oils, potential new industrial raw materialsR. A. Buchanan, F. H. Otey, C. R. Russell and I. M. Cull
663-668Compositional studies on technical cashew nutshell liquid (cnsl) by chromatography and mass spectroscopyJ. H. P. Tyman, D. Wilczynski and M. A. Kashani
669-671Bromination-dehydrobromination of long chain α,β-unsaturated acidM. U. Ahmad, M. S. Ahmad and S. M. Osman
673-674Determination of sodium sulfate in anionic surfactants by nonaqueous titrationShinichiro Yamaguchi
675-677Surfactant analysis by high performance liquid chromatography: I. A rapid analysis for mixtures of amphoteric surfactants and soapNicholas Parris
A664-A668Meetings
A67070th annual meeting call for papers April 29- May 3,1979
A676Award in lipid chemistry
A676Call for nominations Alton E. Bailey award
A676Call for nominations 1979 honored student awards
A678President’s club & honor roll
A684-A686New booksL. A. Witting
A686New publications
A686Toll oil fatty acids & statistics acids in thousand pounds
A688Section news
A690-A691Profile: Manny Eijadi
A691AOCS executive committee meets
A692ObituariesJ. G. Bowling
A693AOCS to cosponsor New Delhi meeting
A694-A695New products
A696The latest in lipids
A698Spotlight on vegetable food proteins
A698-A699Time meeting
A699Spouse's program features historic sites
A700Patron of the conference & honorary committee
A705-A712Technical program
A712Round table discussions
A718-A720Session chairmen
A720Air travel to the world conference
A722-A724Exhibit area & exhibitors
A724-A729From Washington
A726SD&C meetings
A726-A728SD&C industry news
A729-A742Abstracts

Volume 55, Number 10 / October 1978

679-682Microwave inactivation of thioglucosidase in intact crambe seedsH. Medeiros, A. W. Kirleis and R. J. Vetter
683-688Oil production by fermentation of lactose and the effect of temperature on the fatty acid composition1Nancy J. Moon and E. G. Hammond
689Palmitoleic acid in
690-694Cottonseed flour production: Economic evaluationS. P. Clark, G. W. Baker, S. W. Matlock and D. Mulsow
695-698An improved ashing procedure for the determination of heavy metals in edible oilsWei-Chong Tsai, Chia-Pao Lin, Lihwiuan Shiau and Shuh-Der Pan
699-702Preparation of fatty acid esters of polyol glucosidesR. O. Feuge, J. L. White and Mona Brown
703-707Linoleic acid oxidation catalyzed by various amino acids and cupric ions in aqueous mediaR. S. Farag, S. A. Osman, S. A. S. Hallabo and A. A. Nasr
708-710Linoleic acid oxidation catalyzed by various amino acids and cupric ions in freeze-dried model systemsR. S. Farag, S. A. Osman, S. A. S. HallaBo, A. N. Girgis and A. A. Nasr
711-717Biological effects due to changes in fats during heatingJ. C. Alexander
718-727Chemical reactions involved in the deep-fat frying of foods1Stephen S. Chang, Robert J. Peterson and Chi-Tang Ho
728-733Quality assessment of used frying fats: A comparison of four methodsG. Billek, G. Guhr and J. Waibel
734-738Metabolism and lipogenic effects of the cyclic monomers of methyl linolenate in the ratWayne T. Iwaoka and Edward G. Perkins
739Need for correlation of chemical and sensory rancidity testsMaurice E. Stansby
739Thermal decomposition of BHAP. A. White
741-744Soap-based detergent formulations: XXI. Amphoteric derivatives of fatty amides of aminoethylethanolamine1F. D. Smith and W. M. Linfield
745-747Cationic surf ACE-active agentsS. M. Gawish, A. A. B. Hazzaa and B. EL-Din Gebril
748-750New non-ionic surfactants: Alkyl polyoxyethylene diethers of isomeric dimethylxanthinesPhilip Sax and M. Donbrow
746A-748AMeetings
750A70th annual meeting April 29-May 3,1979
750Acall for papers
752A10 named to short course faculty
754ALast chance to register for world conference
754AGroup travel to India may be available
756APresident’s club & honor roll
758ACall for nominations Alton E. Bailey award
760ANew books
764AFour corners
766AObituariesLawrence H. Hodges
766AThe latest in lipids
768APeople & places
770A-771ANew products
772A-773AFats & oils outlook: Soyabean outlook 1978/79
773AToll oil fatty acids & statistics acids in thousand pounds
774A-781AHow essential are essential fatty acids?Ralph T. Holman
781AAward in lipid chemistry
781ACall for nominations 1979 honored student awards
782A-783AProfile Ralph Holman
784-785AEnergy conservation in the solvent extraction area1C. Louis Kingsbaker
786A-787ATallow, as No. 2, is trying harder
790ASD&C meetings
790A-791ASD&C industry news
792ASD&C abstracts
793A-796AAbstracts

Volume 55, Number 11 / November 1978

751-753Raw materials handling and controlsE. H. Gustafson
754-761Solvent extraction of soybeansW. Becker
762-764Mechanical extractionD. K. Bredeson
765-771Refining and degumming systems for edible fats and oilsRoy A. Carr
772-776Energy conservation in oil refiningB. F. Brooks
777-780Use of bleaching, clays, in processing edible oilsLouis L. Richardson
781-782Separation methods in processing edible oilsE. R. Butterworth
783-791Edible oil deodorizationArnold M. Gavin
792-795Principles and catalysts for hydrogenation of fats and oilsR. R. Allen
796-805Interesterification of fatsB. Sreenivasan
806-808Analysis of fats and oilsH. J. Dutton
809-814Oxidation and antioxidants in fat and oil processingE. R. Sherwin
815-822Finished oil handling and storageD. R. Erickson
823-829Margarine and margarine oil, formulation and controlLars H. Wiedermann
830-833Shortening formulation and controlAlexander E. Thomas
835-836Antimicrobial properties of some fatty ester-amidesA. V. Bailey, G. J. Boudreaux, G. Sumrell and A. F. Novak
837-838Detection of spermaceti in a hand creamGayland F. Spencer and Robert Kleiman
839-843Surface activity and cutaneous effects of monoalkyl phosphate surfactantsG. Imokawa, H. Tsutsumi and T. Kurosaki
A802-A806Meetings
A818-A820President’s Club & Honor roll
A822Enzymes of lipid metabolism
A822New publications
A824People & places
A826New products
A828the latest in Lipids
A830From Washington
A843-A850AbstractsJ. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.

Volume 55, Number 12 / December 1978

A854-A857Meetings
A857The latest in lipids
A858President’s club & honor roll
A860People & places
A862-A872New books
A872-A873From Washington
A873Committee spotlights
A874-A875New products
A876Approximately 1,000 attend world conference on vegetable food proteins
A877-A881Attend world conference on vegetable food proteins
A886-A887San Francisco: Innovation, tradition
A887NSPA elects officers, modifies trading rules
A888-A891Jojoba. I. establishment of commercial plantationsD. M. Yermanos
A891-A892Four corners
A897-A903Abstracts
845-848Hard butters and confectionery coatingsV. K. Babayan
849-850Comparison of radiolytic compounds from saturated and unsaturated triglycerides and fatty acidsM. Vajdi, W. W. Nawar and C. Merritt
851-853Distribution of chlorinated pesticides in soybeans, soybean oil, and its by-products during processingM. M. Chaudry, A. I. Nelson and E. G. Perkins
854-855Inhibition of
856-859Pretreatment of soybean oil for physical refining: Evaluation of efficiency of various adsorbents in removing phospholipids and pigmentsT. Gutfinger and A. Letan
860-864Hydrogen sulfide adducts of methyl
865-869Correlations for trans-isomer formation during partial hydrogenation of oils and fatsP. S. Puri
870-872Composition of total lipids in rapeseedR. Zaderimowski and F. Sosulski
873-875The fatty acid composition of various cruciferous seedsA. Jart
876-880The behavior of resin acids during tall oil distillationBjarne Holmbom
881-885Studies on characterization and variation in triglyceride fatty acids from punt/us sarana body lipidsR. Mitra and R. D. Dua
886-891Hydrocarbons and other weakly polar unsaponifiables in some vegetable oilsM. Basti′c, L. Bastl′c, J. J. Jovanovi′c and G. Spiteller
892-896Continuous hydrogenation of fats and fatty acids at short contact times1Karsten Ilsemann and Kumar D. Mukherjee
897-901Chemical reactions involved in the deep-fat frying of foods. VII. Identification of volatile decomposition products of trilinolein1J. A. Thompson, W. A. May, M. M. Paulose, R. J. Peterson and Stephen S. Chang
902-903Glyceride analysis of commercial fats by lipase hydrolysisJ. B. Rossell, J. Ussell and J. E. Chdley
903Glyceride composition by lipolysis
905-908The Determination of alkene sulfonates in olefin sulfonates by ozone titrationJ. D. Mcclure
909-913The Effect of reaction by-products on the viscosities of sodium lauryl sulfate solutionsC. F. Putnik and S. E. McGuire

Volume 56, Number 1 / January 1979

1-5An improved apparatus for oxygen bomb testingA. R. Cooper, D. P. Matzinger and T. E. Furia
6-11Effect of the configuration of the methyl group at C-4 on the capacity of 4-methyl-9β, 19-cyclosteroids to be substrates of a cyclopropane cleavage enzyme from maizeL. Cattel, L. Delprino, P. Benveniste and A. Rahier
12-14Determination of BHA, BHT and TBHQ in edible fats and oilsW. G. Doeden, R. H. Bowers and A. C. Ingala
15-21Some minor fatty acids of rapeseed oilsJ. L. Sebedio and R. G. Ackman
22-28Studies on the reactions of ω-carbethoxy fatty acid sodioesters with brominated compoundsJoseph Zauhar and Benoit F. Ladouceur
29-32Simple model for determining economic feasibility of processing new oilseedsG. C. Mustakas and K. D. Carlson
33-35A quantitative determination of tocotrienols and tocopherols in palm oil by TLC-GLCP. W. Meijboom and G. A. Jongenotter
36-44Hydrogenation catalysts—Their effect on selectivityJ. I. Gray and L. F. Russell
45-49Nonmetallic palladium-on-resin: A very active and selective catalyst for the hydrogenation of diunsaturated fatty acid esters IP. Van der Plank, H. J. Van Oosten and L. Van Dijk
50-53Hydrogenation of monounsaturated and ethylene- and methylene-interrupted diunsaturated fatty acid esters on nonmetallic palladium-on-resin IIP. Van der Plank and H. J. Van Oosten
54-57Mechanism of hydro-isomerization of methylene-interrupted dienes on nonmetallic palladium-on-resin catalysts IIIP. Van Der Plank and H. J. Van Oosten
58Analysis of fats and oilsH. J. Dutton
59-70Oily soil removal from a polyester substrate by aqueous nonionic surfactant systemsK. W. Dillan, E. D. Goddard and D. A. McKenzie
A4-A7Meetings
A10-A12President's club & honor roll
A14Corporate members
A16New booksLloyd A. Witting
A18People & places
A20-A21New products
A22-A24Committee spotlightsA. E. Waltking, P. A. Wells, J. W. McEwan and K. M. Brobst
A24From Washington
A24New publications
A26Section news
A28Joint AOCS & JOCS 70th Annval Meeting
A30-A31AOCS placement service in: San Francisco
A36-A37Fatty acids—Around the world and beyond
A38Governing board hears plans for short courses
A38Dues increase suggested
A40-A45What's ahead for edible fats and oils in the 1980s?
A45Tall oil fatty acids & statistics
A46-A47World outlookAlan Holz
A48-A49U.S. oilseeds and products outlookGeorge W. Kromer
A49-A50Fats & oils outlookDavid M. Bartholomew
A51Obituaries
A53-A62Protein-water interactions and functional propertiesDavid H. Chou and Charles V. Morr
A63-A70Physicochemical aspects of texturization: Fiber formation from globular proteinsJerome L. Shen and Charles V. Morr
A71-A77Proteins as emulsifiers: Methods for assessing the roleCharles J. Cante, Roger W. Franzen and Fouad Z. Saleeb
A78-A81Dough forming propertiesR. C. Hoseney
A82-A85Functional properties of yeast grown on ethyl alcoholPhilip G. Schnell and Cavit Akin
A86-A90Quality characteristics of ground beef patties extended with moist-heated and unheated seed mealsKay H. Mcwatters and E. K. Heaton
A92SD&C meetings
A92-A93SD&C industry news
A95-A98AbstractsJ. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.

Volume 56, Number 2 / February 1979

71-73Soybean oil quality as influenced by planting site and varietyW. S. Chu and V. L. Sheldon
74-76S-nitrosocysteine (RSNO), an effective antioxidant in cured meatJ. Kanner
77-79Gas chromatographic determination of free fatty acids in vegetable oils by a modified esterification procedureG. W. Chapman
80-84Lipid composition of oats (Avena sativa L.)M. R. Sahasrabudhe
85-86Physical properties of blends of soap and lime soap dispersantsJ. K. Weil and W. M. Linfield
87-90Viscosity vs. pour point relationships for alcohol nonionic surfactantsGarland D. Smith
91-97Wool wax acids: A reviewK. Motiuk
A102-A104Meetings
A106-A107President’s Club & Honor Roll
A107Why a dues increase?
A108-A110New booksE. G. Perkins and Kuo-Yann Lai
A110New publications
A111Letter to the editorWarren H. Goss
A114-A118Industrial Fatty Acid registration under way
A119from Washington
A119R&D — Private and public views
A120-A126New products
A126People & Places
A126Obituaries
A127the latest in Lipids
A128Four corners
A130Soybean market looks south fats & oils outlookDavid M. Bartholomew
A132Northeast Section 18th Annual Symposium
A137North Central Section Annual One-Day Symposium
A139-A142AOCS officer candidates for 1979–80
A146SD&C Meetings
A146SD&C Industry news
A146SD&C Abstracts
A147-A152AbstractsJ. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.
A153-A155AOCS 79th Annual Meeting Section
A156-A159AOCS placement service in: San Francisco
A163San Francisco program committee
A164-A174Technical program
A174-A176Session Chairmen
A176-A206Abstract of papers

Volume 56, Number 3 / March 1979

99Introduction to this World Conference Proceedings issue of JAOCSA. R. Baldwin
100-102Transcription of the Opening Plenary Session of the World Conference on Vegetable Food Proteins
103-109Measuring protein qualityL. D. Satterlee, H. F. Marshall and J. M. Tennyson
110-120Soybean protein in human nutrition: An overviewV. R. Young, N. S. Scrimshaw, B. Torun and F. Viteri
121-129Significance for humans of biologically active factors in soybeans and other food legumesI. Liener
130-134Effects of consumption of processed soy proteins on minerals and digestion in manP. G. Van Stratum and M. Rudrum
135-140Vegetable protein and atherosclerosisDavid Kritchevsky
141-144New concepts in biological evaluation of novel protein foodsSanford A. Miller
145Vegetable protein nutritionJ. C. Cowan
146-150Nutritional evaluation and acceptance of a novel spun protein foodB. Favre
150-153Effect of composition and processing on the nutritive value of some leguminous seedsR. Pion, E. Menoles-Pereira and J. Prugnaud
154-156Rat models in protein quality evaluationA. Mariani and M. A. Spadoni
156-159The nutritive value of the same protein preparations as estimated by human, rat, and chemical assaysC. E. Bodwell
160-162Germinated soybean protein products: Chemical and nutritional evaluationH. M. Bau and G. Debry
162-168Effects of soy proteins containing trypsin inhibitors in long term feeding studies in ratsJ. J. Rackis, J. E. Mcgee, M. R. Gumbmann and A. N. Booth
168Dry roasting of beansJ. C. Cowan
168Physiological effects of high soybean diet in manP. G. Van Stratum and J. C. Cowan
168-172Toxicity of cereal protein—Derived peptides for in vitro developing intestine from rat fetusS. Auricchio, G. De Ritis, M. De Vincenzi and V. Silano
173-177Conditions and trends in the world protein economyClifford M. Hardin
178-180World production of food proteins: Situation, Structure, trendsV. F. Lischenko
181-183Effects of price fluctuations in livestock and meat products on vegetable protein marketsWilliam W. Gallimore
184-187Economic considerations on the use of vegetable proteins in Danish meat productsOle Kaae Hansen
188-191Economic advantages of using vegetable protein products in ScandinaviaPercy Willner
192-194A case study of the introduction of vegetable protein into school mealsD. S. B. Simpson
195Economics of vegetable proteinsT. H. Applewhite
196-200Basic principles underlying a legislative framework for vegetable proteinA. G. Ward
201-205Vegetable protein legislation: An industry perspectiveL. H. Roberts
206-210Regulatory outlook on vegetable proteinHoward Roberts
211-223Review of European legislation on vegetable protein in meat productsA. Brincker
224-226E.E.C. Harmonization program and its impact and status on E.E.C. legislation for vegetable proteinsAnthony Kinch
227-229The status of FAO and codex alimentarius developments on vegetable proteinsJ. Hutchinson
230-232International policy developments for vegetable protein foods—The consumer perspectiveD. H. Grose
233Current developments in protein food regulations—Nutrition and standards of identityW. H. Tallent
234Nutrition and product identity issues regarding vegetable protein legislationM. Fondu
234-237The United States labeling regulations for vegetable proteins: An historical perspectiveEugene I. Lambert
237Comments on the report of the study group on vegetable proteins for human consumption, in particular meat products, by the commission of the European communities (April, 1978)L. Schutte
238-239Is special legislation for vegetable protein really necessary?Frank S. Anderson
239Current developments in protein food regulations—LabelingW. H. Tallent
240-241Labeling of foods containing vegetable proteinFrank S. Anderson
242-258Functional properties of soy proteinsJohn E. Kinsella
259-261Textural contribution of vegetable protein productsH. L. Wilcke, D. H. Waggle and C. K. Kolar
262-271Flavor problems of vegetable food proteinsJ. J. Rackis, D. J. Sessa and D. H. Honig
272-279Methods of studying functional characteristics of vegetable proteinsA. -M. Hermansson
280-284Functionality of vegetable proteins other than soyWilda H. Martinez
285-287Methods for detection and determination of vegetable proteins in meat productsW. J. Olsman
288Characteristics of protein ingredientsJ. C. Cowan
289-290Flavor problems in the application of soy protein materialsL. Schutte and G. A. M. Van den Ouweland
290-292The role of processing in changing protein characteristicsR. B. Leslie
292-295Yield and functional properties of air-classified protein and starch fractions from eight legume floursF. Sosulski and C. G. Youngs
295-297Taste of potato protein and its derivativesK. H. Ney
297-299Two food applications of cottonseed flours and mealsT. S. De Buckle, L. E. Zapata, G. Silva, J. A. Cabrera and A. M. De Sandoval, et al.
301-303Use of soy proteins in baked foodsWilliam Hoover
304-305Vegetable proteins in snacksPeter Fitch
306-309Wheat gluten as a protein ingredientNorman Wookey
310Cereals, snacks and bakery productsT. H. Applewhite
311Vegetable proteins in Dutch meat snacksJ. Laurijssen
313-315Vegetable proteins in meat products, problems and possibilitiesMogens Jul
316-319Meat and vegetable protein blends for engineered foodsWilliam L. Brown
320-327Use of vegetable protein in processed seafood productsE. F. Sipos, J. G. Endres, P. T. Tybor and Y. Nakajima
328-329Retorted meat and vegetable protein combinationsJ. A. Nowacki
330-333Vegetable proteins in cooked and/or fermented sausagesV. V. Kadane
334-336Utilization of vegetable proteins in meats of large cross sectional areaE. A. Desmyter and T. J. Wagner
337Vegetable proteins in meat and fish productsT. H. Applewhite
338-340General situation on utilization of vegetable proteins for foods in JapanK. Yasuda
341-343Use of spun soy protein in meat systemsW. Quass
345-349Chemistry and characteristics of enzyme-modified whipping proteinsR. C. Gunther
350-352Technical application of protein whipping agents in sugar confectioneryJ. W. Mansvelt
353Vegetable proteins in confectionery productsJ. C. Cowan
354-355Industrial production of caramel using soy proteinA. Talignani
356Opening remarks— Vegetable proteins in fermented foods and other productsY. Sakaguchi
357-362Fermented vegetable (soybean) protein and related foods of Japan and ChinaD. Fukushima
363-366Fermented vegetable protein and related foods of Southeast Asia with special reference to IndonesiaF. G. Winarno
367-374Some important fermented foods of Mid-Asia, the Middle East, and AfricaC. W. Hesseltine
375-376Hydrolyzed and autolyzed vegetable proteins as functional food ingredientsH. Olsman
377Summarizing remarks— Vegetable proteins in fermented foods and other productsF. A. M. Bouvy
378Vegetable proteins in fermented foods and other productsW. H. Tallent
379-380Additional comments on traditional fermented foodsD. Fukushima
380Fermented foods of Southeast AsiaF. G. Winarno
380-381Other fermented foodsC. W. Hesseltine
381Fermented products in the PhilippinesMichio Kozaki
382Legume sprouts as a source of protein and other nutrientsBengt v Hofsten
383-385Technical problems and opportunities in using vegetable proteins in dairy productsC. V. Morr
386-388Infant formulas and the use of vegetable proteinW. A. B. Thomson
389-391Vegetable protein application in yogurt, coffee creamers and whip toppingsC. W. Kolar, I. C. Cho and W. L. Watrous
392-395Vegetable protein application in whey soy drink mix and ice creamM. Dean Wilding
396Dairy productsJ. C. Cowan
398-399Designing vegetable proteins to fit market needsJ. F. Casey
400-403Launching a successful product on the consumer marketW. A. W. Cummings
404-406Meat and dairy analogs from vegetable proteinsThomas L. Welsh
407-408Marketing vegetable proteins— The need for a technical understanding of these new food ingredientsB. J. McAuley
409-411The marketing of isolated soy proteinsJ. J. Anton
412Marketing requirements and experiencesT. H. Applewhite
413An industry approach to market growthG. H. Harrington
414From concept to market with a meat-soy protein in dry sausagePetar Modic
414-415Vegetable protein—Tommorrow’s replacer?P. T. Dunford
415-416How the consumers perceive proteinsJ. H. Nichols
417Marketing requirements and experiences—Technical servicesW. H. Tallent
418-419The need for technical serviceJ. Rakosky
419-420The trials of a traveling technicianD. D. Bass
420-421Providing technical services to meat food processorsS. L. Moore
422-424Food uses for cottonseed proteinJames J. Spadaro and Homer K. Gardner
425-430Food uses of peanut proteinE. W. Lusas
431-437Rapeseed protein productsR. Ohlson and K. Anjou
438-442Food uses of sunflower proteinsF. Sosulski
443-446Food uses of wheat glutenMarja-Leena Sarkki
447Preparation of proteins from new sourcesW. H. Tallent
448-449Experimental coconut protein productsRobert Hagenmaier
449-450Potato protein for human food useF. Meuser and H. -D. Smolnik
450-454Development of field pea and faba bean proteinsF. Bramsnaes and H. Sejr Olsen
454-457Development of safflower proteinA. A. Betschart
457-459Development of grapeseed proteinP. Fantozzi and A. A. Betschart
460Grapeseed as a possible source of food proteinAndrea Corrao
460-463Development of lupine proteinsPaolo Cerletti and Marcello Duranti
463-468Sesame protein: A review and prospectusL. A. Johnson, T. M. Suleiman and E. W. Lusas
469-470Processing of leaf proteins into food ingredientsH. F. Vinconneau
471Leaf proteins for foodsJ. E. Kinsella
472Potential for leaf protein as human foodN. W. Pirie
473Advances in new vegetable proteinsG. Willhite
474-475Uses of defatted and partially defatted peanut floursJames J. Spadaro
475-477Chemical constituents and protein food processing of rapeseedA. Rutkowski and H. Kozlowska
477-479Wheat gluten applications in food productsF. Kalin
479-481Food applications of corn germ protein productsG. E. Inglett and C. W. Blessin
481-483Food applications of oat, sorghum, and triticale protein productsJ. E. Cluskey, Y. Victor Wu, J. S. Wall and G. E. Inglett

Volume 56, Number 4 / April 1979

485-488The hydrocarbons of anhydrous butterfat: Influence of technological treatmentsH. Roderbourg and S. Kuzdzal-Savoie
489-493Lipids extracted from soy products by different proceduresS. L. Melton, R. E. Moyers and C. G. Playford
494-497Effect of heat treatments on the volatile composition of coconut oilJ. S. Pai, S. S. Lomanno and W. W. Nawar
498-502Catalytic hydrogenation of vegetable oils I-hydrogenation of soybean oil catalyzed by Rh- and Ir-complexesC. Fragale, M. Gargano, T. Gomes and M. Rossi
503-505Nutritive value of defatted seed cake of
506-509Laboratory-scale continuous hydrogenation: Cooper catalysisJanet M. Snyder, C. R. Scholfield and T. L. Mounts
510-511Silver nitrate-high performance liquid chromatography of fatty methyl estersC. R. Scholfield
512-515Influence of processing and palm oil on the carbonyls and fatty acids in Nigerian cassava foodsM. O. Abe and R. C. Lindsay
516-519The synthesis of 2-(2-pentenyl) furans and their relationship to the reversion flavor of soybean oilM. S. Smagula, Chi-Tang Ho and S. S. Chang
520-521Low level sodium borohydride determination in organic media using a triarylmethyl carbonium ionCynthia N. Rudie and Paul R. Demko
522-527Assessing the biological effectiveness of protected lipid supplements for ruminantsJ. R. Ashes, S. K. Gulati, L. J. Cook, T. W. Scott and J. B. Donnelly
528-530The seed lipids of the palm familyFred Idiem’ Opute
531-535The distribution of lipids in the germ, endosperm, pericarp and tip cap of amylomaize, LG-11 hybrid maize and waxy maizeSiew Leng Tan and William R. Morrison
537-541New amphoteric surfactants containing a 2-hydroxyalkyl group: I preparation and properties of N-(2-hydroxyethyl)-N-(2-hydroxyalkyl)-β-alaninesM. Takai, H. Hidaka and M. Moriya
542-547Effect of manufacturing variables on the viscosity of aqueous di(hydrogenated tallowalkyl) dimethyl ammonium chlorideA. D. James and P. H. Ogden
A292-A294Meetings
A296-A300President’s Club & Honor Roll
A300Obituaries
302Afrom Washington
A304People & places
A306-A307New products
A310-A311Frank Norris
A311-A314the latest in Lipids
A315Four corners
A318-A319Executive Director discusses proposed dues increase
A3201,000 expected at JAOCS-AOCS Meeting this Month
A322Tentative Committee Schedule 70th Annual Meeting—San Francisco
A322Dr. S.S. Chang to receive Award in Lipid Chemistry
A324-A326AExhibitors
A328-A331Exhibit of books
A332-A333Dietary sources of fat
A334-A335Codex Committee on Fats and Oils Tenth Session, London, December 4–8, 1978
A336-A339Fatty Acid registration deadline: May 1
A3411979–1980 Smalley Check Sample Program
A344SD&C Meetings
A344-A345SD&C industry news
A348SD&C Committee spotlightsEugene Setzkorn
A348-A350SD&C four corners
A351-A356SD&C abstractsJ. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.

Volume 56, Number 5 / May 1979

549-551Glycolipids isolated from ginkgo nuts
552-555Novel technique for the analysis of volatiles in aqueous and nonaqueous systemsM. G. Legendre, G. S. Fisher, W. H. Schuller, H. P. Dupuy and E. T. Rayner
556-558Pilot-plant scale grinding and pressing of jojoba seedsR. E. Miller, R. H. Edwards and G. O. Kohler
559Studies on tamarind kernel oil II1L : analysis of phospholipidsP. M. Pitke, P. P. Singh and H. C. Srivastava
560-564Removal of deleterious glucosides from safflower mealC. K. Lyon, M. R. Gumbmann, A. A. Betschart, D. J. Robbins and R. M. Saunders
565-568Regeneration of used nickel catalystA. Massouml1 and M. A. Kajbaf
569-570Studies in Estolides, Part III : Plasticizer for Polyvinyl ChlorideT. K. Venkatesan
571-577Palladium- catalyzed hydrogenation of soybean oilM. M. Ahmad, T. M. Priestley and J. M. Winterbottom
578-580Effect of the position of linoleic acid in triacylglycerols on its hydrogenation rateT. N. B. Kaimal and G. Lakshminarayana
581-584Alterations in glyceride composition during directed interesterification of lardD. G. Chobanov and M. R. Topalova
585-587Selective extraction of phospholipids from egg yolkB. Ramesh, S. S. Adkar, A. V. Prabhudesai and C. V. Viswanathan
588-589Detection of B-residue oil in commercial olive oils
589Stabilization of rice bran with sodium metabisulfiteG. Azeemoddin, D. C. Mallikarjuna Rao, N. Krishna Reddy, Rama Rao and S. D. Rao
590ErratumW. Becker
591-594Spectrophotometric Determination of Calcium-Complexing AbilityIra Weil
595-603Antimicrobial activity of aroma chemicals and essential oilsJ. A. Morris, A. Khettry and E. W. Seitz
604-609Study on Skin-Irritating and Biological Properties of Monoalkyl Phosphate Anionic SurfactantsG. Imokawa
360A-362AMeetings
364AISF/AOCS World congress New York City New York Hilton At Rockefeller Center April 27–May 1, 1980
366A-370APresident’s club & honor roll
370AThe latest in lipids
372ACorporate members
374APeople & places
376ADr. Sonntag installed as AOCS President
378A-379AProfileNorman O. V. Sonntag
379AObituariesHarold Olcott
380A-382ANew products
383AFrom Washington
384AFeatures
384AFeatures
386A-387ASection News
388AHonored students’ abstracts
389AOne billion bushel soybean crush
390AConsumption of selected oils and natural resins by the paint industry 1974–1977
391A-398AThe Brazilian soybean situation and its impact on the world oils marketRobert L. Thompson
400ASD&C meetings
402ASD&C Industry news
403A-406A· Biochemistry and NutritionJ. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.

Volume 56, Number 6 / June 1979

611-615Identification of radiolytic compounds from beefMehran Vajdi, W. W. Nawar and C. Merritt
616-619Cardanol in germ and seed oils extracted from cashew nuts obtained by the oltremare processA. Strocchi and G. Lercker
620-623Triglyceride composition of chrysalis oil, an insect lipidU. K. Majumder and A. Sengupta
624-628Isocyanate-modified dehydrated castor oilR. N. Mukherjea, K. K. Saha, A. Gupta and S. K. Sanyal
629-631Oxidative stability of wax esters by thermogravimetric analysisJ. W. Hagemann and J. A. Rothfus
632-633Quantitative GLC determination of methyl linolenate in the presence of conjugated dienesS. Koritala
634-636A rapid, quantitative procedure for measuring the unsaponifiable matter from animal, marine, and plant oilsR. J. Maxwell and D. P. Schwartz
637-641The lipids of corn germ and endospermEvelyn J. Weber
642-646Alkoxy-Acyl combinations in the wax esters from winterized sperm whale oil by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry1Gayland F. Spencer
647Studies on the fixed oil from the seeds of
648-649Stereospecific analysis of triglycerides from apple seed endospermM. P. Velchevav, N. Dimov, G. P. Dimitrov and M. S. Dodova Anghelova
651-658Wool wax alcohols:A reviewK. Motiuk
A410-A412Meetings
A412Section news
A413ISF/AOCS world congress
A416-A421President’s club & honor roll
A421Obituaries
A422People & places
A424Committee spotlights
A426-A428New products
A430-A432Fats & oils outlook
A432New publications
A432Lipoprotein meeting scheduled for september
A434-A437Fox wins smalley, doughtie cups
A440SD&C Meetings
A441-A445Two dozen papers at Barcelona meeting
A445SD&C industry news
A445SD&C abstracts
A447-A454Abstracts

Volume 56, Number 7 / July 1979

659-663Odor considerations in the use of frying oilsT. L. Mounts
664-667Calculation of catalyst selectivity in vegetable oil hydrogenationC. R. Scholfield, R. O. Butterfield and H. J. Dutton
668-671Determination of tocopherols in vegetable oilsA. P. Carpenter
672-675The Adsorption of β-Carotene I. by bleaching earthsL. E. Khoo, F. Morsingh and K. Y. Liew
676-680Enzymatic acyl exchange to vary saturation in di- and triglyceridesR. W. Stevenson, F. E. Luddy and H. L. Rothbart
681-684Determination of volatile N-nitroso compounds in various samples of edible vegetable oils and margarine (commercially available products)L. Hedler, C. Schurr and P. Marquardt
685-688Study of the thermooxidative behavior of edible oils by thermal analysisI. Buz’as, ’E. Kurucz and J. Holl’o
689-700The determination of alcohol and ether sulfates and their respective alkyl carbon distributions in detergent formulations by gas chromatographyE. L. Sones, J. L. Hoyt and A. J. Sooter
701-703Separation and quantitative determination of active ingredients in detergent formulationsJ.L Hoyt, E. L. Sones and A. J. Sooter
458AMeetings
460AObituariesThomas C. Stratton
464APresident’s club & honor roll
472APeople & places
474ASection news back copies erratum
476AFrom Washington
478ANew Products
480ACall for nominations
480AAlton E. Bailey Award
480A1980 honored student award
480AAward in lipid chemistry
481AFour corners
484A-487AU.S. may have third consecutive record soybean crop
488AThe latest in Lipids
489A-491AWorld Congress conveners named
492A-494A1,365 register for San Francisco meeting
495APresident’s report
496A-497ADues increase approved
497ASmalley check sample program awards
497ABonnett presents Lipid Honorarium
497AContributions listed
497A-498APersident’s club reception
498AFour new emeritus members
498AExhibit door prize winners
498A45 enter golf tournament
499A-502AExhibitors
504ASD&C Meetings
504ASD&C four corners
505AIndustry news
506ASD&C Abstracts
507A-508AAbstracts
520AAdvertisers Index

Volume 56, Number 8 / August 1979

706-710Toxic weed seed contaminants in soybean processingG. R. List, G. F. Spencer and W. Haward Hunt
711-715Organoleptic and nutritional effects of phenolic compounds on oilseed protein products: A reviewF. Sosulski
716-721Rapeseed protein concentrate preparation and evaluationJ. D. Jones
722-726Genetics of the kunitz trypsin inhibitor: An antinutritional factor in soybeansJ. H. Orf and T. Hymowitz
727-730Gossypol and some other terpenoids, flavonoids, and phenols that affect quality of cottonseed proteinLynn A. Jones
731-735Removal of phytate from soy proteinGrant H. Hartman
736-741Oilseed phytates: Nutritional implicationsJ. W. Erdman
742-745Effect of sugars and sugar alcohols on autoxidation of safflower oil in emulsionsR. J. Sims, J. A. Fioriti and J. Trumbetas
746-750Changes in dielectric constant as a measure of frying oil deteriorationC. W. Fritsch, D. C. Egberg and J. S. Magnuson
751-752Response of jojoba seedlings to different photoperiodsD. M. Yermanos, T. F. Banigan and A. J. Verbiscar
753-758The DSC thermal analysis of crystallization behavior in palm oilK. Kawamura
759-764Lipids in the germ, endosperm and pericarp of the developing maize kernelS. L. Tan and W. R. Morrison
765-770Extreme—Pressure lubricant tests on jojoba and sperm whale oilsT. K. Miwa, J. A. Rothfus and E. Dimitroff
771-774Soap—Based detergent formulations: XXV. Synthesis and surface active properties of higher molecular weight betaine lime soap dispersantsJoan M. Kaminski and Warner M. Linfield
775Determination of diester formation in diethylene glycol and tetraethylene glycol monoestersN. Parris and J. K. Weil
776-782Effect of polyoxyethylated materials on the interaction of surfactants with skinJ. A. Faucher, E. D. Goddard and R. D. Kulkarni

Volume 56, Number 9 / September 1979

784-788The three eras of fungal toxin researchLeonard Stoloff
789-794Variability associated with testing corn for aflatoxinT. B. Whitaker, J. W. Dickens and R. J. Monroe
795-797Minicolumn screening methods for detecting aflatoxin: State of the artT. R. Romer, N. Ghouri and T. M. Boling
798-799Field aflatoxin contamination of corn in South GeorgiaDavid M. Wilson, William W. McMillian and Neil W. Widstrom
800-802The rapid determination of aflatoxin M1 in dairy productsRobert D. Stubblefield
803-807Inactivation of aflatoxins in cottonseed meal by ammoniation: I. Reaction studiesS. P. Koltun, E. T. Rayner, J. I. Wadsworth and H. K. Gardner
808-811Decontamination of corn containing aflatoxin by treatment with ammoniaE. B. Bagley
812-819Zearalenone in cereal grainsG. A. Bennett and O. L. Shotwell
820-823Trichothecenes: Natural occurrence and potential hazardS. V. Pathre and C. J. Mirocha
824-829Trichothecenes and their analysisR. M. Eppley
830-833Synthesis and bactericidal properties of some pyridinium chlorides with alkylthiomethyl hydrophobic groupsJ. Pernak, J. Szymanowski, M. Pujanek, S. Kucharski and J. Broniarz
834-836Fatty acid composition of oil in snow crab (
837-841An HPLC method for simultaneous quantitation of individual isothiocyanates and oxazolidinethione in myrosinase digests of rapeseed mealP. N. Maheshwari, D. W. Stanley, J. I. Gray and F. R. van de Voort
842-844Accuracy of subsampling mill for granular materialsJ. W. Dickens, T. B. Whitaker, R. J. Monroe and J. N. Weaver
845-848New crop developments for industrial oilsL. H. Princen
849-854Fats and oils as chemical intermediates: Present and future usesE. H. Pryde
855-856Allyl esters and allyl epoxy esters from crambe oilShu-Pei Chang
857-860Rapid method for determination of wax in sunflowerseed oilsU. I. Brimberg and I. C. Wretensjö
861-863Analysis of traces of anionic detergents in oils and fatsJ. H. M. Rek and A. C. M. Appel
864-866HPLC of triglyceridesB. Herslöf, O. Podlaha and B. Töregård
867-8692-Ethoxyalkanoic acid: A co-product during synthesis of long chain α,β-unsaturated acidM. S. Ahmad, M. U. Ahmad and S. M. Osman
870-871Characteristics and composition of indian wood apple seed and oilG. Ramakrishna, G. Azeemoddin, D. Atchyuta Ramayya, S. D. Thirumala Rao and K. Sita Devi, et al.
873-877Nonionic wetting agentsJ. K. Weil, R. E. Koos, W. M. Linfield and N. Parris
878-879Computer-controlled potentiometric titration system for rapid determination of sulfuric and organo-sulfonic acids in detergent intermediatesS. Yamaguchi and T. Kusuyama
880-882Foam performance of fatty acid soaps of odd carbon numbersK. Ogino and F. Takigami
A574-A578Meetings
A578World Conference on Soya Processing and Utilization
A580-A582President’s Club & Honor Roll
A582People & Places
A582Committee spotlightsK. M. Brobst
A584Alton E. Bailey Award
A5841980 Honored Student Awards
A584Award in lipid chemistry
A586One-day analytical short course November 19
A589ISF/AOCS World Congress
A590Four corners
A592New books
A594New publications
A594Section news
A594The lastest in lipids
A595Fats & oils outlookDavid M. Bartholomew
A596-A597from Washington
A598-A599New products
A599Obituaries
A600George Cavanagh
A601Central Soya R & D unit fully operational
A602-A605President’s review—International Association of Seed Crushers 1979
A608SD&C meetings
A609-A610SD&C industry news
A610SD&C abstracts
A611-A617Abstracts

Volume 56, Number 10 / October 1979

883-885Postharvest handling of soybeans: Effects on oil qualityT. L. Mounts, G. R. List and A. J. Heakin
886-889The Effect of processing on the content and composition of free sterols and sterol esters in soybean oilAnna Johansson and Ilona Hoffmann
890-893Study of lipid-protein interaction using pulsed NMRJ. Trumbetas, J. A. Fioriti and R. J. Sims
894-896The preparation and antioxidant activity of BHA bonded to porous glassB. C. Clark, T. C. Chafin and G. L. K. Hunter
897-900Distillability of extracted mixed-birch tall oilKeijo Ukkonen
901-903Positional distribution of the fatty acids in the triglycerides of the oil of some african peanut varietiesW. Van Pee, J. Van Hee, L. Boni and A. Hendrikx
904-905Fatty acid composition of yellow- and violet-flowered sesbania sesban seedsV. K. Kapoor, A. S. Chawla and O. P. Jindal
906-907Formation of γ and δ lactones in irradiated beefM. Vajdi, W. W. Nawar and C. Merritt
908About the conversion factor of phosphorus to phosphatides in soybean oilL. Hartman
909-913SD&C Technical phosphates as energy savers in machine dishwash performanceR. P. Langguth and E. A. Casey
914-917New amphoteric surfactants containing a 2-hydroxyalkyl group: II. the dependence of physicochemical properties on the pH value for N-(2-hydroxyethyl)-N-(2-hydroxyalkyl)-β-alaninesH. Hidaka, M. Moriya and M. Takai
918-920Viscosity, pour point, and chain length relations for the alcohol ethoxylatesC. H. Fisher
A624-A626Meetings
A628ISF/AOCS world congress deadline for abstracts-November 15
A632World conference on soya processing and utilization
A634Award in lipid chemistry
A634Call for nominations Alton E. Bailey award
A634Call for nominations 1980 honored student awards
A636-A638President’s club & honor roll
A638New booksLloyd A. Witting
A638New publications
A640-A641From Washington
A642Four corners
A644-A645New products
A646People & places
A646-A647Obituaries Henry C. Dormitzer
A648The latest in lipids
A648Section news Northeast symposium next month
A650-A6531980s outlook for soy
A654-A658Odor control in edible oil processingW. J. Gilbert and D. C. Tandy
A658Toll oil fatty acids & statistics
A658Committee spotlights
A660SD&C meetings AOCS national meetings
A660SD&C Industry news fed regs topic for cosmetic meeting
A662“Detergents eight-O”
A665-A672Abstracts

Volume 56, Number 11 / November 1979

680A-681ANew products
682AFrom Washington
682AAOCS members to participate in Taiwan Seminar
684APeople & places
684AWorld Conference on SOYA Processing and Utilization
689AAmerican Oil Chemists’ Society 1980 nomination suggestion blank
693A-694AISF/AOCS World Conference
694AEleven speakers named for analytical short course
697A-698ANew booksMichael V. Taranto, L. Witting, E. G. Perkins and Warner Linfield
698ANew publications
702ASection news
702ACall for nominationsAlton E. Bailey Award
702AReferee certificates 1980–81 Oil cake and meal and protein concentratesAOCS Examination Board and E. R. Hahn
705A-706AMeetings
710A-711APresident’s club & honor roll
711A22nd ICBL to be in Milan
711AMargarine program in Paris
716A-719ABackground, importance and production volumesJ. C. Kern
719A-725AVegetable oil raw materialsE. H. Pryde
726A-729AAnimal fat raw materialsG. Maerker
729ANew fatty acids from outer spaceH. Brown
729A-732AFat splittingN. O. V. Sonntag
732A-739AHydrogenation of fatty acidsR. C. Hastert
739A-742ASeparation of fatty acidsK. T. Zilch
743A-744AFractional distillationR. Berger and W. McPherson
744A-746AInterrelationships in fatty acid processingE. Fritz
747A-751AA review of soybean oil reversion flavorThomas H. Smouse
751A-754AEsterification and interesterificationN. O. V. Sonntag
754A-758AMaterials of construction in the fatty acid industryE. E. Rice
759APhysical properties of fatty acidsF. E. Luddy
760A-767AToxicological, bacteriocidal and fungicidal properties of fatty acids and some derivativesJ. J. Kabara
768A-769AFederal regulations applicable to the fatty acid industryI. A. MacDonald
770A-773AMethyl esters in the fatty acid industryR. D. Farris
774A-777AEthoxylationG. J. Stockburger
777A-779ATall oil fatty acidsR. L. Logan
779A-782AProduct forms and packaging in the fatty acid industryJ. A. Rauch
782A-785APolymerization-dimer acidsE. C. Leonard
786A-789ATraditional analytical chemistry of fatty acids and their derivativesA. D. Metcalfe
789A-792APollution control in the fatty acid industryG. N. McDermott
793A-796AMarine-derived fatty acids of fish oils as raw materials for fatty acids manufactureM. E. Stansby
796A-801ANitrogen derivatives (Amides, diamides, nitriles, primary amines and oxides)R. A. Reck
802A-805ANitrogen derivatives (secondary and tertiary amines, quaternary salts, diamines, imidazolines)C. W. Glankler
805A-809ASynthetic fatty acidsH. Fineberg
809A-811AFat-based detergent additivesA. Cahn
812A-819AThe importance of glycerol in the fatty acid industryG. B. D’Souza
819A-822ARecent advances in the analytical chemistry of fatty acids and derivativesL. D. Metcalfe
823A-827AIsostearic and other branched acidsD. V. Kinsman
827A-830ASoap and fat-based detergentsE. Jungermann
831A-835AFat-based food emulsifiersJ. L. Van Haften
835A-840APolyglycerol EstersR. T. McIntyre
841A-844AFat-Based synthetic lubricantsD. M. Matthews
845A-849AFat-based dibasic acidsR. G. Kadesch
849A-853ANew applications for fatty acids and derivativesM. Weiss, R. Rosberg, N. O. V. Sonntag and S. Eng
853A-860AFatty alcoholsJ. A. Monick
861A-864ANew developments in the fatty acid industryN. O. V. Sonntag
866ASD&C meetings
866ASD&C industry news
867ADetergents Eight-O returns to Hershey
867ASD&C abstractsJ. C. Harris
869A-878AAbstractsJ. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.
921-923Determination of anionic surfactants by two-phase titration with tetrabromophenolphthalein ethyl ester as indicatorM. Tsubochi, N. Yamasaki and K. Matsuoka

Volume 56, Number 12 / December 1979

925-930On the composition of Iranian olive oilV. Paganuzzi and E. Leoni
931-932Fatty acid composition of the oil of winged beans,
933-943Quantitative analysis of food fatty acids by capillary gas chromatographyH. T. Slover and E. Lanza
944-947Use of oil in baked products—Part I: Background and breadD. I. Hartnett and W. G. Thalheimer
948-952Use of oil in baked products—Part II: Sweet goods and cakesD. I. Hartnett and W. G. Thalheimer
953-956Structure of peanut oil triacylglycerols from cultivars of diverse genetic backgroundJ. C. Hokes and R. E. Worthington
957-960Analysis of extractables from one euphorbiaEsther K. Nemethy, John W. Otvos and Melvin Calvin
961-964Analysis of oil content of sunflower seed by wide-line NMRJ. A. Robertson and W. H. Morrison
965-969Cis
970-971Effect of soybean breakage on the quality of soybean oil: Preliminary studyJ. Velasco and A. A. Abdul-Baki
972-973A simple, graphic procedure for authentication of commercial fats and oil based on fatty acid compositions in codex standardsG. F. Spencer, W. F. Kwolek and L. H. Princen
974-980Copper catalysts in the selective hydrogenation of soybean and rapeseed oils: I. The activity of the copper chromite catalystL. E. Johansson and S. T. Lundin
981-986Copper catalysts in the selective hydrogenation of soybean and rapeseed oils: II. The effect of a hydrogen flow over copper chromite catalystL. E. Johansson and S. T. Lundin
987-991Copper catalysts in the selective hydrogenation of soybean and rapeseed oils: III. The effect of pressure when using copper chromite catalystL. E. Johansson
992-994Refining of tall oil pitchV. Erä, K. Noronen and B. Holmbom
995-997The sterol composition of freshly harvested compared to stored seeds of rape, sunflower and poppyA. Johansson and L. -Å. Appelqvist
998-999Trace metal content of rapeseed meals, oils and seedsC. M. Elson, D. L. Hynes and P. A. MacNeil
1000-1003A comparison of different pulse sequences in the nondestructive estimation of seed oil by pulsed nuclear magnetic resonance techniqueV. T. Srinivasan
1004-1007Composition of fatty acids and structure of triglycerides in medium and low erucic acid rapeseedR. Zadernowski and F. Sosulski
1008-1013Computer modeling for stabilities and structural relationships of n-hydrocarbonsJ. W. Hagemann and J. A. Rothfus
1014Separation and quantitative determination of active integredients in detergent formulationsJ.L Hoyt, E. L. Sones and A. J. Sooter
1015-1021Physical chemical properties of solutions of bis-quaternary ammonium bromidesH. C. Parreira, E. R. Lukenbach and M. K. O. Lindemann
A885-A888Meetings
A892-A894Soy oil consumption trends in the EECRoger Leysen
A896-A897New booksRalph H. Potts, J. A. Milner, Kuo-Yann Lai and Lloyd A. Witting
A898From Washington
A900-A901People & Places
A902Profile
A905-A906Fats & Oils OutlookDavid M. Bartholomew
A908-A911Flavor and flavor stability of foodsStephen S. Chang
A912-A913Award in lipid chemistry for 1979Stephen S. Chang
A915-A916New products
A920-A921ISF/AOCS World Congress
A922President’s Club & honor roll
A923Corporate members
A926SD&C meetings
A926-A928SD&C industry news
A928SD&C Abstracts
A937-A945AbstractsJ. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.

Volume 57, Number 1 / January 1980

A4EditorialA. R. Baldwin
A4-A7Meetings
A20-A32Fats and oils in the 1980s: Eight essays
A34-A36World fats and oils: Third record year
A40Industry news
A40-A43International
A44-A45New products
A46PublicationsDaniel Swern and Lloyd A. Witting
A46-A49People
A49-A51Profile:Frank Shea
A51-A53Members
A53Inside AOCS
A54Local sections
A56Meetings
A57Industry news
A65-A72Abstracts
1-5Selective hydrogenation of soybean oil: X. Ultra high pressure and low pressure1S. Koritala, J. P. Friedrich and T. L. Mounts
6-7Chemical treatment of barometric condenser cooling water systemsW. Farr and K. Bolhofner
8-11Effects of variety and maturity on lipid class composition of peanut oilT. H. Sanders
12-15Fatty acid composition of lipid classes in oils from peanuts differing in variety and maturityT. H. Sanders
16-22Copper catalysts in the selective hydrogenation of soybean and rapeseed oils: IV. Copper on silica gel, phase composition and preparationL. E. Johansson
23-25Fatty acid and glyceride composition of jubaea spectabilis palm oilE. R. Cole, G. Crank and A. S. Sheikh
25-30Volatile components from trilinolein heated in airE. Selke, W. K. Rohwedder and H. J. Dutton
31-33Bromine content of lipids of marine organismsI. J. Tinsley and R. R. Lowry
34-38Functional analysis of gas chromatographic data for C-4 through C-18:2 fatty acidsC. A. Wulff, A. H. Duthie and S. Wulff
39-42Behavior of alpha, gamma, and delta tocopherols with linoleic acid in aqueous mediaJ. Cillard and P. Cillard
43-47Kinetics of fish meal oxidationL. A. Davidovich, C. L. Soulé and H. M. Lupín
48-52The dsc thermal analysis of crystallization behavior in palm oil, IIK. Kawamura
52-53Letters to the editorJames K. Daun, Lynda D. Davidson and R. Preussmann

Volume 57, Number 2 / February 1980

76A-225ACalendar
79A-83AISF/AOCS to hear more than 500 papers
84A-114ATechnical program
115A-191AAbstracts of papers
192A-196AAOCS placement service in New York
197A-199AShort course registration begins
200A-203ASoya plenary program outlined
204Inside AOCS
209A-211AFrom Washington
212A-213AImplications of the U.S. EmbargoDave Bartholomew
213A-215AWho will hold the carryiver?Dave Bartholomew
215A-217ABook reviewsE. G. Perkins, Lloyd A. Witting and Daniel Swern
217ALipids
218A-219ANew Products
220APeople
221A-222AMembers
222ANortheast Section hears talk on bleaching
222A-223AFatty acids topics for Northeast Section
223ANorris to receive Bailey Award
55-58Conversion of soybean extraction plant in Bolivia to production of flours for human consumption: Feasibility study1G. C. Mustakas, E. D. Milligan, J. Taborga A. and D. A. Fellers
59-60High pressure differential thermal analysis (HPDTA) of fatty acid methyl esters and triglyceridesMegumi Yamazaki, Akihiko Nagao and Kogaku Komamiya
61-65Changes in lipid components of seeds during growth and ripening of cacao fruitD. W. Lehrian and P. G. Keeney
66-69Triglyceride characteristics of cocoa butter from cacao fruit matured in a microclimate of elevated temperature1D. W. Lehrian, P. G. Keeney and D. R. Butler
70-72Loss of fatty acid esters from grape surfaces during dryingA. E. Stafford, G. Fuller and H. R. Bolin
73-74Determination of dimethylpolysiloxanes in fats and oils1W. G. Doeden, E. M. Kushibab and A. C. Ingala
75-76Sulfur content of crude rapesseed oil from aqueous extractionM. S. B. Embong and P. Jelen
76-77The effect of processing operations on the total sulphur content in rapeseed oilI. Ahmad and A. Ali
78-82A pulsed low resolution NMR study on crystallization and melting processes of cocoa butterE. Brosio, F. Conti, A. Di Nola and S. Sykora
83-85Spectrophotometric studies of rice bran oil and mustard oil mixtures: IJ. S. Jha
85-87Spectrophotometric studies of rice bran oil and mustard oil mixtures: IIJ. S. Jha
87-91The fatty acid composition of seed oils from ten plant families with particular reference to cyclopropene and dihydrosterculic acidsJ. R. Vickery
228A-229AZeolites: gaining ground as replacement for phosphates in detergents
230Detergents eight-O nears
231ACalendar
232AAbstracts
93-98Surface active betaines as protective agents against denaturation of an enzyme by alkyl sulfate detergentsR. Ernst
98-103Fatty acid amides and anilides, syntheses and antimicrobial propertiesR. G. Bistline {jrJr.}, E. W. Maurer, F. D. Smith and W. M. Linfield
233A-234AAbstracts

Volume 57, Number 3 / March 1980

105-106Variations in oil content and fatty acid composition with sunflower head size and shapeA. B. Afzalpurkar and G. Lakshminarayana
106-108Sunflower oil quality and quantity as affected by rhizopus head rotT. E. Thompson, C. E. Rogers and D. C. Zimmerman
109-110A fluorometric rapid screen method for aflatoxin in peanutsN. D. Davis, M. L. Guy and U. L. Diener
111Identification of some volatile products from mildly oxidized pecan oilR. J. Horvat and S. D. Senter
112-114Synthesis of jojobamide and homojojobamideA. Shani, P. Lurie and J. Wisniak
115-118Minor carboxylic acids in finnish tall oil fatty acids: Aromatic, alicyclic, and branched chain aliphatic constituentsA. Hase, T. Hase and B. Holmbom
119-121Seed oil determination by pulsed nuclear magnetic resonance without weighing and drying seedsP. N. Tiwari and W. Burk
121-124Preparation of heptadecenoic acid from
125-128Stepwise purification of fatty acids: compared fractional crystallization with urea or from acetone solutions of palmitoleic, heptadecenoic, and oleic acidsB. Aurousseau and D. Bauchart
128-129Improved method for the quantitative determination of oil content in peanuts and peanut productsJames C. Kuck and A. J. St. Angelo
129Errata: Quantitative analysis of food fatty acids by capillary gas chromatographyH. T. Slover and E. Lanza
131-134Analysis of trichlorocarbanilide and triclosan in soaps by reverse phase high pressure liquid chromatographyE. D. George, E. J. Hillier and S. Krishnan
238A-240ACalendar
241A-242APeople
248A-254AMeetings
254A-255AFrom Washington
256APublicationsE. G. Perkins
258A-260ANew products
261ALocal sections
261A-262AInside AOCS
262A-263AMembers
264A-272AIndustry news
275A-279ATechnical news featureS. P. Clark, P. J. Wan and S. W. Matlock
282A-286AIndustry news
286A-288AMeetings
288A-290AAbstracts
290A-299AAbstracts
300AClassified Advertising

Volume 57, Number 4 / April 1980

135-139Determination of the fully saturated triglyceride composition of fatsR. Aneja, A. Bhati, R. J. Hamilton, F. B. Padley and D. A. Steven
139-141Preparation of some fatty glycolic acid derivatives and screening for antimicrobial activityA. V. Bailey, G. J. Boudreaux and G. Sumrell
141-142Quantitative analysis of fatty acids and sterols in Malagasy rice bran oilsE. M. Gaydou, R. Raonizafinimanana and J. P. Bianchini
143-144A simple and rapid HPLC analysis of sugars in soybeans and factors affecting their standardizationL. T. Black and J. D. Glover
145-146Wool wax hydrocarbons: A reviewK. Motiuk
A304Calendar
A307-A323ISF/AOCS world congress
A327International
A328-A332Profile: John Cowan
A334-A339Book reviews
A340-A351Oilseed demand never saturatedDavid M. Bartholomew
A352-A356From Washington
A357Yep, it's AOCS in the New York Times
A357Bailey Award presented
A359-A362New Products
A363-A364President's club and honor roll
A366-A368Kline foresees steady market for cleaners
A369-A372Detergents eight-0 meeting the needs of the'80s
A375-A384Abstracts

Volume 57, Number 5 / May 1980

147-149The fatty acid composition of the oil of the winged bean (
149-153Kinetics of nickel catalyst poisoningB. Drozdowski and M. Zajac
153-156On the formation of degradation products from the pyrolysis of tall oil fatty acids with kraft ligninH. Traitler and K. Kratzl
156-159Polyamine-koch acid amides as dispersants for two-cycle engine oilsR. J. Hartle, J. G. D. Schulz and A. Onopchenko
161-166Quaternary ammonium salts derived from jojoba oilArnon Shani and Efraim Horowitz
167-169Thermal rearrangement of sulfated tallow alkanolamidesR. G. Bistline and W. M. Linfield
A388-A438Calendar
A389-A401Fats and oils training: An AOCS survey
A403-A410World Conference on SOYA Processing and Utilization
A417Cogeneration encouraged
A417Oilseeds forecast revised upward
A417Crude oil production rises
A418New Hungarian plant to open
A418APAG to meet in September
A420AOAC seeks nitrogen conversion comments
A420“Sunflo” bows out
A422Book reviewsLloyd A. Witting and Marshall Pike
A422-A424New publications
A426-A427New products
A428-A432Profile: Rodney A. Stewart
A433Naughton assumes presidency
A433Call for papers-AOCS 1981
A434NORCAL sponsors fats and oils program
A434Film and talks fatured at symposium
A435New corporate member
A440-A442Detergents Eight-O
A442Abstracts
A443-A452Abstracts

Volume 57, Number 6 / June 1980

171-174Reactivation of partially poisoned nickel catalyst by bleaching earthB. Drozdowski and I. Goraj-Moszora
175-176Fatty acid composition of garlic (Allium sativum Linnaeus) lipidsV. S. Kamanna and N. Chandrasekhara
176-178Jojoba—Variability in oil content and composition in a collection of 1156 native plantsJ. A. Clarke and D. M. Yermanos
178-182Extraction of tallow from meat meals: I. Assays in bench scaleP. I. Alvarez G., H. A. Massaldi and J. A. Maymó
183-188New amphoteric surfactants containing a 2-hydroxyalkyl group: IV. Performance of amphoteric surfactant/soap blendsM. Takai, H. Hidaka, S. Ishikawa, M. Takada and M. Moriya
A456Calendar
A459-A460From Washington
A464-A465Industry news
A468-A472Meetings
A474International
A475-A476Book reviewsLloyd A. Witting
A477-A478New products
A479People
A480-A482Inside AOCS
A483-A484Members
A487-A490Silica content of dusts from five texas cottonseed oil millsD. F. Brown, D. Mitcham and R. J. Berni
A491-A492Rapid screening method for zearalenone in corn, wheat and sorghumCharles E. Holaday
A493-A494Industry news
A494-A496Calendar
A496Abstracts
A499-A507Abstracts
A507Index to advertisers
A508Classified advertising

Volume 57, Number 7 / July 1980

189-191Evaluation of antioxidant activity: I. application of an enzyme- Catalyzed systemAstri Rogstad and Truls Reinskou
191-193Evaluation of antioxidant activity: II. application of a heme- Catalyzed systemAstri Rogstad
194-199Microwave treatment of dehulled rapeseed to inactivate myrosinase and its effect on oil and meal qualityP. N. Maheshwari, D. W. Stanley and F. R. Van De Voort
199-201Chemical investigation of the seeds of brassica oleracea var. acephalaV. K. Kaul, A. Banerjee and S. S. Nigam
202-204Protein determination by nuclear magnetic resonanceB. A. Coles
205-208Densitometric equipment for rapid quantitation of aflatoxins on thin layer chromatograms 1J. W. Dickens, T. B. Whitaker and W. F. Mcclure
209-212Monitoring of oil composition by an automated system for esterification- GC analysisE. Bitner, T. L. Mounts and H. J. Dutton
212-215Potentialities of oilseed flours and proteins for replacing black gram components in the texture of leavened foodsN. S. Susheelamma and M. V. L. Rao
216-219Studies on the antioxidants: X. oxidation products of concomitantly used butylated hydroxyanisole and ethyl protocatechuateT. Kurechi and T. Yamaguchi
220-223Studies on the antioxidants: XI. oxidation products of concomitantly used butylated hydroxyanisole and butylated hydroxytolueneT. Kurechi and T. Kato
224-225The C16 monoenoic acid of zanthoxylum alatum seed oilF. Ahmad, I. Ahmad and S. M. Osman
227-229Long chain n- Alkyl monoaza crown ethersP.- L. Kuo, M. Miki, I. Ikeda and M. Okahara
230-237Examination of the parameters governing oily soil removal from synthetic substratesK. W. Dillan, E. D. Goddard and D. A. Mckenzie
238-241Biodegradation of long chain alkylaminesK. Yoshimura, S. Machida and F. Masuda
A512-A562Calendar
A515-517AISF/AOCS attract 1,700
A520-A524AOCS president's address
A524Membership approves amendments
A524-A525Marcuse steps down as ISF secretary general
A525-A526Governing board endorses increased AOCS programs
A5261979-80 Smalley awards presented
A527-A536World conference on SOYA processing and utilization
A527-A536World conference on SOYA processing and utilization
A538-A542From Washington
A543Industry News
A543Codex vegetable protein unit to meet
A543New corrosion investigative technique
A544Sudan eyes U.S. tallow
A544Lipid colloquium to be in Lisbon
A546-A547Fats and oils report low moisture may drop soybean yields
A548Book reviewsLloyd A. Witting
A550New publications
A552-A554New Products
A556Daniel Swern lauded . . . Henkel administrative changes
A557-A558Calls for nomination
A559-A561President’s club and honor roll
A564U.S. gives NTA go-ahead in detergents
A564-A565Detergents Eight-0 short course plans continue
A566Calendar
A566Abstracts
A569-A577Abstracts

Volume 57, Number 8 / August 1980

243-245Positional distribution of the fatty acids in the triglycerides of mango (
245-247Destruction of zearalenone in contaminated cornG. A. Bennett, O. L. Shotwell and C. W. Hesseltine
248-249Chemical studies of the oil from pistacia nuts growing wild in iranA. Daneshrad and Y. Aynehchi
250-251Colorimetric determination of sterols in vegetable oils with chloramine T and sulfuric acid reagentK. L. Ahuja and K. L. Bajaj
252-255α-Tocopherol prooxidant effect in aqueous media: Increased autoxidation rate of linoleic acidJ. Cillard, P. Cillard, M. Cormier and L. Girre
255-261Effect of experimental factors on the prooxidant behavior of α-tocopherolJ. Cillard, P. Cillard and M. Cormier
261-262Fatty acids: XX1. location of the position of the furan ring in 2,5-disubstituted furan- containing fatty acids by GLC analysis of oxidation productsM. S. F. Lie Ken Jie
263Soaps, detergents and cosmetics
264-267Detergentless water/oil microemulsions: IV. the ternary pseudo-phase diagram for and properties of the system toluene/2-propanol/waterG. Lund and S. L. Holt
582ALetters to the editorRobert G. Jensen, Randall Wood and John E. Kinsella
582ACalendar
585A-627AInternational
628AIndustry news
629AFrom Washington
630A-632ABook reviewsLloyd A. Witting, Patricia V. Johnston, Toshiro Nishida and Ching K. Chow
634ANew publications
635A-636ANew products
637A-645AMeetings
646A-650AInside AOCS
650ALocal sections
651A-652AMembers
652A-654APeople
655A-656ANitrogen analysis of whole seedsJ. F. Cavins
657AMeetings
657ACalendar
658AIndustry news
659A-663AAbstracts
663A-664AIndex to advertisers
664AClassified advertising

Volume 57, Number 9 / September 1980

668A-670ACalendar
671A-673ARussell Center focuses on sunflower oilseed research
676A-680AProfile: John Monick
681AAwards presented at Durkee
684A-685ABook reviewsLloyd A. Witting and Patricia V. Johnston
686A-687ANew products
688AUSDA tests pyridazione application to reduce linolenic acid
688AGrindsted starts U.S. plant
688AFrom Washington
689ACodex fats and oils compendium to be published
690A-694AWorld Conference on SOYA Processing and Utilization
695ANortheast section presents services award to Pelick
696ACalls for nominations
697A-700AOfficial referee chemists
701A-702APresident’s Club and Honor Roll
702ANew corporate member
705A-706AThe removal of organic substances from water with nonvolatile edible solventsR. J. Jandacek and R. L. Bohne
269-272A water slurry method of extracting aflatoxin from peanutsT. B. Whitaker, J. W. Dickens and R. J. Monroe
273-275Partial argentation resin chromatography (PARC): I. Effect of percent silver on elution and separation of methyl octadecadienoate isomersR. O. Adlof, H. Rakoff and E. A. Emken
276-278Partial argentation resin chromatography (PARC): II. Separation of saturated and Mono-, Di-, Tri- and tetraenoic fatty estersR. O. Adlof and E. A. Emken
279-282Electron microscopy of soybean lipid bodiesC. W. Bair and H. E. Snyder
282-286Triglyceride analysis with glass capillary gas chromatographyK. Grob, H. P. Neukom and R. Battaglia
286-293The determination of cocoa butter equivalents in chocolateF. B. Padley and R. E. Timms
293-298Selective hydrogenation with copper catalysts: V. Kinetics and mechanism at high pressureS. Koritala
299-302A conversion factor to determine phospholipid content in soybean and sunflower crude oilsG. W. Chapman
302-306Utilization of membrane-produced oilseed isolates in soft-serve frozen dessertsJ. T. Lawhon, N. H. Golightly and E. W. Lusas
307-310The HPLC separation and quantitation of lecithin in chocolateW. J. Hurst and R. A. Martin
310-313The properties of
313-316Detection of reesterified oils: Determination of fatty acids at position-2 in the glycerides of oilsD. Gegiou and M. Georgouli
318-321Effect of alkyl-2-pyrrolidone-5-carboxylate as an additive on emulsion stabilityH. Shimada, K. Yamazaki, M. Ueno and K. Meguro
707AInterox opens new plant
707AEthyl corporation expanding facilities
707ASCC call for papers
707A-708AAbstracts
708ACalendar
711A-714AAbstractsJ. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.

Volume 57, Number 10 / October 1980

718A-781ACalendar
721A-752AWorld Conference on Soya Processing and Utilization
742A-745ADevelopment of a new soybean variety for human consumptionN. M. S. Banafunzi and A. Mena
754A-755AWill there be enough soybeans?
758ACzechoslovakian fats and oil papers
759AFinal fats, oils census report available
759A-760A450 attend sunflower conference
762ANortheast symposium December 9 on “Obesity and Dietary Fat”
765ACalls for nominations
766A-768ACorporate members
768APresidentś club and honor roll
770A-774AProfile: Lloyd M. Smith
776A-778ABook reviewsLloyd A. Witting, T. R. Peck and R. H. Beck
778ALatest in
779A-780ANew products
784ACalendar
784A200 registrants at Detergents Eight-O
784AFDA require warning on bubble bath products
785A-798AAbstractsJ. C. Harris, M. A. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.
323-325Quality of sunflower oil bleached during deodorizationB. Ostrić-Matijasević, J. Turkulov and D. Karlović
326-330Antioxidant for fats and oils from canary seed: Sterol and triterpene alcohol esters of caffeic acidT. Takagi and T. Iida
331-334Argentation high performance liquid chromatography of methyl estersC. R. Scholfield
335-339n
339-342The effect of soybean moisture during storage on the lipid composition of extracted crude oilG. W. Chapman and J. A. Robertson
343-349Hydrogenation of dienes with cationic rhodium complexesP. Van Der Plank, A. Van Der Ent, A. L. Onderdelinden and H. J. Van Oosten
349-354Hydrogenation of methyl sorbate and soybean esters with polymer-bound metal catalystsE. N. Frankel, J. P. Friedrich, T. R. Bessler, W. F. Kwolek and N. L. Holy
354-359Effect of amino acids on the autoxidation of safflower oil in emulsionsT. Riisom, R. J. Sims and J. A. Fioriti
359-361Determination of phosphorus in oils using oxygen bomb ashingW. K. Yuen and P. C. Kelly
361-362Rapid instrumental technique for the analysis of volatiles in salad dressingM. G. Legendre, H. P. Dupuy, E. T. Rayner and W. H. Schuller
363-364Simmons-Smith reaction of allylic hydroxylated long chain α, β-unsaturated estersM. S. Ahmad and S. M. Osman
364-366Detection of goat body fat in ghee by differential thermal analysis1P. Lambelet, O. P. Singhal and N. C. Ganguli
368-372Soap-based detergent formulations: XXVI. Hard water detergency of soap-lime soap dispersant combinations with builders and inorganic salts1W. R. Noble and W. M. Linfield

Volume 57, Number 11 / November 1980

373-376A comparison of the lipids of triticale, wheat and rye grown under similar ecological conditionsH. J. Zeringue and R. O. Feuge
376-379Quality of oil from acid delintered cottonseedS. P. Clark
380Variation in protein and oil content of whole rapeseed exported from CanadaJ. K. Daun and J. Biely
382-387New amphoteric surfactant containing a 2-hydroxyalkyl group: III. Performance of binary systems of amphoteric/anionic surfactantsM. Takai, H. Hidaka, S. Ishikawa, M. Takada and M. Moriya
388-391The determination of optical brighteners in laundry detergents by reverse phase and ion pair high performance liquid chromatographyB. P. McPherson and N. Omelczenko
A805-A819Vegetable oil as diesel fuel?
A820-A829Robert Ackman: 1980 Kaufmann memorial lecturer
A833From Washington
A834-A835Extraction with supercritical gases in Germany
A836-A837Book reviewsE. G. Perkins
A841-A842President’s club and honor roll
A843New orleans abstract deadline: December 1
A845-A847Sunflower oil processing from crude to salad oilFrank E. Sullivan
A848-A850Winterization of oils and fatsPushpinder S. Puri
A850-A854Hydrogenation of oils and fatsPushpinder S. Puri
A854-A858Computer control in the extraction and edible oil industriesN. H. Witte
A859-A861Soaps and detergents and the environmentA. Taylor
A862Broder and jay to address SDA
A864Calendar
A864Abstracts
A867-A880AbstractsJ. C. Harris, M. A. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.

Volume 57, Number 12 / December 1980

393-397Membrane lipid peroxidation and its preventionJames F. Mead
398-402Thermal oxidation of phospholipids 1,2-dipalmitoyl-sn-glycerol-3-phosphoethanolamineN. E. Jewell and W. W. Nawar
402-404Evaluation of hydrogenation catalyst activityY. El-Shattory, L. deMan and J. M. deMan
405-408A preconcentration and subsequent gas liquid chromatographic analysis method for trace volatilesJ. A. Singleton and H. E. Pattee
409-413The autoxidation of linoleates at elevated temperaturesS. K. Henderson, A. Witchwoot and W. W. Nawar
414-416Development and characterization of an improved silicic acid-KOH arrestant column for routine quantitative isolation of free fatty acidsA. H. Woo and R. C. Lindsay
417-421The determination of vitamin d in margarine by high performance liquid chromatographyP. J. van Niekerk and S. C. C. Smit
421-422Betula platyphylla var.japonica Seed Oil: A rich source of linoleic acidShogo Ihara and Tatsuo Tanaka
422-424A rapid method for analysis of refined vegetable oils for TBHQ by gas chromatographyRichard E. Austin and David M. Wyatt
426-429The stain removal index (SRI): A new reflectometer method for measuring and reporting stain removal effectivenessO. W. Neiditch, K. L. Mills and G. Gladstone
430-434Synthesis of EDTA-monoalkyl ester chelates and evaluation of the surface active propertiesToshio Takeshita, Izumi Wakebe and Shigeru Maeda
A884Calendar
A887-A888Viewpoint
A889-A901Canadian fatty acid report released
A901From Washington
A902Canadian fats and oils report
A903-A904Book review
A907-A910New Products
A912New Orleans program nears completion
A914Profile: James F. Mead
A918President’s club and honor roll
A921Besemer to head Southwest Section
A922Discover discovers Yermanos
A926-A928Wastewater Treatment for Edible Oil RefineriesWende Un C. Seng
A929-A930Lever dedicates new plant
A932Calendar
A932Detergents eight-0 session
A933Abstracts
A935-A936AbstractsS. Koritala, J. C. Harris, M. A. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and G. List, et al.

Volume 58, Number 1 / January 1981

1-5Glyceride analysis of palm oil after solvent fractionationB. K. Tan, R. J. Hamilton and K. G. Berger
6-12Frying performance of palm oil liquid fractionsU. Bracco, A. Dieffenbacher and L. Kolarovic
13-16Reliability of fatty acid values purporting to represent composition of oil from different species of fishM. E. Stansby
17-20Hydrogenation of Carboxylic Acids and Synergistic CatalystsBhupendra C. Trivedi, Dace Grote and Thomas O. Mason
20-23Fatty acid esters from betulinolV. Erä, P. Jääskeläinen and K. Ukkonen
23-27Correlation of gas liquid chromatographie volatiles with flavor intensity scores of stored sunflower oilsW. H. Morrison, B. G. Lyon and J. A. Robertson
27-29Distribution of aflatoxin-containing cottonseed within intact locksL. S. Lee and T. E. Russell
30-31Amino and fatty acid composition of
31-37Biological evaluation of hydrogenated rapeseed oilG. A. Nolew
38-41Potentiometric titration of cyclopropene estersH. J. Zeringue and R. O. Feuge
41-48Alteration of long chain fatty acids of herring oil during hydrogenation on nickel catalystJ. -L. Sebedio, M. F. Langman, C. A. Eaton and R. G. Ackman
49-53High performance reversed-phase chromatography of natural triglyceride mixturesA. H. El-Hamdy and E. G. Perkins
54-58Catalytic hydrogenation of soybean oil with Rh(l) dihydride complexes as catalystsC. Andersson and R. Larsson
59-63Branched fatty acids from the caustic oxidation of isotridecyl oxo bottomsN. E. Lawson and M. J. C. Harding
63-70High resolution glass capillary columns with chemically bonded stationary phases: application to the gas chromatographic analysis of sterols and steroids in biological extractsC. Madani and E. M. Chambaz
72-77Rapid analysis of ionic and nonionic surfactant homologs by high performance liquid chromatographyK. Nakamura, Y. Morikawa and I. Matsumoto
77-80Surface active properties of a biosurfactant from
81-85The influence of zeolite type A on metal concentrations in water and waste waterL. A. Obeng, M. J. T. Carrondo, R. Perry and J. N. Lester
4ACalendar
7A-21AMeetings
22A-29AFrom Washington
30A-33AInternational
34AIndustry News
35A-36APeople
37A-38AViewpoint
39A-41APublications
42A-44ANew Products
45A-46AMembers
47A-48AInside AOCS
49A-51AMedium chain length fatty acid esters and their medical and nutritional applicationsVigen K. Babayan
51A-54AChemical and physical effects of processing fats and oilsT. L. Mounts
55A-58AThe Impact of Government on the Detergent Industry in the 1980sT. E. Brenner
58A-65ABiodegradation of nonionic ethoxylatesL. Kravetz
66A-68AThe safety of household productsA. H. Gilbert
68A-71ASurfactant raw material outlook for the eightiesJ. S. Bindo and G. D. Smith
72A-75AConstraints on the disposal of detergent manufacturing wasteR. H. Wendt
76ACalendar
76AIndustry News
76AAbstracts
77A-84AAbstractsF. A. Kummerow, J. C. Harris, M. G. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and G. List, et al.

Volume 58, Number 2 / February 1981

87-88Industrial hydrogenation of rapeseed oil with nickel catalystIqbal Ahmad and Amjad Ali
89-91Chlorinated pesticide residues in meat and fat from animals raised in iranS. E. Hashemy-Tonkabony, A. Afshar, K. Ghazisaidi, F. Assadi-Langaroodi and M. Messchi, et al.
92-95Functions and requirements of fats and emulsifiers in prepared cake mixesK. A. Painter
96-98Fractionation of rapeseed meal into hour and hull componentsF. Sosulski and R. Zadernowski
99-101Partial argentation resin chromatography (PARC): III. the effects of sodium ion incorporation and solvent on the separation of mixtures of fatty acids, of fatty esters, and of triglyceridesR. O. Adlof and E. A. Emken
102-105Computation of nickel catalyst activity in the hydrogenation of triacylglycerol oilsV. Koman, J. Sahajova′-Hojerova′ and M. Csicsayova′
106-110GC/MS analysis of some long chain esters, ketones and propanediol diestersM. Vajdi, W. W. Nawar and C. Merritt
110-114Cocoa butter substitutes from mango fatB. P. Baliga and A. D. Shitole
114-119Associative structures of polyglycerol esters in food emulsionsW. Hemker
A88-A146Calendar
A90The lupine: an underexploited plantH. K. Mangold
A91Fats and Oils in The People’s Republic of China
A91-A92The technical developments of the oil solvent extraction industry in ChinaGuo Xiang Au
A93-A96A new method of detoxification of cottonseed by means of mixed solvent extractionFu-Kuang Liu, S. Y. Jou and L. Y. Jung
A96-A100Soybean protein food in ChinaChu Yung-Shung
A100-A104A review of the detergent industry in ChinaHong-Xin Tang
A105-A122AOCS 72nd annual meeting
A131-A137Inside AOCS
A138-A139Local Sections
A140-A141Members
A141Publications
A142-A143New products
A144Peanut acreage quota to be increase
A144Soybean cost $5.28 a bushel to grow in 1980 to be increase
A144New procedure used to approve pesticide
A144EPA takes ammonia off candidate list
A144Upland cotton set through Feb. 25
A145Brobst retires
A145NAMM names Stanley chairman
A145Alcohol-diesel work at NRRC
A145Brief
A145International
A148-A150Cell-wall architecture of peanut (
A153Calender
A153Industry news
A155Detergents eight-O
A155-A161Current future fat-based raw materials for soap manufactureNorman O. V. Sonntag
A162-A165Minor additives in heavy-duty laundry detergentsO. W. Neiditch
A165-A170Detergent enzymes: Developments during the last decadeC. A. Starace
A170-A173Detergent buildersGeorge C. Schweiker
A173-A177Update on surfactants: What do we have to work with?B. R. Bluestein, R. D. Cowell and M. L. Mausner
A179-A184Abstracts

Volume 58, Number 3 / March 1981

121-122A sense of urgencyA. Mercure
123Soya, the world’s miracleFrank Ray
124Acknowledgment
125-127Expanding the genetic potential of the soybeanL. H. Camacho
128-130Improving the field production environment for soybeansA. Lam-Sánchez
130-135Soybean pest managementK. L. Athow
135-139Improving the quality of the soybeanK. J. Smith
140-142Increasing the supply of soybeansW. N. Thompson
143Germplasm availabilityEdgar E. Hartwig
143-147A new soybean for human consumption in the tropicsN. M. S. Banafunzi, A. Mena B., I. Rangel D., A. A. Mastache L. and M. L. Molina M., et al.
148Production—Summary of discussionK. J. Smith
149-151The Mexican oil and protein meal industryAlberto Gonzales-Uriarte
151-153The soybean marketing systemsK. L. Bader
154-156Handling, transport and preparation of soybeansW. M. Barger
157-159Extraction of oil from soybeansA. Garcia Serrato
159-166Degumming, refining and bleaching soybean oilL. H. Wiedermann
166-169HydrogenationR. R. Allen
169-174Practical aspects of hydrogenation and soybean salad oil manufactureR. C. Hastert
175-184Deodorization and finished oil handlingArnold M. Gavin
185-187Formulation of products from soybean oilE. G. Latondress
188-191Processing and utilization of by-products from soy oil processingJ. B. Woerfel
192-194Germination of soybeans and its modifying effects on the quality of full-fat soy flourF. Suberbie, D. Mendizábal and C. Mendizábal
194-196The art of soybean meal and hull grindingG. R. Thomas
197-198Solvent safetyL. W. Shoemaker
199-200New concepts of bleaching of soy oilErnest H. Goebel
201-203Practical features in soybean oil hydrogenationI. Garibaym
203-205De smet process for physical refining of soybean oilG. L. Posschelle
206-208Chilling and crystallization of shortenings and margarinesB. A. Greenwell
208Session IIAG. C. Mustakas
208-209Session IIBH. J. Dutton
210-215Methods for analysis of processed soya oilG. Frankl
215-227Analysis of processed soy oil by gas chromatographyR. P. D’Alonzo, W. J. Kozarek and H. W. Wharton
227-231Techniques for flavor and odor evaluation of soy oilH. W. Jackson
232-234Codex alimentarius commissionR. J. Hlavacek
234-236History of the development of soy oil for edible usesH. J. Dutton
237-239Importance of glyceride structure to product formulationA. E. Thomas
239-247Effects of processing on quality of soybean oilR. T. Sleeter
247-249Soybean oil in Brazil and Latin America: Uses, characteristics and legislationW. Pregnolatto
249-255Relative nutritional value of various dietary fats and oilsL. Masson
255-259Vegetable oils: Effects of processing, storage and use on nutritional valuesR. E. Landers and D. M. Rathmann
260-269Nutritional effects of hydrogenated soya oilT. H. Applewhite
270-272Metals in soybean oilF. J. Flider and F. T. Orthoefer
272-274Measurements of frying fat deterioration: A brief reviewC. W. Fritsch
275-278Antioxidants in soya oilD. F. Buck
278-283Metabolic aspects of positional monounsaturated fatty acids isomersE. A. Emken
283-287Nutritional consequences of processing soybean oilJ. Edward Hunter
287-291Studies on lipid responses to interesterified soya oil-butterfat mixture in hypercholesterolemic rats and human subjectsS. Mukherjee and S. Sengupta
292Session III AJ. M. Aguilera
292-293Session III BH. J. Dutton
294-300Soybean meal processing and quality controlK. N. Wright
300-305Critical processing factors in desolventizing-toasting soybean meal for feedG. C. Mustakas, K. J. Moulton, E. C. Baker and W. F. Kwolek
306-309Fat levels in layer feedsB. L. Reid
309-313Energy levels for broilersP. W. Waldroup
313-320Soybean meal in calf milk replacersG. Barr
321-324Color, trypsin inhibitor and urease activity as it affects growth of broilersJ. L. McNaughton
325-328The use of multi-blending as a technique for managing ingredient purchasing for feed manufacturersR. Bussman
329-330Soya meal—Summary of discussionK. J. Smith
331-333Processing for production of edible soya flourE. D. Milligan, J. H. Amlie, J. Reyes, A. Garcia and B. Meyer
333-335Process and product characteristics for soya concentrates and isolatesJ. A. Ohren
336-338Processing and product characteristics for textured soy flours, concentrates and isolatesM. F. Campbell
338-340Economics of soya protein products and outlookA. J. Langsdorf
341-343Soya products in meat, poultry and seafoodD. H. Waggle, C. D. Decker and C. W. Kolar
343-346Soya protein products in cereal grain foodsD. K. Dubois and W. J. Hoover
346-354Soy proteins for foods centering around soy sauce and tofuD. Fukushima
355-362Soya protein products for institutional feeding systemsL. Pereira and S. D. S. de Campos
362-366Direct consumption of the soybeanJ. L. Camacho, H. Bourges R., J. Morales and N. Banafunzi
366-370Soybean products for feeding infants, children and adults under nutritional stressJ. E. Dutra de Oliveira and J. E. dos Santos
371-372Composition and nutritive value of green soybeans of the BM2 varietyH. Bourges, J. L. Camacho and N. Banafunzi
373-374Introduction of soybeans in the diet of the people from guerreroR. N. Gutierrez
374-376Utilization of soya protein in highly nutritious low-cost products in MexicoJ. Morales, H. Bourges and J. L. Camacho
377-384Soy protein ingredients prepared by new processes—Aqueous processing and industrial membrane isolationJ. T. Lawhon, K. C. Rhee and E. W. Lusas
385-387CIATECH: A summary of its work using soya to produce nutritional food at low costA. C. Griensen
388Session V AJ. M. Aguilera
388Session V BG. C. Mustakas
389-392World need for proteinN. S. Scrimshaw
392-400The role of soybeans in food systemsR. Bressani
400-406Nutritional role of soya protein for humansB. Torún, F. E. Viteri and V. R. Young
406-415Factors affecting the nutritional quality of soya productsI. E. Liener
416-419Soya protein and athersclerosisK. K. Carroll
419-429Nutritional qualities of soya protein as affected by processingF. R. Del Valle
429-431Considerations in development of regulations for new protein sourcesJ. E. Vanderveen
431-433Regulatory approach of industrialized countries to accommodate use of soy proteinR. L. Cooper
433-438Restrictions on using soya proteins in foods in Latin America and the worldT. S. de Buckle
439-440Status on development of codex alimentarius standards for vegetable proteinsN. W. Tape
441-443Utilization and quality standards of vegetable proteins for foods in JapanH. Kanda
443-446What’s holding up the introduction of soya into the human diet in Latin America?G. K. Harrison
447-448Difficulties arising from legal definitions of nutrition—Uncertainty and riskM. J. Myers and D. Rosenfield
448-451Consideration of regulations of baby foods containing soybeans in VenezuelaJ. F. Chavez
452-455Uses of soy protein in mixed protein systems to meet nutritional needsD. T. Hopkins and F. H. Steinke
455-460Requirements for foods containing soy protein in the food for peace programG. N. Bookwalter
460-464Soybeans and soy products in the feeding of childrenB. Torún
464-467Soy protein in feeding the elderlyD. A. Cook
467-473Progress and future needs for research in soya protein utilization and nutritionW. J. Wolf
473-474Labeling and compliance assurance of soya protein foodsD. D. Hagg
475-483Effectiveness of methods for evaluating the nutritional quality of soybean proteinC. E. Bodwell and N. L. Marable
483-485Determination of soya protein in processed foodsA. C. Eldridge
485-488Quality assurance and control of food products containing soya protein ingredientsE. W. Lusas
489-493Effects of soya protein on mineral AvailabilityJ. W. Erdman
493-495Phytic acid in soybeansG. Jaffe
495-501Significance of soya trypsin inhibitors in nutritionJ. J. Rackis
501-503Lysinoalanine: Production, significance and control in preparation and use of soya and other food proteinsB. J. Struthers
503-509Flatulence caused by soya and its control through processingJ. J. Rackis
510-511Predigested soybeansJ. L. Hernandez, J. Adris, E. F. de Rank, R. Farias and N. Samman
511-514Nutrition aspects of fiber in soya productsJ. W. Erdman and K. E. Weingartner
514-520Review of earlier soya-protein-fortified foods to relieve malnutrition in less developed countriesJ. M. Aguilera and E. W. Lusas
520-521Soya fortification of tortilla and pinole in chihuahuaC. A. Griensen
521-522Soy milk developments in latin AmericaR. H. Moretti
522-526Soybeans as an extender of common beansV. C. Sgarbieri, R. Garruti and E. C. Guzman
527-528Session VI A—Regulations and factors limiting soya protein use in foodsG. N. Bookwalter
528-529Session VI B—Meeting nutritional objectives with soya proteinsG. N. Bookwalter
529-530Session VI C—Labeling and compliance assurance of soya protein foodsG. N. Bookwalter
530Session VI DJ. J. Rackis
531Session VI EJ. M. Aguilera
531-532Session VI FG. C. Mustakas
533-534The role of hydrolyzed vegetable proteins in iron fortification food programsA. J. Pontecorvo
534-535Continuous deodorizationAngel Abrego Lopez and Mario Flores Martínez
535-538Replacement of egg and milk with soya protein in pastaS. Bešlagić
538-539Particular design aspects of very large extractorsK. Weber
201AIntroduction to this world conference proceedings issue of JAOCS
209AParticipating organizations
210AAdvisory committee
210AExecutive committee
214A-215AExhibitors
219A-240AConference delegates

Volume 58, Number 4 / April 1981

250ALetters to the editor
253AMeetings
264AAOCS conference on dietary fats and health
268APeople
274A-276ANew products
277A-278APublicationsJohn A. Milner, M. J. Schick and Lloyd A. Witting
281ANew books fromAOCS
282A-283AFrom Washington
284AIndustry news
284A-285AInternational
286A-288AViewpoint
289A-290AInside AOCS
291A-293AMembers
294A-295ACalendar
296A-345AFreature
347A-355AAre theoretical surface chemistry measurements really practical?J. A. Wingrave and T. P. Matson
356A-362AHeavy-duty laundry detergentsD. C. Galante and K. W. Dillan
362A-366ALiquid light-duty detergentsW. Chirash
366A-370AFormulation of household automatic dishwasher detergentsR. J. Fuchs
371A-372AHard surface cleanersJ. J. Lichorat
373AMeetings
373AIndustry News
373ACalendar
375AAbstractsF. A. Kummerow, J. C. Harris, M. A. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and G. List, et al.
541-543The preparation of soy products with different levels of native phytate for zinc bioavailability studiesE. C. Baker, G. C. Mustakas, J. W. Erdman and L. T. Black
544-545Analysis of the seeds ofVentilago calyculata Tul.G. S. Grover and J. T. Rao
545-550Triterpene alcohols and sterols of Spanish olive oilT. Itoh, K. Yoshida, T. Yatsu, T. Tamura and T. Matsumoto, et al.
550-552Quantitative isolation of lipids of partially defatted and whole peanuts by a dry column methodM. Adnan, C. J. Argoudelis, J. Tobias, W. N. Marmer and R. J. Maxwell
553-556Selective conjugation of soybean esters to increase hydrogenation selectivityS. Koritala and E. N. Frankel
557-560Cr(CO)3-complexed, silica-bonded polyphenylsiloxane as a stereoselective catalyst for hydrogenation of sorbate and soybean methyl estersR. A. Awl and E. N. Frankel
561-564Composition of polar lipids in rapeseedF. Sosulski, R. Zadernowski and K. Babuchowski
566-573Effect of salt and aging on aqueous surfactant formulations for tertiary oil recovery: A correlation of physical properties with microstructure using spin-labelsS. Vijayan, C. Ramachandran and D. O. Shah

Volume 58, Number 5 / May 1981

A393-A4021,000 expected in New Orleans
A404AOCS Conference on Dietary fats and health
A409-A412Rutgers hosts chinese scientists
A413Three processing plants to be built by H.L.S.
A413Norda complex opens in Mexico
A413Fats and oils instrumentation sales
A413Nestle supports soy foods
A413Coconut conspiracy charged
A413Bran and Lubbe announces expansion
A415Hexane suspected in Louisville explosion
A415AOAC nitrogen committee reports
A419ISO to compare methods with IUPAC
A423Soybean oil yield report down slightly
A423Sunflower supplies fall by one-fourth
A423Cottonseed exports expected to double
A423Peanut production expected to rise
A423Flaxseed supplies may preclude exports
A424USDA extends comment period for peanuts
A424Dynapol seeks approval for antioxidant
A424Fungicide approved
A424Tolerance set for ethylene dibromide
A426-A428Hans kaunitz receives bailey award
A428NORCAL elects Jerry Love
A430Book reviewsPatricia V. Johnston and Frances O. Van Duyne
A432New publications
A438-A442New Products
A444-A446President's club and honor roll
A446-A448New members
A448Calendar
A453Proceedings of the Detergents Eight-0 Short Course—Session 4: How Do We Make a Successful Consumer Product?
A453-A455SyneticsAlan Kessler
A455-A461Gearing surfactants for use in consumer productsR. P. Cellura
A461-A463A consumer product: How to move from lab to shelf to homeS. Sung
A464-A466Selection of optimized packaging materialsN. McHugh
A468AOCS National Meeting
A468Industry news
A468IFSCC Conference on Skin Care
A469-A478AbstractsJ. C. Harris, M. A. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.
575-578Evaluation of peanut and cottonseed oils for deep fryingL. M. Du Plessis, P. Van Twisk, P. J. van Niekerk and M. Steyn
578-583Effect of enzyme inactivation on the extracted soybean meal and oilR. D. Rice, L. S. Wei, M. P. Steinberg and A. I. Nelson
583-586Two soybean genotypes lacking lipoxygenase-1D. F. Hildebrand and T. Hymowitz
587-590Radicals generated in autoxidized methyl linoleate by light irradiationT. Chiba, K. Fujimoto, T. Kaneda, S. Kubota and Y. Ikegami
590-594Analysis of lipid classes and lipofuscin substances by high performance liquid chromatographyF. C. Phillips and O. S. Privett
594-598Fatty acids and sterols in oils from canola screeningsR. G. Ackman and J-L. Sebedio
599-601Comparison of methylene chloride and chloroform for the extraction of fats from food productsI. S. Chen, C. S. J. Shen and A. J. Sheppard
602-607Model experiments about the formation of volatile carbonyl compoundsP. Schieberle and W. Grosch
608-612Conversion of visual to instrumental measurement of yellownessR. S. Hunter
613-617A new method for glyceride composition determination by colorimetryJ. Dasgupta, D. Bhattacharyya, M. M. Chakrabarty and S. Adhikari
618-621Determination of solid fat index of fats and oils using the anton paar density meterB. L. Mills and F. R. van de Voort
622-626Antioxidant activity of amino acids bound to trolox-CM. J. Taylor, T. Richardson and R. D. Jasensky
626-629Hexane losses in solvent extracted soya meal: Measurement by gas chromatography and brief evaluationR. J. R. House, A. O. Harcombe and R. G. Guinness
630-631Characteristics and composition of libyan olive oilM. S. Rana and A. A. Ahmed
632-635Thermal interaction of linoleic acid and its esters with valineS. K. Henderson and W. W. Nawar
635-638A gas chromatographic method for the assessment of used frying oils: Comparison with other methodsA. J. Paradis and W. W. Nawar
638-642High performance liquid chromatography of triglycerides: Controlling selectivity with reverse phase columnsR. D. Plattner
644-649Enzymes for low temperature washingM. H. Nielsen, S. J. Jepsen and H. Outtrup
650-655Determination of molar mass distribution of alkyl polyethylene glycol ethersL. Farkas, J. Morgós, P. Sallay, I. Rusznák and B. Bartha, et al.

Volume 58, Number 6 / June 1981

A482Calendar
A485Inside AOCS
A486Meetings
A496-A498Industry News
A502People
A502International
A504-A505From Washington
A506-A510Book reviewsE. G. Perkins, Robert G. Jensen and Loyd A. Witting
A514-A515New Products
A516-A517Members
A520Calendar
A520Abstracts
A521-A536AbstractsJ. C. Harris, M. A. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.
657-661Nickel-catalyzed hydrogenation of soybean oil: I. Kinetic, equilibrium and mass transfer determinationsAlfred A. Susu and A. F. Ogunye
662-663Gas chromatographic equivalent chain lengths of fatty acid methyl esters on a silar 10C glass capillary columnC. R. Scholfield
664-672Physicochemical characterization of galactosyldiglycerides and their quantitation in wheat flour lipids by high performance liquid chromatographyT. N. Tweeten, D. L. Wetzel and O. K. Chung
673-674Ricinoleic acid in
675-680Investigations on the conditions for hydrogenation of fatty oils with polymer anchored pd-phosphine complexesC. Andersson and R. Larsson
680-682Flavor perceptibility of straight chain, unsaturated aldehydes as a function of double-bond position and geometryP. W. Meijboom and G. A. Jongenotter
682-686Rapeseed meal in animal nutrition: II. Nonruminant animalsD. R. Clandinin and A. R. Robblee
686-690Production and use of natural antioxidantsU. Bracco, J. Löliger and J. -L. Viret
690-692Absence of the cotton dust/bract antigen in house dust, clean cotton fibers and cottonseed hulls and proteinsA. A. Sekul and R. L. Ory
692-694Separation of methyl malvalate from methyl sterculateN. E. Pawlowski, P. M. Loveland and R. O. Sinnhuber
694-697Detection of adulteration of olive oil with seed oils by a combination of column and gas liquid chromatographyV. M. Kapoulas and S. Passaloglou-Emmanouilidou
698-701Effect of planting date on sunflower seed oil content, fatty acid composition and yield in FloridaJ. A. Robertson and V. E. Green
701-702Selective hydrogenation of soybean oil: XI. Trialkyl silane-activated copper catalystsS. Koritala
703-704Detection of palm oil in vanaspati by thin layer chromatographyP. Sengupta, S. Sil and J. N. Chattarjea
705-706Fatty acids: XXIII. A rapid method for the preparation of C18 furanoid fatty ester involving dry-column chromatographyM. S. F. Lie Ken Jie, H. W. M. Chan, J. S. M. Wai and S. Sinha
706-710Heterogeneity within commercial contract analysis samples of shea-nut kernelsS. J. Kershaw and E. Hardwick
710-713TLC-FID assessment of lipid oxidation as applied to fish lipids rich in triglyceridesJukka K. Kaitaranta and Paul J. Ke
714-715Chemical examination ofClitoria ternatea seedsS. S. Joshi, R. K. Shrivastava and D. K. Shrivastava
716-717Fatty acid composition and organoleptic quality of four clones of durian (
718-722Improved procedure for titrating cyclopropene esters with hydrogen bromideR. O. Feuge, L. P. Codifer and H. J. Zeringue
722-728Chemical studies on corn embryos infected by various fungiR. S. Farag, A. M. Youssef, K. A. Sabet, M. M. Fahim and F. A. Khalil
729-731Extraction and diffusion of corn germ and corn germ press product by a new systemE. Gulbaran and S. H. Gulbaran
731-732The occurrence of dihydromalvalic acid in some seed oilsJ. R. Vickery
734-737Problems in understanding the interaction of surfactant, oil and waterR. C. Little
738-743Making homogeneous and fine droplet O/W emulsions using nonionic surfactantsHiromichi Sagitani
743-745Hydrotropic action of a diacidJ. M. Cox and S. E. Friberg
746-753Effect of salt on the structure and properties of sonicated emulsions stabilized by a tertiary oil recovery formulationS. Vijayan, C. Ramachandran and D. O. Shah
754-756Quaternization of imidazoline: Unequivocal structure proofB. C. Trivedi, A. J. Digioia and P. J. Menardi
757-760Synthesis and properties of amphoteric surfactantsS. M. Gawish, A. A. B. Hazzaa, Sh. Zourab and B. El-Din Gebril

Volume 58, Number 7 / July 1981

A540-A541Calendar
A543-A617Meetings
A618-A620People
A623Industry news
A624-A627International
A628From Washington
A629-A631Book reviewsLloyd A. Witting
A632-A633New products
A634-A635Members
A638Calendar
A638Meetings
A639-A647AbstractsJ. C. Harris, M. A. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.
A648Classified advertising
A761-A765Lupin protein concentrates by extraction with aqueous alcoholsF. M. Blaicher, R. Nolte and K. D. Mukherjee
A765-A768The lipids of various fungi grown on an artificial mediumR. S. Farag, A. M. Youssef, F. A. Khalil and R. A. Taha
A768-A772Estimation of solid-liquid ratios in bulk fats and emulsions by pulsed nuclear magnetic resonanceM. A. J. S. van Boekel
A773-A775Determination of TBA number by high performance liquid chromatographyY. Kakuda, D. W. Stanley and F. R. van de Voort
A776-A778Comparison of the direct and indirect wide-line nuclear magnetic resonance methods for determining solid fat contentB. L. Mills and F. R. van de Voort
A779-A784Analysis of thermally abused soybean oils for cyclic monomersJ. B. Meltzer, E. N. Frankel, T. R. Bessler and E. G. Perkins
A785-A788Studies of chemical methods for assessing oxidative quality and storage stability of feeding oilsS. S. O. Hung and S. J. Slinger
A789-A792Alteration of phenolic antioxidants in heated vegetable oilF. S. Lin, C. R. Warner and T. Fazio
A792-A794Flavor and oxidative stability of hydrogenated and unhydrogenated soybean oil: Effect of tertiary butyl hydroquinoneT. L. Mounts, K. Warner and G. R. List
A795ErrataD. F. Hildebrand and T. Hymowitz
A798-A799A motor oil soil for detergency testingK. L. Matheson and G. D. Smith
A800-A803Properties of aqueous solution of a fluorocarbon surfactant and a nonionic surfactant, and their mixturesT. Suzuki, M. Ueno and K. Meguro

Volume 58, Number 8 / August 1981

805-810Review of rapeseed meal in animal nutrition: Ruminant animalsS. Thomke
811-815Interaction of fat- containing food with plastics packagingC. G. vom Bruck, K. Figge and F. Rudolph
816-818Modeling of reaction rate constants and selectivities in soybean oil hydrogenationA. H. Chen, D. D. Mclntire and R. R. Allen
819-822Oil and protein analysis of whole rapeseed kernels by near infrared reflectance spectroscopyR. Tkachuk
823-825Gas chromatographie separation of cis and trans isomers of long chain aminesL. D. Metcalfe and C. N. Wang
826-829The DSC thermal analysis of crystallization behavior in high erucic acid rapeseed oilK. Kawamura
830-837The function of phospholipids of soybean lecithin in emulsionsL. Rydhag and I. Wilton
838-839Changes in fatty acids during maturation of Coriandrum sativum seedsG. Lakshminarayana1, K. V. S. A. Rao, K. Sita Devi and T. N. B. Kaimal
840-841Permanganate oxidation of oleic acid using emulsion technologyImissim Garti and Eitan Avni
655A-674AIASC’s randag steps down
675AMcDonald to head NCPA
676APesticide, herbicide actions by EPA… Change in peanut Grades with-drawn
677A-678AReviews: Solid supports in gas chromatography... Current topics in tutrittion and disease: Nutrition for the elderly... New puplica-tions
679A-683ANew Products
683A-684ARegistration and housing forms for Conferences on Dietary Fats and Health,Dec. 6-11,1981
687A-689ACall for nominations-Award in Lipid chemistry... Official Referee Chemists
691A-695APresident’s club and honor roll … New members
698AArno Cahn heads new AOCS panel Two zeolite Plants announced
698ATwo zeolite plants announced
698ACalendar
698AAbstracts
701A-716AAbstracts

Volume 58, Number 9 / September 1981

843-845Spectrophotometric studies of cheuri (
845-850Functionalization at the double bond region of jojoba oil: I. bromine derivativesArnon Shani
850-851Calcium-phytate complex formation studiesW. J. Evans and A. G. Pierce
852-857Sampling diced almonds for aflatoxinJ. E. Schade, A. D. King, B. E. Mackey, W. U. Halbrook and G. Fuller
857-865Recent advances in the analysis of glucosinolatesO. Olsen and H. Sørensen
866-867High-linoleic oils from five species of japanese plantsMasayoshi Kato and Tatsuo Tanaka
867-872High Performance reversed phase chromatography of Natural triglyceride mixtures: Critical pair separationA. H. EL- Hamdy and E. G. Perkins
873-875Computation of conversion factors to determine the phospholipid content in peanut oilsJ. A. Singleton and H. E. Pattee
875ErratumS. J. Kershaw and E. Hardwick
878-883Polyglycerol esters: Optimization and techno-economic evaluationN. Garti, A. Aserin and B. Zaidman
A720-A721Calendar
A723-A728Feature
A733-A735International
A736From Washington
A738-A742Publications
A743-A745New products
A746-A747Dietary fats and health technical topics announced
A753Calls for nominations
A754-A756President’s club and honor roll
A757-A772AbstractsF. A. Kummerow

Volume 58, Number 10 / October 1981

776ALetter to the editorThomas J. Jacks
776ACalendar
779A-780ASoy forecast: More markets, more competition
782A-783ASouth Africa encouraging groundnut production
784A-785ALipid research clinics continue analysis
788A-794AAOCS conference on dietary fats and health
796A-799ABook reviews
800A-803ANew products
804A-806AProfile: Reiser
809A-810ACalls for nominations
812A-814AMembers
886-888The industrial uses of special lecithins: A reviewWillem Van Nieuwenhuyzen
889-892Composition of soybean lecithinC. R. Scholfield
892-898Effect of degumming conditions on removal and quality of soybean lecithinG. R. List, J. M. Avellaneda and T. L. Mounts
898-901Compositions of commercial corn and soybean lecithinsE. J. Weber
902-903Sunflower LecithinW. H. Morrison
903-913A review of lecithin chemistry and glandless cottonseed as a potential commercial sourceJ. P. Cherry, M. S. Gray and L. A. Jones
914-916Comparison of methods for the analysis of phosphorus in canola oilsJ. K. Daun, L. D. Davidson, J. A. Blake and WO Yuen
917-920Simultaneous analysis of BHA, TBHQ, BHT and propyl gallate by gas chromatography as extracted from refined vegetable oilD. M. Wyatt
921-925Development of a continuous process to obtain a confectionery fat from tallow: Final statusM. F. Kozempel, J. C. Craig, W. K. Heiland, S. Elias and N. C. Aceto
926-931Colored components of processed palm oilM. S. Fraser and G. Frankl
931-934High performance liquid chromatography of oxygenated cholesterols and related compoundsLee-Shin Tsai and C. A. Hudson
935-938An automatized method for determination of free fatty acidsLars-Gösta Ekström
939-942Effect of surfactant micelles on homogeneous catalytic hydrogenation of 2,4-hexadienoic acid with pentacyanocobaltate(III)-hydride complexM. K. Nagarajan and B. Venkataraman
943-946Gas chromatographic analysis of cyclopropenoid acids in cottonseed oilsG. S. Fisher and W. H. Schuller
947Varietal differences in chemical quality parameters of yellow indian mustard (brassica juncea) (l) czern and coss grown in uttar pradesh (india)Rajesh Kumar and A. B. Abidi
950-957Ethylene oxide oligomer distribution in nonionic surfactants via high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC)M. C. Allen and D. E. Linder
817A-828AAbstracts

Volume 58, Number 11 / November 1981

959-966Storage. effect on selected characteristics and lipids of defatted soy floursS. L. Melton, R. E. Movers and J. T. Jaynes
966-968Polyphenols in olive oilsT. Gutfinger
969-972Open pollinated and hybrid sunflower seed structures that may affect processing for oilW. H. Morrison, D. E. Akin and J. A. Robertson
972-973Fatty acids of canola Brassica campestris var candle seed and oils at various stages of refiningJ- L. Sebedio and R. G. Ackman
974-976Utilization of zearalenone- contaminated corn for ethanol productionG. A. Bennett, A. A. Lagoda, O. L. Shotwell and C. W. Hesseltine
976-979Water imbibition by normal and hard soybeansF. Arechavaleta-Medina and H. E. Snyder
980-982Argentation resin chromatography of diterpene resin acidsS. S. Curran and D. F. Zinkel
982-983Effectiveness of several polyunsaturated seed oils as boll weevil feeding deterrentsM. Jacobson, M. M. Crystal and R. Kleiman
983-987Effect of plastic fats on thermal stability and mechanical properties of fat- protein gel productsC. M. Lee, J. W. Hampson and A. Abdollahi
988-990Trace element composition of common oilseedsY. G. Deosthale
991-993Some observations on the AOAC method for the analysis of brominated oilsR. R. Lowry and I. J. Tinsley
993-996Comparative study of methods of determining oil content of sunflower seedJ. A. Robertson and W. R. Windham
997-1001A comparison of the stability of sunflower oil and corn oilA. S. Huang, O. A. L. Hsieh, C. L. Huang and S. S. Chang
1002-1004Determination of the Unsaponifiable Matter in Fatty Acids by a Rapid Column MethodR. J. Maxwell, K. A. Reimann and K. Percell
1005-1009HPLC separation of natural oil triglycerides into fractions with the same carbon number and numbers of double bondsB. Petersson, O. Podlaha and B. Töregård
1012-1015A new method for evaluating the washing power of washing agents for cotton fabrics: I. descriptionW. Vogtman, A. Degórski and E. Wójcik
1015-1019A new method for evaluating the washing power of washing agents for cotton fabrics: II. evaluation of the method’s usabilityW. Vogtman, A. Degórski and E. Wójcik
832ACalendar
835A-838AConference on dietary fats and health program
845AGrain pact—U.S. and U.S.S.R.
846A-848AACS topic: soy protein
850ANew Zealand conference on oils, fats and waxes
852A-853AOilseed production forecasts rising
854A-855AProfile: Laurens van Deenen, recipient of the 1981 Award in Lipid Chemistry
856A-858ABook reviews
859ANew publication
859A-860ALatest in lipids
864A-866ANew Products
867A-868ACall for nominations—AOCS officers
869A-870APresident’s club and honor roll
873A-874ADetergent alcohols in the news
875A-886AAbstracts

Volume 58, Number 12 / December 1981

A890Calendar
A893-A894Industry news
A896-A897International
A901-A902From washington
A903New publications latest in lipids
A903-A904Book reviews
A906-A908New products
A909-A910The hardening plant
A914People
A918Inside AOCS
A920Members
A928-A930Contributions of walter A. Pons, to development of methodology for mycotoxinsL. S. Lee and L. A. Goldblatt
A931-A934Minicolumn chromatography: State of the artC. E. Holaday
A935-A937Rapid analysis for aflatoxins in cottonseed products with silica gel cartridge clean- upJ. D. Mckinney
A938-A940Replacement of benzene as a solvent for aflatoxin standardsJ. Velasco
A940-A944Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay for T-2 toxinJ. J. Pestka, S. C. Lee, H. P. Lau and F. S. Chu
A945-A949Confirmation of identity of aflatoxinsS. Nesheim and W. C. Brumley
A949-A951Pons scaled-down clean-up column adapted for use in solvent-saving modification of the CB method for aflatoxinL. S. Lee and E. A. Catalano
A952-A955Isolation and characterization of two nonaflatoxigenic classes of morphological variants of
A956-A959Preparation of14C-labeled aflatoxins and incorporation of unlabeled aflatoxins in a blocked versicolorin-A-accumulating mutant ofaspergillus parasiticusJ. C. Floyd and J. W. Bennett
A959-A961Effect of
A961-A966Reducing aflatoxin contamination in peanut genotypes by selection and breedingA. C. Mixon
A966-A970Effect of drought on occurrence ofaspergillus flavus in maturing peanutsT. H. Sanders, R. A. Hill, R. J. Cole and P. D. Blankenship
A970-A973Variability in corn hybrid resistance to preharvest aflatoxin contaminationE. B. Lillehoj and M. S. Zuber
A973-A975Bright greenish-yellow fluorescence and aflatoxin in recently harvested yellow corn marketed in north carolinaJ. W. Dickens and T. B. Whitaker
A976-A980Effect of genotype (open-pollinated vs hybrid) and environment on preharvest aflatoxin contamination of maize grown in southeastern united statesL. Stoloff and F. B. Lillehoj
A980-A983Aflatoxin in freshly harvested 1979 georgia corn and formation after collectionO. L. Shotwell, W. F. Kwolek and C. W. Hesseltine
A983-A985Tolerance to in vitro accumulation of aflatoxins in pecan meal as affected by factors associated with yield (
A985-A988Aflatoxin formation on whole and ground cumin and anise seedsG. C. Llewellyn, E. C. Dixon, Eadie T., W. V. Dashek and C. E. O’rear
A989-A991A national survey of mycotoxins in canadaR. I. Andrews, B. K. Thompson and H. L. Trenholm
A992-A994Survey of vomitoxin contamination of the 1980 white winter wheat crop in ontario, canadaH. L. Trenholm, W. P. Cochrane, H. Cohen, J. I. Elliot and E. R. Farnworth, et al.
A995-A1002Decontamination of aflatoxin-contaminated peanut meal using monomethylamine:Ca(0H)2D. L. Park, M. Jemmali, C. Frayssinet, C. Lafarge-Frayssinet and M. Yvon
A1002-A1005Isolation and purification of deoxynivalenol and a new trichothecene by high pressure liquid chromatographyG. A. Bennett, R. E. Peterson, R. D. Plattner and O. L. Shotwell
A1006-A1008Isolation of altenuisol and altertoxins I and II, minor mycotoxins elaborated by
A1009-A1014Aflatoxin-induced alteration in soybean membrane proteinW. V. Dashek, S. J. Walker, L. Adelstein, J. M. Danley and C. E. O’rear, et al.
A1015-A1017Transmission and distribution of aflatoxin in contaminated beef liver and other tissuesR. D. Stubblefield, O. L. Shotwell, J. L. Richard and A. C. Pier
A1017-A1020Hepatotoxicity of the mycotoxin penicillic acid: A pharmacokinetics considerationP. K. Chan and A. W. Hayes
1021-1023Preparation of low-phytate rapeseed protein by ultrafiltration: II. Membrane development and testingR. D. Siy and F. D. F. Talbot
1024-1026Determination of heavy metals in a menhaden oil after refining and hydrogenation using several analytical methodsCM. Elson, E. M. Bem and R. G. Ackman
1027-1031Grape seed: A potential source of proteinP. Fantozzi
1032-1038The co-dominance theory: Genetic interpretations of analyses of mesocarp oils from
1038-1041Study on neutral lipid composition of malagasy zebu fats: I. Quantitative analysis of fatty acids and sterolsR. Ramananarivo, J. Artaud, J. Estienne, G. Peiffer and E. M. Gaydou
1041-1044Desolventizing-toasting of extracted soybean flakes: Development of pilot plant equipment and operational procedureK. J. Moulton, G. C. Mustakas and E. C. Baker
1044-1050Effect of succinylation of cottonseed flour during protein extraction on the yield and some of the properties of protein isolatesY. R. Choi, E. W. Lusas and K. C. Rhee
1050-1053Phospholipid- phospholipid interaction in soybean oilR. Kanamoto, Y. Wada, G. Miyajima and M. Kito
1053-1057Volatile sulfur compounds and other headspace constituents of north sea fish oilsB. W. Christensen, A. Kjær and J. Øgaard Madsen
1058-1060Effect of food emulsifiers on crystal structure and habit of stearic acidN. Garti, E. Wellner and S. Sarig
1062-1066Wetting properties of nonionic surfactants of homogeneous structure C12H25(OC2H4)xOH1A. W. Cohen and M. J. Rosen
A1023Industry news
1025A-1030AAbstracts

Volume 59, Number 1 / January 1982

1-6Desired quality attributes in winter and summer rapeseedA. Thomas
7-11Sulfur compounds affecting processing of rapeseedA. Rutkowski, S. Gwiazda and K. Krygier
11-15The effect of rapeseed oil added to control grain dust on the quality of wheatFu-Hung Hsieh, J. K. Daun and K. H. Tipples
15-18The relationship between rapeseed chlorophyll, rapeseed oil chlorophyll and percentage green seedsJ. K. Daun
19-22Laboratory-scale continuous hydrogenation: Effect of pressureJ. M. Snyder, T. L. Mounts, C. R. Scholfield and H. J. Dutton
23-25Chromosome number, oil and fatty acid content of species in the genus Glycine subgenus GlycineC. Chaven, T. Hymowitz and C. A. Newell
25-28Effect of ultrasonic comminution on liquid classification of cottonseed protein and gossypol pigment glandsR. J. Hron and A. V. Graci
29-38Search for new industrial oils: XVI. Umbelliflorae—seed oils rich in petroselinic acidR. Kleiman and G. F. Spencer
38-42Effects of various parameters on the formation of radiolysis products in model systemsM. Vajdi, W. W. Nawar and C. Merritt
42-46Characterization of minor constituents in commercial oleic acidSherman S. Lin, Yukinobu Murase, David B. S. Min, Oliver A. L. Hsieh and Stephen S. Chang
47-50Origin of minor constituents of commercial oleic acidY. Murase, S. S. Lin, D. B. S. Min, O. A. L. Hsieh and S. S. Chang
50-51Qualitative and quantitative comparison of minor constituents in different commercial oleic acidsSherman S. Lin, Yukinobu Murase, David B. S. Min, Oliver A. L. Hsieh and Stephen S. Chang
52-57Gas chromatographic separation of diterpene acids on glass capillary columns of different polarityM. Mayr, E. Lorbeer and K. Kratzl
57-58Fatty acid composition and cyclopropene fatty acid content of China-chestnuts (
59-61Oil and water determination in emulsions by pulsed low-resolution NMRE. Brosio, F. Conti, A. Di Nola, M. Scalzo and E. Zulli
61Errata: Effect of degumming conditions on removal and quality of soybean lecithinG. R. List, J. M. Avellaneda and T. L. Mounts
64-68Separation of surfactant mixtures and their homologs by high performance liquid chromatographyK. Nakamura and Y. Morikawa

Volume 59, Number 2 / February 1982

69-74Saturated and Unsaturated Wax Esters Produced by
74-78Kinetics of Bleaching of Vegetable OilsU. I. Brimberg
79-84Characteristics of Laboratory-Processed:
84-87The effect of glycols on the hydrophile-lipophile balance and the micelle formation of nonionic surfactantsLeszek Marszall and J. Wade Van Valkenburg
88-92Minimizing protein insolubilization during thermal inactivation of lipoxygenase in soybean cotyledonsB. D. Brown, L. S. Wei, M. P. Steinberg and R. Villota
92-94A Rapid Synthesis of Fatty Acyl Urea DerivativesT. J. Micich
94-98Mafura Nut Oil and Meal: Processing and PurificationV. W. K. Fupi and P. C. Mork
98-99Analysis of phosphatidylcholine in soy lecithins by HPLCJ. S. Rhee and M. G. Shin
99-101Cyclopropenoid Fatty Acid Content and Iodine Value of Crude Oils from Indian CottonseedS. N. Pandey and L. K. Suri
102Lipids in Dissected Wheat and Other Cereal GrainsW. R. Morrison
104-107Synthesis of EDTA-monoalkylamide chelates and evaluation of the surface-active propertiesToshio Takeshita, Taka-Aki Shimohara and Shigeru Maeda
108-112Effect of quaternary ammonium substitution of hydroxyethylcellulose on binding of dodecyl sulfateK. Ohbu, O. Hiraishi and I. Kashiwa
112-116Separation and estimation of anionic surfactants by thin layer chromatography: i. Mixtures of sodium dodecyl benzenesulfonate, sodium dodecyl sulfate and sodium dodecanesulfonateChizuo Yonese, Takeshi Shishido, Takahide Kaneko and Kazushige Maruyama
A54Calendar
A57-A94375 papers to be presented in toronto
A95-A96Inside AOCS
A103-A105Australia aims for self-sufficiency
A106Industry News
A107From Washington
A108-A110Book reviews
A110New Publications
A110Latest in lipids
A111-A112New Products
A113-A115Presidents club and honor roll... New members
A116-A120Progress report of the AOCS flavor nomenclature and standards committeeA. E. Waltking
A121-A124Abstracts

Volume 59, Number 3 / March 1982

117-118Preparation of an ω3 fatty acid concentrate from cod liver oilN. Haagsma, C. M. van Gent, J. B. Luten, R. W. de Jong and E. van Doorn
119-122Lipid-protein complexes from safflower expeller cakeC. K. Lyon, G. O. Kohler and M. M. Hanamoto
123-124Characteristics and composition of
124-129Triacylglycerol structure of an african peanut oilG. Sempore and J. Bezard
128Calendar
129-131Mechanism of palm oil bleaching by montmorillonite clay activated at various acid concentrationsS. C. Kheok and E. E. Lim
131AOCS annual meeting toronto
132-133Use of aqueous HCI/MeOH as esterification reagent for analysis of fatty acids derived from soybean lipidsG. N. Jham, F. F. F. Teles and L. G. Campos
134-139Selective hydrogenation of rapeseed oils with copper-chromite catalyst: Influence of erucic acidE. Szukalska and B. Drozdowski
142-145Adsorption study of nonionic surfactants on polyester fibersM. L. Gum and E. D. Goddard
146-148Studies of jasmine wax: I. Physical properties and chemical compositionS. B. El-Magoli, N. Z. Hassanen, M. M. Morad and F. A. El-Wakeil
148New marketing aspects in U.S.S.R., Brazil
150-151Studies of jasmine wax: II. Use of the wax fractions in producing enriched cleansing cream and as a fixative for soap perfumesF. A. El-Wakeil, N. Z. Hassanen, M. M. Morad and S. B. El-Magoli
150Industry News
151International
152-155High performance liquid chromatographie analysis of intact and partially biodegraded linear alkylbenzene sulfonatesD. E. Linder and M. C. Allen
154From Washington
156People
158Publications
160New Products
163-164Director of methods developpment selected
165-166Members
168-172Solar thermal systems in industryD. J. Allen and A. C. Gangadharan
173Calendar
173Meetings
175-189Abstracts
189-190Index to Advertisers
190Classified Advertising

Volume 59, Number 4 / April 1982

157-161A simulation study of industrial vegetable oil hydrogenation reactorsT. Chakravarty, S. Bhatia and D. N. Saraf
162-163Extraction of phospholipids from plant oils and colorimetric determination of total phosphorusYoichiro Totani, H. E. Pretorius and L. M. du Plessis
163-166Oxidation of unsaturated and hydroxy fatty acids by ruthenium tetroxide and ruthenium oxyanionsY. Nakano and T. A. Foglia
166-168New esterification method for resin acidsK. Arimoto and D. F. Zinkel
169-171Evidence of two β’ phases in tristearinT. D. Simpson and J. W. Hagemann
172-177Identification of radiation-induced triglyceride adducts by mass spectrometryC. Merritt and V. Vajdi
178-181Accurate determination of
181-185Crystal structure modifications of tristearin by food emulsifiersN. Garti, E. Wellner and S. Sarig
185-188Ethoxyquin in fish mealA. A. Spark
189-191Titration studies of phytic acidW. J. Evans, E. J. McCourtney and R. I. Shrager
191-194Preparation of low-phytate rapeseed protein by ultrafiltration: I. The aqueous extraction of phytate from deoiled rapeseed mealsR. D. Siy and D. F. Talbot
195-197Epoxidation of methyl 4-hydroxy-
197-199Reaction of lithium naphthalene with carboxylic acids containing the dichlorocyclopropane ring systemShoji Watanabe, Tsutomu Fujita, Kyoichi Suga and Satoshi Inoki
199-204Determination of trace elements in oils by plasma emission spectroscopyA. J. Dijkstra, D. Meert and N. V. Safinco
204Letter to the EditorR. R. Allen
206-210Ultimate biodegradation studies of α-olefin sulfonatesL. Kravetz, H. Chung and J. C. Rapean
211-216A spray-dried α-olefin sulfonate from concept to marketplaceC. P. Cullotta and A. Shultz
217-221Preparation of surfactants by condensation of fatty acid esters with hydrolyzed proteinsO. J. Muscio, B. Cole, T. McCarty and V. Sandu
194A-260ACalendar
197A-214AAocs annual meeting
218A-220APioneering food technology at the POS pilot plant
224A-226AApplewhite receives bailey award
228A-230AFrom Washington
232AInternational
233A-244ABook reviews
246ANew products
253A80 attend meeting
254A-258APresident’s club and honor roll
265A-320AToronto annual meeting
322AIndustry News
322AMeetings
322ACalendar
325A-341AAbstracts

Volume 59, Number 5 / May 1982

346A-386ACalendar
349A-358AMeetings
362A-364AFrom Washington
366AIndustry news
370APeople
370A-371AInside AOCS
372A-374APublicationsLloyd A. Witting and E. G. Perkins
378ANew products
382AMembers
384A-386ANew members
387AIndustry news
389A-394AAbstractsF. A. Kummerow, J. C. Harris, M. A. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and G. List, et al.
223-226A spectrophotometric method for determination of solid fat content of palm oilA. S. H. Ong, P. L. Boey and C. M. Ng
226-228Preliminary gas chromatographic analysis of flavor compounds in mayonnaiseD. B. Min and D. B. Tickner
228-230Functionalization at the double bond region of jojoba oil: II. Diels-alder adducts of jojobatetraeneA. Shani
230-232Effect of temperature on soybean seed constituents: Oil, protein, moisture, fatty acids, amino acids and sugarsR. B. Wolf, J. F. Cavins, R. Kleiman and L. T. Black
233-237Suitability of commercial cottonseed for producing edible high protein flours by liquid classificationR. J. Hron, S. P. Koltun and A. V. Graci
238-240Composition of fatty acids obtained by decomposition of castor oil fatty acid estolidesG. Lakshminarayana, R. Subbarao, Y. Sita Rama Sastry, T. Chandrasekhara Rao and Vijay Kale, et al.
240-241Sodium santalbate-dimethyl sulfate inclusion complexK. H. Shankara Narayana and G. S. Krishna Rao
241-244Extraction of alkaloids and oil from bitter lupin seedJ. G. F. Ortiz and K. D. Mukherjee
244-249Factors affecting slip melting point of palm oil productsK. G. Berger, W. L. Siew and Flingoh C. H. OH
252-255Linear alkylbenzene sulfonates in the prevention of vagrant dye pick-up on polyester textile fabric during launderingK. P. Lannert and M. M. Crutchfield

Volume 59, Number 6 / June 1982

398ACalendar
402AIndustry news
411A-414AInternational
416A-423AMeetings
424AInside AOCS
428A-429AViewpoint
434A-436APublicationsLloyd A. Witting and E. G. Perkins
437A-439ANew products
440AMembers
445A-448ACotton dust standards for the raw cotton industriesP. J. Wakelyn
449A-457AEvaluation of occupational dust control technology in cottonseed oil millsR. M. Bethea, C. L. Burford, J. C. Kao, J. A. Sneed and J. Jacobi, et al.
457A-461AEconomics of occupational cotton dust control in cottonseed oil millsC. L. Burford, R. M. Bethea and J. C. Kao
462A-465AStatus of efforts by oil mill machinery manufacturers to control fugitive dust emissionsR. B. Sanders
466A-472ACotton dust particle size distribution in oil millsD. P. Thibodeaux
473A-475ABotanical trash analysis of cottonseed oil mill process streamsP. R. Morey and R. M. Bethea
476A-480AIdentification and elimination of the causative agent of byssinosisL. L. Muller, R. J. Berni, W. R. Goynes and J. H. Wall
258-264Effects of adsorption on detergency phenomena: IM. J. Schwuger
265-272Effects of adsorption on detergency phenomena: IIM. J. Schwuger
481AIndustry news
482ACalendar
483A-498AAbstractsF. A. Kummerow, J. C. Harris, M. A. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and G. List, et al.

Volume 59, Number 7 / July 1982

273-277The analysis of fatty alcohols and acids as
278-279Gas chromatographic determination of biphenyl and phenyl ether in oilD. B. Min and J. Wen
280-283Conjugated dienes of crude soy oil: Detection by UV spectrophotometry and separation by HPLCH. G. Brown and H. E. Snyder
284-285Rapid determination of wax in sunflower seed oilW. H. Morrison
286-287Analytical chain to monitor vegetable oil hydrogenationE. D. Bitner, J. M. Snyder, T. L. Mounts, H. J. Dutton and G. Baker
288-292Petroleum-free extraction of oil from soybeans with supercritical CO2J. P. Friedrich, G. R. List and A. J. Heakin
292-295Glyceride composition of processed fats and oils as determined by glass capillary gas chromatographyR. P. D’Alonzo, W. J. Kozarek and R. L. Wade
296-299Phospholipids of palm oil (Elaeis guineensis)S. H. Goh, H. T. Khor and P. T. Gee
300-305Production of branched-chain fatty acids from sterculia oilY. Kai and E. H. Pryde
305-308Analytical13C NMR spectroscopy of fatty quaternary aminesE. H. Fairchild
309-312Selective hydrogenation of soybean oil: XII. Trialkyl aluminum-copper stearate homogeneous catalystsS. Koritala
313-316Chemical degumming of canola oilsL. L. Diosady, P. Sleggs and T. Kaji
317-319Polyglycerol esters composition: Theoretical random distribution versus HPLC analysisN. Garti and A. Aserin
322-327Block polymer nonionic surfactants in textilesIrving R. Schmolka
328-332Biodegradation of sodium alkyl poly(oxyalkylene)sulfatesK. Yoshimura and F. Masuda
554AEuropean surfactant market forecast
554AHenkel estimates world production at 26.5 million tons
555AAOCS National Meeting
559A-574AAbstractsJ. C. Harris, M. A. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.
504A-552ACalendar
508A-533AMeetings
534A-535ACodex fats and oils unit meets
536A-537AHow low can prices go?
538A-540AIndustry news
542AAppointments
543AFrom Washington
544A-545ABook reviewsDaniel Swern and Lloyd A. Witting
545ANew publications
546A-548ANew products
549APresident's Club and Honor Roll
549A-587ANew members

Volume 59, Number 8 / August 1982

578ALetters to the editor
584A-602AMeetings
603A-604AImplications of deflation
605AInternational
608A-613APublicationsLloyd A. Witting, Patricia V. Johnston and Robert G. Jensen
614AIndustry news
617A-618AFrom washington
618APeople
619A-622AInside AOCS
623A-626ANew products
627AMembers
628A-630ACalendar
631AIndustry news
631ACalendar
333-337Continuous hydrogenation of soybean oil in a trickle-bed reactor with copper catalystK. J. Moulton and W. F. Kwolek
337-339Evaluation of the turbidity and thin layer chromatographic tests for detection of castor oilNasirullah M. N. Krishnamurthy, K. S. Pashupathy, K. V. Nagaraja and O. P. Kapur
339-345Elucidation of the chemical structures of natural antioxidants isolated from rosemaryJames W. Wu, Min-Hsiung Lee, Chi-Tang Ho and Stephen S. Chang
346-351Peanut triacylglycerols: Effect of season and production locationT. H. Sanders
351-353Preparation and composition of a dry-milled flour from cowpeasR. D. Phillips
354-355Measurement of lipase activity in single grains of oat (Avena sativa L.)M. R. Sahasrabudhe
360-363Considerations on formation and stability of Oil/Water dispersed systemsH. L. Rosano, D. Jon and J. H. Whittam
364-373Determination of ethylene oxide oligomer distributions in alcohol ethoxylates by HPLC using a rotating disc-flame ionization detectorJ. D. McClure
632A-646AAbstractsF. A. Kummerow, J. C. Harris, M. A. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow and G. List, et al.

Volume 59, Number 9 / September 1982

650A-726ACalendar
654A-670AOpportunities and challenges … program at a glance … exhibits
673A-674AExtraction with supercritical fluids: A progress report from GermanyHelmut K. Mangold
674A-684ABiorenewable solvents for vegetable oil extractionR. J. Hron, S. P. Koltun and A. V. Graci
686A-690AMeetings
690A-692AIndustry news
692APeople
702AInside AOCS
703ACall for nominations
710A-711AInternational
712A-720APublicationsPatricia V. Johnston, David Kritchevsky, T. R. Peck, Lloyd A. Witting and John A. Milner, et al.
721A-723ANew products
724A-726AMembers
727A-742AAbstractsJ. C. Harris, M. A. Kokatnur, F. A. Kummerow, G. List and B. Matijasevic, et al.
375-377Improved method of preparation of α-substituted fatty acidsWarner M. Linfield, Robert A. Barauskas and Frank D. Smith
378-380Analysis of antioxidants in oilD. B. Min, D. Ticknor and D. Schweizer
381-383Tertiary-butyl hydroquinone treatment for crude palm oilsJ. E. Huffaker
384-386The equilibrium distribution of wool-grease components and contaminants between the solvents hexane and aqueous isopropanolJ. J. Warner and I. J. Harris
387-389Absence of volatile N-nitrosamines in margarinesK. Aitzetmüller and E. Thiele
390-395Oil from deep water fish species as a substitute for sperm whale and jojoba oilsD. H. Buisson, D. R. Body, G. J. Dougherty, L. Eyres and P. Vlieg
396-398Chlorine-Containing compounds as copper catalyst poisonsJ. A. Heldal and P. C. Mørk
399Letter to the editorM. H. Yates and D. B. Shaw

Volume 59, Number 10 / October 1982

401-406Phospholipid structure as a modulator of intracellular turnoverR. M. C. Dawson
407-411Effect of randomization on the oxidation of corn oilF. Y. Lau, E. G. Hammond and P. F. Ross
411-414Derivatization of keto fatty acids: I. Synthesis and mass spectrometry of thiazolidinonesNasirullah F. Ahmad, S. M. Osman and W. Pimlott
415-419Nutritional and toxicological evaluation of
420-421Reuse of copper catalyst in continuous hydrogenationJ. M. Snyder and C. R. Scholfield
422-432Validation of computational methods for triglyceride composition of fats and oils by liquid chromatography and mass spectrometryC. Merritt, M. Vajdi, S. G. Kayser, J. W. Halliday and M. L. Bazinet
433-439Determination of the solid fat content of hard confectionery buttersJ. C. van den Enden, J. B. Rossell, L. F. Vermaas and D. Waddington
439Cyclopropenoid fatty acids in
439Measurement of lipase activity in single grains of oat (
442-448Manufacture and properties of synthetic toilet soapsM. Hollstein and L. Spitz
448-452Synthesis and bacteriostatic properties of acylarylureas and alkylarylureasT. J. Micich
453-457Analytical method for a cationic fabric softener in waters and wastesQ. W. Osburn
458-464Analysis of SO3-Sulfonation products of 1-Alkenes by spectrometric methodsJ. L. Boyer, J. P. Canselier and V. Castro
747ACalendar
748AInside AOCS
748AIndustry news
750AInternational
772AMeetings
789A-791APeople
792A-794AFrom Washington
795A-802AGlycerolysis of fats and methyl esters — Status, review and critiqueNorman O. V. Sonntag
803A-805APublicationsJ. A. Milner and Lloyd A. Witting
806A-807AMembers
808A-809ANew products
810A-817ACarbon dioxide flooding for enhanced oil recovery: Promise and problemsF. M. Orr, J. P. Heller and J. J. Taber
818A-822ASurfactant-enhanced steam drives for heavy oil recoveryR. E. Dilgren and K. B. Owens
823A-826AApplication of surfactants in the petroleum industryR. C. Nelson
826A-832AThe use of inorganic sacrificial agents in combination with surfactants in enhanced oil recoveryJ. S. Falcone, P. H. Krumrine and G. C. Schweiker
833A-839AA study of surfactant flooding at high salinity and hardnessJ. Novosad, B. Maini and J. Batycky
839A-852AEnhanced oil recovery chemical needsB. M. O’Brien
853AIndustry news
853ACalendar
855A-862AAbstracts

Volume 59, Number 11 / November 1982

465-469Catalytic hydrogenation of vegetable oils: II. The activity of the prereduced copper chromite catalystC. Fragale, M. Gargano and M. Rossi
469-470cis-trans
471-474Organic reactions in emulsions—Preparation of glycerol and polyglycerol esters of fatty acids by transesterification reactionV. R. Kaufman and N. Garti
475-479Accumulation of lipids, proteins, alkaloids and anthocyanins during embryo development in vivo ofTheobroma cacao L.D. C. Wright, W. D. Park, N. R. Leopold, P. M. Hasegawa and J. Janick
480-484Adsorption of β-carotene: II. On cation exchanged bleaching claysK. Y. Liew, S. H. Tan, F. Morsingh and L. E. Khoo
484-487Comparative efficiencies of bread crumb softeners at varied bread storage temperaturesK. Lorenz, W. Dilsaver and K. Kulp
488-494Edible cottonseed flour by air classification of glanded seed: Cost analysisK. M. Decossas, R. S. Kadan, J. J. Spadaro, G. M. Ziegler and D. W. Freeman
494-500Operating variables in the analysis of tall oil acids by capillary gas chromatographyG. M. Dorris, M. Douek and L. H. Allen
502-504Separation and determination of C21 dicarboxylic acid and xylenesulfonate hydrotropes in mixtures with dodecylbenzenesulfonateZhi-Ping Li and M. J. Rosen
868AAfter deadline
869AInternational
869APeople
872A-873AMeetings
876A-884AIndustry news
885A-889AInside AOCS
890A-892AFrom Washington
894A-900AChanging practices and changing residues in animal fats and plant oils 1890–1980R. Frank
901A-902AGlobal overview of legislation aimed at control of contaminants and pesticide residues in fats and oilsB. L. Smith
903A-904APublicationsW. J. Visek and J. H. Ross
905A-906ANew products
907A-908AMembers
908A-909ACalendar
911AIndustry news
912A-917AAbstracts

Volume 59, Number 12 / December 1982

A926-A928Industry news
A928People
A931From Washington
A932-A940Meetings
A945EEC sets rapeseed record
A945Yugoslavia’s crop increases
A945Senegal peanut crop
A946-A954The new faeilities and equipment of the TTERG-CETIOM pilot plant for oilseed processing and vegetable oil processingA. Uzzan
A956-A957PublicationsE. G. Perkins, Patricia V. Johnson and L. A. Witting
A958-A961Members
A961-A964Calendar
A965-A966New products
A968Meetings
A968Calendar
A968Zadastry news
A969-A971Abstracts
505-510Effects of amino compounds on the formation of γ-tocopherol reducing dimers in autoxidizing linoleateY. Ishikawa
511-515Hydrogenation of cyclopropenoid fatty acids occurring in cottonseed oilZ. M. Zarins, J. L. White, R. K. Willich and R. O. Feuge
516-518Acidic hexane extraction of oilseeds: Product qualityT. P. Hensarling and T. J. Jacks
519-520A rapid, effective method for the reduction of waxes in sunflower seed oilW. H. Morrison
521-523Carbon-13 NMR spectroscopic analysis of 24-methyl-Δ5,22-sterols in rape and mustard seed oilsT. Matsumoto, N. Shimizu, T. Itoh, T. Iida and A. Nishioka
523-530An investivation of the extraction, refining and composition of oil from winged bean (Psophocarpus tetragonolobus [L.] D.C.)D. Bodger, J. B. Davis, D. Farmery, T. W. Hammonds and A. J. Harper, et al.
531-533Estimation of cetane index for esters of fatty acidsW. E. Klopfenstein
533-535A gas chromatographic reactor to measure the effectiveness of antioxidants for polyunsaturated lipidsJ. A. F. Faria
536-545Sterols in mollusks and crustacea of the Pacific NorthwestD. T. Gordon
545Seed viability and aflatoxin production in individual cottonseed naturally contaminated with
546-549Gossypol: High-performance liquid chromatographic analysis and stability in various solventsA. A. Nomeir and M. B. Abou-Donia
550-554C-19 diacid-based polyamidesN. E. Lawson and T. T. Cheng
554-557Elimination of air and water pollution by double-stage scrubberA. Athanassiadis
557-560Use of unsaponifiable matter for detection of ghee adulteration with other fatsR. S. Farag, F. A. Ahmed, A. A. Shihata, S. H. Abo-Raya and A. F. Abdalla
561-563Composition of waxes from crude rice bran oilS. H. Yoon and J. S. Rhee
564-567Formulation of nondairy coffee whiteners with cottonseed protein isolatesY. R. Choi, E. W. Lusas and K. C. Rhee
569-572Surfactant/cosurfactant association and emulsion stabilityGan-Zuo Li and S. E. Friberg
573-578Fluorocarbon-hydrocarbon interactions in interfacial and micellar systemsP. Mukerjee
579-582Quantitative determination of BHT in soap products by capillary gas chromatographyM. M. Goldstein, K. Molever and W. P. Lok
582-585Synergism in binary mixtures of surfactants: II. Some experimental dataM. J. Rosen and X. Y. Hua

Volume 60, Number 1 / January 1983

5After deadline
6-8International
9-40Meetings
41-58Industry news
59-64From washington
65-68Viewpoint
69People
70-71PublicationsE. G. Perkins
72-73New products
74-75Members
75-76Calendar
77-81Use of a gas chromatographic reactor to study lipid photooxidationJ. A. F. Faria and M. K. Mukai
82-87Consistency of fats: A reviewJ. M. Deman
88-89Varietal variations in content, characteristics and composition of mango seeds and fatG. Lakshminarayana, T. Chandrasekhara Rao and P. A. Ramalingaswamy
90Weathering effects on Chinese tallow fruit lipid contentR. E. Echols
91-94Melting-point determination of fat productsJ. M. Deman, L. Deman and B. Blackman
95-97Solid phases of trimargarin: A comparison to tristearinT. D. Simpson
98-102Relationship between fluorescence and antioxidant activity of ethanol extracts of a maillard browning mixtureC. K. Park and D. H. Kim
103-104Fatty acid composition ofcuphea seed oilsR. B. Wolf, S. A. Graham and R. Kleiman
105-108Effectiveness of antioxidants in refined, bleached and deodorized palm oleinM. A. Augustin and S. K. Berry
108Errata
109-113Studies on the antioxidants XVII: Photooxidation products of concomitantly used butylated hydroxyanisole and propyl gallateT. Kurechi and A. Kunugi
116-119Products from the reaction of fatty acids with ketones and their characteristic properties as cutting fluids additivesS. Watanabe, T. Fujita, K. Suga and K. Sugahara
120-124Polycarboxylic acids containing acetal functions: calcium sequestering compounds based on oxidized carbohydratesM. S. Nieuwenhuizen, A. P. G. Kieboom and H. van Bekkum
125Industry News
125Calendar
126-127Abstracts

Volume 60, Number 2 / February 1983

153IntroductionA. R. Baldwin
154Executive committee
154Steering and program committee
156Participating organizations
159-160Exhibitors
161-178Registrants
185-188Opening ceremonies
189-192Oilseed handling and preparation prior to solvent extractionN. Hunt Moore
193-197Processing of oilseeds using fluidbed technologyG. Florin and H. R. Bartesch
198-202Oilseed pretreatment in connection with physical refiningM. Kock
203-205Head- and tail-end dehulling of soybeansW. Fetzer
206-210Production of palm oil from fruitK. G. Berger
211-213Mechanical oil extractionD. K. Bredeson
214-215Solvent extraction: Recent developmentsP. L. Christensen
216-219Current trends in meal desolventizingK. W. Becker
220-223Residual hexane in mealsJ. -P. Wolff
224-225Solvent recoveryN. W. Myers
226-228Liquefied gases and supercritical fluids in oilseed extractionH. K. Mangold
229-242Comparison of alternative solvents for oils extractionL. A. Johnson and E. W. Lusas
243-244Total solvent plant safetyH. J. Sandvig
245-247Recent safety experiencesC. L. Kingsbaker
248-250A look at the futureJ. E. Heilman
250Summary of discussion session A-1 on solvent extraction
251-256Degumming, dewaxing and refiningG. Haraldsson
257-261Oil-solids separation in edible oil processingE. G. Latondress
262-264Pretreatment of edible oils for physical refiningJ. C. Segers
265-271Physical refiningA. Forster and A. J. Harper
272-274Deodorization of edible oilF. A. Dudrow
275-281Hydrogenation theory: Some aspectsR. Larsson
282-290Hydrogenation practiceH. J. Beckmann
291-294Lipase-catalyzed interesterification of oils and fatsA. R. Macrae
295-300Finished product formulationJ. Lefebvre
301-302Effect of packaging on oil product qualityD. A. Leo
303-304Links between processesJ. Lau
305Summary of discussion session B-3 on hydrogenation and interesterificationT. L. Mounts
305Summary of discussion session B-4 on finished productsT. H. Applewhite
306-309Lecithin production and utilizationB. F. Szuhaj
310-313Alternatives for processing of soapstockJ. B. Woerfel
314-315Oil recovery from spent bleaching earth and disposal of the extracted materialJohn T. L. Ong
316-321Quality of byproducts from chemical and physical refining of palm oil and other oilsWong Mong Hong
322-332Oilseed quality requirements for processingJ. R. Pritchard
333-339Detection of adulterationJ. B. Rossell, B. King and M. J. Downes
340-342Quality requirements and economic values in trading of oilsD. A. Shave
343-349Instrumental analytical methods for edible oil processing: Present and futureR. T. Sleeter
350Summary of discussion session D-1 on trading and qualityR. V. Harris and L. C. A. Parsons
351-356Soybean oil: Update on number oneD. R. Erickson
357-359Peanut oilJ. L. Ayres
360-367Cottonseed oilJ. P. Cherry
368-373Palm oilM. Maclellan
374-379Palm Kernel and coconut oils: Analytical characteristics, process technology and usesF. V. K. Young
380-384Canola oil processing in CanadaT. K. Mag
385-386Rapeseed oilJ. S. R. Ohlson
387-392Sunflower oilE. J. Campbell
393-394NSI’s new sunflower oil plantS. Muller
395-399Our experiences in processing maize (corn) germ oilZ. Leibovitz and C. Ruckenstein
400Production, properties and use of marine oilsS. M. Barlow and F. V. K. Young
404-406Miscellaneous exotic oilsE. Fedeli
407-408Summary of discussion session E on individual oilsE. E. McGregor
409-416Energy conservation in solvent extractionS. Dada
417-419Ultimate energy possibilities in conventional solvent extractionH. Schumacher
420-426Energy conservation in edible oil processing (US view)Arnold M. Gavin
427-429Economics of energy use in various solvent extraction processesG. Juristowszky
430-434Predesolventizing of soybean mealK. Weber
435Summary of discussion session G-1 on automationC. T. Zehnder
436-442Automation in a vegetable oil extraction plantK. Jokinen, J. Sakko and L. Stenlund
443-447Use of microelectronics to upgrade process control into production controlC. B. von Klösterlein and H. J. Vos
448-452Changes in commercial fat and oil products by the year 2000L. H. Wiedermann
453-456Perspectives on processing methods, equipment and proceduresT. L. Mounts
457-462Trends in the chemistry and technology of lipidsC. Boelhouwer
462-463Summary of discussion session H-1 on future trendsG. Willhite
464New centrifuge technology for high-capacity edible oil refining plantsW. S. Fielding
465Influence of pellet size on extraction rate of rice bran oilAbhay Sah, B. K. D. Agrawal and L. S. Shukla
466A new approach in dewaxing and refining rice bran oilAbhay Sah, B. K. D. Agrawal and L. S. Shukla
467A critical study of the refining of rice bran oilD. K. Bhattacharyya, M. M. Chakrabarty, R. S. Vaidyanathan and A. C. Bhattacharyya
468The effect of amino acids on the activity of synergists and antioxidants in two vegetable oilsM. M. Ahmad, S. El-Hakim, A. Adel and Y. Shehata
469-470Problems in the bulk handling and transport of edible oilsK. G. Berger, M. Maclellan and W. L. Leong
471Techno-economic suitability of palm oil for food products in the UK marketYusof Basiron
472Stability of hydrogenated soybean fat at prefrying and storage of deep-frozen French friesM. J. H. Keijbets
473Tirtiaux fractionation: Industrial applicationsAlain Tirtiaux
474-475Tirtiaux fractionation: Analytical dat of end-products through HPLCEtienne Deffense
476-478The use of enzymes in the processing of oilseedsPaul D. Fullbrook

Volume 60, Number 3 / March 1983

490-493South American outlookDavid M. Bartholomew
496-498Short Courses at 1983 annual Meeting... INTSOY offers 7-week course
500-513The hardening plant
514-516Soviets plan increased consumption ...France rapeseed forecost.. News head of ITERG
516-517People
518-520SRAI to asses soy production... Revision of aflatosin levels possible...
522-530AOCS Officer condidates... Notice of proposed amendments to AOCS Articles... AOCS Fiscal report
530Allen receives Bailey Award
531-532President’s Club and Honor Roll
533-536Book reviews
536-537New products
538Calendar
539-543Chemometrics in food research: Relationships between triglyceride groups and fatty acid composition in olive oilP. Damiani, G. Burini and P. Daddi
544-545Analyses of flavor qualities of vegetable oils by gas chromatographyD. B. Min
546-552Synthesis and properties of Mono-, Di- and trienoic fatty esters containing a 12,13 double bondH. Rakoff and E. A. Emken
553-557Isolation and identification of 2-pentenylfurans in the reversion flavor of soybean oilStephen S. Chang, Guo-Hui Shen, Jian Tang, Qi Zhang Jin and Huang Shi, et al.
558-562Effect of the presence of sulfur during the hydrogenation of canola oilJ. M. de Man, E. Pogorzelska and L. de Man
563-566Thin layer chromatographic analysis of possible aflatoxins within grain dustsW. V. Dashek, T. Eadie, G. C. Llewellyn, S. A. Olenchock and G. H. Wirtz
567-570Dialkyldimethylammonium halides as wood preservativesA. F. Preston
571-575Instrumentation in vegetable oil processingW. E. Farr
576-580Mutagen formation in deep-fat fried foods as a function of frying conditionsS. L. Taylor, C. M. Berg, N. H. Shoptaugh and E. Traisman
581-583Analysis of
584-587Difficulties in physical refining of olive oil, due to presence of triterpene ’oleanolic acid’A. Severge
588-592Experimental technique for kinetic study of hydrogenation of fatty acid methyl esters in vapor phaseJ. -O. Lidefelt
593-597Adsorption equilibrium constants of methyl oleate and methyl linoleate in vapor phase on supported copper and nickel catalystsJ. -O. Lidefelt
600-602Vapor-Phase hydrogenation of methyl linoleate in the presence of a supported copper catalystJ. -O. Lidefelt, J. Magnusson and N. -H. Schöön
603-607Vapor-Phase hydrogenation of methyl oleate in the presence of a supported nickel catalystJ.- O. Lidefelt, J. Magnussoim and N.- H. Schöön
608-613The role of hydrogen in the selectivity of vapor-Phase hydrogenation of methyl linoleateJ.- O. Lidefelt, J. Magnusson and N.- H. Schöön
614-615Determination of arsenic in glycerine by hydride generation atomic absorption spectroscopyA. H. Ullman
616Letters to the Editor
618-622The binding of free calcium ions in aqueous solution using chelating agents, phosphates and poly(acrylic acid)D. M. Changa
623-627Purity aspects of higher alpha olefinsA. H. Turner
628-633Optimization of an industrial chemical cleaning process for glass lensesU. Zoller
633Errata: Synergism in binary mixtures of surfactants: II. Some experimental dataM. J. Rosen and X. Y. Hua
634-640Current trends in soaps and detergents in the european market place
640Meetings
641Book reviewsWarner M. Linfield
641Calendar
642-655Abstracts

Volume 60, Number 4 / April 1983

663-755Chicago 83
757International
758Industry News
760From Washington
761-767Perspectives on dietary fat, cancer reportBandaru S. Reddy, Siegfried Heyden, K. K. Carroll and Michael Hill
768PeopleWilliam H. Tallent and Robert A. Rhodes
770-772Inside AOCS
774-776Book ReviewsL. A. Witting and Patricia V. Johnston
777New Publications
778New products
779-780Members
780-782Calendar
783-784Solvent extraction of lipids from soybeans with acidic hexaneT. P. Hensarling and T. J. Jacks
785-788An improved model for industrial vegetable oil hydrogenationA. S. Moharir, S. Bhatia and D. N. Saraf
788-791Improved separation of natural oil triglycerides by liquid chromatography using columns packed with 3-μm particlesM. W. Dong and J. L. Dicesare
792-794Separation of fatty acid methyl esters on the basis of the number of double bonds using alumina platesR. R. Lowry and I. J. Tinsley
795-800Effects of various carbon and nitrogen sources on fungal lipid productionR. S. Farag, F. A. Khalil, H. Salem and L. H. M. Ali
801-805Comparative evaluation of solvent extraction methods for the determination of neutral and polar lipids in beefM. R. Sahasrabudhe and B. W. Smallbone
806-811Three-, six- and nine-carbon ozonolysis products from cottonseed oil and crudechlorella lipidsN. Burris
811-814Determination of ultratrace metals in hydrogenated vegetable oils and fatsA. M. Nash, T. L. Mounts and W. F. Kwolek
815-818Physical and chemical properties of randomly interesterified blends of soybean oil and tallow for use as margarine oilsY. C. Lo and A. P. Handel
819-822A time normalization study of the separation of olive oil triglyceridesR. E. Pauls
823-828Synthesis and properties of fatty imidazolines and their N-(2-aminoethyl) derivativesRaymond G. Bistline, James W. Hampson and Warner M. LinField
829-832Determination of selenium, arsenic, iodine and bromine in fish, plant and mammalian oils by cyclic instrumental neutron activation analysisC. M. Elson, R. G. Ackman and A. Chatt
833-835A rapid argentation tlc method for detection of reesterified oils in olive and olive-residue oilsD. Gegiou and M. Georgouli
835-837Simultaneous detection of aflatoxin b1 and ochratoxin a in olive oilB. Letutour, A. Tantaoui-Elaraki and L. Ihlal
837-840The antioxidant activity of amino acids in two vegetable oilsM. M. Ahmad, S. Al-Hakim, A. Adel and Y. Shehata
841-845Modification of sal fat (
845-847Iso-solid diagrams of fat blends from thermal analysis dataP. Lambelet and A. Raemy
848-850Derivatization of keto fatty acids: II. synthesis of long-chain enolacetatesS. F. Siddiqi, Fasih Ahmad, M. S. Siddiqi and S. M. Osman
850Cyclopropenoid fatty acids in seed oils of
851A coalescer for soybean oil emulsionsE. C. Baker and R. L. Brown
852-853Increased oilseed protein solubility after peroxide exposureT. J. Jacks, T. P. Hensarling and L. L. Muller
853ErratumW. H. Morrison
854Letters to the editorT. J. Jacks and T. P. Hensarling
856-857Determination of titanium dioxide in soaps by furnace atomic absorption spectrometryC. Lercari, B. Sartorel, L. Sedea and G. Toninelli
858-861High pressure liquid chromatography of alpha olefin sulfonatesR. O. Johannessen, W. J. DeWitt, R. S. Smith and M. E. Tuvell
862-869Sucrose esters and sucrose ester/glyceride blends as emulsifiersR. K. Gupta, K. James and F. J. Smith
870-874Analysis of cationic and amphoteric surfactants: III. Structural analysis of imidazolinium cationic surfactantsSatoshi Takano and Kazuro Tsuji
875SDA topics: AOS, enzymes
876-881Safety of Alpha Olefin SulfonatesGary Ter Haar
881Calendar
882-895Abstracts

Volume 60, Number 5 / May 1983

904-907Crushers hope for continued improvement
908-922World conference on oleo chemicals
924Aflatoxin papers
924From Washington
926-936AOCS to begin 75th year
937-938New products
938-940Calendar
941Publications
943Members
945-947Comparison of fatty acid content of imported peanutsJames S.L How and Clyde T. Young
949-950Nonedible seed oils as insect repellentM. W. Y. Khan, F. Ahmad, I. Ahmad and S. M. Osman
950-957An esr study of radical intermediates formed by γ - radiolysis of tripalmitin and dipalmitoyl phosphatidylethanolamineC. L. Sevilla, S. Swarts and M.D Sevilla
957-960Determination of trace metal content in corn oil by atomic absorption spectroscopyB. Ooms and W. Van Pee
960-967Study of triglyceride- protein interaction using a microemulsion- filtration methodLloyd M. Smith, Paolo Fantozzlb and Richard K. Crevelinga
968-970Effect of water activity on autoxidation of raw peanut oilA. G. Gopalakrishna and J. V. Prabhakar
970-975Protein conformations and their stabilityC. N. Pace
975-978Acetonitrile as eluent in silver resin column chromatographyW. J. DeJarlais, R. O. Adlof and E. A. Emken
978-986Identification of adduct radiolysis products from ethyl palmitate and ethyl oleateMehran Vajdi, W. W. Nawar and Charles Merritt
986-989Supplementation of bakery items with high protein peanut flourRobert L Ory and Edith J. Conkerton
990-995Chemical reactions involved in the deep- fat frying of foods: IX. Identification of the volatile decomposition products of trioleinWilliam A. May, Robert J. Peterson and Stephen S. Chang
995-1004Biochemistry of unsaturated fatty acid isomersE. A. Emken
1005-1008Detection of pig and buffalo body fat in cow and buffalo ghees by differential scanning calorimetryP. Lambelet and N. C. Ganguli
1008-1011Continuous acidulation of soapstock and recovery of acid oilT. K. Mag, D. H. Green and A. T. Kwong
1011-1012Quantitation of estolide triglycerides in sapium seeds by high performance liquid chromatography with infrared detectionKathleen Payne-Wahl and Robert Kleiman
1013-1014Variation in the wax content of sunflower seed with location and hybridW. Herbert Morrison
1015Composition of polar lipids in rapeseedJ. -P. Vidal, G. Vidal-Valat and K. Kurki-Suonio
1018-1019Industry News
1019-1020PublicationsSteven L. Rock
1020AIS in europe
1022-1024Lather stability of soap solutionsMaria A. Grompone
1025-1027Detergent enzymes — past, present and futureCharles A. Starace
1029-1042Interpreting the appearance of dispersed systems: I. Model dispersions of polymer latex microspheresE. I. Franses, L. E. Scriven, W. G. Miller and H. T. Davis
1043-1049Interpreting the appearance of dispersed systems: II. A guide for surfactant systemsE. I. Franses, L. E. Scriven, W. G. Miller and H. T. Davis
1050-1052Interactions between sodium tetradecyl sulfate and a series of homogeneous polyoxyethyleneglycol- n- dodecyl ethersKenjiro Meguro, Tetsuya Kanbe and Kunio Esumi
1053-1055Biochemistry and nutrition

Volume 60, Number 6 / June 1983

1064-1066EEC considers oil policy
1068-1069President OTAI
1070PIK expected to reduce U.S. soybean acreage, harvest
1072Oleochemical conference registration begins
1080Smouse installed as AOCS presiden
1082-1086Keith, Fox win top Smalley awards
1087-1090Book reviews
1090New publications
1091-1092New products
1093Calendar
1095-1098trans Fatty acids in milkfatL. Deman and J. M. Deman
1098-1101Degumming of soybean oil: Quantitative analysis of phospholipids in crude and degummed oil1L. D. Racicot and A. P. Handel
1102-1104Triglyceride specific heat determined by differential scanning calorimetryJ. W. Hampson and H. L. Rothbart
1105-1109Influence of the position of unsaturated fatty acid esterified glycerol on the oxidation rate of triglycerideShun Wada and Chiaki Koizumi
1109-1111Hydrogen bromide titration for soaps in fat productsZ. M. Zarins, J. L. White1 and R. O. Feuge1
1112-1115Soy protein hydrolysis in membrane reactorsMunir Cheryan and W. David Deeslie
1115-1119Investigation of 1-decyne formation in cottonseed oil fried foodsLucy L. Fan, Jiunn- Yann Tang and Alan Wohlman
1119-1123Phenolic acids in rapeseed and mustardH. Kozlowska, D. A. Rotkiewicz, R. Zadernowski and F. W. Sosulski
1123-1131Polymorphism and transformation energetics of saturated monoacid triglycerides from differential scanning calorimetry and theoretical modelingJ. W. Hagemann and J. A. Rothfus
1132-1134Chemical comparison of a mexican soybean variety with a us varietyA. C. Eldridge
1134-1141Maleyl esters of monoglycerides of saturated fatty acidsM. Friedman and N. Garti
1141-1148Preparation of colorless sunflower protein products: Effect of processing on physicochemical and nutritional propertiesH. M. Bau, D. J. Mohtadi-Nia, L. Mejean and G. Debry
1148-1150Letters to the editorD. R. Taylor, C. B. Ungermann and D. B. Jenkins
1151Soaps & detergents
1151-1154Analysis of sorbitan fatty acid esters by HPLCN. Garti, E. Wellner, A. Aserin and S. Sarig
1155-1158An intelligent washing machine for the evaluation of laundry detergentsJ. R. Trowbridge
1159New stepan pilot plant
1159AOCS national meetings
1160-1161Fatty alcohols: Natural or petrochemical feedstocks in the 1980s?E. C. Leonard
1162-1165Selection of bleaching agents for dry bleachesJohn Parker
1166-1169How to choose cationics for fabric softenersJeannene A. Ackerman
1170-1174The selection of surfactants for specific household applicationsMichael F. Cox and Ted P. Matson
1175-1187Biochemistry and nutrition

Volume 60, Number 7 / July 1983

1196-1202Meetings
1204-1222Industry news
1222-1223From Washington
1224-1226International
1227-1234The first 30 years
1235-1237New products
1238Calendar
1239People
1240-1241Publications
1242-1244President’s club and honor roll
1245-1249Technical news featureJ. J. Yao, L. S. Wei and M. P. Steinberg
1251Sunflower performance — Agronomic aspectsAlvin J. Jarvi
1251Insect problems of sunflowersA. P. Arthur
1252-1253Genetics and breeding of sunflowerG. N. Fick
1253-1255Disease problems of sunflowersW. E. Sackston
1257-1258Ultrasonic hydrogenation of soybean oilK. J. Moulton, S. Koritala and E. N. Frankel
1259-1261Analysis of Calotropis gigantea, Acacia Caesia and Abelmoschus Ficulneus seedsK. Sundar Rao, A. J. Pantulu and G. Lakshminarayana
1261-1265Phospholipid composition of some plant oils at different stages of refining, measured by the latroscan-Chromarod methodL. M. Du Plessis and H. E. Pretorius
1266-126813C NMR spectroscopic analysis of the fatty acid composition of palm oilNg Soon and Wee Lam Ng
1269-1270The analysis of glycerol by gas chromatographyJames Snyder and Borivoj Franko-Filipasic
1271-1277Development of a pilot-plant process for the extraction of soy flakes with aqueous isopropyl alcoholE. C. Baker and D. A. Sullivan
1277-1281An emulsion method for the sensory evaluation of edible oilsStone Rebecca and G. Hammond Earl
1281-1286Lipid from yeast fermentation: Effects of cultural conditions on lipid production and its characteristics of rhodotorula glutinisS. H. Yoon and J. S. Rhee
1286-1290Effect of selected antioxidants on the stability of virgin olive oilA. K. Kiritsakis, C. M. Stine and L. R. Dugan
1291-1298The freeze fracture ultrastructure of peanut oil and other natural and synthetic triacylglycerol dropletsM. W. Rigler, I. L. Roth, D. Kritchevsky and J. S. Patton
1298-1303Chemical lonization mass spectrometry of fatty acids: The effect of functional groups on the CI spectra1R. D. Plattner, H. W. Gardner and R. Kleiman
1303-1308Characteristics and utilization of dry roasted air-classified navy bean protein fractionM. E. Zabik, M. A. Uebersax, J. P. Lee, J. M. Aguilera and E. W. Lusas
1308-1314Computer modeling of theoretical structures of monoacid triglyceride α-forms in various subcell arrangementsJ. W. Hagemann and J. A. Rothfus
1315-1318Analysis of the nonpolar extractables of
1318-1321Fatty acid and sterol compositions of malagasy tamarind kernel oilsR. W. Andriamanantena, J. Artaud, E. M. Gaydou, M. C. Iatrides and J. L. Chevalier
1321-1325Study of the neutral lipids of sunflower meal and isolatesF. Millan, E. Vioque and M. P. Maza
1326-1330Investigation and modeling of mass transfer in soybean oil hydrogenatorsA. H. Chen, D. D. Mcintire, P. Gibson and J. E. Covey
1330Instrumentation in vegetable oil processingW. E. Farr
1331-1332Characteristics of uruguayan beef tallow1Maria A. Grompone and Patrick Moyna
1333-1339Behavior of surfactant mixtures in model oily-soil detergency studiesM. P. Aronson, M. L. Gum and E. D. Goddard
1340-1344Synthesis of sulfur-Containing derivatives from olefinic fatty estersS. Rafat Husain, F. Ahmad and M. Ahmad
1345-1349A reduced adsorption isotherm for surfactant mixturesJohn F. Scamehorn, Robert S. Schechter and William H. Wade
1349-1359Surfactants in coal technologyM. J. Schick and J. L. Villa
1359-1362Surface activity of separated phases of the surfactant/water/corn oil systemL. S. C. Wan
1363-1367Economic cost outlook for surfactant intermediatesW. J. B. Vogel
1367-1369Whitener selection for today’s detergentsWilliam R. Findley
1370-1372Sodium silicate: The key ingredient in detergent agglomerationCraig T. Keeley
1373-1376Labeling laws as they pertain to the detergent industryLester O. Leenerts
1377Advertising: The advertising agency and the r&d departmentMike Jag Lois
1378Meetings
1378Calendar
1379-1455Abstracts

Volume 60, Number 8 / August 1983

1463NCPA safety report
1463News briefs
1464Schuler heads NCPA
1466Profile: Ronnie Fox
1468From Washington
1470-1471Oleochemicals: the invisible industry
1477-1480World Conference Oleochemicals
1478Fatty acid cource
1481Philippine project
1486-14901983 Official Referee Chemists certified
1490750 New members sought
1490AOCS Governing Board
1491Book reviews
1491-1492New publications
1494-1495New products
1496-1498Calendar
1500-1502Design of a 5500 lb/hr solar steam plantD. J. Allen, A. C. Gangadharan and S. Kumar
1505-1506Oligosiloxanes from betulinolVäinö Erä and Kaija Piiroinen
1507-1509Rapid determination of free fatty acids in vegetable oils by gas liquid chromatographyM. G. Williams and J. Macgee
1509-1516A quantitative study of the pathways involved in the formation of radiolysis products in ethyl palmitateC. Merritt, M. Vajdi, M. L. Bazinet and P. Angelini
1517-1519Fatty acid composition and
1520-1523Efficacy of the antioxidants BHA and BHT in palm olein during heating and fryingM. A. Augustin and S. K. Berry
1524-1528Determination of tocopherols and sterols by capillary gas chromatographyH. T. Slover, R. H. Thompson and G. V. Merola
1528-1533Participation of sesamol in stability of sesame oilK. Kikugawa, M. Arai and T. Kurechi
1534-1537Studies on nitrosochlorination of olefinic fatty acids: IS. Q. Hasan, I. Ahmad, Fashih Ahmad and S. M. Osman
1538-1543Oxidative cyclization of unsaturated fatty acids with lead tetraacetateM. Hashmi, M. Khan, M. S. Ahmad, F. Ahmad and S. M. Osman
1543-1547Optimization of industrial vegetable oil hydrogenatorsA. S. Moharir, S. Bhatia and D. N. Saraf
1548-1549Aflatoxin distribution in fines and meats from decorticated cottonseedL. S. Lee, S. P. Koltun and S. Buco
1552-1556The determination of hydrotropes in detergent products by reverse-phase and ion-pair high performance liquid chromatographyB. P. McPherson and N. Omelczenko
1557Papers from the symposium on
1557-1558Vegetable oils as diesel fuels: OverviewE. H. Pryde
1558-1560Farm-scale recovery and filtration characteristics of sunflower oil for use in diesel enginesL. F. Backer, L. Jacobsen and J. C. Olson
1561-1566Economics of on-farm processing of sunflower oilDelmer L. Helgeson and Leroy W. Schaffner
1567-1573Laboratory endurance test of a sunflower oil blend in a diesel engineM. Ziejeski and K. R. Kaufman
1574-1579Investigation of soybean oil as a diesel fuel extender: Endurance testsC. Adams, J. F. Peters, M. C. Rand, B. J. Schroer and M. C. Ziemke
1579-1587Winter rape oil fuel for diesel engines: Recovery and utilizationC. L. Peterson, D. L. Auld and R. A. Korus
1587-1592Canola and high erucic rapeseed oil as substitutes for diesel fuel: Preliminary testsR. C. Strayer, J. A. Blake and W. K. Craig
1592-1596Effects of processing and chemical characteristics of plant oils on performance of an indirect-injection diesel engineC. R. Engler, L. A. Johnson, W. A. Lepori and C. M. Yarbrough
1596-1598Efficiencies of various esters of fatty acids as diesel fuelsW. E. Klopfenstein and H. S. Walker
1598-1601Conversion of used frying oil to diesel fuel by transesterification: Preliminary testsM. J. Nye, T. W. Williamson, W. Deshpande, J. H. Schrader and W. H. Snively, et al.
1602Industry news

Volume 60, Number 9 / September 1983

1609-1610Profile: David van Dorp
1612Meetings
1614-1630Inside AOCS
1632-1634Book reviewsPatricia V. Johnston
1635-1636Calendar
1638President’s club and honor roll
1638-1640New members
1641-1644Pacing technologies in the fats and oils industryAlegria B. Caragay
1645-1648My years in lipid researchD. A. Van Dorp
1651-1652A study of benzylphenols as antioxidantsFukiko Yamada, Tomihiro Nishiyama and Yoshimi Nakai
1653Fatty acid composition of seed kernel oil of calodendrum capense (l.f.) thunb.Raphael M. Munavu
1654-1658Lipid of sunflower seeds produced in japanAkihiko Nagao and Megumi Yamazaki
1658-1661Rapid extraction of canola oilL. L. Diosady, L. J. Rubin, N. Ting and O. Trass
1662-1665Lipid oxidation in potato chipsD. B. Min and D. Q. Schweizer
1665-1669Fractional crystallization and gas chromatographie analysis of fatty acids as a means of detecting butterfat adulterationR. S. Farag, S. H. Abo-Raya, F. A. Ahmed, F. M. Hewedi and H. H. Khalifa
1670Letter to the EditorR. A. Manolo
1672-1675The benefit of detergent enzymes under changing washing conditionsF. W. J. L. Maase and R. van Tilburg
1676-1677High performance liquid chromatographie separation of fatty imidazolines from their diamide hydrolysis derivativesJames W. Hampson, Raymond G. Bistline and Warner M. Linfield
1678-1679Fluorination of fatty alcohols with 1,1,2,3,3,3-hexafluoropropyl diethylamineS. Watanabe, T. Fujita, K. Suga and I. Nasuno
1680-1686Bleaching with sodium hypochlorite: Interactions of temperature, time, pH and concentration with stain removal and fabric strengthL. Palmer Simpson and C. Riggs
1687-1692Improved productivity of a radiotracer detergency method by increased automationW. T. Shebs, J. G. Rankin, C. F. Incaprera, K. H. Herndon and R. S. Lester
1693-1698Effect of carbon chain and phenyl isomer distribution on use properties of linear alkylbenzene sulfonate: A comparison of ‘high’ and ‘low’ 2-phenyl LAS homologsK. Lee Matheson and Ted P. Matsoim
1699-1704A study on the adsorption of dialkyldimethyl ammonium chlorideO. Okumura, K. Ohbu, K. Yokoi, K. Yamada and D. Saika
1704-1709Heavy-duty liquid detergentJadwiga Palicka
1710-1713Packaging for detergents
1713Calendar

Volume 60, Number 10 / October 1983

1723-1734peanuts
1736-1738People
1740From Washington
1741-1744Meetings
1745Book reviewsJoe Ross
1746-1747New products
1748Calendar
1751-1754Use of gas liquid chromatography for monitoring the fatty acid composition of canadian rapeseedJ. K. Daun, P. B. Mazur and C. J. Marek
1755-1760Fractionation studies of palm oil by density gradientA. S. H. Ong, P. L. Boey and CM. Ng
1761-1764Calcium phytate: Effect of ph and molar ratio on in vitro solubilityFrida Grynspan and Munir Cheryan
1765-1768Providing lubricity in food fat systemsTerry R. Bessler and Frank T. Orthoefer
1769-1773Quantification of carbonyl compounds in oxidized fats as trichlorophenylhydrazonesPamela J. White and Earl G. Hammond
1773-1777Automatic karl fischer titration of moisture in sunflower seedJames A. Robertson and W. R. Windham
1777-1782Fatty acids: Part 25.1 chemical transformations of C18 furanoid fatty estersM. S. F. lie ken Jie, S. Sinha and F. Ahmad
1783-1785Fatty acids: Part 26.1 partial synthesis of C18 mono-and dimethyl furanoid fatty estersM. S. F. Lie Ken Jie and F. Ahmad
1786-1788HPLC Analysis of cyclopropenoid fatty acidsP. M. Loveland, N. E. Pawlowski, L. M. Libbey, G. S. Bailey and J. E. Nixon
1788-1795Fatty acid composition of the fat in selected food items with emphasis on trans components1M. G. Enig, LA. Pallansch, J. Sampugna and M. Keeney
1796Participation of cyclopropenoid fatty acids in the tortelli-Jaffe reaction with bromineT. P. Hensarling and T. J. Jacks
1798-1806Analysis of cationic and amphoteric surfactants: IV. structural analysis of the amphoteric surfactants obtained by the reaction of 1-(2-Hydroxyethyl)-2-alkyl-2-imidazoline with ethyl acrylateSatoshi Takano and Kazuro Tsuji
1807-1815Analysis of cationic and amphoteric surfactants: V. structural analysis of the amphoteric surfactants obtained by the reaction of 1-(2-Hydroxyethyl)-2-alkyl-2-imidazoline with sodium monochloroacetateSatoshi Takano and Kazuro Tsuji
1816Book reviews
1816Calendar
1820Classified Advertising

Volume 60, Number 11 / November 1983

1824Lates in
1827-1828Industry news
1829People
1830From Washington.
1832-1837Inside AOCS
1838-1839Practice of Thin Layer Chromatography
1842New products
1845Calendar
1846-1847Members
1848-1851Recent trends in usage of fats and oils as functional ingredients in the baking industryOkkyung Kim Chung and Yeshajahu Pomeranz
1853-1858Volatile components from trilinolenin heated in air1E. Selke and W. K. Rohwedder
1858-1860New sources of γ-linolenic acidR. B. Wolf, R. Kleiman and R. E. England
1861-1867Applications of phytic acidErnst Graf
1867-1875Factors affecting the desolventization of canola mealD. R. Grant, R. L. Eager, J. M. Pepper and J. F. Mathews
1876-1877Yield, characteristics and composition of oil- Type hybrid sunflower seed grown in north dakotaM. L. Dreher, W. W. Roath, E. T. Holm and B. D’Appolonia
1878-1882Studies on the antioxidants XVIII: Oxidation product of tertiary butyl hydroquinone (TBHQ) (I)T. Kurechi, M. Aizawa and A. Kunugi
1882-1887Studies on the Antioxidants XIX: Photooxidation products of tertiary butyl hydroquinone (TBHQ) (bdII)T. Kurechi and A. Kunugi
1887-1892Interpenetrating polymer networks from triglyceride oils containing special functional groups: A brief review1L. H. Sperling and J. A. Manson
1893-1894Chemical composition of acacia seedsA. R. Chowdhury, R. Banerji, G. Misra and S. K. Nigam
1894-1895The lipid composition of karaka seeds (corynocapus laevigatus)Denis R. Body
1896-1897Letter to the editor
1897-1904Erratum
1905-1907A novel way for ethoxylation with basic catalystsJenŐ Morgós, Péter Sallay, László Farkas and István Rusznák
1908-1913Analysis of sucrose mono- And diesters prepared from triglycerides containing C12 @#@ C18 Fatty AcidsR. K. Gupta, K. James and F. J. Smith
1914-1918U.S. detergent/surfactant trends— 1980s1D. E. Haupt
1919Chemistry and Technology of Water-Soluble Polymers
1919Industry news
1920Calendar

Volume 60, Number 12 / December 1983

1935-1940600 attend oleochemicals conference
1942Conference planners selecting speakers
1944From washington
1949Award of merit
1950-1953Book reviewsI. C. Baianu, Joe Ross, E. G. Perkins and J. B. Smith
1963-1964New products
1965Calendar
1971-1978Phospholipid content of foodsJohn L. Weihrauch and Young-Sun Son
1979-1985Crambe meal as a protein source for feedsK. D. Carlson and H. L. Tookey
1986-1991Hydrogenation of a menhaden oil: I. Fatty acid and C20 monoethylenic isomer compositions as a function of the degree of hydrogenationJ- L. Sebedio and R. G. Ackman
1992-1996Hydrogenation of a menhaden oil: II. Formation and evolution of the C20 dienoic and trienoic fatty acids as a function of the degree of hydrogenationJ- L. Sebedio and R. G. Ackmam
1997-2001The dual-solvent extraction of wool grease with hexane and aqueous isopropanolC. A. Anderson and J. J. Warner
2002Tocopherols of oil palm leaf1A. Kato, M. Yamaoka, Ab. Gapor and K. G. Berger
2003-2006Composition of the unsaponifiable oil fraction obtained from a number of cultivars of safflowerL. S. Conte, N. Frega and P. Capella
2007-2008Solubilities of six cottonseed oil fatty acid methyl esters in methanolZ. M. Zarins, R. K. Willich and R. O. Feuge
2009-2010Mass balance of hexane losses in an extraction plantJ. A. H. Dahlén and L. A. Lindh
2011Surfactants & detergents
2012-2014Primary alkane sulfonates1J. R. Wechsler and A. M. Koberda
2016Industry News
2016Calendar.

Volume 61, Number 1 / January 1984

7-9World oilseed production declines
9Soy crush volume rises
10NRA marks 50th year
12-16A tribute to Ralph H. PottsR. A. Reck and Norman O. V. Sonntag
18Dallas program announced
18Placement Center
23-45Session Schedule
46Fatty acid speakers listed
46Planners to meet
46IASC to meet in Rio
48Environmental short course
48Cavanagh to retire
50-53Taking prophets in soybean oilDavid M. Bartholomew
54Key to front cover
55-58Society of 9 now numbers 4,000
58-61When past presidents gather, it's time for ...
61-64AOCS charter members
64-68Profile: Lois Crauer
68AOCS' first woman member
68North East Symposium
681983 Additions, revisions
68Southwest Symposium, Feb. 22
68Referee Chemists
74Peanut product manufacturers form trade association
74USDA proposes eliminating soy trace requirement
74USDA to revive nutrition advisory unit
74FDA lists priority items for food safety program
74USDA warns against using oil to settle grain dust
75-76New Products
77-80Book reviewsToshiro Nishida, Lloyd A. Witting and E. G. Perkins
80New publications
81Calendar
83-85Synthesis and purification of polyunsaturated triglyceridesR. O. Adlof and E. A. Emken
85-86Chemical composition and characteristics of
87-90Occurrence of cyclic fatty acid monomers in frying oils used for fast foodsE. N. Frankel, L. M. Smith, C. L. Hamblin, R. K. Creveling and A. J. Clifford
90-94Compositional analysis of natural wax ester mixtures by tandem mass spectrometryGayland F. Spencer and Ronald D. Plattner
94-97Effect of water quality on degumming and stability of soybean oilH. A. M. Al-Kahtani, M. A. Hanna and A. P. Handel
97-100Genetic alteration of soybean oil composition by a chemical mutagenJ. R. Wilcox, J. F. Cavins and N. C. Nielsen
101Alkali isomarization of methyl 9, 12, 15-octadecatrienoate geometrical isomersS. Koritala
102-103Photosensitized
105-107Preparation and surface-active properties of sulfopropylated N-alkylperfluorooctanamidesChikai Kimura, Kageaki Kashiwaya, Mitsunobu Kobayashi and Tatsuo Nishiyama
108-110High performance liquid chromatographic determination of sodium sulfate in anionic surfactantsMegumu Kudoh, Takashi Kusuyama, Shinichiro Yamaguchi and Shintaro Fudano
112Conoco change proposed
112New lever plant
112Armak renamed
112Calendar

Volume 61, Number 2 / February 1984

126Change in by-laws
127Executive committee
128Program and steering committee
131Participating organizations
138-139Exhibitors
140-144Registrants
154-155Introduction
157-160Outlook for the global economyHans-Ulrich Grimm
160-175Challenges to a mature industry: Marketing and economics of oleochemicals in Western EuropeH. J. Richtler and J. Knaut
176-179Challenges to a mature industry: Marketing and economics of oleochemicals in the United StatesE. Charles Leonard and S L Kapald
179-184Marketing and economics of fatty alcoholsColin A. Houston
184-187Marketing and economics of oleochemicals to the oil patchC. D. LaSusa
187-190Marketing and economics of oleochemicals to the plastics industryRichard A. Reck
191-195Enzymatic fat hydrolysis and synthesisWarner M. Linfield, Robert A. Barauskas, Lorraine Sivieri, Samuel Serota and Robert W. Stevenson
195-200Partial hydrogenation of polyunsaturated fatty materialsE. Draguez de Hault and A. Demoulin
200-204Influence of various catalyst poisons and other impurities on fatty acid hydrogenationHelmut Klimmek
204-214Fatty acid fractionation by column distillation: Purity, energy consumption and operating conditionsHermann Stage
214-218The use of bleaching earth in fatty acid productionWerner Zschau
219-222Separation of saturated/unsaturated fatty acidsG. Haraldsson
223-228Supercritical CO2 extraction of lipid-bearing materials and characterization of the productsJ. P. Friedrich and E. H. Pryde
229-232New developments in the fatty acid industry in AmericaNorman O. V. Sonntag
233-241Practical implications of fatty acid topography modification by unsaturationDon P. Duncan
241-246The chemistry of dibasic and polybasic fatty acidsR. W. Johnson
247-254Telomer Acids: Monocarboxylic acids with long-chain branching; Their derivatives, properties and potential uses in lubricantsH. van Brederode and W. J. de Klein
259-267Fatty acid derivatives: Important surfactants for household, cosmetic and industrial purposesH. Maag
268-271Fats and oils as feedstocks for oleochemicalsK. F. Gander
271-275Oleochemicals: Feedstock or auxiliaryJ. F. Heidrich
276-281Future of petrochemical raw materials in oleochemical marketsD. E. Haupt, G. Drinkard and H. F. Pierce
281-289Development of new crops for industrial raw materialsL. H. Princen and J. A. Rothfus
290-297Biotechnology and oleochemicals: Changing patternsS. L. Neidleman and J. Geigert
297-301Current pollution control practices in the united statesMichael J. Boyer
302-306Water protection in EuropeKarl-Geert Malle
306-312Large-scale production and application of highly concentrated ozoneHans-Peter Klein
313-315Handling and transporation of hazardous materials and hazardous wastes: A practical and legal perspectiveLawrence W. Bierlein
315-324Oleochemicals as a fuel: Mechanical and economic feasibilityHenrick J. Harwood
324-329Properties and uses of some unsaturated fatty alcohols and their derivativesRichard R. Egan, Gary W. Earl and Jeannene Ackerman
330-339Worldwide studies of mixed active laundry detergencyMichael F. Cox, Ted P. Matson, Jose Louis Berna, Alfonso Moreno and Shigeru Kawakami, et al.
340-343Biodegradation of nonionic surfactantsR. R. Birch
343-348Manufacture of fatty alcohols based on natural fats and oilsUdo R. Kreutzer
348-349West European household detergent trendsE. Solleveld
350-352Production of fatty alcohols from fatty acidsTheodor Voeste and Henning Buchold
363-366The analysis of cationic surfactantsL. D. Metcalfe
367-376Cationic surfactants in laundry detergents and laundry aftertreatment aidsRolf Puchta
377-382Ecological behavior of cationic surfactants from fabric softeners in the aquatic environmentL. H. Huber
382-387Organoclay rheological additives: Past, present and futureWilbur S. Mardis
387-389Advances in quaternary ammonium biocidesPeter J. Schaeufele
390-394Column types for the chromatographic analysis of oleochemicalsD. M. Ottenstein, L. A. Witting, P. H. Silvis, D. J. Hometchko and N. Pelick
395-397Oleochemical base fluid developmentW. J. A. Struyck
397-403Antimicrobial agents derived from fatty acidsJohn J. Kabara
404-407Utilization of Malaysian palm oil and palm kernel oil for fatty acids and derivativesRoy J. de Vries
407-410Structural determination and uses of jojoba oilThomas K. Miwa
411-416Filler surface treatment with hydrophobic estersFrank C. Naughton
417-419Palm oil fatty acids in soap and detergent formulationsD. K. Bhattacharyya and B Chatterjee
419-425Hydroformylation of unsaturated fatty acidsE. H. Pryde
425-430Metathesis of fatty acid estersC. Boelhouwer and J. C. Mol
430-436Hydrozirconation for unsaturated fatty acid derivativesJ. Alvhäll, S. Gronowitz, A. Hallberg and R. Svenson
437-441Fatty oxazolines and imidazolinesWarner M. Linfield
441-447Reaction of oxygen and unsaturated fatty acidsF. D. Gunstone
447-453Microbial conversions of alkanes and fatty acidsColin Ratledge

Volume 61, Number 3 / March 1984

463-466Chocolate craze growing
468-470Confectionery fats-for special uses
470-472Turning triglycerides into candy
474-476Reducing serum cholesterol cuts heart disease
476-478Prostaglandins
478Traders seek aid
478-481Follow the sun
481Soviets at 76% capacity
482Taiwan facilities expanding
482Allen in Taiwan
482New Eqyptian facility
482-483News briefs
483Obituary
484From washington
486Dallas spouses' program
486Analytical symposium
486More faculty announced
486Sunflower papers sought
486-488INTSOY offering
494-500Officer Candidates for 1984–1985
501Bailey award to C.R. Smith
501-503Board report
503Staff changes
504-505New members
505President's club and honor roll
506-508AOCS meetings: Ideas for changing times
509-510New products
511Book reviewsLloyd A. Witting
511-512New publications
513-514Calendar
515-525The winged bean as an oil and protein source: A reviewS. Sri Kantha and John W. Erdman
526-528Effect of propionic acid on aflatoxin levels of stored Georgia 1981 dent corn samplesO. L. Shotwell, G. A. Bennett, W. F. Kwolek and C. W. Hesseltine
528-534Tofu and tempeh as potential protein sources in the western dietHwa L. Wang
534-536Automated AOM test for fat stabilityJ. M. deMan and L. deMan
537-540Polymerization of safflower and rapeseed oilsRoger A. Korus and Traci L. Mousetis
540-543Evening primrose (
543-547Oil and water analysis of sunflower seed by near-infrared reflectance spectroscopyJ. A. Robertson and F. E. Barton
548-551Flavor and oxidative stability of hydrogenated and unhydrogenated soybean oils. Efficacy of plastic packagingK. Warner and T. L. Mounts
552-555Phospholipids plus tocopherols increase soybean oil stabilityD. H. Hildebrand, J. Terao and M. Kito
555-558Synthesis of tetrazole from α, β—Unsaturated carbonyl fatty acidJamal Mustafa, M. S. Ahmad, A. Rauf and S. M. Osman
558-559A study of dilatation and acoustic propagation in solidifying fats and oils: I. TheoreticalM. J. W. Povey
560-564A study of dilatation and acoustic propagation in solidifying fats and oils: II. ExperimentalA. B. B. H. Hussin and M. J. W. Povey
564-569Thermal isomerization of jojoba waxArjeh B. Galun and Eleonora Shaubi
569-573Methanesulfonic acid catalyzed addition of aromatic compounds to oleic acidY. Nakano and T. A. Foglia
573-575The fatty acid composition of gymnospermae seed and leaf oilsJ. R. Vickery, F. B. Whitfield, G. L. Ford and B. H. Kennett
576-581The interpretation of GLC triglyceride data for the determination of cocoa butter equivalents in chocolate: A new approachC. C. Young
581-583Gas chromatographic separation of long-chain fatty nitriles and long-chain acid amidesC. N. Wang and L. D. Metcalfe
585-590Effect of oil viscosity on recovery processes in relation to foam floodingM. K. Sharma and D. O. Shah
591-595Oxyethylated sulfonamides as nonionic soil wetting agentsThomas J. Micich and Warner M. Linfield
596-600Surface tension and contact angle of herbicide solutions affected by surfactantsMegh Singh, J. R. Orsenigo and D. O. Shah
600Primary alkane sulfonatesJ. R. Wechsler and A. M. Koberda
602-606From soaps to detergents
608SDA attracts 1,000
609Book reviewsArno Cahn and M. J. Schick
610Calendar
612Classified advertising

Volume 61, Number 4 / April 1984

621AOCS to celebrate 75th anniversary
622Kates to be cited
6224 honored students selected
622-624Ryan to receive Potts award
624-634Exhibitions
634-636Book exhibits
636-638Traditions
640Tentative committee schedule
640-642Plant visits offered
642Aflatoxin analysis
643-706Technical paper abstracts
707Spotlight on cottonseed oil
707Oilseed samples sought
707-710The pricing of vegetable oilsDavid Bartholomew
7111984–1985 Smalley series announced
712-717Hormel Institute spans 4 decades
718-719Profile: Robert M. Burton
720Ag-Chem proceedings
720Central Soya promotes two
720Swift units shifted
720News briefs
720Obituaries
722-723The E.C. tax threatC. J. M. Meershoek
724-728AOCS honorary members
730-733From Washington
734-735New products
736-738Book reviewsPamela L. Brady, J. A. Milner, G. C. Fahey and J. B. Smith
738New publications
740-741Calendar
751-753Composition of the fat extracted from the seeds of theobroma bicolorM. H. Jee
754-756Oxymercuration-demercuration of hydroxy acetylenic acidsS. M. Ahmed, M. S. Ahmad, F. Ahmad and S. M. Osman
756-761Comparison of homogeneous and heterogeneous palladium hydrogenation catalystsJ. A. Heldal and E. N. Frankel
761-766Optimization of parameters for the analysis of triglyceride by reverse phase HPLC using a UV detector at 210 nmJ. A. Singleton and H. W. Pattee
766-768A Novel method for spectrophotometric determination of triglyceridesVishwanath P. Agrawal and Robert J. Blagrove
768-771Effect of moisture content of oil type sunflower seed on fungal growth and seed quality during storageJ. A. Robertson, G. W. Chapman and R. L. Wilson
772-776Antioxidant activity of sodium nitrite in meatM. P. Zubillaga, G. Maerker and T. A. Foglia
776-781Continuous synthesis of glycerides by lipase in a microporous membrane bioreactorMohammad Mozammel Hoo, Tsuneo Yamane, Shoichi Shimizu, Tadashi Funada and Shiro Ishida
781-784Prooxident activities of chlorophylls and their decomposition products on the photooxidation of methyl linoleateY. Endo, R. Usuki and T. Kaneda
785-788Residual amounts of chlorophylls and pheophytins in refined edible oilsR. Usuki, T. Suzuki, Y. Endo and T. Kaneda
788-789Relationship between titer and fatty acid composition of beef tallowM. A. Grompone
789-792Nutritional and toxicological evaluation of mango kernel oilC. Rukmini and Malini Vijayaraghavan
793-797Solvent solubility parameter and flour moisture effects on lipid extractabilityO. K. Chung, Y. Pomeranz and R. M. Jacobs
798-800Vernonia volkameriaefolia
801-804Temperature dependence of the solubility areas for W/O microemulsions with nonionic/anionic surfactantsStig E. Friberg and Jia-Hwa Fang
805-809HPLC analysis of nonionic surfactants. Part IV. Polyoxyethylene fatty alcoholsA. Aserin, M. Frenkel and N. Garti
810-813A greasy soil hard surface cleaning testMorris A. Johnson
814Worl Surfactants Conference
814Market reports
814FarBest appointments
814Detergents-in depth
814Calendar

Volume 61, Number 5 / May 1984

827-834Fats & oils news
836-842Inside AOCS
844-845Viewpoint
847-861Meetings
862From Washington
863-864New products
865-866PublicationsJan Pokorny
868Calendar
870-872Winterization of sunflower oilZ. Leibovitz and C. Ruckenstein
873-877Stability of tapioca chips fried in RBD palm olein treated with antioxidantsM. A. Augustin and S. K. Berry
877-883Identification and quantification of cholesterol oxides in grated cheese and bleached butteroilE. Terry Finocchiaro, K. Lee and T. Richardson
883-886Specific heats of the solid-state phases of trimargarin and tristearinT. D. Simpson, D. P. Hockett and L. Harris
886-890Separation of seed by-products by an AC electric fieldLouis C. Weiss and Devron P. Thibodeaux
890-891Ximenynic acid inSantalum obtusifolium seed oilJ. R. Vickery, F. B. Whitfield, G. L. Ford and B. H. Kennett
892-894Culture conditions affect eicosapentaenoic acid content ofChlorella minutissimaAkira Seto, H. L. Wang and C. W. Hesseltine
895-896Relationship of BGYF spots detected on the sides of trailers and modules of seed cotton to aflatoxins in ginned seedT. E. Russell and L. S. Lee
896-900The determination of light petroleum residues in refined oils and fatsM. J. Downes and J. B. Rossell
900-907A comparative study of batch and continuous refining of cottonseed oil in the SudanK. M. Wagialla, M. E. Abdul Rahman and E. A. Elawad
907-908Application of TLC chemical confirmatory tests to minicolumn chromatography of aflatoxinsM. S. Madhyastha and R. V. Bhat
909-913Continuous slurry hydrogenation of soybean oil with copper-chromite catalyst at high pressureS. Koritala, K. J. Moulton, J. P. Friedrich, E. N. Frankel and W. F. Kwolek
913-916Detection of cow milk admixture to buffalo milkR. S. Farag, M. M. Hewedi, S. H. Abo-Raya and H. H. Khalifa
916-920Interaction of proteins with sorghum tannin: Mechanism, specificity and significanceLarry G. Butler, David J. Riedl, D. G. Lebryk and H. J. Blytt
921-923Degumming soybean oil from fresh and damaged beans with surface-active compoundsA. M. Nash, E. N. Frankel and W. F. Kwolek
924-928Homogeneously catalyzed hydrogenation and gas-liquid chromatographic analysis of the methyl esters of cyclopropene fatty acidsW. J. Bland, T. C. Dine, R. N. Jobanputra and G. G. Shone
928-931Chia seeds as a source of natural lipid antioxidantsM. Silvia Taga, E. E. Miller and D. E. Pratt
931-938Semiarid legume crops as protein resourcesR. Becker, R. N. Sayre and R. M. Saunders
939-940The occurrence of ricinoleic acid inLinum seed oilsA. G. Green
941-944Synthesis of sulfur heterocycles from α,β-unsaturated carbonyl fatty acid estersJamal Mustafa, M. S. Ahmad, A. Rauf and S. M. Osman
945-949Thermal stability of phthalic estersKatsuhiko Saido, Takeshi Kuroki, Tadashi Ikemura and Makoto Kirisawa
950-954Stabilization of tocopherol by three components synergism involving tocopherol, phospholipid and amino compoundY. Ishikawa, K. Sugiyama and K. Nakabayashi
954-958Derivatization of keto fatty acids. III. synthesis of terminal thiazole and oxazole derivatives from α-bromoketonesS. Rafat Husain, F. Ahmad, M. Ahmad and S. M. Osman
959-962Synthesis of 2, 3 fatty aziridinesA. Rauf, M. S. Ahmad, F. Ahmad and S. M. Osman
962Erratum
963Letter to the editorL. Hartman and R. R. Szpiz
965-971Selective amidation of fatty methyl esters with N-(2-aminoethyl)-ethanolamine under base catalysisR. Gabriel
971-976Nonionic surfactants in municipal sewage in IsraelU. Zoller and R. Romano
977-980Structure-biodegradability correlations among xenobiotic industrial aminesG. S. Rothkopf and R. Bartha
981Calendar
981Pennwalt modernizing

Volume 61, Number 6 / June 1984

989-991Meetings
993-997Fats & oils news
998From Washington
1001-1011Inside AOCS
1012-1013New products
1014Publications
1015Calendar
1017-1022The role of the northern regional research center in the development of quality control procedures for fats and oilsG. R. List
1023-1024Studies on leguminous seedsA. R. Chowdhury, R. Banerji, G. Misra and S. K. Nigam
1024-1027Oxidative cyclization of 1-octadecanol and hydroxy fatty esters with lead tetraacetateM. Hashmi, M. Khan, M. S. Ahmad, F. Ahmad and S. M. Osman
1028-1031Analysis of triacylglycerols in leaves of citrus by HPLCHarold E. Nordby and George Yelenosky
1031-1036A comparison of the stability of oils from Brazil nut, para rubber and passion fruit seedsF. P. Assunção, M. H. S. Bentes and H. Serruya
1036-1039Elucidation of the chemical structure of a novel antioxidant, rosmaridiphenol, isolated from rosemaryChristopher M. Houlihan, Chi-Tang Ho and Stephen S. Chang
1039-1042Preliminary studies on processing of sunflower seed to obtain edible protein concentratesM. C. Shamanthaka Sastry and N. Subramanian
1042-1045Phosphatidyl ethanolamine as a synergist for primary antioxidants in edible oilsS. Z. Dziedzic and B. J. F. Hudson
1045-1047A rapid quantitative method for determination of astaxanthin pigment concentration in oil extractsHuei-Mei Chen and Samuel P. Meyers
1048-1051Addition of aromatic compounds to oleic acid catalyzed by heterogeneous acid catalystsHitoshi Kohashi and Thomas A. Foglia
1051-1056Triglyceride composition of olive oil, cottonseed oil and their mixtures by low temperature crystallization and gas liquid chromatographyS. Synouri-Vrettakou, M. E. Komaitis and E. C. Voudouris
1056-1059Phytate Removal from soybean proteinsJ. R. Brooks and C. V. Morr
1060HBr-Reactive acids of
1061-1064A rapid micromethod for the quantitative analysis of jojoba wax and its componentsM. L. Tonnet, R. L. Dunstone and A. Shani
1064-1067A flavonoid antioxidant in Spanish peanuts
1067-1071Lipid-lipase interactions. I. Fat splitting with lipase fromCandida rugosaWarner M. Linfield, Dennis J. O’Brien, Samuel Serota and Robert A. Barauskas
1071-1074Distribution of ammonia-related aflatoxin reaction products in cottonseed mealDouglas L. Park, Louise Lee and S. A. Koltun
1075-1078Cottonseed flavonoids as lipid antioxidantsCarleen Cairns Whittern, Evelyn E. Miller and Dan E. Pratt
1078-1084Synthesis and polymorphism of 1,2-dipalmitoyl-3-acyl-
1085-1088A method for the separation of seed oil steryl esters and free sterols: Application to peanut and corn oilsR. E. Worthington and H. L. Hitchcock
1088-1089Oxidation and halogenation of jojoba waxArjeh B. Galun, Sarina Grinberg, Arieh Kampf and Eleonora Shaubi
1090-1092Facile dehydrobromination of
1093-1095The AOCS smalley programJ. W. McEwan
1095-1097Quality control in processing drying oilsR. Pierce
1097-1101Quality control in a canola crushing plantStewart J. Campbell
1102-1108Quality control in the use of deep frying oilsS. G. Stevenson, M. Vaisey-Genser and N. A. M. Eskin
1109-1111Quality control in edible oil processingA. Roden and G. Ullyot
1112-1113Quality control in export shipments of commercial oil and oilseed productsW. B. Sizer
1114-1116Canola check sample seriesJ. A. Blake and M. N. Marianchuk
1117-1122Oilseeds grading - quality control in oilseeds marketingJ. K. Daun and L. D. Burch
1123-1125Influence of dialkyl ethers on the surface properties of homogeneous nonionic surfactantsYujin Tabata, Minoru Ueno and Kenjiro Meguro
1126-1130Production of detergent-grade trisodium citrateChung Y. Shen
1130-1135Determination of surfactant mixtures in shampoos and detergents by HPLCK. Nakamura and Y. Morikawa
1135Letter to the editorC. Deane Roth
1136News
1136Calendar

Volume 61, Number 7 / July 1984

1149-1162Fats & oils news
1163-1165Meetings
1166-1179Inside AOCS
1180From Washington
1181-1185New products
1186-1188PublicationsRoss Hackler, Barbara P. Klein and L. A. Witting
1189-1199Calendar
1200-1203Conditioning of oil-bearing materials for solvent extraction by extrusionHerman Rittner
1204-1206High pressure splitting of castor oilG. Lakshminarayana, R. Subbarao, Y. Sita Rama Sastry, V. Kale and T. Chandrasekhara Rao, et al.
1207-1208Fatty acid composition of brazilian plants. I.
1209-1211Confectionery fat analysis with high performance liquid chromatographyR. L. Kimmey and E. G. Perkins
1212-1215Arachidonic acid autoxidation in an aqueous media effect of α-tocopherol, cysteine and nucleic acidsBruno Bazin, Josiane Cillard, Jean-Pierre Koskas and Pierre Cillard
1215-1220Thin layer chromatography/flame ionization analysis of transesterified vegetable oilsB. Freedman, E. H. Pryde and W. F. Kwolek
1220-1225Short-chain phorbol ester constituents of croton oilGary T. Marshall and A. Douglas Kinghorn
1226-1229A new concept for determining triglyceride composition of fats and oils by liquid chromatographyK. Takahashi, T. Hirano and K. Zama
1229-1231Adiabatic reactor for simulating storage-damaged soybeansE. Duane Bitner, J. M. Snyder, J. P. Friedrich and T. L. Mounts
1231-1234High performance liquid chromatography of the tocols in corn grainEvelyn J. Weber
1235-1238Isolation and identification of volatile flavor compounds in commercial oil-free soybean lecithinHeasook Kim, Chi-Tang Ho and Stephen S. Chang
1239-1241Reduction of unsaturated fatty acids and fatty alcohols with diimide from hydroxylamine-ethyl acetateA. Gangadhar, R. Subbarao and G. Lakshminarayana
1242-1245Effects of planting date and irrigation on wax content of sunflower-seed oilW. H. Morrison, Robert E. Sojka and Paul W. Unger
1246-1249Automated gas chromatographic system for volatile profile analysis of fats and oilsJ. L. Gensic, B. F. Szuhaj and J. G. Endres
1249-1253Changes in lipid class and fatty acid compositions during maturation of
1253-1258Physical refining of edible oilD. C. Tandy and W. J. Mcpherson
1258-1261Evaluation of extractive contact units for oil extraction from dehulled sunflower seedL. Tranchino and F. Melle
1261-1265Almost complete dehulling of high oil sunflower seedL. Tranchino, F. Melle and G. Sodini
1267-1269Disodium dicarboxy methyl starch as a calcium sequestrantS. Santhanagopalan, H. Raman and S. K. Suri
1270-1272An approach to formulating cold-water laundry productsTed P. Matson and Michael F. Cox
1273-1278Optimization of nonionic surfactants for hard-surface cleaningMichael F. Cox and Ted P. Matson
1278-1284Factors affecting oil/water interfacial tension in detergent systems: Nonionic surfactants and nonpolar oilsK. W. Dillan
1285-1287News

Volume 61, Number 8 / August 1984

1298-1319Fats & oils news
1320Early focus on new crop soybeansDavid M. Bartholomew
1322Meetings
1330From washington
1332-1341Inside AOCS
1342New products
1343Publications
1343-1344Calendar
1345-1346Characteristics and composition of six malvaceae seeds and the oilsK. Sundar Rao and G. Lakshminarayana
1347-1350Polar lipids of sunflower meal and isolatesF. Millan, E. Vioque and M. P. Maza
1351-1353Hydrogenation of soybean oil with cationic Rh(I)-Phosphine complexes as catalysts — Para-toluene sulfonate and sulfonated styrene resins as counterionsMats Berglund and Carlaxel Andersson
1354-1357Iodoazide addition to olefinic esters and their reaction with methanolic KOHM. L. Ali, M. S. Ahmad, F. Ahmad, A. Rauf and S. M. Osman
1358-1361Pre-Pressing of oil from rapeseed and sunflowerJ. A. Ward
1362-1365Supercritical fluid extraction of vegetable oil seedsN. R. Bulley, M. Fattori, A. Meisen and L. Moyls
1366-1369Scale-up of canola oil degummingL. L. Diosady, P. W. Sleggs and T. Kaji
1369-1372Current practices in continuous cottonseed miscella refiningWM. Blake Hendrix
1372-1379The adsorption of fatty acids from vegetable oils with zeolites and bleaching clay/zeolite blendsD. R. Taylor, C. B. Ungermann and Z. Demidowicz
1380-1382Energy saving techniques in continuous degumming and refiningE. G. Latondress
1383-1387Field evaluation of extraction performanceE. D. Milligan and D. C. Tandy
1389-1394Enhanced oil recovery using carboxylate surfactant systemsJames E. Shaw
1395-1399Carboxylate surfactant systems exhibiting phase behavior suitable for enhanced oil recoveryJ. E. Shaw
1399-1404Solubilization and fluorescence behavior of petroleum sulfonate containing microemulsionsY. K. Pithapurwala and D. O. Shah
1405-1406News

Volume 61, Number 9 / September 1984

1414-1415Fats & oils news
1415-1419Meetings
1420From Washington
1421-1438Inside AOCS
1439-1440New products
1440PublicationsLloyd A. Witting
1440-1445Calendar
1447-1449Chemical and nutritional evaluation of
1449-1451Method of analysis for deoxynivalenol and zearalenone from cereal grainsG. A. Bennett, S. E. Megalla and O. L. Shotwell
1452-1456The flavor intensity of some carbonyl compounds important in oxidized fatsM. D. Dixon and E. G. Hammond
1457-1460An aqueous ethanol extraction process for cottonseed oilR. J. Hron and S. P. Koltun
1461-1462Separation of tocopherol homologues by selective deacylation and chromatographyCharles H. Foster and E. B. Cross
1462-1463The analysis of phospholipids in soy lecithin by HPLCW. Jeffrey Hurst and Robert A. Martin
1464-1465Derivatization of keto fatty acids: V. Synthesis and characterization of 1,3-dioxolanesSuhail Ahmad, F. Ahmad and S. M. Osman
1466-1469Autoxidation of linoleic acid and behavior of its hydroperoxides with and without tocopherolsJ. P. Koskas, J. Cillard and P. Cillard
1470-1471Continuous slurry hydrogenation of soybean oil with nickel catalystsS. Koritala, K. J. Moulton and E. N. Frankel
1472-1473Characteristics and compositions of
1475-1478Water hardness control by detergent buildersM. K. Nagarajan and H. L. Paine
1479-1481Reactions of glycerol derivatives with N,N-diethyl-1,1,2,3,3,3-hexafluoropropanamineS. Watanabe, T. Fujita, I. Nasuno and K. Suga
1482-1483Surfactants and detergents news
1483Calendar

Volume 61, Number 10 / October 1984

1490-1501Meetings
1502-1525Fats & oils news
1526-1527From Washington
1528-1535Inside AOCS
1536-1539New products
1540-1550PublicationsPatricia V. Johnston, Lloyd A. Witting and E. G. Perkins
1551-1552Calendar
1553-1558Sampling for respirable cotton dustK. Q. Robert and A. Baril
1563-1568Geometrical isomerization of linolenic acid during heat treatment of vegetable oilsA. Grandgirard, J. L. Sebedio and J. Fleury
1569-1570Instrumentation for thermopenetrometry of fatsJ. M. Deman, S. Gupta, M. Kloek and G. E. Timbers
1571-1574Synthesis of triacylglycerol by lipase in phosphatidylcholine reverse micellar systemS. Morita, H. Narita, T. Matoba and M. Kito
1574-1581Studies on peroxidized lipids. VI. Fluorescent products derived from the reaction of primary amines, malonaldehyde and monofunctional aldehydesKiyomi Kikugawa, Yuko Ido and Atsushi Mikami
1582-1589Lipid methodology — Chromatography and beyond. Part I. GC/MS and LC/MS of glycerolipidsA. Kuksis, J. J. Myher and L. Marai
1589-1593Sterols, methyl sterols, triterpene alcohols and fatty acids of the kernel fat of different malagasy mango(Mangifera indica) varietiesEmile M. Gaydou and Philippe Bouchet
1593-1597Rapeseed oil transesterification by heterogeneous catalysisG. R. Peterson and W. P. Scarrah
1597-1600Total phospholipids in crude palm oil: Quantitative analysis and correlations with oil quality parametersS. H. Goh, S. L. Tong and P. T. Gee
1601-1604Inorganic phosphate in crude palm oil: Quantitative analysis and correlations with oil quality parametersS. H. Goh, S. L. Tong and P. T. Gee
1604-1606A convenient preparaton ofγ-lactones and dialkyltetrahydrofurans from the reaction of fatty acids with epoxides using lithium naphthalenideT. Fujita, S. Watanabe, M. Tohtani and K. Suga
1607-1608Ammoniation of aflatoxin B1 in a pressure chamber used to decontaminate toxin-containing cottonseed mealL. S. Lee, S. P. Koltun and J. B. Stanley
1609-1610Vegetable oils as fuel alternatives — Symposium overviewE. H. Pryde
1610-1619The effects of vegetable oil properties on injection and combustion in two different diesel enginesT. W. Ryan, L. G. Dodge and T. J. Callahan
1620-1626Diesel engine evaluation of a nonionic sunflower oil-aqueous ethanol microemulsionMariusz Ziejewski, Kenton R. Kaufman, A. W. Schwab and E. H. Pryde
1627-1632Engine durability screening test of a diesel oil/soy oil/alcohol microemulsion fuelCarroll E. Goering and Bob Fry
1632-1638Methyl and ethyl soybean esters as renewable fuels for diesel enginesS. J. Clark, L. Wagner, M. D. Schrock and P. G. Piennaar
1638-1643Variables affecting the yields of fatty esters from transesterified vegetable oilsB. Freedman, E. H. Pryde and T. L. Mounts
1645-1650Redeposition of natural soils in a home laundry testGeorge C. Feighner
1651-1655Preparation and properties of pure alkyl glucosides, maltosides and maltotriosidesDonald E. Koeltzow and Allen D. Urefer
1656-1658Detergents in the arab worldMohamed A. Abdel-Gelil

Volume 61, Number 11 / November 1984

1668-1671Meetings
1672-1673Fats & oils news
1676Inside AOCS
1694From Washington
1695-1696PublicationsLloyd A. Witting and Karl J. Moulton
1697New products
1698Calendar
1699Surfactants & detergents
1701-1712Biotechnology and the fats and oils industry — An overviewJames B. M. Rattray
1713-1716Improving the fatty acid composition of soybean oilE. G. Hammond and W. R. Fehr
1717-1719Novel palm oils from cloned palmsL. H. Jones
1720-1724Cocoa bean cell and embryo cultureMing-Che Wen, Bruce German and John E. Kinsella
1724-1728Prospects and problems in the large scale production of metabolites from plant cell tissue culturesM. L. Shuler, J. W. Pyne and G. A. Hallsby
1728-1734Production of protein and fatty acids in the anaerobic fermentation of molasses byE. ruminantiumKetan I. Mehta and C. D. Callihan
1735-1743The role of nitrogen in multiorganism strategies for biosurfactant productionN. Kosaric, W. L. Cairns, N. C. C. Gray, D. Stechey and J. Wood
1743-1746Biomodification of fats and oils: Trials withCandida lipolyticaN. Bati, E. G. Hammond and B. A. Glatz
1747-1750Further aspects of wax ester biosynthesis byAcinetobacter sp. HO1-nJ. Geigert, S. L. Neidleman and S. K. DeWitt
1750-1753Developing a new industrial enzyme application: A strategyC. O. L. Boyce
1754-1757Plant-derived catalysts and precursors for use in prostaglandin synthesisTim J. Ahern
1758-1760Industrial-scale application of enzymes to the fats and oil industryL. H. Posorske
1761-1765Enzymatic synthesis of carbohydrate esters of fatty acid (I) esterification of sucrose, glucose, fructose and sorbitolHajime Seino, Tsuyoshi Uchibori, Toshiyuki Nishitani and Sachiko Inamasu

Volume 61, Number 12 / December 1984

1775-1776Meetings
1778-1780From Washington
1784-1809Feature
1810-1818Fats & oils news
1818Publications
1820New products
1822-1824Calendar
1826-1834Technical news feature
1835Synthesis ofGEM-dibromocyclopropanoid fatty esters using phenyl (tribromomethyl) mercurySajid Jamal, Ishtiaque Ahmad, Jawaid Iqbal and Mashood Ahmad
1836-1838Fatty acid composition of seed oils of the meliaceae, including one genus rich incis-vaccenic acidRobert Kleiman and Kathleen L. Payne-Wahl
1839-1841Aflatoxin content of peanut hullsTimothy H. Sanders, Jack L. McMeans and J. I. Davidson
1841-1843Variability for oil and fatty acid composition in castorbean varietiesLuis Carlos da Silva Ramos, Joao Shogiro Tango, Angelo Savi and Nilson Roberto Leal
1843-1846Oxidative stability of soybean oil at different stages of refiningT. W. Kwon, H. E. Snyder and H. G. Brown
1847-1849Characterization and processing of cottonseed oil obtained by extraction with supercritical carbon dioxideG. R. List, J. P. Friedrich and J. Pominski
1849-1851Properties and processing of corn oils obtained by extraction with supercritical carbon dioxideG. R. List, J. P. Friedrich and D. D. Christianson
1851-1856Effect of moisture and particle size on the extractability of oils from seeds with supercritical CO2J. M. Snyder, J. P. Friedrich and D. D. Christianson
1856-1861Studies on the production of lipids in fungi XIII. Changes of amount and composition of lipids in fungi in species of the genusPellicularia from cellulose by cultural conditionsOsamu Suzuki, Toshihiro Yokochi, Satoshi Nakasato and Cecile Q. Caro
1861-1864Sensory characteristics and oxidative stability of soybean oil and flour extracted with aqueous isopropyl alcoholK. Warner and E. C. Baker
1864-1868Flavoglaucin, a metabolite ofEurotium chevalieri, its antioxidation and synergism with tocopherolYukihiro Ishikawa, Kyozo Morimoto and Takashi Hamasaki
1868-1870Effect of selected storage conditions and packaging materials on olive oil qualityA. K. Kiritsakis and L. R. Dugan
1871-1872Characteristics and composition of newer varieties of indian castor seed and oilG. Lakshminarayana, M. M. Paulose and B. Neeta Kumari
1873-1876Hypohalogenation of β-hydroxy olefinic fatty acidS. Sinha, S. M. Osman and M. U. Ahmad
1877-1878Inhibition of growth of the green algaChlorella pyrenoidosa by unsaturated fatty acidsMiyoshi Ikawa, Toinette Hartshorne, Lu-Ann Caron, Robert C. Iannitelli and Linda J. Barbero, et al.
1879-1880Solubility of jojoba oil in organic solventsP. S. Landis and R. H. Craver
1881-1887Anticarcinogenic effect of selenium in the dimethylbenz(a)anthracene-induced mammary tumor model in ratsClement Ip
1888-1891Role of lipids in tumorigenesisK. K. Carroll
1891-1900The biochemistry of selenoproteinsRoger A. Sunde
1900-1904Growth stimulatory activity of unsaturated fatty acids for normal and neoplastic breast epitheliumWilliam R. Kidwell and John Shaffer
1904-1907Lipid peroxide catalyzed chemical carcinogenesisPeter J. O’Brien
1908-1917Lipid oxidation: Mechanisms, products and biological significanceE. N. Frankel
1917-1918Sources and consumption of antioxidants in the dietJohn G. Bieri
1919-1924Detergent fractionation of tallowD. A. Glassner, E. A. Grulke and J. I. Gray
1925-1928Preparation and emulsifying properties of polyethylene glycol (15OO) diesters of fatty acidsD. N. Bhattacharyya, S. Krishnan, R. Y. Kelkar and S. V. Chikale
1929Surfactants and detergents news

Volume 62, Number 1 / January 1985

6-12Feature
14-29Fats & oils news
31-60Meetings
61-63Viewpoint
64-67Inside AOCS
68From Washington
70-71PublicationsLloyd A. Witting and Robert G. Jensen
71-73New products
74Letter to the editorS. C. Singhal
74-75Calendar
76-80Agronomic potential and seed composition of cuphea, an annual crop for lauric and capric seed oilsFrank Hirsinger
81-82Fatty acid composition inCuphea seed oils from brazil and nicaraguaS. A. Graham and R. Kleiman
82-84Processing characteristics and oxidative stability of soybean oil extracted with supercritical carbon dioxide at 50 C and 8,000 psiG. R. List and J. P. Friedrich
84-87Development of a pilot plant process for the preparation of a soy trypsin inhibitor concentrateE. C. Baker and J. J. Rackis
87-89Photodecomposition of gossypol by ultraviolet irradiationA. A. Nomeir and M. B. Abou-Donia
89-91A comparison of the fatty acids and sterols of seeds of weedy and vegetable species ofAmaranthus spp.Tudor Fernando and George Bean
92-96Reverse osmosis and ultrafiltration of stillage solubles from dry-milled corn fractionsY. V. Wu and K. R. Sexson
96-98The structure of rosmariquinone — A new antioxidant isolated fromRosmarinus officinalis L.Christopher M. Houlihan, Chi-Tang Ho and Stephen S. Chang
98-99Comparative studies of three solvent mixtures for the extraction of soybean lipidsH. T. Khor and S. L. Chan
100-103Flavor stability of soybean oil based on induction periods for the formation of volatile compounds by gas chromatographyK. Warner and E. N. Frankel
103-108Simultaneous determination of moisture and oil content in oilseeds by pulsed nuclear magnetic resonanceP. N. Gambhir and A. K. Agarwala
109-110Fatty acids: part 27. Olefin inversion involving unsaturated fatty estersM. S. F. Lie Ken Jie and M. F. Chan
111-113Antioxidants in cloveR. E. Kramer
113-121Detection of chlorophyll derivatives in soybean oil by HPLCM. S. Fraser and G. Frankl
122-123A guide for authors of manuscripts for theJournal of the American Oil Chemists’ Society
124Dietary fats and healthE. G. Perkins and W. J. Visek
125-127New additives derived from fatty acids for water-based cutting fluidsS. Watanabe, T. Fujita and T. Yoneshima
128-133Microemulsions with excellent water solubilizing capacity at high hydrocarbon levels with quaternary ammonium salts as surfactantsRaymond L. Venable
134News
134Errata

Volume 62, Number 2 / February 1985

145-162Registrants
163Introduction
164-165Exhibitors
166Conference officers
173Change in by-laws
174Program and steering committee
174-186Participating organizations
188-192Meetings
193-197Present and future position of palm and palm kernel oils in world supply and tradeS. Mielke
197-204Present and future position of coconut oil in world supply and tradeL. F. Ignacio
204-206The biotechnology of oilseed cropsA. T. James
206-210Contribution of biological research to the development of the coconut industryWilliam G. Padolina
210-220Present and prospective development in the palm oil processing industryM. S. A. Kheiri
221-230Composition of oilJ. B. Rossell, B. King and M. J. Downes
230-236Biological modification of oil compositionB. K. Tan, S. H. Ong, N. Rajanaidu and V. Rao
237-240Minor constituents of palm oilS. H. Goh, Y. M. Choo and S. H. Ong
241-249Physical properties of oils and mixtures of oilsR. E. Timms
250-254Palm oil and palm kernelsA. Southworth
254-258Palm kernel oil extraction - The malaysian experienceThin Sue Tang and Pek Kooi Teoh
259-261Coconut oil and its byproductsHerman M. Montenegro
261-266Pollution control in palm oil mills in MalaysiaA. N. Ma and Augustine S. H. Ong
267-273Automation of palm oil millsK. Sivasothy and Nicholas B. H. Lim
274-282Quality control in fruit processingTeoh Guan Eng and Muk Mun Tat
282-286Treatment of empty fruit bunches for recovery of residual oil and additional steam productionH. K. Jorgensen
287-292Chemistry of refiningP. A. T. Swoboda
292-299The function of bleaching earths in the processing of palm, palm kernel and coconut oilsD. A. Morgan, D. B. Shaw, M. J. Sidebottom, T. C. Soon and R. S. Taylor
299-308The physical refining processHermann Stage
309-310Quality control in oil processingSusumu Sato
310-316Energy considerationsGunnar Haraldsson
317-327Trends in industrial uses of palm and lauric oilsJ. Knaut and H. J. Richtler
327-330Processing for industrial fatty acids - IDurfee L. Combs
331-335Soap and related products: Palm and lauric oilT. Ogoshi and Y. Miyawaki
335-340Other oleochemical uses: Palm oil productsYoshiteru Akaike
341-347Anionic surfactants: lauric productsKensuke Takei, Keiichi Tsuto, Shigeyuki Miyamoto and Junya Wakatsuki
348-351Processing for industrial fatty acids - IISuan Lin Ooi and Ho Kee Pee
351-355Oleochemicals in the plastics industryH. Verity Smith
355-365Industrial uses of palm, palm kernel and coconut oils: Nitrogen derivativesRichard A. Reck
366-371Quality requirements from a consumer’s point of view (oleochemical products)F. Dewaet
372-376Interchangeability of fats and OilsF. V. K. Young
376-385Fractionation of palm oilE. Deffense
385-390Fractionation of lauric oilsJ. B. Rossell
390-399Hydrogenation of palm and lauric oilsB. G. M. Grothues
400-407Chemical interesterification of palm, palm kernel and coconut oilsSteven J. Laning
408-410Palm oil in margarines and shorteningsMalcolm L. Duns
410-416Palm oil products in cooking fatsM. S. A. Kheiri
417-421Palm oil and palm kernel oil in food productsH. Traitler and A. Dieffenbacher
421-425Confectionery fats from palm oilT. Okawachi, N. Sagi and H. Mori
426-430Confectionery fats from palm oil and lauric oilJ. John Pease
431-433Pharmaceutical and cosmetic uses of palm and lauric productsPeter Kalustian
434-437Additives for quality maintenanceK. G. Berger
438-442Quality control in storage and transport of edible oilsK. G. Berger
443-448The role of the surveyorS. Subramaniam
449-454Quality of fried foods with palm oilMasashi Sakata, Yoshikazu Takahashi and Masanori Sonehara
454-462Palm oil: Quality requirements from a customer’s point of viewM. G. A. Willems and F. B. Padley

Volume 62, Number 3 / March 1985

474-486Fats & oils news
487Meetings
489-504Inside AOCS
505-506From Washington
508-510PublicationsE. G. Perkins
511New products
512-513Calendar
515-517Effect of modular storage of arizona seed cotton on levels of aflatoxins in seedT. E. Russell and L. S. Lee
517-520Homogeneous catalytic hydrogenation of soybean oil: Palladium acetylacetonateS. Koritala
520-523Variations in fat content and lipid class composition in ten different mango varietiesM. A. Ali, M. A. Gafur, M. S. Rahman and G. M. Ahmed
523-525Oxidative stability of high oleic sunflower and safflower oilsRichard H. Purdy
525-528Derivatization of keto fatty acids: VI. Synthesis, oxidation and mass spectrometry of dithiolanesMushfiquddin Khan, Mazzaz Hashmi, F. Ahmad and S. M. Osman
529-531Fatty acid composition of seed oils of some members of the meliaceae and combretaceae familiesAdebisi Mogeed Balogun and Babatunde L. Fetuga
531-538The estimation of the composition of edible oil mixturesPieter J. van Niekerk and Anna E. C. Burger
538-540Factors affecting peanut butter preferenceJames S. L. How and Clyde T. Young
541-549Dry bean tannins: A review of nutritional implicationsN. R. Reddy, M. D. Pierson, S. K. Sathe and D. K. Salunkhe
549-554Metathesis of methyl oleate with a homogeneous and a heterogeneous catalystHitoshi Kohashi and Thomas A. Foglia
554Developing a new industrial enzyme application: A strattegyC. O. L. Boyce
555-557Synthesis and properties of 2-alkoxy-N, N-Dimethylethylamine N-oxidesY. Hayashi, F. Shirai, T. Shimizu, Y. Nagano and K. Teramura
558-560The determination of unreacted amines in long chain amine oxides by potentiometric titrationC. N. Wang and L. D. Metcalfe
561-565News

Volume 62, Number 4 / April 1985

574-663Meetings
664-665Viewpoint
668-670Fats & oils news
674-676Federation proposed
678-682From Washington
685-686PublicationsHerbert Dutton and John W. Erdman
688New products
689-692Calendar
693-696Recovering water-immiscible solvents from oilseedsGeorge Karnofsky
697-699Recovery of water-soluble solvents from oilseedsGeorge Karnofsky
699-702Oil content and fatty acid composition of peanuts imported into japanHirokadzu Taira
703-706Trisaturates in the hydrogenation of canola oil with a commercial nickel catalystL. Deman, J. M. Deman, R. G. Ackman and W. M. N. Ratnayake
706-708Fatty acids, carbohydrates and crude protein in twenty cassava cultivars
708-713A quantitative comparison of the yields of radiolysis products in various meats and their relationship to precursorsC. Merritt, M. Vajdi and P. Angelini
714-715Fatty acid compositions of seed oils of seven
715-719Effect of frost damage on the quality of canola(B. napus)J. K. Daun, K. M. Clear and J. T. Mills
720-724Suitability of hydrogenated soybean oils for prefrying of deep-frozen french friesM. J. H. Keijbets, G. Ebbenhorst-Seller and J. Ruisch
725-727Processing of prepressed solvent extracted oil from indian soybean-refining loss studiesN. K. Sharma, V. K. Taneja, R. D. Wagle and S. M. Patel
728-730Effects of processing on physicochemical properties and fatty acid composition of
730-734Determination of mono- and diglycerides in palm oil, olein and stearinE. M. Goh and R. E. Timms
734-738Studies on kinetics of catalytic isomerization of methyl linoleateV. M. Deshpande, R. G. Gadkari, D. Mukesh and C. S. Narasimhan
739-742Retention behavior of triglycerides on reverse phase columns using pseudophase liquid chromatographyJ. A. Singleton and H. E. Pattee
742-745Chlorinated long-chain fatty acids. Their properties and reactions. XII. The dechlorination pathways of sodium 9(10)-chloro-10(9)-oxooctadecanoates in aqueous sodium hydroxide solutionM. Ketola and U. Leskinen
745-747Determination of ascorbyl palmitate by high performance liquid chromatographyThelma S. Vicente, Edward H. Waysek and Winifred M. Cort
748-752Stability studies on methyl and ethyl fatty acid esters of sunflowerseed oilL. M. Du Plessis, J. B. M. De Villiers and W. H. Van Der Walt
753-756Adsorption of soy oil phospholipids on silicaHelen G. Brown and Harry E. Snyder
756-759Polymorphism of hydrogenated canola oilAzza Naguib-Mostafa and John M. deMan
760-762Crystal Structure of Hydrogenated Canola OilA. Naguib-Mostafa, A. K. Smith and J. M. deMan
762-767Lipid methodology — chromatography and beyond. Part II. GC/MS, LC/MS and specific enzymic hydrolysis of glycerolipidsA. Kuksis, J. J. Myher and L. Marai
767-773Lipid methodology — Chromatography and beyond. Part III. Analyses of natural and2H-labeled glycerolipids by GC/MS and LC/MS with specific enzymic hydrolysesA. Kuksis, J. J. Myher and L. Marai
773-775Fatty acid development in a soybean mutant with high stearic acidG. L. Graef, L. A. Miller, W. R. Fehr and E. G. Hammond
775-786Lipids in margarines and margarine-like foodsH. T. Slover, R. H. Thompson, C. S. Davis and G. V. Merola
786-792Analysis of lipids by high performance liquid chromatography—chemical ionization mass spectrometryW. L. Erdahl and O. S. Privett
793-799Meal desolventizing and finishingAndre Lebrun, Michel Knott, Jacques Beheray and Guy L. Posschelle
800-804Animal fat feedstocks for oleochemicalsGerhard Maerker
805-811Rendering systems for processing animal by-product materialsWilliam H. Prokop
812-815Refining, bleaching and hydrogenating meat fatsE. G. Latondress
815-818Meat fat formulationFrank R. Kincs
819-822Finished product storage and handlingJohn B. Woerfel
823-824Fluorination of methyl ricinolate with N,N-diethyl-1,1,2,3,3,3-hexafluoropropylamineS. Watanabe, T. Fujita and Y. Usui
824-827Catalytic effect of amines on the ethoxylation of dodecyl alcoholPéter Sallay, Jenö Morgós, László Farkas, István Rusznák and Gábor Veress, et al.
828News
828Calendar

Volume 62, Number 5 / May 1985

839-850Meetings
854-859Fats & oils news
860-864Viewpoint
866-868From Washington
870-876Inside AOCS
877-878PublicationsPatricia V. Johnston
878-879New products
880Calendar
881-883Characteristics and composition of melon and grape seed oils and cakesBasil S. Kamel, H. Dawson and Y. Kakuda
883-887Determination of colored substances in soybean lecithinAlberto Lezerovich
888-891Thermal alteration of oleic acid in the presence of clay catalysts with co-catalystsY. Nakano, T. A. Foglia, H. Kohashi, T. Perlstein and S. Serota
892-896Studies in photooxidation of olive oilA. Kiritsakis and L. R. Dugan
897-905Processing ofcrambe abyssinica seed in commercial extraction facilitiesK. D. Carlson, E. C. Baker and G. C. Mustakas
906-910Supported gold catalysis in the hydrogenation of canola oilL. Caceres, L. L. Diosady, W. F. Graydon and L. J. Rubin
910-911Kernel oils of seven plant species of zaireMazibo Foma and Tata Abdala
912-915Oxyethylated secondary amides as soil wetting agentsThomas J. Micich and Warner M. Linfield
916-917Trends in industrial usage for vegetable oils — symposium overviewE. H. Pryde and K. D. Carlson
917-923Sulfurized vegetable oil products as lubricant additivesKarl P. Kammann and Astrid I. Phillips
923-926Uses of soybean oil in the application of herbicidesGeorge Kapusta
926-928Trends in industrial use of vegetable oils in coatingsRichard W. Fulmer
928-933Growth potential for soybean oil products as industrial materialsNorman O. V. Sonntag
934-939Chemical epoxidation of a natural unsaturated epoxy seed oil fromVernonia galamensis and a look at epoxy oil marketsK. D. Carlson and S. P. Chang
940-942Thermochemical applications for fats and oilsE. S. Lipinsky, D. Anson, J. R. Longanbach and M. Murphy
943-949Effect of surfactant structure on stability of enzymes formulated into laundry liquidsL. Kravetz and K. F. Guin
949-955Multi-functional polyacrylate polymers in detergentsM. K. Nagarajan
956News

Volume 62, Number 6 / June 1985

966-973Fats & oils news
976Meetings
982-984From Washington
986-988Inside AOCS
990Book reviewsPatricia V. Johnston
990New publications
991New products
992Calendar
993-996Nutritional evaluation of refined, heated and hydrogenated
996-999Lipid content and fatty acid profiles of various deep-fat fried foodsL. M. Smith, A. J. Clifford, R. K. Creveling and C. L. Hamblin
999-1006A study of the cause of rapid color development of heated refined palm oilY. A. Tan, S. H. Ong, K. G. Berger, H. H. Oon and B. L. Poh
1006-1009The “Hard” and “Soft” surfactant profile of israel municipal wastewatersUri Zoller
1009-1013A comparison of conventional and in situ methods of transesterification of seed oil from a series of sunflower cultivarsKevin J. Harrington and Catherine D’Arcy-Evans
1013-1015Enolate anions from lipid derivatives. Alkylation of acylisopropylidene glycerolsM. Herslöf and S. Gronowitz
1016-1021Continuous hydrolysis of olive oil by lipase in microporous hydrophobic membrane bioreactorMohammad Mozammel Hoq, Tsuneo Yamane, Shoichi Shimizu, Tadashi Funada and Shiro Ishida
1021-1025Cottonseed oil estimation by pulsed nuclear magnetic resonance techniqueV. T. Srinivasan, B. B. Singh, P. K. Chidambareswaran and V. Sundaram
1025-1028Determination of volatile sulfur compounds in canola oilV. Abraham and J. M. Deman
1029-1031Effect of molecular weights of fatty acid esters on cetane numbers as diesel fuelsW. E. Klopfenstein
1031-1036Purification and properties of the lipase fromCandida deformans (zach) langeron and guerraJ. M. Muderhwa, R. Ratomahenina, M. Pina, J. Graille and P. Galzy
1036-1039Factors affecting cloud point analysis of palm oleinsW. L. Siew, F. C. H. Oh and A. S. H. Ong
1040-1043Extraction and refining of edible oil from extrusion-stabilized rice branR. N. Sayre, D. K. Nayyar and R. M. Saunders
1044-1047Photo-activated metal carbonyl complexes as stereoselective catalysts for the homogeneous hydrogenation of dienesJ. A. Heldal and E. N. Frankel
1047-1051Detection of cocoa butter equivalents in chocolateD. Gegiou and K. Staphylakis
1051Determination of ascorbyl palmitate by high performance liquid chromatographyThelma S. Vicente, Edward H. Waysek and Winifred M. Cort
1052Letter to the editorC. Lindner
1053-1058Studies on applications of lypolytic enzymes in detergency II. Evaluation of adaptability of various kinds of lipases in practical laundry conditionsTakako Tatara, Tomiko Fujii, Tokuzo Kawase and Motoi Minagawa
1058-1061Comparison of commercially available quaternary ammonium structures for phase transfer catalysisF. E. Friedli, T. L. Vetter and M. J. Bursik
1062-1063News

Volume 62, Number 7 / July 1985

1070-1098Fats & oils news
1100Viewpoint
1102-1109Inside AOCS
1109-1111PublicationsE. G. Perkins
1112-1113New products
1114-1116Calendar
1117-1120Homogeneous hydrogenation of dienes with rhodium complexesJ. A. Heldal and E. N. Frankel
1120-1124Sunflower oil diesel fuel: Lubrication system contaminationC. Rewolinski and D. L. Shaffer
1124-1126Protease inhibitors and in vitro protein digestibility of defatted seed cakes of akashmoni and karanjaB. Mandal, S. Ghosh Majumdar and C. R. Maity
1126-1130Effect of triglycerides containing 9,10-dihydroxystearic acid on the solidification properties of sal (Shorea robusta) fatS. Yella Reddy and J. V. Prabhakar
1131-1133Effect of heat processing on phenolic constituents and nutritional quality of sunflower floursM. C. Shamanthaka Sastry and N. Subramanian
1134-1135The composition of seed and seed oils of taramira(Eruca sativa)A. Flanders and S. M. Abdulkarim
1136-1138Mutagenic potential of ammonia-related aflatoxin reaction products in cottonseed mealTimothy E. Lawlor, Steve R. Haworth, Errol Zeiger, Douglas L. Park and Louise S. Lee
1139-1143Interactions between LAS and nonionic surfactantsMichael F. Cox, Nelson F. Borys and Ted P. Matson
1144-1151Effects of the ethylene oxide distribution on nonionic surfactant propertiesK. W. Dillan
1152-1154Lipid-lipase interactions. 2. A new method for the assay of lipase activityWarner M. Linfield, Samuel Serota and Lorraine Sivieri
1155-1159News

Volume 62, Number 8 / August 1985

1166-1190Fats & oils news
1192-1195Meetings
1196-1199Viewpoint
1200-1202From Washington
1203-1208Inside AOCS
1209-1210PublicationsJon Kabara and E. G. Perkins
1210-1211New products
1211-1212Calendar
1213-1217Behavior of hydrogenation catalysts. I. Hydrogenation of soybean oil with palladiumJohn D. Ray
1218-1222Empirical modeling of soybean oil hydrogenationJohn D. Ray and B. T. Carr
1222-1230High pressure extraction of oil seedR. Eggers, U. Sievers and W. Stein
1231-1236Ultrasonic behavior of edible oils: Correlation with rheologyN. Gladwell, C. Javanaud, K. E. Peers and R. R. Rahalkar
1237-1244A calorimetric, NMR and X-ray diffraction study of the melting behavior of tripalmitin and tristearin and their mixing behavior with trioleinI. T. Norton, C. D. Lee-Tuffnell, S. Ablett and S. M. Bociek
1245-1248Tocopherols and tocotrienols in finnish foods: Fish and fish productsE. -L. Syväoja, K. Salminen, V. Piironen, P. Varo and O. Kerojoki, et al.
1248-1250Study of oxidation by chemiluminescence. IV. Detection of low levels of lipid hydroperoxides by chemiluminescenceY. Yamamoto, E. Niki, R. Tanimura and Y. Kamiya
1251-1252Seeds of the east african savannah bushBalanites orbicularis as a possible new source of lipids for commercial useA. Radunz, W. Grosse and J. Mevi-Schütz
1252-1260Identification of adduct radiolysis products from pork fatM. Vajdi and C. Merritt
1261-1266A13C-NMR study of the crystal polymorphism and internal mobilities of the triglycerides, tripalmitin and tristearinS. M. Bociek, S. Ablett and I. T. Norton
1266-1268Isolation and chemical investigation of teak (Tectona grandis linn) seed proteinsS. Laskar, S. Ghosh Majumdar and B. Basak
1269-1274Detergency performance comparison between LAS and ABS using calcium sulfonate precipitation boundary diagramsK. Lee Matheson
1275AOCS books
1276-1279News

Volume 62, Number 9 / September 1985

1286-1291Feature Safflower: due for a rebound?
1294-1301Fats & Oils News
1304-1310Meetings
1312From Washington
1316-1320Inside AOCS
1322-1326PublicationsLloyd A. Witting and E. G. Perkins
1328-1329New products
1332-1334Calendar
1335-1339Changes in oil-type sunflowerseed stored at 20 C at three moisture levelsJ. A. Robertson, R. G. Roberts and G. W. Chapman
1340-1343Hydrazine reduction in the gas liquid chromatographic analysis of the methyl esters of cyclopropenoic fatty acidsJ. Conway, W. M. N. Ratnayake and R. G. Ackman
1344-1346Rapid separation of free sterols by reversed-phase high performance liquid chromatographyBørge Holen
1347-1354Current aspects of soy protein fractionation and nomenclatureJ. R. Brooks and C. V. Morr
1354-1358Effects of hydrogenation and additives on cooking oil performance of soybean oilE. N. Frankel, K. Warner and K. J. Moulton
1358-1366Film forming and foaming behavior of food proteinsJ. B. German, T. E. O’Neill and J. E. Kinsella
1367-1370Multipurpose oil-bearing plants tolerant of arid or semiarid environmentsM. E. Carr, B. S. Phillips and M. O. Bagby
1371-1372Spectrophotometric determination of BHA in edible fats and oilsM. E. Komaitis and M. Kapel
1373-1374Alkaline cortaminant materials in used frying oils: A new quick testM. M. Blumenthal, J. R. Stockler and P. J. Summers
1375-1378Antioxidant effects of chlorophyll and pheophytin on the autoxidation of oils in the dark. I. Comparison of the inhibitory effectsYasushi Endo, Richiro Usuki and Takashi Kaneda
1379-1385Increasing the stability of vegetable oil solutions with the aid of monoglycerides and a cosurfactantAino-Maija Vesala, Jarl B. Rosenholm and Stiven Laiho
1386-1387Nutrient composition of deoiled sandal seed meal: Minerals and amino acidsK. H. Shankara Narayana and K. Parthasarathi
1387-1390Antioxidant effects of chlorophyll and pheophytin on the autoxidation of oils in the dark. II. The mechanism of antioxidative action of chlorophyllYasushi Endo, Riichiro Usuki and Takashi Kaneda
1391-1396Interactions between linear alkylbenzene sulfonates and water hardness ions. I. Effect of calcium ion on surfactant solubility and implications for detergency performanceK. Lee Matheson, Michael F. Cox and Dewey L. Smith
1396-1399Interactions between linear alkylbenzene sulfonates and water hardness ions. II. Reducing hardness sensitivity by the addition of micelle promotion agentsMichael F. Cox and K. Lee Matheson
1399-1402Interactions between linear alkylbenzene sulfonates and water hardness ions. III. Solubilization and performance characteristics of Ca(LAS)2Dewey L. Smith, K. Lee Matheson and Michael F. Cox
1403News

Volume 62, Number 10 / October 1985

1414-1435Meetings
1436-1454Fats & oils news
1454Viewpoint
1456-1458From Washington
1463-1464PublicationsPatricia V. Johnston, William E. Artz and Robert G. Jensen
1468New products
1472-1473Calendar
1475-1476Detergent conference to provide update
1481-1482Application of infrared spectroscopy in the study of polymorphism of hydrogenated canola oilAzza Naguib Mostafa and J. M. Deman
1483-1486Effects of antioxidants, methyl silicone and hydrogenation on room odor of soybean cooking oilsK. Warner, T. L. Mounts and W. F. Kwolek
1487-1489Comparative study of physical methods for lipid oxidation measurement in oilsS. H. Yoon, S. K. Kim, M. G. Shin and K. H. Kim
1489-1492A mathematical model for the prediction of triglyceride molecular species by high performance liquid chromatographyK. Takahashi, T. Hirano, M. Egi and K. Zama
1492-1495Effect of caustic refining, solvent refining and steam refining on the deacidification and color of rice bran oilSun Ki Kim, Chul Jin Kim, Hong Sik Cheigh and Suk Hoo Yoon
1495-1500Determination of peroxide value by conventional difference and difference-derivative spectrophotometryAlberto Lezerovich
1501-1507Analysis of fatty acid methyl esters with high accuracy and reliability. IV. Fats with fatty acids containing four or more carbon atomsCecil D. Bannon, John D. Craske and Audrey E. Hilliker
1508-1513Crystallization of waxes during sunflowerseed oil refiningG. Rivarola, M. C. Añón and A. Calvelo
1514Isoricinoleic acid inAnnona squamosa seed oilM. H. Ansari, S. Afaque and M. Ahmad
1515AOCS books

Volume 62, Number 11 / November 1985

1524-1531Feature
1532-1534Fats & oils news
1534Meetings
1536-1537From Washington
1539-1542Inside AOCS
1543-1544PublicationsI. C. Baianu and Arno Cahn
1545New products
1547-1549Calendar
1551-1557Physical and chemical characteristics of butterfat fractions obtained by crystallization from molten fatM. A. Amer, D. B. Kupranycz and B. E. Baker
1558-1562Detection of adulterated and misbranded olive oil productsD. Firestone, J. L. Summers, R. J. Reina and W. S. Adams
1563-1564A rapid engine test to measure injector fouling in diesel engines using vegetable oil fuelsRoger A. Korus, Jaiduk Jo and Charles L. Peterson
1565-1567New protein structure-function technology and applicationsR. W. Gracy, C. E. Wheeler, H. S. Lu, M. Jahani and Y. J. Mo
1568-1572Evaluation of self degumming properties of phospholipids in soybean oil using HPLCJ. E. Ragan and A. P. Handel
1573-1574Lack of mutagenicity of products formed by ammoniation of gossypolL. S. Lee, K. C. Ehrlich, K. W. Daigle and S. P. Koltun
1575-1577High yield monoglycerides preparation from glycidol and carboxylic acidsS. N. Zlatanos, A. N. Sagredos and V. P. Papageorgiou
1578-1580Preparation and characterization of derivatives of isoricinoleic acid and their antimicrobial activityS. M. Ahmed, Fasih Ahmad and S. M. Osman
1581-1583Antioxidant efficacy of water washed gums as a function of relative humidity in peanut oilA. G. Gopalakrishna and J. V. Prabhakar
1583-1586Distribution of major chemical constituents and fatty acids in different regions of coconut endospermC. Balachandran, C. Arumughan and A. G. Mathew
1587-1592Homogeneous catalytic hydrogenation of canola oil using a ruthenium catalystC. Bello, L. L. Diosady, W. F. Graydon and L. J. Rubin
1592-1595The isolation of omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids and methyl esters of fish oils by silver resin chromatographyR. O. Adlof and E. A. Emken
1596-1598Thermal oxidation of lipids in monolayers. I. The nature of binding on silicaLung-Bin Hau and W. W. Nawar
1598-1599Sunflower oil diesel fuel: Engine wear implicationsC. Rewolinski and D. L. Shaffer
1600-1604Crystallization and transformation mechanisms of α, β- and γ-polymorphs of ultra-pure oleic acidM. Suzuki, T. Ogaki and K. Sato
1604Hydrazine reduction in the gas liquid chromatographic analysis of the methyl esters of cyclopropenoic fatty acidsJ. Conway, W. M. N. Ratnayake and R. G. Ackman
1605Mass basis karl fischer titration equation for moisture determinationFrank E. Jones
1606Influence of higher saturated fatty acids on the bellier turbidity temperature test values of vegetable oilsM. N. Krishnamurthy, S. Rajalakshmi and O. P. Kapur
1607-1608Half esters of dibasic acids as additives in water-based cutting fluidsS. Watanabe, T. Fujita, T. Yoneshima and H. Nakagawa
1609News

Volume 62, Number 12 / December 1985

1622-1642Fats & oils news
1644Meetings
1646-1648Viewpoint
1649From Washington
1650-1651PublicationsArno Cahn and Henry Rakoff
1651-1652New products
1655-1658Calendar
1659-1662Reaction of methyltrans-2,3-epoxyhexadecanoate with urea: Synthesis of long chain fatty 2-oxazolidonesM. H. Ansari, M. S. Ahmad and M. Ahmad
1663-1665Sunflowerseed extraction with a new type of extractorS. Türkay, K. N. Şatiroğlu, D. A. Şaşmaz and E. Gülbaran
1666-1671Effect of ascorbyl palmitate on the quality of frying fats for deep frying operationsY. -Y. Gwo, G. J. Flick, H. P. Dupuy, R. L. Ory and W. L. Baran
1672-1675Viscoelastic properties of plastic fat productsJ. M. DeMan, S. Gupta, M. Kloek and G. E. Timbers
1675-1679Capillary gas chromatographic analyses of headspace volatiles from vegetable oilsJ. M. Snyder, E. N. Frankel and E. Selke
1680-1686The structure and complexity of the 11S polypeptides in soybeansNiels C. Nielsen
1686-1689Modification of surface charges of soy protein by phospholipidsW. S. Chen and W. G. Soucie
1690-1693Direct sampling capillary gas chromatography of volatiles in vegetable oilsH. P. Dupuy, G. J. Flick, M. E. Bailey, A. J. St. Angelo and M. G. Legendre, et al.
1694-1698Reaction conditions for measuring oxidative stability of oils by thermogravimetric analysisMario Mikula and Ali Khayat
1698-1701Flavor and oxidative stability of continuously hydrogenated soybean oilsK. J. Moulton, S. Koritala and K. Warner
1702-1703Isoricinoleic acid inSemecarpus kurzii seed oilJaved A. Farooqi, Sajid Jamal and I. Ahmad
1705-1709Phase behavior of polymeric surfactants containing polyethyleneoxide with n-decaneM. S. Aston, C. J. Bowden, T. M. Herrington and S. S. Sahi
1709-1715Surface properties in binary mixtures of aerosol OT and nonionic surfactantsJung-Hung Chang, Yasushi Muto, Kunio Esumi and Kenjiro Meguro
1716-1719New amphoteric surfactants derived from lysine. I. Preparation and properties of Nε-acyllysine derivatives-acyllysine derivativesHirofumi Yokota, Kouichiro Sagawa, Chikahiko Eguchi, Masahiro Takehara and Keizo Ogino, et al.
1720-1721News

Volume 63, Number 1 / January 1986

6-8EditorialA. Richard Baldwin and Thomas H. Applewhite
1377th annual meeting
14-40Tentative technical program
42-44Hawaii attractions
44Placement center
44-56Short course
56Antioxidant meeting
58-59New studies in fish oils: ‘Molecular nutrition research’
59New Nestec R&D facility
60New process for chocolate
60Soy dessert
60-61Protek meal
61-64New FOSFA head
64News briefs
64ObituaryGeorge M. Andretich
64-66From Washington
671986–87 Smalley series announced
67Certification deadlines
67North Central symposium
67Desert Section organizes
68South Central symposium
69President’s club and honor roll
69-70New members
71Analytical Q&A
72Lipid metabolism and its pathology
72New publications
72-73New products
74-76Calendar
76Surfactants & detergents news
77-79Productivity management in oil, fat and chemical derivative processing plantsPeter Kalustian
79-83Productivity management in vegetable oil refineriesNorman J. Smallwood
84-85Management systems for creative product developmentMartin E. Ginn
86-88Improving personal performance and management productivityR. H. Rushowy
89-92A simple and rapid colorimetric method for determination of free fatty acids for lipase assayDae Y. Kwon and Joon S. Rhee
92-95Addition of phthalimidonitrene to acetylenic fatty acid esters: Synthesis of long-chain 2-phthalimido-2H-azirinesM. H. Ansari, F. Ahmad and M. Ahmad
95-97A capillary gas chromatographic method for the characterization of linear fatty alcoholsRobert E. Oborn and Alan H. Ullman
98-100Phospholipids of three xerophytic cucurbit seed oilsL. A. Goodman and J. W. Berry
101-104Catalysis of linoleate oxidation by soluble chicken muscle proteinsE. A. Decker and E. G. Schanus
105-110Analysis of fatty acid methyl esters with high accuracy and reliability. V. Validation of theoretical relative response factors of unsaturated esters in the flame lonization detectorCecil D. Bannon, John D. Craske and Audrey E. Hilliker
111-116Routine analysis of jojoba wax fatty acids and alcohols by single column capillary GCJ. Graille, M. Pina and D. Ploch
117-118Oxidative oil stability using volatiles methodologyH. W. Jackson, G. K. Mirmira and W. M. Wagner
119-122Application of silylation to soaps, alcohols and amines in aqueous solutionsDavid Valdez and H. Darrell Iler
123-126Interaction of a model skin surface lipid with a modified triglycerideStig E. Friberg and David W. Osborne

Volume 63, Number 2 / February 1986

139-140600 attend world conference
142-145Exhibit highlights
146-150Chevreul medal recipients
152-154The french vegetable oil industryJ. C. Barsacq
156-174Summary of plenary papers presented at the world conference on emerging technologies in the fats and oils industries
176-180Short course a success
186-192Fats & oils news
193-200Inside AOCS
202-203From Washington
204Methodology
204-206PublicationsPatricia V. Johnston and Joe Ross
210-211New products
212-214Calendar
214Surfactants & detergents news
217-222Technical news feature
223-225Lipids and fatty acids of the gastropod molluscCerethidea cingulataAshis K. Dutta, Prasanta K. Pal, Amitabha Ghosh, Suniti Misra and S. Nandi, et al.
226-230Noncarotenoid hydrocarbons in palm oil and palm fatty acid distillateS. H. Goh and P. T. Gee
230-236Effect of food emulsifiers on polymorphic transitions of cocoa butterNissim Garti, Judith Schlichter and Sara Sarig
236-239Effects of surfactants on transition kinetics of stearic acid polymorphsNissim Garti and Kiyotaka Sato
239-243Laboratory and pilot solvent extraction of extruded high-oil cornJ. M. Agullera and E. W. Lusas
244-246Limited extraction of soybeans with hexaneA. M. Nash and E. N. Frankel
246-248Oxidative stability of jojoba waxArieh Kampf, Sarina Grinberg and Arjeh Galun
248-250Adulterated butterfat: Fatty acid composition of triglycerides and 2-monoglyceridesMervat A. Soliman and N. A. Younes
251-256Retardation of rancidity in deep-fried instant noodles (ramyon)K. L. Rho, P. A. Seib, O. K. Chung and D. S. Chung
257-263Analytical methodology for linear alkylbenzene sulfonate (LAS) in waters and wastesQ. W. Osburn
263-267New amphoteric surfactants containing a 2-hydroxyalkyl group VIII. Synthesis and surface activities for amphoteric oligomeric or polymeric surfactants of β-alanine typeMasafumi Moriya, Akira Nishimura, Kazuo Hosoda, Makoto Takai and Hisao Hidaka
268Rapid disappearance of cyclopropenoid fatty acids (CPFA) during germination of cottonseedSudha S. Pandey and V. V. R. Subrahmanyam

Volume 63, Number 3 / March 1986

278-288Feature
289-290Fats & oils news
292-294Meetings
296-298Viewpoint
298-299From Washington
300-304Inside AOCS
309Methodology
310PublicationsArno Cahn
310-311New products
312-313Calendar
314-315Surfactants & detergents news
317-320Quantitative determination of medium chain triglycerides in infant formula by reverse phase HPLCTheresa W. Lee
321-324Erucic acid levels in Western Canadian canola and rapeseedJ. K. Daun
324-328Stability of lipids and polyunsaturated fatty acids during smoking of atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus L.)A. K. M. Aminullah Bhulyan, W. M. N. Ratnayake and R. G. Ackman
328-329Tocopherols and tocotrienols in Finnish foods: Oils and fatsE. -L. Syväoja, V. Pilronen, P. Varo, P. Koivistoinen and K. Salminen
330-331Tocopherol content in oil palm leafletAb. Gapor, A. Kato and A. S. H. Ong
332-337Effects of thermal oxidation on the constitution of butterfat, butterfat fractions and certain vegetable oilsD. B. Kupranycz, M. A. Amer and B. E. Baker
338-340Laboratory continuous deodorizer for vegetable oilsE. D. Bitner, J. P. Friedrich and T. L. Mounts
340-345Flow of vegetable oil-pesticide blank-formulation mixtures through agricultural spray nozzlesR. W. Whitney, L. O. Roth and T. L. Underwood
346-352Temperature effects upon the expression of a high oleic acid trait in soybeanB. A. Martin, R. F. Wilson and R. W. Rinne
352-355Effectiveness of antioxidants in refined, bleached avocado oilM. J. Werman and I. Neeman
355-360Oxidative stability of avocado oilM. J. Werman and I. Neeman
360-363Chemical and nutritional studies on
365-370Peaked distribution ethoxylates-Their preparation, characterization and performance evaluationK. Lee Matheson, Ted P. Matson and Kang Yang

Volume 63, Number 4 / April 1986

379-482Meetings
484-491Fats & oils news
492-493Viewpoint
495-499From Washington
500-504Inside AOCS
504-505Methodology
506-510PublicationsEve G. Aron
511-513New products
514-518Calendar
519-524Surfactants & detergents news
525-529Effect of selected oat sterols on the deterioration of heated soybean oilPamela J. White and Lillian S. Armstrong
530-532Aflatoxin in Arizona cottonseed: Field inoculation of bolls byAspergillus flavus spores in wind-driven soilL. S. Lee, L. V. Lee and T. E. Russell
533-534Aflatoxin inactivation of undelinted cottonseed by ammoniationStanley P. Koltun
534-537Chemical and microscopic studies of the matrix substance in pigment glands of cotton (
538-540Lipase-catalyzed hydrolysis of palm oilH. T. Khor, N. H. Tan and C. L. Chua
541-543A comparative fatty acid profile of seeds rich in oleic and linoleic acid with corresponding calliBanibrata Pandey, Sukla Mandal and D. R. Gadgil
544-546Composition of unsaponifiable lipid from seed oils ofPanax ginseng andP. quiquefoliumTaro Matsumoto, Toshihiro Akihisa (ne Itoh), Shin-ichi Soma, Michio Takido and Shushichi Takahashi, et al.
546-549Radiolytic resistance of DL-α-tocopherol in lipid systems with different degrees of unsaturationS. D. Stamatov
550-551Geometric isomerization of fatty acids with nickel catalystMaria A. Grompone and Patrick Moyna
552-553A simple method for estimation of cetane index of vegetable oil methyl estersKanit Krisnangkura
553Crystallization and transformation of
555-556Tempeh oil-antioxidant(?)H. D. Stahl and R. J. Sims
557-559Acetals and ethers: XV. Reactivity of mono- and disubstituted cyclic acetals toward ozone in aqueous solutionA. Piasecki, A. Sokolowski, B. Burczyk and K. Piasecka
559-565Surfactants for hard-surface cleaning: Mechanisms of solid soil removalMichael F. Cox
566-574Surfactant precipitation in aqueous solutions containing mixtures of anionic and nonionic surfactantsKevin L. Stellner and John F. Scamehorn
574-579Effect of protein cationicity on inhibition of in vitro epidermis curling by alkylbenzene sulfonateEdward A. Tavss, Edward Eigen, Victor Temnikow and Albert M. Kligman
581-586A guide for authors of manuscripts for the Journal of the American Oil Chemists’ Society

Volume 63, Number 5 / May 1986

594-600FeatureW. R. Sharp, R. J. Whitaker, M. R. Sondahl, D. A. Evans and J. E. Bravo, et al.
601-612Meetings
613-618Fats & oils news
622-624Viewpoint
625-631Inside AOCS
632Methodology
632-634PublicationsE. G. Perkins, Joyce Beare-Rogers and L. A. Witting
634New Products
635Calendar
636-638Surfactants & detergents news
639-643Glucosinolate levels in western Canadian rapeseed and canolaJ. K. Daun
644-646A simple chemical method for stabilization of rice branJ. V. Prabhakar and K. V. L. Venkatesh
647-652Pilot plant studies on extracting cottonseed with methylene chlorideL. A. Johnson, J. T. Farnsworth, N. Z. Sadek, N. Chamkasem and E. W. Lusas, et al.
653-658Sterol compositions of seeds and mature plants of family cucurbitaceaeToshihiro Akihisa (ne Itoh), P. Ghosh, Swapnadip Thakur, Fumiko U. Rosentein and Taro Matsumoto
658-666Soy protein gelationA. M. Hermansson
667-670Nephelometric determination of phosphorus in soybean and corn oil processingRoger D. Sinram
671-672Cupania anacardioides:
672-676Study on the polymorphism of normal triglycerides of sal
676-679Radiolysis of lipids in monolayers. I. Saturated fatty acidsLung-Bin Hau and W. W. Nawar
679-684High performance size exclusion chromatography of fatty acids, mono-, di- and triglyceride mixturesConstantina N. Christopoulou and Edward G. Perkins
687-688Isolation and detection of alkaline contaminant materials (ACM) in used frying oilsM. M. Blumenthal and J. R. Stockler
691-695Reduction in pluming during the spray drying of a nonionic-based heavy duty powderD. L. Wharry, E. L. Sones, S. E. McGuire, G. McCrimlisk and J. Lovas
695-698Changes in physico-chemical properties during decomposition of nonionic surfactant solutionsTakatoshi Sato, Yoshihiro Saito and Ichiro Anazawa

Volume 63, Number 6 / June 1986

708-717Feature
718-738Fats & oils news
739Fats & oils news
740Meetings
747-748Viewpoint
748-749From Washington
750-757Inside AOCS
758Methodology
758-760PublicationsLloyd A. Witting, Jose A. Rojo, Arno Cahn and Patricia V. Johnston
761New products
762-763Calendar
764-765Surfactants & detergents news
767-771Cholesterol oxides I. Isolation and determination of some cholesterol oxidation productsG. Maerker and J. Unruh
771-777Cholesterol oxides II. Measurement of the 5,6-epoxides during cholesterol oxidation in aqueous dispersionsG. Maerker and F. J. Bunick
778-783Composition of triacylglycerols containing cyclopropene fatty acids in seed lipids of Munguba (Bombax munguba Mart.)Ricardo Schuch, Faslh Ahmad and Kumar D. Mukherjee
784-788Toasted soybean flour components with trypsin inhibitor activityDavid J. Sessa and Jerold A. Bietz
788-791Heat capacity of tristearin in the presence of food emulsifiersJ. Schlichter, N. Garti and S. Sarig
792-795Determination of the oxidative stability of fats and oils: Comparison between the active oxygen method (AOCS Cd 12-57) and the rancimat methodMarkus W. Läubli and Peter A. Bruttel
796-799Studies on applications of lipolytic enzyme in detergency I. Effect of lipase fromCandida cylindracea on removal of olive oil from cotton fabricT. Fujii, T. Tatara and M. Minagawa
799-803Kinetics of the thermal decomposition of alkyl hydrogen sulphatesD. W. Roberts, C. S. Fairclough and J. P. Conroy
804-813Effect of salinity and alcohol partitioning on phase behavior and oil displacement efficiency in surfactant-polymer floodingY. K. Pithapurwala, A. K. Sharma and D. O. Shah

Volume 63, Number 7 / July 1986

820-850Fats & oils news
852-856Meetings
865-866From Washington
866-872Inside AOCS
872-874PublicationsLloyd A. Witting
874-877New products
878-879Calendar
880-881Surfactants & detergents news
883-888Derivative UV spectra of lipid conjugated dienesAlberto Lezerovich
889-893Margarines, butter and vegetable oils as sources of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbonsAnu Hopia, Heikki Pyysalo and Kim Wickström
893-897Isolation of lipase from germinating oilseeds for biotechnological processesFawzi R. Hassanien and Kumar D. Mukherjee
898-901Reactivity of fatty acids in the different positions of the triglycerides during hydrogenation of canola oilTie Fan, L. deMan and J. M. deMan
902-905Separation and quantitative determination of monoacylglycerol mixtures by reversed phase HPLCKazushige Maruyama and Chizuo Yonese
905-908Analysis for trace amounts of geosmin in water and fishH. P. Dupuy, G. J. Flick, A. J. St. Angelo and Gene Sumrell
908-914Synthesis of fatty 2-oxazolines from fatty methyl 2,3-epoxy esterM. H. Ansari and M. Ahmad
914-920A high performance size-exclusion chromatographic method for evaluating heated oilsPamela J. White and Yen-chin Wang
921-925Modelling of supercritical carbon dioxide extraction of canola oilseed in fixed bedsA. K. K. Lee, N. R. Bulley, M. Fattori and A. Meisen
927-930Synthesis of 2-alkyloyl-1,4,3,6-dianhydrosorbitol-5-sulfates and evaluation of the surface active propertiesYukifami Saheki, Kenji Negoro and Takanori Sasaki
931-934Surface tension as a controlled variable in mechanical dishwashingA. J. Rosenthal and S. N. Thorne

Volume 63, Number 8 / August 1986

944-968World Fats & Oils report Oil supplies depress prices
969-973Advances in oilseed processing
973P&G to use canola oil
973World margarine production grows
973Consultant firm
973Corn report
973-974Burma project
974Bunge purchase
974-976News briefs
976Erratum
976Obituary
976ISF-JOCS joint world congress
976TLC symposium
976-978Training course
978Short course postponed
978Joint congress
986-988From Washington
989-991Governing Board report
991Short course list drawn up
992-996AOCS certifies 83 chemists
996Certified labs
996Norcal section marks 35 years
999Methods development updateDave Berner
999-1000Book reviewsE. G. Perkins, Patricia V. Johnston and Lloyd A. Witting
1000-1001New books
1001Other publications
1001-1002New Products
1003-1004Calendar
1005Countdown to detergents conference
1006Lever brothers dedicates plant
1007APAG elects mathieu president
1007-1008Nonionic surfactant usage
1008Toilet soap use in india
1008Philippine task force
1008-1009S&D Committee
1009-1010News briefs
1011-1014Design of oilseed extractors. I. Oil extractionGeorge Karnofsky
1015-1016Design of oilseed extractors. II. Multicomponent extractionGeorge Karnofsky
1017-1023Changes in physical and chemical properties of shortenings used for commercial deep-fat fryingL. M. Smith, A. J. Clifford, C. L. Hamblin and R. K. Creveling
1024-1026Effects of varied substrates on aflatoxin production by
1027-1031Contribution of lignan analogues to antioxidative activity of refined unroasted sesame seed oilY. Fukuda, M. Nagata, T. Osawa and M. Namiki
1031-1036Comparision of acidic and basic volatile compounds of cocoa butters from roasted and unroasted cocoa beansJames T. Carlin, Ken N. Lee, Oliver A. -L. Hsieh, Lucy Sun Hwang and Chi-Tang Ho, et al.
1036-1042Heterogeneous catalytic hydrogenation of canola oil using palladiumN. Hsu, L. L. Diosady, W. F. Graydon and L. J. Rubin
1043-1046Rapid analysis of dimer acid by HPLC/FIDRobert L. Veazey
1047-1055Polymorphism and intersolubility of some palmitic, stearic and oleic triglycerides: PPP, PSP and POPV. Gibon, F. Durant and Cl. Deroanne
1055-1058Headspace volatile analysis to evaluate oxidative and thermal stability of soybean oil. Effect of hydrogenation and additivesJ. M. Snyder, E. N. Frankel and K. Warner
1059-1062The effect of hydrogen content on estimation of seed oil by pulsed nuclear magnetic resonanceV. T. Srinivasan, B. B. Singh, P. K. Chidambareswaran and V. Sundaram
1062-1066High oleic sunflower: Physical and chemical characteristicsRichard H. Purdy
1066-1071The effects of surfactant concentration and crystal size on the olein yield from the detergent fractionation of tallowDavid A. Glassner and Eric A. Grulke
1073-1077Analytical methods for alpha sulfo methyl tallowateGeorge T. Battaglini, Jaanette L. Larsen-Zobus and Thomas G. Baker
1078-1081Anionic hydrotropes for industrial and institutional rinse aidsJay G. Otten and Christine L. Nestor

Volume 63, Number 9 / September 1986

1101Abstracts Session I-PlenaryEnzo Fano, Werner Rein and Hans-Dietrich Winkhaus
1102AbstractsTheodore E. Brenner, Alberto F. Hidalgo and Qin Yong Geng
1104AbstractsMoriyasu Murata, C. M. Schlaudt, H. F. Pierce, H. J. Richtler and J. Knaut, et al.
1106AbstractsGeorge C. Schweiker, Edward H. Eisele and Leif V. Johansson
1110AbstractsCarlos F. J. Moore, Reginald V. Scowen and John W. Leikhim
1111AbstractsP. K. Chadha, M. Rothwell, O. Carl Kerfoot, Ted P. Matson and Michael F. Cox, et al.
1112AbstractsP. Berth, P. Jeschke, K .Schumann, H. Verbeek and Michael F. Cox, et al.
1114AbstractsR. Marc Dahlgren, Joachim Kandler and Wolf Jochen Wirth
1116AbstractsH. Andree, Peter Krings, H. Upadek, H. Verbeek and R. Gresser, et al.
1117AbstractsRamon A. Llenado and James G. Fuller
1118AbstractsAlan Smith, Poul N. Christensen, Ulrich Schuessler, Donald P. Stagg and S. A. Givaudan
1120AbstractsPeter M. Nightingale, Robert Coughlin and Heinrich F. von Lersner
1122AbstractsWouter van Dieren and Richard J. Duggan
1124AbstractsJohn N. H. Whitaker and Jean-Francois Domont
1126Abstracts for Poster PresentationsGeorge T. McGrew, Richard A. Reck, A. Adani, G. Moretti and A. Davidsohn, et al.
1127Poster SessionsK. R. Smith, J. E. Borland, D. P. Bauer, Guenther H. Taeuber and Salmiah Ahmad, et al.
1128Poster SessionsPaolo Zini, Bipin V. Vora, Russell C. Schulz, Peter R Pujado and A. D. Urfer, et al.
1161-1162MethodologyDave Berner
1165-1169Inhibitors of the prooxidant activity of α-tocopherolJ. Cillard and P. Cillard
1169-1172Effect of TBHQ on quality characteristics of RBD olein during fryingTelingai Asap and M. A. Augustin
1172-1175Changes in volatile constituents of bell peppers immediately and 3o minutes after stir fryingChung-May Wu, Shu-Er Liou and Ming-Chin Wang
1175-1179Hydrocarbon carotenoid profiles of palm oil processed fractionsB. Tan, C. M. Grady and A. M. Gawienowski
1179-1184Effect of culture conditions on fatty acid composition in lipids produced by the yeastcryptococcus albidus var. albidusLena Hansson and Milan Dostálek
1185-1188Hydrogenation of canola oil as affected by chlorophyllV. Abraham and J. M. de Man
1189-1191Edible quality rice bran oil from high ffa rice bran oil by miscella refiningA. C. Bhattacharyya, S. Majumdar and D. K. Bhattacharyya
1191-1192Cyclopropenoid fatty acids in
1192-1196Chemical evaluation of egyptian citrus seeds as potential sources of vegetable oilsM. A. Habib, M. A. Hammam, A. A. Sakr and Y. A. Ashoush
1197-1199Number of double bonds in fatty acids from fats and oils by hplc using pentafluorobenzyl estersA. G. Netting
1200Letter to the Editor
1201-1208Nonionic surfactants containing propylene oxideCarter G. Naylor
1209-1210Nitrogen containing compoundsJenö Morgós, Péter Sallay, László Farkas and István Rusznák

Volume 63, Number 10 / October 1986

1328-1332Hydrogenation researchR. R. Allen
1333-1340Quality, morphology and storability of canola and rapeseed harvested after overwintering in Northern AlbertaJ. K. Daun, L. A. Cooke and R. M. Clear
1340-1343The Determination of Fatty Acid Primary Amides by Capillary Gas ChromatographyDennis A. Brengartner
1343-1346Derivatization of keto fatty acids, Part IX. Synthesis and characterization of oxathiolanesSuhail Ahmad, M. Khan, F. Ahmad Nasirullah and S. M. Osman
1346-1350The Ionic Modification of the Surface Charge and Isoelectric Point of Soy ProteinW. S. Chen and W. G. Soucie
1351-1355Hydrogenation of soybean oil by nickel/silica catalysts in a rotating packed disk reactorSun Choia, Young Sung Ghima, Ho Nam Change and J. S. Rhee
1356-1359Solvent crystallization of α, β and γ polymorphs of oleic acidK. Sato and M. Suzuki
1360-1363The effect of temperature and wax content on the appearance of turbidity in sunflowerseed oilJ. Turkulov, E. Dimić, Dj. Karlović and V. Vukša
1363-1367A technique for monitoring the quality of used frying oilsPei-fen Wu and W. W. Nawar
1367-1369Indian ricebran lecithinS. Adhikari and J. Adhikari
1370-1375Quantitation in the analysis of transesterified soybean oil by capillary gas chromatography 1B. Freedman, W. F. Kwolek and E. H. Pryde
1375-1380Transesterification kinetics of soybean oil 1Bernard Freedman, Royden O. Butterfield and Everett H. Pryde
1380-1384Study on the oxidative rate and prooxidant activity of free fatty acidsKazuo Miyashita and Toru Takagi
1385-1391Nonionic surfactant amides as soil wetting agentsT. J. Micich and W. M. Linfield
1392-1394Synthesis and rigorous purification of sodium alkylbenzene sulfonatesR. S. Budhram and E. J. Eisenbraun

Volume 63, Number 11 / November 1986

1405-1406Fats & oils news
1407-1412Report from montreux
1412-1417Meetings
1417-1418From Washington
1418-1421Inside AOCS
1422Methodology
1422-1424PublicationsLloyd A. Witting and E. G. Perkins
1424-1425New products
1426-1427Calendar
1429-1436Fatty acids of adipose tissue, plasma, muscle and duodenal ingesta of steers fed extruded soybeansD. C. Rule and D. C. Beitz
1437-1441Characterization ofβ-carotene thermal degradation products in a model food systemPhilip N. Onyewu, Chi-Tang Ho and Henryk Daun
1442-1443Improvement in hydrolytic procedure for GLC determination of non-indolyl glucosinolates in rapeseed as isothiocyanatesM. N. Radwan and B. C. -Y. Lu
1444-1447Catalytic isomerization of safflower oil with rhodium complexesAmitabha Basu and T. G. Kasar
1447-1451Study of thermal oxidation of thin film of trilinolein by thermogravimetric analysisKyo Takaoka and Koichi Kobayashi
1452-1456Effects of selected chemical treatments on quality of fats used for deep fryingJ. Mancini-Filho, L. M. Smith, R. K. Creveling and H. F. Al-Shaikh
1457-1460Effect of browning reaction products of phospholipids on autoxidation of methyl linoleateS. Rafat Husain, J. Terao and S. Matsushita
1460-1464High oil- and polyphenol-producing species of the northwestM. E. Carr, M. O. Bagby and W. B. Roth
1465-1469Extraction of rapeseed, linseed, safflowerseed and tobaccoseed with a new laboratory extractorH. S. Gulbaran Tulbentçi
1469-1472The flash devolatilization of cocoa butterT. J. Bergman and E. B. Nauman
1473-1474Surface active products from sandal seed oilK. H. Shankaranarayana and K. Parthasarathi
1474Indian ricebran lecithin
1475-1479Some synthetic detergents from petroleum productsS. A. Fam, M. M. A. El-Sukkary and F. El-Dib
1479-1482Isotachophoretic analysis of surfactantsTsuyoshi Asakawa, Hidefumi Takeda, Shigeyoshi Miyagishi and Morie Nishida
1483-1492Surfactanis and detergents—current, future perspectives
1493-1495Surfactants & detergents news

Volume 63, Number 12 / December 1986

1502-1516Fats & oils news
1516-1522From Washington
1523-1529Inside AOCS
1530Methodology
1530-1532PublicationsE. G. Perkins
1532-1534New products
1534-1536Calendar
1537-1540Interaction of amylopectin with monoglycerides in model systemsLilian V. Batres and Pamela J. White
1541-1543Fractionation of commercial frying oil samples using sep-pak cartridgesJ. L. Sebedio, Ch. Septier and A. Grandgirard
1543-1546Supplementary consideration of the triglyceride matrix model on reverse phase high performance liquid chromatographyKoretaro Takahashi, Tsugihiko Hirano, Makoto Egi, Mutsuo Hatano and Koichi Zama
1547-1550Diozonide of jojoba wax as intermediate for synthesisJacob Zabicky and Moshe Mhasalkar
1551-1557Hydrogenation of canola oil in the presence of nickel and the methyl benzoate-chrome carbonyl complexL. J. Rubin, S. S. Köseoglu, L. L. Diosady and W. F. Graydon
1558-1560Discernment of relative retention values of triglyceride α,β isomers on reverse phase high performance liquid chromatographyKuninori Kinoshita, Minoru Kimura, Koretaro Takahashi and Koichi Zama
1560-1564Evaluation of some approaches to liquified tallow: Stereochemical consequences of interesterificationPhilip E. Sonnet, Philip E. Pfeffer and William B. Wise
1564-1567Improving the quality of used frying oils by treatment with activated carbon and silicaJohn McNeill, Yukio Kakuda and Basil Kamel
1568-1569Characteristics of guindilla (Valenzuela trinervis Bert.) oilJ. M. Aguilera, A. Fretes and R. San Martin
1571-1575Conductometric investigations on lanthanum soap solutionsK. N. Mehrotra, A. S. Gahlaut and Meera Sharma
1575-1579Cobaltothiocyanate colorimetric analysis for homologous polyoxyethylated alkyl amidesJohn T. Lin, Donald G. Cornell and Thomas J. Micich
1579-1583Monomeric N-hydroxyethylated amidesPhilip E. Sonnet, Edwin G. Piotrowski, William B. Wise and Thomas J. Micich
1583-1586Synthesis and properties of new cationic surfactantsS. Pegiadou-Koemtjopoulou and E. Tsatsaroni
1586-1589Counterion effects on the aqueous solution viscosity of cationic surfactantsG. E. Totten, E. D. Goddard, G. H. Matteson and M. L. Wanchisen
1590-1596Biodegradation and fish toxicity of nonionic surfactantsKoichi Yoshimura
1601-1622Surfactants & detergents news
1623Surfactants & detergents publicationsEve Aron
1623Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 64, Number 1 / January 1987

4Calendar
5-32Feature
33-65Meetings
67-82Fats & oils news
83-84From Washington
85-89Inside AOCS
89-92Methodology
93PublicationsE. G. Perkins
94New products
95Letters to the editor
97-99Isolation of 9,10-Dihydroxystearic acid from sal (Shorea robusta) fatS. Yella Reddy and J. V. Prabhakar
100-105Capillary GC of triglycerides in fats and oils using a high temperature phenylmethylsilicone stationary phase. Part II. The analysis of chocolate fatsE. Geeraert and P. Sandra
106-108Adaptation of an HPLC system to quantify cholesterolHelen G. Brown
109-111α-Tocopherol prooxidant effect and malondialdehyde productionS. Rafat Husain, J. Cillard and P. Cillard
112-119Destabilization and fat crystallization of whippable emulsions (toppings) studied by pulsed NMRN. M. Barfod and N. Krog
120-123Long-term stability studies on stored glycerol monostearate (GMS)-effects of relative humidityS. James Robbins and Sherry H. Nicholson
124-127Kinetics of melt crystallization and transformation of tripalmitin polymorphsKiyotaka Sato and Tatsuhiko Kuroda
128-131Deacidification of high FFA rice bran oil by reesterification and alkali neutralizationA. C. Bhattacharyya and D. K. Bhattacharyya
132-138Retro-aldol degradations of unsaturated aldehydes: Role in the formation ofc4-heptenal fromt2,c6-nonadienal in fish, oyster and other flavorsDavid B. Josephson and Robert C. Lindsay
139-144Pigment removal from canola oil using chlorophyllaseW. L. Levadoux, M. L. Kalmokoff, M. D. Pickard and J. W. D. GrootWassink
145-146A guide for authors of manuscripts for theJournal of the American Oil Chemists’ Society
148-152Biodegradation of sodium linear alkylbenzenesulfonates evaluated with a soil perfusion methodS. Abe and M. Seno
153-155Surfactants & detergents news
156Surfactants & detergents publicationsJ. G. Endres
156-159Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 64, Number 2 / February 1987

164Calendar
166-182Fats & oils news
182-186Meetings
194-201Viewpoint
202-203From Washington
203-208Inside AOCS
208Methodology
209Publications
209-210New products
213-218Effects of β-carotene on light stability of soybean oilK. Warner and E. N. Frankel
219-223Cod lipids, solvent systems and the effect of fatty acid chain length and unsaturation on lipid class analysis by Iatroscan TLC-FIDT. Ohshima, W. M. N. Ratnayake and R. G. Ackman
224-228Chemical and fungal evaluation of graded sunflowerseedJ. A. Robertson, R. G. Roberts and W. H. Morrison
229-232Avocado oil production and chemical characteristicsM. J. Werman and I. Neeman
233-236Extraction and refining of oil from amaranth seedC. K. Lyon and R. Becker
237-241Gamma-irradiation to inactivate thioglucosidase of crucifersK. J. Lessman and B. D. McCaslin
242Letter to the editorDavid R. Erickson
244-250Primary influencing factors and major trends in the European detergent and cleanser marketH-D. Winkhaus
251-256Soaps and detergents: North American trendsTheodore E. Brenner
257-259The detergent industry in ChinaYong Geng Qin
260-263Trends in the soap and detergent industry in JapanMoriyasu Murata
264-268Detergents in Latin AmericaAlberto F. Hidalgo
269-272Alkyl ethoxylates: An assessment of their oral safety alone and in mixturesTanya B. Zerkle, Joseph F. Ross and Bruce E. Domeyer
273-276Surface chemical processes for removal of solid sebum soilMichael F. Cox, Dewey L. Smith and Geoffrey L. Russell
278-286Surfactants & detergents news
286-287Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 64, Number 3 / March 1987

292Calendar
294-309Feature
310-318Fats & oils news
318-320Meetings
328-331From Washington
331-338Viewpoint
339-357Inside AOCS
358Methodology
358-360PublicationsGeorge K. Chacko and E. G. Perkins
360-361New products
361Letter to the editorE. G. Perkins
365-370Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in crude and deodorized vegetable oilsB. K. Larsson, A. T. Eriksson and M. Cervenka
371-375Digestibility and nutritional value of crude oil from three amaranth speciesLuis A. Garcia, Maria Antonieta Alfaro and Ricardo Bressani
376-379Determination of total gossypol at parts-per-million levelsGordon S. Fisher, A. W. Frank and J. P. Cherry
380-383Triglyceride analysis by combined argentation/nonaqueous reversed phase high performance liquid chromatographySatoshi Takano and Yukihiro Kondoh
384-387Determination of total sulfur in canola oilV. Abraham and J. M. deMan
388-392Cholesterol autoxidation-current statusG. Maerker
393-396Nature of palm oil in centrifuge sludge waste waterM. C. Chow, C. C. Ho, J. Sutanto and S. H. Ong
397-401cis-Vaccenic acid in pulp lipids of commonly available fruitsAkira Shibahara, Kohei Yamamoto, Takao Nakayama and Goro Kajimoto
402-406Analysis of the oil extraction process in soybeans: A new continuous procedureKurt L. Wiese and Harry E. Snyder
407-413Autoxidative rates of nonmethylene-interrupted polyenoic fatty acidsToru Takagi and Kazuo Miyashita
414-421Cyclic fatty acid monomer formation in frying fats. I. Determination and structural studyJosé A. Rojo and Edward G. Perkins
424-433Phase behavior and network formation in a cationic surfactant-fatty alcohol-water systemWilliam J. Benton, Clarence A. Miller and Robert L. Wells
434-438Analysis of ionogenic surfactants by HPLC with ion-pair extraction detectorM. Kanesato, K. Nakamura, O. Nakata and Y. Morikawa
439-441Two-phase mixed indicator method for the determination of zwitterionic surfactantsMilton J. Rosen, Fulin Zhao and Dennis S. Murphy
441Biodegradation and fish toxicity of nonionic surfactants
442-451Surfactants & detergents news

Volume 64, Number 4 / April 1987

456Calendar
457-477Meetings
478-489Fats & oils news
490-494From Washington
494-495Viewpoint
496-498Inside AOCS
504New products
505Letter to the editorE. G. Perkins
509-513Biochemical modification of fats by microorganisms: A preliminary surveyS. Koritala, C. W. Hesseltine, E. H. Pryde and T. L. Mounts
514-516Comparison of solvent extraction characteristics of rice bran pretreated by hot air drying, steam cooking and extrusionC. J. Kim, S. M. Byun, H. S. Cheigh and T. W. Kwon
517-520Determination of individual tocopherols by derivative spectrophotometryGabriel J. Bukovits and Alberto Lezerovich
521-528Analysis of milkfat by HPLCEkkehart Frede and Herbert Thiele
529-533Mechanistic considerations of polymorphic transformations of tristearin in the presence of emulsifiersJ. Schlichter Aronhime, Sara Sarig and N. Garti
534-538Characterization of peanut oil tricacyglycerols by HPLC, GLC and EIMSJ. A. Singleton and H. E. Pattee
539-541Lipid composition of coconut cake oilN. Gopalakrishnan, C. S. Narayanan, A. G. Mathew and C. Arumughan
542-547Continuous ultrasonic hydrogenation of soybean oil. II. Operating conditions and oil qualityK. J. Moulton, S. Koritala, K. Warner and E. N. Frankel
550-555Rapid quantitative HPLC analysis of polyethoxylated nonionicsHaruo Yoshimura, Toyoki Sugiyama and Toshio Nagai
556-561Studies on surface activity of linear alkylbenzene sulfonates II: Effect of water hardnessRaj Kumar and S. G. T. Bhat
563Surfactants & Detergents News
573Surfactants & Detergents PublicationsArno Cahn
575Surfactans & detergents calendar

Volume 64, Number 5 / May 1987

580Calendar
580JAOCS
582Meetings
686Fats & oils news
700Obituary
700From Washington
706-715Feature
716-717Viewpoint
729Methodology
731Publications
731-733New products
737-740Synthesis of thioethers from hydroxy olefinic fatty acidsJaved A. Farooqi and S. Rafat Husain
741-743Reaction of β-aminoamides with aromatic aldehydesRaymond G. Bistline, Warner M. Linfield, Philip E. Pfeffer, Edwin G. Piotrowski and Philip E. Sonnet, et al.
744-748Reaction of fatty acids with 3,3′-iminobis-propylamine to produce soil hydrophobic agentsRaymond G. Bistline, Warner M. Linfield, William B. Wise, Philip E. Pfeffer and Philip E. Sonnet, et al.
749-753Dynamic headspace capillary gas chromatographic analysis of soybean oil volatilesE. Selke and E. N. Frankel
754-756Aging of tristearin: Comparison of DSC and positron lifetime resultsWilliam W. Walker
757-760Antioxidant activity of polar lipids from nitrite-treated cooked and processed meatsM. P. Zubillaga and G. Maerker
761-762Neutral sugar analysis of polysaccharides from the seed epidermis of
764-768Surface active hydroxamic acids. I. Preparation and properties of long-chain alkyl[oligo(oxyethylene)] oxymethylenehydroxamic acidsAraki Masuyama, Ko-ichi Akiyama and Mitsuo Okahara
769-776An improved method for evaluating detergent builders for water hardness controlJ. A. McDonell and A. Liu
782Surfactants & detergents publications
782Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 64, Number 6 / June 1987

788-837Calendar
789-795Fast foods
795-799Oil use in the food service industry
800-809EEC: Fats and oils fax debate
804Suggestions for modifying diet
809-810Obituaries
811-816Meetings
819-825From Washington
825-826Viewpoint
827-832Inside AOCS
833Methodology
834Publications
834-835New products
839-854Glandless cottonseed: A review of the first 25 years of processing and utilization researchE. W. Lusas and G. M. Jividen
855-858Effect of some isothiocyanates on the hydrogenation of canola oilV. Abraham and J. M. deMan
859-861Effect of wax content on flow properties of rice bran oilP. Ramakrishna, K. V. L. Venkatesh, T. C. Poornima and B. Manohar
862-864A sensitive test to evaluate antioxidants in oils and fatty estersKiyomi Kikugawa, Takami Nakahara and Masami Tanaka
865-869Determination of oil in sunflowerseedsS. P. Kochhar and J. B. Rossell
870-873Evaluation of physicochemical changes in cooking oil during heatingSuk Hoo Yoon, Sun Ki Kim, Kil Hwan Kim, Tai Wan Kwon and Yau Kun Teah
874-875A convenient method for preparation of monofluorocarboxylic acidsS. Watanabe, T. Fujita, M. Sakamoto, H. Endo and T. Kitazume
876-879Autoxidation of ethyl eicosapentaenoate and docosahexaenoateSoon-Yeong Cho, Kazuo Miyashita, Teruo Miyazawa, Kenshiro Fujimoto and Takashi Kaneda
880-881Composition of the kernels of the faveleira nut (
882Letter to the editorD. R. Body and P. Vlieg
884-885Thermogravimetric determination of water in household liquid detergentsDhoaib Al-Sammerrai and Suham Al-Madfai
887-893Surfactants & detergents news
893-895Research areas for detergents
896Surfactants & detergents publications
896Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 64, Number 7 / July 1987

902Calendar
904-928Annual meeting report
930Fats & oils news
943Meetings
944-950Viewpoint
950-954From Washington
954-968Inside AOCS
968Methodology
969-970Publications
970-971New products
973-986Characteristics and uses of glandless cottonseed food protein ingredients
987-992A methodology study to evaluate quality of soybeans stored at different moisture levelsE. N. Frankel, A. M. Nash and J. M. Snyder
993-996Formation of short chain volatile organic acids in the automated AOM methodJ. M. deMan, Fan Tie and L. deMan
997-1000Analysis of conjugated octadecatrienoic acids inmomordica balsamina seed oil by GLC and13C NMR SpectroscopyE. M. Gaydou, J. Miralles and V. Rasoazanakolona
1001-1003Monoglyceride analysis with reversed phase HPLCSatoshi Takano and Yukihiro Kondoh
1004-1007Automated free fatty acid determination using flow injection analysis solvent extractionsJohn S. Canham and Gilbert E. Pacey
1008-1011A rapid instrumental method for the evaluation of the stability of fatsB. Drozdowski and E. Szukalska
1012-1015Cocoa butter biosynthesis: Effect of temperature onTheobroma cacao acyltransferasesLauren McHenry and Paul J. Fritz
1016-1019Lipid composition of rice (Oryza sativa L.) branJ. Hemavathy and J. V. Prabhakar
1020-1025High performance liquid chromatographic separation of sucrose fatty acid estersM. E. A. P. Jaspers, F. F. van Leeuwen, H. J. W. Nieuwenhuis and G. M. Vianen
1026-1032Heat treatment of vegetable oils I. Isolation of the cyclic fatty acid monomers from heated sunflower and linseed oilsJ. L. Sebedio, J. Prevost and A. Grandgirard
1034-1037Synthesis and surface properties of N-long chain alkyl dihydroxy monoazacrown ethersIsao Ikeda, Yoshihide Ozawa, Yohjl Nakatsuji and Mitsuo Okahara
1038-1039Alkylphosphinic surfactants with C14–C16 fatty chainC. Herranz
1040-1043Surface active hydroxamic acids. II. Comparison of surface properties of hydroxamic acids with ketones and methyl esters with similar hydrophilic and lipophilic structureAraki Masuyama, Ko-ichi Akiyama and Mitsuo Okahara

Volume 64, Number 8 / August 1987

1056Calendar
1058-1088Feature
1088-1100Fats & oils news
1102Meetings
1110-1115From Washington
1118-1121Inside AOCS
1121Methods development updateDavid Berner
1122Publications
1122-1123New Products
1126-1128Refining and use of byproducts from various fats and oilsImre L. Balazs
1129-1134Carotenoids and tocols of corn grain determined by HPLCEvelyn J. Weber
1135-1137Synthesis of 18-octadecanolide, a major constituent of dufour’s gland secretion of
1138-1143Crystallization kinetics of palm oilK. P. A. M. van Putte and B. H. Bakker
1144-1149Dimeric components from the dimerization of abietic acidR. Fujii, K. Arimoto and D. F. Zinkel
1150-1155Octadecatrienoic fatty acid isomers of partially hydrogenated soybean oilE. G. Perkins and Cathysue Smick
1156-1162Formation of fluorescent substances in reaction of aliphatic aldehydes and methylamineKiyomi Kikugawa and Akiko Sawamura
1163-1166Adsorption of lutein from soybean oil on silicic acid I. IsothermsAndrew Proctor and Harry E. Snyder
1167-1171Dietary protein and atherosclerosisDavid Kritchevsky, Shirley A. Tepper and David M. Klurfeld
1172-1177Species-dependent responsiveness of serum cholesterol to dietary proteinsR. Van Der Meer and A. C. Beynen
1178-1182Cholesterol metabolism in swine fed diets containing either casein or soybean proteinA. C. Beynen and C. E. West
1183-1192Serum lipoproteins of rabbits fed semi-purified diets varying in protein and carbohydrate sourceJohn E. Bauer
1193-1195Dietary protein effects on gallstone formationDavid M. Klurfeld, Maxine M. Weber and David Kritchevsky
1196-1199Dietary protein effects on cholelithiasis in hamsters: Interaction with amino acids and bile acidsM. A. Sullivan-Gorman, J. M. Anderson, N. M. DiMarco, J. Johnson and I. Chen, et al.
1202-1207Shape, size, hydration and flow behavior of nitrocellulose lacquer emulsion in absence and presence of ureaAsit Baran Mandal
1209-1213Surfactants & detergents news
1213-1215Surfactants & detergents calendar
1215Surfactants & detergents letter to the editorK. Karani

Volume 64, Number 9 / September 1987

1220Calendar
1221-1233Biotechnology: A young industry with potential
1234Researchers study lipase applications
1236-1267World conference
1268-1278Fats & oils news
1279-1282Meetings
1282-1287From Washington
1288-1302Inside AOCS
1303Methodology
1303-1305PublicationsJoseph G. Endres, Edward G. Perkins, Patricia V. Johnston and Vijai K. s. Skukla
1305-1306New products
1309-1314Radiochromatographic explorationA. A. Benson
1315-1319The potential commercial aspects of gossypolR. J. Hron, S. P. Koltun, J. Pominski and G. Abraham
1320-1323Formation of conjugated diene and triene products in lipoxygenase oxidation of C18, C20, C22 PUFAsToru Takagi, Naoko Wakasa and Kazuo Miyashita
1324-1333Heat treatment of vegetable oils. II. GC-MS and GC-FTIR spectra of some isolated cyclic fatty acid monomersJ. L. Sebedio, J. L. Le Quere, E. Semon, O. Morin and J. Prevost, et al.
1334-1336Industrial hydrogenation of rice bran oil, a substitute for tallowK. S. Holla and R. R. Press
1337-1340Seed-oil content of glanded and glandless cottonsLuis Carlos da Silva Ramos and Russell J. Kohel
1341-1347Dry extrusion as an aid to mechanical expelling of oil from soybeansA. I. Nelson, W. B. Wijeratne, S. W. Yeh, T. M. Wei and L. S. Wei
1348-1351Chemical composition and biological evaluation of debitterized and defatted neem (Azadirachta indica) seed kernel cakeP. Udayasekhara Rao
1352-1354Holdup and extraction characteristics of jojoba mealJaime Wlsniak, Joseph Hillel and Orit Katz
1356-1357Quantitative determination of glycerin in soap by capillary gas chromatographyKeith Molever
1359-1360Surfactants & detergents news
1360-1361Surfactants & detergents publicationsHelen North-Root and Arno Cahn
1361Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 64, Number 10 / October 1987

1368-1412Calendar
1369-1379Feature
1380-1382Fats & oils news
1387-1388Meetings
1388-1392From Washington
1392Inside AOCS
1402Determining wax in sunflowerseed oilDave Berner
1402-1406PublicationsDavid Firestone, William Artz, E. G. Perkins, Don Morton and J. G. Endres, et al.
1406-1412New products
1413-1417Gas liquid chromatography analysis of the fatty acid composition of fats and oils: A total system for high accuracyJohn D. Craske and Cecil D. Bannon
1419-1422Chemical and nutritional evaluation of chili (
1423Cyclopropenoid fatty acids in leguminosae oilsC. D. Daulatabad, K. M. Hosamani, V. A. Desai and K. R. Alagawadi
1424-1427Phospholipids of palash (
1428-1433Flavor improvement of soybean preparations by genetic removal of lipoxygenase-2C. S. Davies, S. S. Nielsen and N. C. Nielsen
1434-1440Preparation of geometrical isomers of linolenic acidA. Grandgirard, F. Julliard, J. Prevost and J. L. Sebedio
1440ErrataE. N. Frankel, A. M. Nash and J. M. Snyder
1441Carboxylic acids and unsaponifiable matters in
1444-1447Synthesis and properties of new cationic surfactants. II. Odd homologous membersE. Tsatsaroni, S. Pegiadou-Koemtjopoulou and G. Demertzis
1448-1449Surfactants & detergents news
1451Surfactants & detergents publicationsArno Cahn
1451Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 64, Number 11 / November 1987

1456Calendar
1458Dedicatory remarks … from AOCS president Robert Hastert
1458Dedication activities
1462-1466Viewpoints: AOCS and its future
1466-1471Four are Donor Council members
1472-1473AOCS headquarters, then and now
1474Floor layouts
1476-1478Function of today’s AOCS staff
1479Fats and oils chronology
1480-1484Buildings & grounds
1484-1486Supelco AOCS research award
1486-1492Award of merit
1493-1498Feature
1498Italian firm to buy Central Soya
1498ARS Scientist of the Year
1498-1500P&G's Meyer retires
1500International
1500-1505News briefs
1506Hearing on tropical fats
1506Dietary fats symposium
1506-1507Labeling plan draws criticism
1507-1508FDA approves lovastatin
1508New members
1508-1509President’ Club and Honor Roll
1509AOCS FAX
1510Obituary
1511-1520Methodology
1520-1524PublicationsW. J. Evans, Joyce Beare-Rogers, Keith W. Singletary, Jose A. Rojo and Lloyd A. Witting, et al.
1524-1525New products
1525Letter to the editorVivek Vadke
1527ErrataJoseph G. Endres, Edward G. Perkins, Patricia V. Johnston and Vijai K. S. Shukla
1529-1532Catalytic transfer hydrogenation of soybean oil methyl ester using inorganic formic acid salts as donorsO. Arkad, H. Wiener, N. Garti and Y. Sasson
1533-1536Design of oilseed extractors I. Oil extraction (supplement)George Karnofsky
1537-1543Crystallization of hydrogenated sunflower-cottonseed oilG. Rivarola, J. A. Segura, M. C. Añón and A. Calvelo
1544-1547Reaction of methyl
1550-1551Preparation and characterization of double-chain destructible surfactants and derived vesiclesDavid A. Jaeger and Timothy G. Golich
1553-1557Surfactants & detergents news
1557Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 64, Number 12 / December 1987

1546Calendar
1565-1574Feature
1576Dedication
1590-1604Fats & oils news
1606Viewpoint
1607-1618World conference report
1620-1621Meetings
1621Inside AOCS
1631-1632Methodology
1633-1636PublicationsEdwin N. Frankel, Donald K. Layman, Frank J. Flider and E. G. Perkins
1637-1638New products
1641-1646Plant lipid biotechnology through the looking glassP. K. Stumpf
1647-1656Lipid biotechnology: A wonderland for the microbial physiologistColin Ratledge
1657-1662Enzyme technology for the lipids industry: An engineering overviewTsuneo Yamane
1663-1669Thermal and compositional properties of cocoa butter during static crystallizationPaul S. Dimick and Douglas M. Manning
1670-1675Relationships between measurements of fat deterioration during heating and frying in RBD oleinM. A. Augustin, Telingai Asap and L. K. Heng
1676-1681Chemical and physical lipophilization of proteinsMakoto Kito
1682-1687Chemical inactivation of soybean trypsin inhibitorsD. J. Sessa and P. E. Ghantous
1688-1691Proteolysis in structural analysis of αs1-casein adsorbed onto oil surfaces of emulsions and improvement of the emulsifying properties of proteinShuichi Kaminogawa, Makoto Shimizu, Akio Ametai, Soo Won Lee and Kunio Yamauchi
1692-1696Comparative nutritional value for amino acids, oligopeptides and soybean proteinSoichi Arai and Hiroko Kimura
1697-1703Effects of limited proteolysis on functional properties of ovalbuminEtsushiro Doi, Taihei Koseki and Naofumi Kitabatake
1704-1711Specific limited hydrolysis and phosphorylation of food proteins for improvement of functional and nutritional propertiesJean-Marc Chobert, Mahmoud Sitohy and John R. Whitaker
1712-1717Reduction of phytic acid concentration in protein isolates by acylation techniquesLilian U. Thompson
1718-1725Functional properties of chemically modified egg white proteinsHershell R. Bail
1726-1731Functional properties of oat proteins modified by acylation, trypsin hydrolysis or linoleate treatmentC. -Y. Ma and D. F. Wood
1732-1735Modification of arachin-effect of citrate ions-structural implicationsV. Prakash, A. G. Appu Rao and D. Rajagopal Rao
1738-1741Surfactants & detergents news
1741Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 65, Number 1 / January 1988

4Calendar
6-20Feature
21-39World conference
39-62Meetings
63-66Fats & oils news
67-68From Washington
70-77Inside AOCS
78-83Instrumentation
83-84Methodology
84-87PublicationsVigen K. Babayan, Arnis Kuksis, Joseph G. Endres, Govind Mirmira and David Erickson, et al.
87-88New products
91-95Nutritional attributes of fatty acidsJoyce Beare-Rogers
96-100Conversions of lipophilic substances by encapsulated biocatalystsSaburo Fukui
101-105Systematic evaluation of heated fats based on quantitative analytical methodsM. C. Dobarganes and M. C. Perez-Camino
106-108Seed proton NMR spin-groupingL. J. Schreiner, M. M. Pintar and R. Blinc
109-117Fractionation of menhaden oil ethyl esters using supercritical fluid CO2W. B. Nilsson, E. J. Gauglitz, J. K. Hudson, V. F. Stout and J. Spinelli
118-121Ultrasound in lipid chemistry, cyclopropanation of unsaturated fatty esters and triglyceridesMarcel S. F. Lie Ken Jie and Wilson L. K. Lam
122-126Quality of yellow and dark seeds inBrassica campestris canola varieties Candle and TobinJ. K. Daun and D. R. DeClercq
127-128Aflatoxin in Arizona cottonseed: Lack of toxin formation following aspergillus flavus inoculation at suturesLouise S. Lee
129-135Modeling the solvent extraction of oilseedsG. Abraham, R. J. Hron and S. P. Koltun
136-138The “basic” fatty acid composition of atlantic fish oils: Potential similarities useful for enrichment of polyunsaturated fatty acids by urea complexationR. G. Ackman, W. M. N. Ratnayake and B. Olsson
139-146Effect of seed maturity on seed oil, fatty acid and crude protein content of eightCuphea speciesA. E. Thompson and R. Kleiman
147-150Flavor and oxidative stability of oil processed from null lipoxygenase-1 soybeansE. N. Frankel, K. Warner and B. P. Klein
151-152A guide for authors of manuscripts for theJournal of the American Oil Chemists’ Society
154-162Year 2000: Outlook for cleaning products
162-164Colgate-Palmolive additions
167Surfactants & detergents publicationsI. C. Baianu
167-168Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 65, Number 2 / February 1988

172Calendar
173-178Feature
179-181World conference
182-188Meetings
188-202Fats & oils news
202-204From Washington
205-225Inside AOCS
226-232Plant safety
233Methodology
233-235PublicationsE. G. Perkins, R. G. Ackman and J. McCord
236-237New products
241-245An investigation of rice bran oil tank settlingV. K. Belavadi and D. N. Bhowmick
246-251Improved method for quantitating and obtaining the unsaponifiable matter of fats and oilsDaniel P. Schwartz
252-254Hydrolysis of soybean oil by a combined lipase systemYong K. Park, Glaucla M. Pastore and Marta Mitsui de Almeida
255-257Analysis of total oil in soybeans: A new equilibrium extraction method and the effect of particle sizeH. E. Snyder, G. Sheu, H. G. Brown, P. Clark and K. L. Wiese
258-261Colorimetric determination of total tocopherols in palm oil, olein and stearinM. L. Wong, R. E. Timms and E. M. Goh
262-266Limitations of ambient temperature methods for the methanolysis of triacylglycerols in the analysis of fatty acid methyl esters with high accuracy and reliabilityJohn D. Craske, Cecil D. Bannon and Lynette M. Norman
267-271Changes in cottonseed oil when used for frying vegetable products containing chlorophyllF. S. Taha, H. E. Helmy and A. S. El-Nockrashy
272-276Effect of inorganic electrolytes on dissolution behavior of mixed anionic-amphoteric surfactant systemsKelzó Ogino, Kazúo Kato and Masahlko Abe
276Preparation of geometrical isomers of linolenic acidA. Grandgirard, F. Julliard, J. Prevost and J. L. Sebedio
277NMR — An eye to the plant breederT. S. Rajan
280-283The effect of surfactant structure on the rate of oil solubilization into aqueous surfactant solutionsT. A. B. M. Bolsman, F. T. G. Veltmaat and N. M. van Os
284-287Sucrose esters as model compounds for synthetic glycolipid surfactantsM. J. Donnelly and J. D. Bu’Lock
289-290Surfactants & detergents news
291Surfactants & detergents publicationsI. C. Baianu
291Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 65, Number 3 / March 1988

296-346Calendar
300-305U.S. Government: Shopping list includes oil, shortening
306-313Deodorization options and trends
314-320Fats & Oils news
321-323From Washington
327-331Jojoba conference draws 280 persons
331-337Meetings
337-339Inside AOCS
340-341ISO Technical Meeting report
342Polymers: An Encyclopedic Source-book of Engineering Properties
342New books
343New products
347-348Occurrence of punicic acid in
349-356Catalytic behavior of palladium in the hydrogenation of edible oilsN. Hsu, L. L. Dlosady and L. J. Rubin
357-361Carbohydrase hydrolysis of canola to enhance oil extraction with hexaneK. Sosulski, F. W. Sosulski and E. Coxworth
362-366Linoleic acid isomers in heat treated sunflower oilsJ. L. Sebedio, A. Grandgirard and J. Prevost
367-368Turbidimetric measurement of wax in sunflower oilK. J. Moulton
369-372Variations in lipid composition among chickpea cultivarsF. W. Sosulski and H. M. Gadan
373-377Selective hydrogenation with tris(triphenylphosphine) chlororhodium (I) catalyst: Preparation of octadecenoate isomersE. A. Emken
378-380A simple method for the quantitative isolation and resolution of unesterified fatty acids from fats and oilsDaniel P. Schwartz and Dora G. Gadjeva
381-385Determination of chlorophyll in ground rapeseed using a modified near infrared reflectance spectrophotometerR. Tkachuk, V. J. Mellish, J. K. Daun and L. J. Macri
386-391Flavor evaluation of crude oil to predict the quality of soybean oilK. Warner, E. N. Frankel and K. J. Moulton
392-395Removal of sulfur compounds from canola oilV. Abraham and J. M. deMan
398-404Formulating characteristics of high and low 2-phenyl linear alkylbenzene sulfonates in liquid detergentsJoseph C. Drozd and Wilma Gorman
405-411Solution properties of mixed surfactant system sodium dodecyl sulfate and alkyl polyoxyethylene ether systemKeizo Ogino, Toshlaki Kakihara, Hirotaka Uchiyama and Masahiko Abe
412-420Removal of triglycerides from hard surfaces by surfactants: An ellipsometry studyKjell Bäckström and Sven Engström
421-427Surfactants & detergents news
429Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 65, Number 4 / April 1988

434Calendar
436-544Annual meeting
548-560Fats & oils news
560-562From Washington
563-569Meetings
569-573Inside AOCS
574-578Food technology
578Methodology
580-582PublicationsRichard F. Wilson
584New products
591-595Plant lipids
597-600Lipids in chinese medicine. Characterization of allcis 5,11,14,17-eicosatetraenoic acid inBiota orientalis seed oil and a study of oxo/furanoid esters derived fromBiota oilM. S. F. Lie Ken Jie, H. B. Lao and Y. F. Zheng
601-606Cyclopropanation of unsaturated fatty acid methyl esters using diazomethane and palladium (II) acetateA. Gangadhar, R. Subbarao and G. Lakshminarayana
607-610Compositions of triterpene alcohols of seeds and mature plants of family cucurbitaceaeToshihiro Akihisa, Yoshihiko Inada, Parthasarathi Ghosh, Swapnadip Thakur and Fumiko U. Rosenstein, et al.
611-615Double bond oxidation of unsaturated fatty acidsB. Zaldman, A. Kisilev, Y. Sasson and N. Garti
616-623Autoxidative dimerization of methyl linolenate and its monohydroperoxides, hydroperoxy epidioxides and dihydroperoxidesW. E. Neff, E. N. Frankel and K. Fujimoto
624-628Effect of altered fatty acid composition on soybean oil stabilityT. L. Mounts, K. Warner, G. R. List, R. Kleiman and W. R. Fehr, et al.
629-633A comparative study on the effectiveness of nitrogen or carbon dioxide flushing in preventing oxidation during the heating of oilR. Przybylski and N. A. M. Eskin
634-637Lipid changes during pre-germination and germination ofstriga asiatica seedsM. L. Menetrez, R. C. Fites and R. F. Wilson
638-646Effects of chain length, conformation and α-form packing arrangement on theoretical monoacid triglyceride β′-formsJ. W. Hagemann and J. A. Rothfus
647-651Sources of error in the analysis of glucosinolates by gas liquid chromatographyAnneli Hase, Maj-Len Johansson and Tuula-Riltta Viljava
652-658Saponification of oils rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids: Optimization of conditions by response surface methodologyF. Lamothe, D. Peyronel, M. Sergent, M. C. Iatrides and J. Artaud, et al.
659Analysis of fatty acid methyl esters (FAME) with high accuracy and reliabilityH. T. Badings and C. de Jong
663-668Synergism in binary mixtures of surfactants. 7. Synergism in foaming and its relation to other types of synergismMilton J. Rosen and Zhen Huo Zhu
669-677Application of13C NMR to the identification of surfactants in mixtureG. Carminati, L. Cavalli and F. Buosi
679-683Fluorescent whitening agents for modern detergentsWilliam R. Findley
684-686Surfactants & detergents news
686-689Surfactants & detergents publicationsWarner M. Linfield and John f. Scamehorn
689Surfactants & defergents calendar

Volume 65, Number 5 / May 1988

698Calendar
702-724Feature
725-732Fats & oils news
733Meetings
733-734From Washington
735-736Viewpoint
737-744Inside AOCS
745-747MethodologyDave Berner
748-750Biotechnology
750-751PublicationsPatricia V. Johnston, William E. Artz, David Kritchevsky and J. M. deMan
752New products
755-760Fractionation of blackcurrant seed oilH. Traifler, H. J. Wille and A. Studer
761-763Adsorption of lutein from soybean oil on silicic acid II. KineticsAndrew Proctor and Harry E. Snyder
764-767Estimation of supercritical fluid-liquid solubility parameter differences for vegetable oils and other liquids from data taken with a stirred autoclaveR. L. Elssier and J. P. Friedrich
768-773The calibration of NIR reflectance spectrometer for the determination of diverse compositional parametersF. E. Barton and G. C. Cavanagh
774-775Oxymercuration-jones oxidation of β- and γ-hydroxyolefinic acidsS. M. Ahmed, Fasih Ahmad, S. F. Siddiqui and S. M. Osman
776-779β-Carotene adsorption on acid-activated montmorilloniteN. Sarier and Ç. Güler
780-782Transesterification of cholesteryl estersM. P. Zubillaga and G. Maerker
783-787Studies on the concentration of oxidized components of abused fats and the application of HPLC to their separationE. G. Perkins and Suzanne Pinter
788-792Update on control of olive oil adulteration and misbranding in the United StatesD. Firestone, Karen L. Carson and Robert J. Reina
793-797Super acid catalyzed dimerization of fatty acids derived from safflower oil and dehydrated castor oilR. A. Rajadhyaksha, D. D. Chaudharl and G. W. Joshi
799-800Antioxidative stability of tempehK. Murata
802-803Letters to the editorK. G. Berger and David R. Erickson
806-810The raw material, finished products and dust pad analysis of detergent proteases using a small synthetic substrateT. M. Rothgeb, B. D. Goodlander, P. H. Garrison and L. A. Smith
811-815Instrumental method for evaluating static control in laundryMerlin G. Tiede
816-819Foaming of nonionic surfactant solutions: Effect of surfactant concentration and temperatureHans Schott
820-825Wetting properties of nonionics from branched fatty diamidesT. J. Micich and W. M. Linfield
826-830Acoustic behavior of calcium soap solutionsK. N. Mehrotra and S. K. Upadhyaya
831-836Surfactants & detergents news
836Surfactants & detergents publicationsP. D. Berger
837Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 65, Number 6 / June 1988

842Calendar
846-852Feature
853-860Fats & oils news
861-863Meetings
864From washington
865-875Inside AOCS
876-877Plant safety
878-880Lipid biochemistry
881-882Methodology
883-885PublicationsKhee Choon Rhee, William Pirkle, Art Davis, Michael D. Erickson and E. G. Perkins
886New products
891-896Lipid-lipid complexes: Properties and effects on lipase binding to surfacesHoward L. Brockman, William E. Momsen and Takahiro Tsujita
897-899Characteristics and biosynthesis of seed lipases in maize and other plant speciesAnthony H. C. Huang, Yon-hui Lin and Shue-mei Wang
900-904Lipase selectivitiesPhillip E. Sonnet
905-910Studies on free and immobilized lipases fromMucor mieheiBirgitte Huge-Jensen, Donna Rubano Galluzzo and Robert G. Jensen
911-916Lipase made active in hydrophobic mediaKatsunobu Takahashl, Yuji Saito and Yuji Inada
917-921Lipase immobilized on a hydrophobic, microporous support for the hydrolysis of fatsC. Brady, L. Metcalfe, D. Slaboszewski and D. Frank
922-926Process considerations of continuous fat modification with an immobilized lipaseL. H. Posorske, G. K. LeFebvre, C. A. Miller, T. T. Hansen and B. L. Glenvig
927-931Characteristics of an immobilized lipase for the commercial synthesis of estersCarl Miller, Helen Austin, Larry Posorske and Jesus Gonzlez
932-935Laboratory oilseed processing by a small screw pressK. Sivakumaran and J. W. Goodrum
936-938Evaluation of Turkish sulphur olive oil as an alternative diesel fuelH. A. Aksoy, I. Kahraman, F. Karaosmanoglu and H. Civelekoglu
939-941Hydrogenation of unsaturated fatty acid methyl esters using decalin for hydrogen transferP. Vijayalakshmi, R. Subbarao and G. Lakshminarayana
942-947Rapid transesterification and mass spectrometric approach to seed oil analysisFolahan O. Ayorinde, James Clifton, Oladapo A. Afolabi and Robert L. Shepard
948-951Cottonseed, protein and oil yields and oil properties as affected by nitrogen and phosphorus fertilization and growth regulatorsZakaria M. Sawan, Abd El-Hamid A. El-Farra and Sania Abd El-Latif
952-953Cassia siamea seed oil: A minor source of vernolic and cyclopropenoid fatty acidsC. D. Daulatabad, K. M. Hosamani and A. M. Mirajkar
954-958An improved procedure for the detritylation of 1-alkyl 2-acyl 3-trityl-
959-963Evidence for the probable presence of sulfur-containing fatty acids as minor constituents in canola oilR. C. Wijesundera and R. G. Ackman
964-967NMR relaxation studies to explore the role of emulsifier in tristearin polymorphic transformationR. Azoury, J. S. Aronhime, S. Sarig, S. Abrashkin and I. Mayer, et al.
968-974Carbon dioxide extraction of canola seed: Oil solubility and effect of seed treatmentM. Fattori, N. R. Bulley and A. Meisen
975-978Synthesis and properties of Nα-lauroyl-L-arginine dipeptides from collagen-lauroyl-L-arginine dipeptides from collagenJ. Molinero, M. R. Julia, P. Erra, M. Robert and M. R. Infante
979-984In vivo and in vitro lipid accumulation inBorago officinalis L.Anna Whipkey, James E. Simon and Jules Janick
985-989Sensory and chemical evaluation of stored oil-roasted, high oleic nonoil sunflower kernelsJ. A. Robertson, B. G. Lyon, W. H. Morrison and J. F. Miller
990-993Separation and concentration of natural antioxidants from the rape of olivesFayad Z. Sheabar and Ishak Neeman
994Studies onBalanites aegyptiaca seed oilMamta Jain and Anup K. Banerjee
996-999Polyoxyethylene oligomer distribution of nonionic surfactantsTakatoshi Sato, Yoshihiro Saito and Ichiro Anazawa
1000-1006Influence of unsulfonated material and its sulfone content on the physical properties of linear alkylbenzene sulfonatesA. Moreno, J. Bravo and J. L. Berna
1007-1012A mechanistic approach to the thermal degradation of α-olefin sulfonatesP. C. Hu and M. E. Tuvell
1013-1016Silicone polymers as foam control agentsGeorge C. Sawicki
1017-1022Interaction of surfactants with alumina-based thickening agentsDewey L. Smith and David A. Barclay

Volume 65, Number 7 / July 1988

1030-1129Calendar
1034-1064Annual Meeting
1066-1090Oilseed outlook
1090-1093Fats & oils news
1094-1095Meetings
1096-1097From Washington
1098-1100GATT offers trade barrier reform
1101-1107Two new sections get under way
1108Update on methodology topicsDave Berner
1109-1114Oilseeds: Extrusion for solvent extraction
1119-1123Capillary GC: HOT cold on-column injection
1123-1125Book reviewGeorge Liepa
1126-1128New products
1131-1135Isolation, Amino Acid composition and molecular weight distribution of
1136-1139Solvent extraction of lipid components from egg yolk solidsM. W. Warren, H. G. Brown and D. R. Davis
1140-1143Reconsideration of polymorphic transformations in cocoa butter using the DSCJudith Schlichter Aronhime, Sara Sarig and Nissim Garti
1144-1150Dynamic control of polymorphic transformation in triglycerides by surfactants: The button syndromeJudith Schlichter Aronhime, Sara Sarig and Nissim Garti
1151-1155Effect of degumming reagents on the recovery and nature of lecithins from crude canola, soybean and sunflower oilsAileen Smiles, Yukio Kakuda and Bruce E. MacDonald
1156-1158Autoxidation rates of various esters of safflower oil and linoleic acidKazuo Miyashita and Toru Takagi
1159-1165Evaluation of the mechanism of dilauryl thiodipropionate antioxidant activityC. Karahadian and R. C. Lindsay
1166-1168The inhibitory effect of neem (
1169-1176Mechanics of oil expression from canolaVivek S. Vadke and F. W. Sosulski
1177-1179Densities of soybean oil/solvent mixturesP. Rice and W. Hamm
1180-1184Electrolytic acetoxylation of methyl oleateW. J. DeJarlais, S. Koritala, E. Selke and M. O. Bagby
1185-1187Diesel fuel derived from vegetable oils, III. Emission tests using methyl esters of used frying oilMartin Mittelbach and Peter Tritthart
1188-1189Esterification of fatty acids by
1190-1191Letter to the editorJ. D. Craske and C. D. Bannon
1191β-Carotene adsorption on acid-activated montmorilloniteN. Sarier and ©. Güler
1194-1201Ability of surfactants to form highly loaded coal-water mixturesAkihiro Naka, shuichi Honjo, Hiroshi Sugiyama, Yoshihisa Nishida and Osamu Murakami
1202-1203Determination of the degree of ethoxylation of nonionic surfactants by elemental analysisR. Diez and A. Morra
1204-1210Synthesis and surface properties of oxyethylenated 2-alkyl-5-hydroxymethyl-5-ethyl-1,3-dioxanesB. Burczyk, M. Banaszczyk, A. Sokolowski and A. Piasecki
1211-1218Chemistry of long-chain peroxy acids under laundry conditionsT. A. B. M. Bolsman, R. Kok and A. D. Vreugdenhil
1219-1223Panel discusses detergency testing
1225Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 65, Number 8 / August 1988

1230-1297Calendar
1232-1258Feature
1264-1274Fats & oils news
1279-1280Meetings
1280-1281From Washington
1282-1290Inside AOCS
1291-1292Methodology
1293PublicationsMarvin P. Steinberg
1294New products
1367-1380Surfactants & detergents news
1380-1381Surfactants & detergents publicationsArno Cahn
1381Surfactants & detergents calendar
1299-1302A convenient synthesis of long-chain 1-O-Alkyl glyceryl ethersK. Urata, S. Yano, A. Kawamata, N. Takaishi and Y. Inamoto
1303-1306Fruit oil composition and characteristics of two spurge species of Turkish originH. Ayse Aksoy, N. Yavasoglu, F. Karaosmanoglu and H. Civelekoglu
1307-1310Thermal oxidation of lipids in monolayers II. Unsaturated fatty acid estersLung-Bin Hau and W. W. Nawar
1311-1312Epoxides of unsaturated fatty acids as anti-rust additives in water-based cutting fluidsS. Watanabe, T. Fujita and M. Sakamoto
1313-1317Identification of the most intense odor compounds formed during autoxidation of methyl linolenate at room temperatureFrank Ullrich and Werner Grosch
1318-1323Heavily brominated and highly unsaturated derivatives of jojoba oilArnon Shani
1324-1327High-temperature stabilities of low-linolenate, high-stearate and common soybean oilsLynne A. Miller and Pamela J. White
1328-1333Quantification of carbonyl compounds in oxidized low-linolenate, high-stearate and common soybean oilsLynne A. Miller and Pamela J. White
1334-1338Oxidative stabilities of low-linolenate, high-stearate and common soybean oilsPamela J. White and Lynne A. Miller
1340-1345Effect of water hardness ions on the solution properties of an anionic surfactantP. C. Hu and M. E. Tuvell
1346-1349Synthesis and surface activity of maleic anhydride-polyethylene glycol-phthalic anhydride polymeric surfactantsK. M. Chen and C. C. Tsai
1350-1352Identification and quantitation of DTPA and other aminocarboxylate chelating agents in bar soaps by HPLCM. M. Goldstein and W. P. Lok
1353-1356Polycarboxylates in soda ash detergentsAlice P. Hudson, Fred E. Woodward and George T. McGrew
1357-1364Detergency study of the synergism between oily and particulate soil on polyester/cotton fabricJoan J. Webb and S. Kay Obendorf

Volume 65, Number 9 / September 1988

1386Calendar
1388-1404World Congress
1405-1408Fats & Oils News
1408From Washington
1409-1416Processing
1417-1419Food Technology
1420-1426Instrumentation
1427-1435Methodology
1439-1445Inside AOCS
1448Publications
1450New Products
1455-1459Production of eicosapentaenoic acid by
1460-1466Microbial production, structure elucidation and bioconversion of sophorose lipidsHans-Joachim Asmer, Siegmund Lang, Fritz Wagner and Victor Wray
1467-1469Low pressure hydrogenation of castor oilR. K. Trivedi and A. K. Vasishtha
1470-1474Autoxidation rates of 5-olefinic monoenoic and denoic fatty acids from sea urchin lipids and meadoefoam oilsMasaki Kaneniwa, Kazuo Miyashila and Toru Takagi
1475-1478Subclassification of soybean Bowman-Birk isoinhibitorsAnna L. Tan-Wilson
1479-1482Antimicrobial properties of boric acid esters of alcoholsS. Watanabe, T. Fujita and M. Sakamoto
1483-1487Comparison of FTIR and capillary gas chromatographic methods for quantitation oftrans unsaturation in fatty acid methyl estersA. C. Lanser and E. A. Emken
1488-1492Analysis of dimerized fatty acids by TLC/FIDDavid W. Fritz, Francis Amore and Ken Rashmawi
1493-1501Computer modeling ofα- toβ′- form phase transitions using theoretical triglyceride structuresJames W. Hagemann and John A. Rothfus
1502-1507Sulphurization of jojoba oil for application as extreme pressure additiveV. K. Bhatia, A. Chaudhry, A. Masohan, R. P. S. Bisht and G. A. Sivasankaran
1508-1510The acid-catalyzed addition of alkoxyl groups to the olefinic double bonds of soybean oilR. V. Madrigal, M. O. Bagby and E. H. Pryde
1511-1515The effect of heat treatment on fatty acids of rapeseed oilsB. Leszkiewicz and M. Kasperek
1516-1518Quantitative proton NMR determination of linoleic acid mono-and diesters of polyethyleneglycols via reaction with trichloroacetyl isocyanateR. Stefanova, D. Rankoff, S. Panayotova and S. L. Spassov
1519-1525Microbial transesterification of sugar-corynomycolatesUwe Göbbert, Armin Schmeichel, Siegmund Lang and Fritz Wagner
1526-1530Determination of sulfur contents of vegetable and marine oils by ion chromatography and indirect ultraviolet photometry of their combustion productsR. C. Wijesundera, R. G. Ackman, V. Abraham and J. M. deMan
1531-1535Determination of nitrogen content of fats and oils by the method of combustion/ion chromatographyR. C. Wijesundera and R. G. Ackman
1536-1540Regeneration of spent earth by wet oxidationAbul Kalam and J. B. Joshi
1541-1542Isolation of methyl 5c, 13c-docosadienoate fromLimnanthes alba benth. (Meadowfoam) seed oil methyl esters by silver resin chromatographyR. O. Adlof
1544-1548Enzymatic preparation of monoglycerides in microemulsionK. Holmberg and E. Osterberg
1549-1550Surfactants & detergents news
1551News briefs
1553Surfactants & detergents calendar
1554Classified Advertising

Volume 65, Number 10 / October 1988

1599-1600Fast analysis of rapeseed glucosinolates by near infrared reflectance spectroscopyR. Biston, P. Dardenne, M. Cwikowski, M. Marlier and M. Severin, et al.
1601-1604Gossypol analysis in cottonseed oil by HPLCN. Chamkasem
1605-1609Factors affecting refining losses in rice (
1610-1616Mathematical simulation of an oilseed pressVivek S. Vadke, F. W. Sosulski and C. A. Shook
1617-1620Comparison of gas chromatographic methods for volatile lipid oxidation compounds in soybean oilJ. M. Snyder, E. N. Frankel, E. Selke and K. Warner
1621-1626Headspace gas analysis as a measure of rancidity in corn chipsKevin Robards, Amanda F. Kerr, Emilios Patsalides and John Korth
1627-1634Analysis of oilseeds for protein, oil, fiber and moisture by near-infrared reflectance spectroscopyJ. A. Pandord, P. C. Williams and J. M. deMan
1635-1641Cholesterol oxides in swedish foods and food ingredients: Butter and cheeseJaffar Nourooz-Zadeh and Lars-Åke Appelqvist
1642-1646Fractionation of anhydrous milk fat by short-path distillationJoseph Arul, Armand Boudreau, Joseph Makhlouf, Rene Tardi and Tony Bellavia
1647-1651Evaluating and predicting n-fatty acid propertiesCharles H. Fisher
1652-1656Effects of thermally oxidized triglycerides on the oxidative stability of soybean oilS. H. Yoon, M. Y. Jung and D. B. Min
1658-1663Effect of electrolytes on foaming of nonionic surfactant solutionsHans Schott
1664-1668Interaction of lodine with nonionic surfactant and polyethylene glycol in aqueous potassium lodide solutionJung-Hung Chang, Makoto Ohno, Kunio Esumi and Kenjiro Meguro
1669-1676Biodegradation of nonionic surfactants containing propylene oxideCarter G. Naylor, Frank J. Castaldi and Barbara J. Hayes
1677-1681Phase behavior of some sucrose surfactants with water and n-decaneThelma M. Herrington and Sarabjit S. Sahi
1682-1694Oleochemical surfactants and lubricants in the textile industryThomas J. Proffitt and H. Thomas Patterson
A1558Calendar
A1560-A1566Canola Making inroads in the U.S.
A1567-A1569Breeding canola for success
A1570-A1572ASA meeting report drought to affect yield outlook
A1572Trade complaint
A1572Japan update
A1572Research notes
A1574-A1576Israel sets up oil industry museum
A1576Thailand plant
A1576Fish oil plant
A1576Flavor market
A1576Bottle study
A1576-A1578News brieft
A1578-A1579Meetings
A1580-A1581From Washington
A1582-A1583Plant safety
A1584-A1586Opportunities for microbial lipids
A1588Developments in methodology
A1589Section news
A1589Section officers
A1589-A1591Obituaries
A1591Publications
A1593New products
A1695Alkylate demand
A1695New facilities
A1695Corrosion talks
A1695FSCT officers
A1696New briefs
A1696Surfactants & Detergents CalendarArno Cahn
A1697Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 65, Number 11 / November 1988

1702Calendar
1704-1713Features
1714-1717Fats & oils news
1717-1718From Washington
1719-1720PublicationsE. G. Perkins
1722-1726Health and nutrition
1727-1730Biotechnology
1731-1754Processing
1756-1758Inside AOCS
1759Methodology
1760New products
1763-1766Technical news feature
1767-1770Ashing techniques in the determination of iron and copper in palm oilM. I. Saleh, R. S. Murray and C. N. Chin
1771-1773Influence of phospholipids on the crystallization of waxes in sunflowerseed oilG. Rivarola, M. C. Añón and A. Calvelo
1774-1777Synthesis of azelaic acid and suberic acid fromVernonia galamensis oilFolahan O. Ayorinde, Gamal Osman, Robert L. Shepard and Fiona T. Powers
1778-1780Color stability of glandless cottonseed oilN. Chamkasem and L. A. Johnson
1781-1786Diesel fuel from thermal decomposition of soybean oilA. W. Schwab, G. J. Dykstra, E. Selke, S. C. Sorenson and E. H. Pryde
1787-1790Ultrasonic velocity measurements in some liquid triglycerides and vegetable oilsD. J. McClements and M. J. W. Povey
1791-1795Investigation of phase transitions in glyceride/paraffin oil mixtures using ultrasonic velocity measurementsD. J. McClements and M. J. W. Povey
1796-1803Effects of deteriorated frying oil and dietary protein levels on liver microsomal enzymes in ratsChing-Jang Huang, Nam-Sang Cheung and Ven-Rond Lu
1804-1807The determination of fatty amides by high performance liquid chromatographyJ. L. Jasperse
1808-1811Lipid classes of fresh cassava roots (Manihot esculenta Crantz): Identification and quantificationFernando Lalaguna and Milagro Agudo
1812-1815Polyethylene glycol modification ofCandida rugosa lipaseMary Welch Baillargeon and Philip E. Sonnet
1816-1823Reclamation of nickel from spent nickel catalystArun Shukla, P. N. Maheshwari and A. K. Vasishtha
1824-1827n-Heptanoic acid by the caustic oxidation of 2-octanolN. E. Lawson and T. E. Farina
1828Systematic evaluation of heated fats based on quantitative analytical methodsM. Naudet
1830-1833Preparation and surface active properties of alcohol ethoxylates with an amide oxime terminal groupAraki Masuyama, Tomomichi Okano and Mitsuo Okahara
1834-1837The influence of calcium ions and 2-(alkoxy)1-((alkoyloxy)methyl)-ethyl-7-(4-heptyl-5,6)-dicarboxy-2-cyclohexene-1-yl) heptanoate on a simplified model of the stratum corneum lipidsStig E. Friberg, Lisa Goldsmith and Guo Rong
1838-1846Preparation of detergents from formaldehydeDonald R. Larkin and Charles C. Hobbs
1847-1848Surfactants & detergents news
1848Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 65, Number 12 / December 1988

1854Calendar
1856-1857World congress report
1858-1864Fats & oils news
1866From Washington
1871-1873Food technology
1874-1880Lipid biochemistry
1882-1884Biotechnology
1886-1898Inside AOCS
1900-1902Methodology
1905-1908PublicationsK. M. Schaich, Okkyung Kim Chung, George R. Anderson and Joseph G. Endres
1911-1914Production of 9-hydroperoxy-γ-linolenic acid by soybean lipoxygenase in a two-phase systemOsamu Hiruta, Toro Nakahara, Toshihiro Yokochi, Yashushi Kamisaka and Osamu Suzuki
1915-1916New surfactant isolated fromPseudomonas 42A2E. Mercade, M. Robert, M. J. Espuny, M. P. Bosch and M. A. Manresa, et al.
1917-1921Regeneration of spent earth in aqueous mediumAbul Kalam and J. B. Joshi
1922-1926A method for the quantitative determination of individual oils in a blendA. M. Abu-Hadeed and Ahmed R. Kotb
1927-1931Protein and oil content of soybeans from different geographic locationsW. M. Breene, S. Lin, L. Hardman and J. Orf
1932-1935Cis-trans isomerization in the synthesis of fatty acid nitrilesW. Jerzykiewicz
1936-1939Determination of free tocopherols in deodorizer distillate by capillary gas chromatographyCharles Marks
1940-1941Tetramethylguanidine catalyzed transesterification of fats and oils: A new method for rapid determination of their compositionUlf Schuchardt and Osvaldo C. Lopes
1942-1947Polymorphic behavior of erucic acidM. Suzuki, K. Sato, N. Yoshimoto, S. Tanaka and M. Kobayashi
1948-1950A highly sensitive method for the micro-determination of lipid hydroperoxides by potentiometrySetsuko Hara and Yoichiro Totani
1951-1952Modified butyrometric method for rapid determination of fat in seedsRashda Ali and M. Nasir Khan
1953-1958Control of crude oil dilution in palm oil millsNicholas B. H. Lim and K. H. Tiong
1959-1960Chemical composition ofacacia seedsR. Banerji, A. R. Chowdhury, G. Misra and S. K. Nigam
1961-1962Variations of trace metal content of edible oils and fats during refining processesFarrokh Mohammadzadeh Farhan, Hamidreza Rahmati and Gholamreza Ghazi-Moghaddam
1964-1970Specific viscosity of Newtonian aqueous solutions containing an anionic surfactant and an alkaline pyrophosphateA. F. Guerrero Conejo, C. Gallegos Montes, V. Flores Luque and C. Gomez Herrera
1971-1976The application of linear programming and regression analysis to light duty liquid detergent formulationK. Y. Chan and P. E. Kavanagh
1977-1981Adsorption mechanism of a cationic surfactant on textiles in excess anionic surfactant solutionShigeru Yanaba, Hirofumi Kanao and Osamu Okumura
1982Surfactants & detergents news
1983Surfactants & detergents calendar

Volume 66, Number 1 / January 1989

4Calendar
6-7Terg-O-Tometer testing
8-10The Launder-O-Meter
10-13Radiotracer detergency method
13-22Soiled cloths are used in testing
24-28Bundle test evaluates detergency
28-33Predicting a bundle test winner
34-36Detergent performance in the home
37-38On-site institutional laundry
39-41Large industrial laundry testing
42-64Cincinnati is site of 1989 meeting
68From washington
69-70Fats & oils news
70-72Surfactants & detergents news
72Publications
73-76Inside aocs
77-78AOAC referee report on fats, oils
79-86Basic features offered by HPPLC
87New products
88Letter to the editor
89-90Calendar
93-97Phytate-calcium interactions with soy proteinFrida Grynspan and Munir Cheryan
98-101Oxidative stability of seed oils extracted with supercritical carbon dioxide 1G. R. List and J. P. Friedrich
102-104Mutagenic potential of ammonia-related aflatoxin reaction products in a model systemS. R. Hawortha, T. E. Lawlor, E. Zeiger, L. S. Lee and D. L. Park
105-108Studies on changes in fatty acid composition and content of endogenous antioxidants during γ irradiation of rice seedsNarasimhan Ramarathnam, Toshihiko Osawa, Mitsuo Namiki and Shunro Kawakishi
109-113Quality of soybeans and their crude oils in Saudi ArabiaHassan A. Al- Kahtani
114-117Characterization of volatile components of menhaden fish (brevoortia tyrannus) oilThomas C. Y. Hsleh, Stephen S. Williams, Warinda Vejaphan and Samuel P. Meyers
118-120Effects of processing steps on the contents of minor compounds and oxidation of soybean oilM. Y. Jung, S. H. Yoon and D. B. Min
121-127Automated quantitative analysis of isolated (nonconjugated) trans isomers using fourier transform infrared spectroscopy incorporating improvements in the procedureRonald T. Sleeter and Mark G. Matlock
128-132Physical and textural evaluation of some shortenings and margarinesL. deMan, J. M. deMan and B. Blackman
133-134Microbiological synthesis of wax esters by euglena gracilisS. Koritala
135-136Separation of tri, 1,3, Di- and 1-mono-oleoylglycerols and oleic acid by flash chromatographyRobert G. Jensen and Richard A. Ferraina
137Effect of hydrogen peroxide concentration on oilseed protein solubilityT. J. Jacks and T. P. Hensarling
139-140Studies on taramira (
141-145Chemical characterization and physicochemical behavior of biosurfactantsJ. L Parra, J. Guinea, M. A. Manresa, M. Robert and M. E. Mercadé, et al.
146-152Solution properties of homogeneous polyglycerol dodecyl ether nonionic surfactantsHiromichi Sagitani, Yoshie Hayashi and Michio Ochiai
153-157Preparation and surfactant properties of diglycerol esters of fatty acidsT. Naveen Kumar, Y. S. R. Sastry and G. Lakshminarayana

Volume 66, Number 2 / February 1989

164-208Calendar
166-180Feature
178-187Fats & oils news
188Surfactants & detergents news
189Meetings
190Viewpoint
191From Washington
192-195Food technology
195-197Health & nutrition
198-201Inside AOCS
204-205Methodology
205-206PublicationsPatricia V. Johnston and Jerry W. King
207New products
209-217Deacidification of olive oils by supercritical carbon dioxideL. Brunetti, A. Daghetta, E. Fedell, I. Kikic and L. Zanderighi
218-222Quality of nigerian palm oil after bleaching with local treated claysNnadozie N. Nkpa, T. A. Arowolo and H. J. Akpan
223-226Liquid fuels fromMesua ferrea L. seed oilDolon Konwer, Scott E. Taylor, B. E. Gordon, John W. Otvos and Melvin Calvin
227-231A cooker-extruder for deallergenation of castor bean mealJerry Horton and Maurice A. Williams
232-236Catalytic behavior of palladium in the hydrogenation of edible oils II. Geometrical and positional isomerization characteristicsN. Hsu, L. L. Diosady and L. J. Rubin
237-241Production of dihomo-γ-linolenic acid byMortierella alpina 1S-4Sakayu Shimizu, Kengo Akimoto, Hiroshi Kawashima, Yoshifumi Shinmen and Hideaki Yamada
242-246The structures of cyclopentenyl fatty acids in the seed oils of flacourtiaceae species by GC-MS of their 4,4-dimethyloxazoline derivativesJ. Y. Zhang, H. Y. Wang, Q. T. Yu, X. J. Yu and B. N. Liu, et al.
247-252Applicability of the Freundlich and Langmuir adsorption isotherms in the bleaching of rubber and melon seed oilsE. C. Achife and J. A. Ibemesi
253-255Physicochemical properties of fractionated beef tallowsMaria A. Grompone
256-259Location of triple bonds in the fatty acids from the kernel oil ofPyrularia edulis by GC-MS of their 4,4-dimethyloxazoline derivativesJ. Y. Zhang, X. J. Yu, H. Y. Wang, B. N. Liu and Q. T. Yu, et al.
261-266Rheological characteristics of a detergent slurry containing pentasodium triphosphateA. F. Guerrero, J. M. Rodríguez Patino, L. Albea, V. Flores and C. Gallegos

Volume 66, Number 3 / March 1989

272Calendar
274-276Meetings
285-287Fats & oils news
288-290Surfactants & detergents news
292From Washington
293-301Instrumentation
302-308Laboratory deodorization of vegetable oil
310Inside AOCS
312Kritchevsky to give keynote talk
313-315Color-in-oil study results are inDave Berner
316-317Book reviewsKarl Zilch, Lloyd Witting, Arno Cahn and Markus Hecker
318New products
325-333Characterization of corn oil, soybean oil and sunflowerseed oil nonpolar materialVernon W. Trost
334-341Bleaching with alternative layered minerals: A comparison with acid-activated montmorillonite for bleaching soybean oilDennis R. Taylor, Dennis B. Jenkins and Charles B. Ungermann
342-347Microbial conversion of an oil containing α-linolenic acid to an oil containing eicosapentaenoic acidSakayu Shimizu, Hiroshi Kawashima, Kengo Akimoto, Yoshifumi Shinmen and Hideaki Yamada
348-352Effect of degumming reagents on the composition and emulsifying properties of canola, soybean and sunflower acetone insolublesAileen Smiles, Yukio Kakuda and Bruce E. MacDonald
353-355Factors influencing phospholipid adsorption on silica from soybean oil miscellaHelen G. Brown and H. E. Snyder
356-359Characteristics of the storage proteins of cottonLeon Dure
360-361Cyclopropene fatty acids of six seed oils from malvaceaeK. Sundar Rao, Gwyn P. Jones, Donald E. Rivett and Daryl J. Tucker
362-364Gas-liquid and solid-liquid mass transfer in three-phase sparged reactors with and without ultrasoundS. V. Jadhav and V. G. Pangarkar
365Processing and analysis of onionseed (
367-374Effect of alkyl carbon chain length and ethylene oxide content on the performance of linear alcohol ethoxylatesMichael F. Cox
374Automated quantitative analysis of isolated (nonconjugated) trans isomers using fourier transform infrared spectroscopy incorporating improvements in the procedureRonald T. Sleeter and Mark G. Matlock

Volume 66, Number 4 / April 1989

380Calendar
383Feature
394-420Annual meeting to feature 300 talks
422-496Annual meeting technical paper abstracts
500-506Fats & oils news
506-510Surfactants & detergents news
510-515From Washington
516-517Processing
518Methodology
520Plant lipids
521-523Inside AOCS
524-527Book reviewsStuart Patton, Eric Jungermann, J. G. Endres and Lloyd Witting
528-529New products
537-542Emulsifier/oil system for reduced calorie cakesV. F. Rasper and B. S. Kamel
543-548A rapid screening technique for determining the lipid composition of soybean seedsMark L. Dahmer, Pierce D. Fleming, Glenn B. Collins and David F. Hildebrand
549-552A rapid method for the determination of trace Cu and Fe in edible salad oil by graphite furnace atomic absorption spectroscopyHoung-Jen Sun
553-557The extraction of natural cashew nut-shell liquid from the cashew nut (Anacardium occidentale)J. H. P. Tyman, R. A. Johnson, M. Muir and R. Rokhgar
558-564Flavor and oxidative stability of soybean, sunflower and low erucic acid rapeseed oilsK. Warner, E. N. Frankel and T. L. Mounts
565-571The mechanism of color reversion in soybean salad oilMing-Tain Lai, Woan-Meei Lin, Yan-Hwa Chu, Shih-Ling Y. Chen and Kwan-Shean Kong, et al.
572-575HPLC determination of long chain saturated fatty acids in tall oil rosinMichael G. Fatica
576-580The relationship of peanut maturity to 2-methylpropanal in headspace volatilesTimothy H. Sanders and R. Larry Greene
581-585Relationships between cotton leaf-derived volatiles and growth ofAspergillus flavusH. J. Zeringue and S. P. McCormick
586-592Cholesterol oxides in Swedish food and food ingredients: Lard and baconJaffar Nourooz-Zadeh and Lars-Åke Appelqvist
593-594Regeneration of silicic acid following adsorption of soybean oil pigmentsAndrew Proctor and Harry E. Snyder
595-596Correlation of heats of combustion with empirical formulas for fatty alcoholsB. Freedman, M. O. Bagby and H. Khoury
597-598Reduction of glyceride oils to fatty alcohols with sodium borohydride-
599-603Vesicles from sucrose fatty acid estersYutaka Ishigami and Hajime Machida
606-608Classified advertising

Volume 66, Number 5 / May 1989

612Calendar
615-618Rice bran linked to lower cholesterol
620-623Rice bran offers India an oil source
624-625Policy will affect canola’s success
626-628Food industry faces ‘chemophobia’
630Surfactants & detergents news
635-637From washington
637-638Carr is elected AOCS president
639-640Roy Carr: 1989-90 AOCS President
641-643Applying NIR to process control
644-648Using computers for oil blending
648-653Market applications for microalgae
654-658Highlights: Fats for the future II
659New Products
660Calendar
661-663Effect of stabilization on the quality characteristics of rice-bran oilNasirullah, M. N. Krishnamurthy and K. V. Nagaraja
664-674Polymorphism of POP and SOS. I. occurrence and polymorphic transformationK. Sato, T. Arishima, Z. H. Wang, K. Ojima and N. Sagi, et al.
675-679Polymorphism of POP and SOS. II. kinetics of melt crystallizationT. Koyano, I. Hachiya, T. Arishimo, K. Sato and N. Sagi
680-684Hydrogenation of canola oil using chromium catalystsP. A. Bernstein, W. F. Graydon and L. L. Diosady
685-689Quantitative analysis of ethoxylated alcohols by supercritical fluid chromatographyPaul R. Geissler
690-692Synthesis of dodecanedioic acid from
693-697Polymorphism of palm oil and palm oil productsPeck Hong Yap, J. M. de Man and L. de Man
698-700Kinetics of oxirane cleavage in epoxidized soybean oilF. A. Zaher, M. H. El-Mallah and M. M. El-Hefnawy
701-703Inter-relationships among the properties of fatty oilsN. V. K. Dutt and D. H. L. Prasad
704-709Heat treatment of vegetable oils III. GC-MS characterization of cyclic fatty acid monomers in heated sunflower and linseed oils after total hydrogenationJ. L. Sebedio, J. L. LeQuere, O. Morin, J. M. Vatele and A Grandgirard
710-713Synthesis of O-Acyl-L-Homoserine by lipaseAkihiko Nagao and Makoto Kito
714-717Enzymatic method of increasing phosphatidylcholine content of lecithinLekh Raj Juneja, Tsuneo Yamane and Shoichi Shimizu
718-727The interaction of dimethyl ditallow ammonium chloride and sodium linear alkylbenzene sulfonateDewey L. Smith, Michael F. Cox, G. L. Russell, Gary W. Earl and Phillip M. Lacke, et al.

Volume 66, Number 6 / June 1989

732Calender
734-742Peroxygens enter U.S. detergents
744-746Fats & oils news
748-751Surfactants & detergents news
752-754Dietary lipids raise complex questions
754-756From Washington
756-759Let’s provide safe confined-space entry
759New products
760Update: Training session, new committeeDave Berner
761-764Short courses slated on analysis of fats
764-766William, Mustafa win Smalley awards
767-768PublicationsThomas H. Smouse
770-776Technical news feature
777-782Soymilk and tofu properties as influenced by soybean storage conditionsR. Thomas, J. M. deMan and L. deMan
783-787Aqueous isopropyl alcohol for extraction of free fatty acids from oilsKamlesh J. Shah and T. K. Venkatesan
788-791Determination of the total glucosinolate content in canola by reaction with thymol and sulfuric acidD. R. DeClercq and J. K. Daun
792-799Antioxidant activity of some spice essential oils on linoleic acid oxidation in aqueous mediaR. S. Farag, A. Z. M. A. Badei, F. M. Hewedi and G. S. A. El-Baroty
800-804Influence of thyme and clove essential oils on cottonseed oil oxidationR. S. Farag, A. Z. M. A. Badei and G. S. A. El Baroty
805-808Effect of triglycerides containing 9,10-dihydroxystearic acid on polymorphism of sal (
809-812A simple method for determining the spontaneous oil absorption capacity of proteins and the kinetics of oil uptakeR. J. de Kanterewicz, A. M. R. Pilosof and G. B. Bartholomai
813-817A new thiobarbituric acid (TBA) method for determining free malondialdehyde (MDA) and hydroperoxides selectively as a measure of lipid peroxidationA. Schmedes and G. Hølmer
818-821Supercritical fluid processing of fish oils: Extraction of polychlorinated biphenylsV. J. Krukonis
822-824Preparation of 1,3-diacylglycerols and 1-alkyl-3-acylglycerols in the presence of quaternary ammonium saltI. Ikeda, X. P. Gu, I. Miyamoto and M. Okahara
825-827Synthesis and antimicrobial activity of fatty 2-morpholinones prepared from epoxy fatty acid methyl estersR. Agarwal, M. H. Ansari, M. W. Y. Khan, M. Ahmad and K. D. Sharma
828Preliminary observation of the chemical composition of callus derived from immature seeds of
829-833Syntheses of sodium 2-(N-alkyl-N-methylamino)ethanephosphates and their physicochemical propertiesKazuyuki Tsubone, Noriko Uchida, Hideaki Niwase and Keiichi Honda
834-837Preparation and surface active properties of terminal amide type of alcohol ethoxylatesAraki Masuyama, Akihiro Shindoh, Dalsuke Ono and Mitsuo Okahara
837Evaluation of turkish sulphur olive oil as an alternative diesel fuelAksoy

Volume 66, Number 7 / July 1989

843-844News
844Calendar
848-881Annual meeting report Over 2,000 attend annual meeting
882Call for papers Aocs 81st annual meeting
88481st American oil chemists’ society annual meeting
885-886Fats & oils news
888-894Surfactants & detergents news
894-895From washington
896-904Processing
905-909AOCS opens membership, raises dues
911Methodology
914New products
915Letter to the editorJeffery B. Fine
917-923The mechanism of β- Carotene adsorption on activated montmorilloniteNihal Sarier and Cetin Guler
924-931Effects of vegetable proteins on iron and zinc absorption and availability in humansC. W. Miles
932-934Antimicrobial properties of some erucic acid-glycolic acid derivativesA. V. Bailey, A. J. De Lucca and J. P. Moreau
935-937An improved method for the analysis of ruminant fatsCecil B. Johnson
938-941Heptaldehyde and undecylenic acid from castor oilG. Das, R. K. Trivedi and A. K. Vasishtha
942-947Rapid analysis of vegetable oil flavor quality by dynamic headspace capillary gas chromatographyS. K. Raghavan, S. K. Reeder and A. Khayat
948-952Study of the radical mechanism of iodine-catalyzed isomerization of conjugated diene systemsRut Ideses and Arnon Shani
953-960Evaluation of compounds contributing characterizing fishy flavors in fish oilsC. Karahadian and R. C. Lindsay
961-965Nondestructive study of liquids in single fir seeds using nuclear magnetic resonance and magic angle sample spinningV. Rutar, M. Kovac and G. Lahajnar
966-969Triacylglycerols of evening primrose oenothera biennis seed oilW. M. N. Ratnayake, D. G. Matthews and R. G. Ackman
970-971Preparation of pyrazolines from methyl 4-Oxooctadec-2(e)-Enoate and their antimicrobial activityR. Agarwal, A. Rauf and M. Ahmad
972-973Hydrogen sulfide and acetaldehyde discharge from a rapeseed extraction plantL. A. Lindh and J. A. H. Dahlen
974-978Investigation of network formation in drying oils by dilute solution viscometryJ. A. Ibemesi
979-982Fixed- Bed continuous hydrogenation of soybean oil with palladium- Polymer supported catalystsJ. A. Heldal, K. J. Moulton and E. N. Fronkel
983-985Synthesis of toughened elastomer from vernonia galamensis seed oilOladapo A. Afolabi, Mobolaji E. Aluko, Gino C. Wang, Winston A. Anderson and Folahan O. Ayorinde
987-993Critical surfactant concentration in the interaction between nonionic surfactants and polymeric acids. effects of temperature, pH and saltsSaito Shuji
994-997Determining the critical micelle concentration of surfactants using a binary mixing systemSteven C. Goheen and Robert S. Matsor
998-1001Some synergistic properties of N- Alkyl- 2- pyrrolidones, a New class of surfactants 1Zhen Huo Zhu, David Yang and Milton J. Rosen
1002-1009The total degumming processAlbert J. Dijkstra and Martin Van Opstal
1010-1013Protease stabilization by carboxylic acid salts: Relative efficiencies and mechanismsMichael C. Crossin
1015-1017Studies on mixed surfactant systems: Effect of some anionic surfactants on the cloud point of poly(nona-)oxyethylated nonylphenolK. D. Sharma, Sudha Gupta, S. K. Suri and H. S. Randhawa

Volume 66, Number 8 / August 1989

1024-1080Calendar
1026-1042World fats and oils report
1042-1045Fats & oils news
1046-1052Outlook: Competing forces in the industry
1052-1057Program announced for industry conference
1058From Washington
1058-1061Applications for genetically modified oils
1067-1068Meetings
1069-1070JAOCs
1070-1073AOCS certifies 69 chemists
1073-1074Certified labs
1074-1076Total oil analysis of oilseeds
1077-1078Publications
1078-1080New products
1081-1084Stability of low linolenic acid canola oil to frying temperaturesN. A. M. Eskin, M. Vaisey-Genser, S. Durance-Todd and R. Przybylski
1085-1089The rele of chain length and an emulsifier on the polymorphism of mixtures of triglyceridesN. Garti, J. S. Aronhime and S. Sarig
1090-1092Interfacial tensions of vegetable oil/water systems: Effect of oil purificationAnilkumar G. Gaonkar
1093-1096Phospholipid degradation in membranes of isolated soybean lipid bodiesT. D. Simpson and L. K. Nakamura
1097-1102Quantification of carbonyls produced by the decomposition of hydroperoxidesBouali Saidia and Earl G. Hammond
1103-1106Nucleation behaviour of tripalmitin from a triolein solutionW. L. Ng
1107-1112Phase transfer catalysts as co-catalysts in the ethoxylation of nonyl phenolBengt Wesslén, Eva Andreasson and Krister Holmberg
1113-1115Changes in the tocopherol content of almond, pecan and macadamia kernels during storageP. C. Fourie and D. S. Basson
1116-1119Effects of refining on chemical and physical properties of palm oil productsW. L. Siew and Yassin Mohammad
1120-1123Application of a specificity ofMucor miehei lipase to concentrate docosahexaenoic acid (DHA)Per Langholz, Peter Andersen, Torben Forskov and Walther Schmidtsdorff
1124-1128Determination of chlorophyll pigments in crude and degummed canola oils by HPLC and spectrophotometryJ. K. Daun and C. T. Thorsteinson
1129-1138Resistance of lipid films to oxygen transmissionJ. J. Kester and O. Fennema
1139-1146Resistance of lipid films to water vapor transmissionJ. J. Kester and O. Fennema
1147-1153The influence of polymorphic form on oxygen and water vapor transmission through lipid filmsJ. J. Kester and O. Fennema
1154-1157Tempering influence on oxygen and water vapor transmission through a stearyl alcohol filmJ. J. Kester and O. Fennema
1158-1161Evaluation and prediction of n-fatty acid critical propertiesCharles H. Fisher
1162-1164EPA and DHA contents of encapsulated fish oil productsR. G. Ackman, W. M. N. Ratnayake and E. J. Macpherson
1165-1170Synthesis and properties of destructible anionic and cationic surfactants with a 1,3-dioxolane ringShingo Yamamura, Masaki Nakamura and Tokuji Takeda
1171-1175Characterization of nonionic surfactants using supercritical fluid chromatography and carbon-13 nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyHenry T. Kalinoski and Arnold Jensen
1176-1182Soil wetting agents from fatty nonionic tertiary amides: “Aromatic adducts without aminoester”T. J. Micich
1183Errata: Effect of triglycerides containing 9,10-dihydroxystearic acid on polymorphism of sal (

Volume 66, Number 9 / September 1989

1188Calendar
1212-1225Meetings
1226-1243World Conference Technical Paper Abstracts
1244-1250Fats & Oils News
1251-1256Health & Nutrition
1256-1258Surfactants & detergents news
1260-1267Instrumentation
1268From Washington
1268-1271Safety
1272Methodology
1274-1277Book reviewsJ. M. Bogdanor and David S. Seigler
1278-1280Inside Aocs
1282New products
1284Errata
1289-1294Hydrogen Supply Options and IssuesKathleen A. Kuberka, Mark K. Weise and Celeste A. Messina
1295-1301Synthesis and Properties of Alkyl Glycoside and Stachyose Fatty Acid PolyestersCasimir C. Akoh and Barry G. Swanson
1302-1308Action of Tocopherol-Type Compounds in Directing Reactions Forming Flavor Compounds in Autoxidizing Fish OilsC. Karahadian and R. C. Lindsay
1309-1311Fatty Acid Profile Analysis of Membrane Phospholipids of Isolated Soybean Lipid BodiesT. D. Simpson
1312-1315Fluorination of Hydroxyesters with N,N-Diethyl-1,1,2,3,3,3-Hexafluoro PropaneamineS. Watanabe, T. Fujita, M. Sakamoto, T. Arai and T. Kttazume
1316-1320Factors Affecting the Rapid Equilibrium Method for Analysis of Total Oil in Soybean CultivarsP. K. Clark and H. E. Snyder
1321-1322Sterols and Fatty Acids of Two CaesalpiniaceaeJ. Miralles, N. Diallo, E. Gaydou and J. M. Kornprobst
1323-1325Japanese Sardine Oil as a Source of 16:3(n-4) and 16:4(n-l) Fatty AcidsYasuhiro Ando, Toru Ota and Toru Takagi
1326-1329Fatty Acid Composition of Indica-and Japonica-Types of Rice Bran and Milled RiceHirokadzu Taira
1330-1333Lipase Catalyzed Transesterification of Unsaturated Lipids in a MicroemulsionE. Osterberg, A. -C. Blomstrom and K. Holmberg
1334-1337Synthesis of substituted fatty oxathiolanes and thioethers from an allylic oxo fatty acid esterS. Afaque, M. H. Ansari, M. S. Ahmad and M. S. Siddiqui
1338-1343High performance size exclusion chromatography of monomer, dimer and trimer mixturesC. N. Christopoulou and E. G. Perkins
1344-1352Dimer acids: Synthesis and mass spectrometry of the tetrahydroxy, dihydroxy, and diketo dinners of methyl stearateC. N. Christopoulou and E. G. Perkins
1353-1359Chromatographic studies on fatty acid dinners: Gas-liquid chromatography, high performance liquid chromatography and thin-layer chromatographyC. N. Christopoulou and E. G. Perkins
1360-1370Isolation and characterization of dinners formed in used soybean oilC. N. Christopoulou and E. G. Perkins
1371-1373Phospholipids of environmentally stressed soybean seedsD. L. Dornbos, R. E. Mullen and E. G. Hammond
1374-1380Reverse osmosis membrane characteristics for partitioning triglyceride-solvent mixturesM. S. Kuk, R. J. Hron and G. Abraham
1381-1385Liquid detergents from cationic, anionic and nonionic surfactants. adsorption, detergency and antistatic propertiesK. Martin, E. Hellsten, Anders W. Klingberg and B. T. Gunvor Karlsson
1386-1389An in vitro method for evaluation of the irritancy of antonio surfactantsA. S. Anavkar and C. V. Natraj
1390Next month in JAOCS

Volume 66, Number 10 / October 1989

a1396-a1444Calendar
a1398-a1402Aflatoxin
a1402-a1408Contamination issues, technology
a1408-a1409European perspective on aflatoxin
a1410-a1413Effects of new rules on EEC trade
a1414-a1419Fats & Oils News
a1420-a1424China seeks new S&D technology
a1426-a1430Inside AOCS
a1430-a1431Use of aflatoxin kits proposed
a1431Publications
a1434New products
a1435-a1442The rational use of natural products
1445-1449Fatty acid allene oxidesMats Hamberg
1450-1453Antioxidant effect and antimicrobial activity of phenolic sulfidesKouichi Asakura, Shuichi Matsumura, Sadao Yoshikawa, Kazuo Kawada and Tsuyoshi Uchibori
1454-1458Kinetics of demulsification of food protein-stabilized oil-in-water emulsionsB. E. Elizalde, A. M. R. Pilosof, L. Dimier and G. B. Bartholomai
1459-1464Fruit oils of four plant species of Turkish originA. T. Erciyes, F. Karaosmanoglu and H. Civelekoglu
1465-1468Simple method for estimation of volatile carbonyl compounds in edible oils and fried potato chipsRoman Przybylski and F. W. Hougen
1469-1471Biorefining of high acid rice bran oilS. Bhattacharyya and D. K. Bhattacharyya
1472-1474Effect of 1-naphthaleneacetic acid on the seed, protein, oil, and fatty acids of egyptian cottonZakaria M. Sawan, Ramadan A. Sakr and Fouad A. Ahmed
1475-1479Evaluation of fourBrassica germplasm collections for fatty acid compositionD. L. Auld, K. A. Mahler and D. J. LeTourneau
1480-1483Determination of fat in infant formula by robotic automated methodTheresa W. Lee, Emil Bobik and William Malone
1484-1487High performance liquid chromatography of phospholipids with flame ionization detectionMerlin D. Grieser and Jerome N. Geske
1488-1493Isolation and thermal characterization of high-melting seed crystals formed during cocoa butter solidificationThomas R. Davis and Paul S. Dimick
1494-1498Lipid composition of high-melting seed crystals formed during cocoa butter solidificationThomas R. Davis and Paul S. Dimick
1499-1503Cholesterol oxides III. Autoxidation of cholesterol in sodium stearate and sodium linoleate dispersionsI. M. Zulak and G. Maerker
1504-1506Commercialization of oil-seed biotechnology economic implications for secondary agricultural areasWojciech J. Florkowski and Joseph C. Purcell
1507-1508Hydrogenation of unsaturated fatty acid methyl esters with diimide from hydroxylamine-ethyl acetateA. Gangadhar, T. Chandrasekhara Rao, R. Subbarao and G. Lakshminarayana
1509Systematic evaluation of heated fats based on quantitative analytical methodsM. C. Dobarganes and M. C. Pérez-Camino
1511-1514Synthesis of 12-phosphonooleic acid and surfactant properties of its sodium saltB. Neeta Kumari, T. Chandrasekhara Rao and G. Lakshminarayana
1515-1523Synergistic stabilization of perfluorocarbon-pluronic F-68 emulsion by perfluoroalkylated polyhydroxylated surfactantsLeila Zarif, Alexandre Manfredi, Christian Varescon, Maurice Le Blanc and Jean G. Riess

Volume 66, Number 11 / November 1989

1528-1529Calendar
1531-1543Aquaculture: New markets for meals, fats and oils
1544-1546Aquaculture helps meet rising demand
1547-1552Hydrogenation
1554-1558Fats & oils news
1559-1561From Washington
1562-1564Viewpoint
1565-1566Surfactants & detergents news
1567-1570Inside AOCS
1570-1571Meetings
1571Publications
1572-1576Biotechnology
1577New products
1578Errata
1581-1587Preparation of trehalose and sorbitol fatty acid polyesters by interesterificationCasimir C. Akoh and Barry G. Swanson
1588-1592A simple method for estimating carbonyl content in peroxide-containing oilsToshiyuki Chiba, Makiko Takazawa and Kenshiro Fujimoto
1593-1595Cyclic fatty acid monomer: Isolation and purification with solid phase extractionJose A. Rojo and Edward G. Perkins
1596-1600Supercritical fluid fractionation of fish oil esters using incremental pressure programming and a temperature gradientWilliam B. Nilsson, Erich J. Gauglitz and Joanne K. Hudson
1601-1605Heats of combustion of fatty esters and triglyceridesB. Freedman and M. O. Bagby
1606-1613Polymorphic transitions of mixed triglycerides, SOS, in the presence of sorbitan monostearateOlga Jacome Guth, Judith Aronhime and Nissim Garti
1614-1617Polymorphism of POP and SOS III. Solvent crystallization of β2 and β1 polymorphsT. Arishima and K. Sato
1618-1621Soy oil lutein adsorption by rice hull ashAndrew Proctor and Sevugan Palaniappan
1622-1624Fatty acid composition of oil from soybean seeds grown at extreme temperaturesB. D. Rennie and J. W. Tanner
1625-1630Sal olein and mahua olein for direct edible useS. Adhikari and J. Adhikari (Das Gupta)
1631Ricinoleic acid inArtocarpus integrifolia seed oilC. D. Daulatabad and A. M. Mirajkar
1632-1634Derivatization of 5α-cholestane-3β,5,6β-triol into trimethylsilyl ether sterol for GC analysisPeter S. W. Park and Paul B. Addis
1635-1636A justification for using a whole-grain oven method to determine soybean moisture contentR. A. Hartwig and Charles R. Hurburgh
1637-1646Effect of alkyl carbon chain length and ethylene oxide content on the performance of linear alcohol ether sulfatesMichael F. Cox
1647-1650Solvent-free high active matter alcohol ethoxysulfate/alcohol ethoxylate blends: Preparation and effect of surfactant structure on rheological propertiesL. Kravetz and H. L. Benson
1651-1655Composition of a liquid crystalline phase formed between aqueous surfactant solutions and oily substancesM. Yatagal, M. Komakl, T. Nakajima and T. Hashimoto
1656-1660Model microemulsions containing vegetable oils part 1: Nonionic surfactant systemsJari Alander and Torbjorn Warnheim
1661-1665Model microemulsions containing vegetable oils 2. Ionic surfactant systemsJari Alander and Torbjörn Wärnheim
1666-1672The calcium binding capacity of polycarboxylatesFellx H. Richter, Ekhard W. Winkler and Richard H. Baur

Volume 66, Number 12 / December 1989

1680-1756Calendar
1683From the editor
1686-1712800 participate in processing world conference
1714-171699 attend fall meeting in Canada
1717-1726Fish oils: past and present food uses
1727-1729Health & nutrition
1730-1736Fats & oils news
1737-1741From Washington
1742-1748Shell chemical: key role for R&D
1749AOCS' 4th edition of methodsDavid Berner
1750-1753Nutrition focus for Asian meetings
1754-1755New products
1757-1762Seeding effects on solidification behavior of cocoa butter and dark chocolate. I. Kinetics of solidificationIwao Hachiya, Tetsuo Koyano and Kiyotaka Sato
1763-1770Seeding effects on solidification behavior of cocoa butter and dark chocolate. II. Physical properties of dark chocolateIwao Hachiya, Tetsuo Koyano and Kiyotaka Sato
1771-1776Lipid and hardness characteristics of cocoa butters from different geographic regionsSiree Chaiseri and Paul S. Dimick
1777-1780Polymorphic behavior of some fully hydrogenated oils and their mixtures with liquid oilL. deMan, J. M. deMan and B. Blackman
1781-1783An edible oil deodorizer with a direct-fired heaterZenzyuro Kuroda and Chao Young
1784-1791Polymorphic stability of hydrogenated canola oil as affected by addition of palm oilP. H. Yap, J. M. deMan and L. deMan
1792-1795Crystallization characteristics of hydrogenated canola oil as affected by addition of palm oilPeck Hong Yap, J. M. deMan and L. deMan
1796-1800Enzymatic glycerolysis of a triglyceride in aqueous and nonaqueous microemulsionsKrister Holmberg, Bo Lassen and Maj-Britt Stark
1801-1808Quantitative Determination of phosphatidylcholine by an HPLC-RI systemToshihiko Yamagishi, Hiroshi Akiyama, Shinichi Kimura and Masashi Toyoda
1809-1811Biorefining of high acid rice bran oilS. Bhattacharyya and D. K. Bhattacharyya
1811Biorefining of high acid rice bran oilS. Bhattacharyya and D. K. Bhattacharyya
1812-1814Determination of fatty acid composition of amaranthus speciesFolahan O. Ayorinde, Michael O. Ologunde, Erick Y. Nana, Brian N. Bernard and Oladapo A. Afolabi, et al.
1815-1821Hydrozirconation of oleyl alcoholSusanne Karlsson, Anders Hallberg and Salo Gronowitz
1822-1830Eicosapentaenoic acid geometrical isomer artifacts in heated fish oil estersR. C. Wijesundera, W. M. N. Ratnayake and R. G. Ackman
1831-1833Potentiometric titration of long chain quaternary ammonium compounds using sodium tetraphenyl borateC. N. Wang, L. D. Metcalfe, J. J. Donkerbroek and A. H. M. Cosijn
1835-1839Lipopeptidic surfactants: I. Neutral N-lauroyl-I-arginine dipeptides from pure amino acidsM. R. Infante, J. Molinero, P. Bosch, M. R. Juláa and P. Erra
1840-1843Selection of surfactant pairs for optimization of interfacial propertiesMilton J. Rosen
1844-1849Biodegradability of alkylbenzene sulfonatesW. A. Sweeney and R. G. Anderson
1849Synergistic stabilization of perfluorocarbon-pluronic F-68 emulsion by perfluoroalkylated polyhydroxylated surfactantsLeila Zarif, Alexandre Manfredi, Christian Varescon, Maurice Le Blanc and Jean G. Riess

Volume 67, Number 1 / January 1990

1-7Modification of jojoba oil for lubricant formulationsV. K. Bhatia, Alka Chaudhry, G. A. Sivasankaran, R. P. S. Bisht and Meenu Kashyap
8-14Efficient synthesis of fatty monoglyceride sulfates from fatty acids and fatty acid methyl estersFahim U. Ahmed
15-17Adsorption of soy oil free fatty acids by rice hull ashAndrew Proctor and Sevugan Palaniappan
18-20Application of a rapid transesterification method for identification of individual fatty acids by gas chromatography on three different nut oilsP. C. Fourie and D. S. Basson
21-24Hydrogenation of carboxylic acids by rhenium-osmium bimetallic catalystKoji Yoshino, Yasushi Kajiwara, Naotake Takaishi, Yoshiaki Inamoto and Jiro Tsuji
25-27Solvent extraction of the oils of rubber, melon, pumpkin and oilbean seedsJ. C. Attah and J. A. Ibemesi
28-32The removal of metals from edible oil by a membrane extraction procedureJ. T. F. Keurentjes, Th. G. J. Bosklopper, L. J. van Dorp and K. van’t Riet
33-38Continuous ultrasonic degumming of crude soybean oilK. J. Moulton and T. L. Mounts
39-47XRecent advances in canola oil hydrogenationsS. S. Koseoglu and E. W. Lusas
48-51Test procedure for evaluation of catalysts for nitrile reductionF. E. Friedli and R. M. Gilbert
52-54The rhodium-catalyzed deuteration of unsaturated triglyceridesR. O. Adlof
55-60Properties of the aqueous vesicle dispersion formed with poly(oxyethylene) hydrogenated castor oilMinako Tanaka, Hidenori Fukuda and Teruo Horiuchi
61-63Utilization of rice bran oil to produce an antifoamerE. M. El-Zanati and F. A. Zaher
64-72The adsorption behavior of dialkyl dimethyl ammonium chloride-nonionic surfactant binary systemsHisami Sasaki, Kenji Yokoi and Osamu Okumura

Volume 67, Number 2 / February 1990

73-75Extent of thermal decomposition of indole glucosinolates during the processing of canola seedL. D. Campbell and B. A. Slominski
76-78Small angle neutron scattering from voids in crystalline trilaurinD. J. Cebula, D. J. McClements and M. J. W. Povey
79-84Compositional analysis of laboratory-prepared and commercial samples of linseed meal and of hull isolated from flaxR. S. Bhatty and P. Cherdkiatgumchai
85-91Low temperature deodorizations of fish oils with volatile acidic and basic steam sourcesC. Karahadian and R. C. Lindsay
92-95Chemical evaluation of defattedvernonia galamensis mealM. O. Ologunde, F. O. Ayorinde and R. L. Shepard
96-100Effect of water content on volatile compounds derived from soybean oils in cansChung-May Wu and Su-Er Liou
101-102Calculation of critical temperatures from the number of carbons in organic moleculesCharles H. Fisher
103-109HPLC Determination of ethoxylated alcohol surfactants in wastewaterT. M. Schmitt, M. C. Allen, D. K. Brain, K. F. Guin and D. E. Lemmel, et al.
110-115A colorimetric determination of fatty acids as a new assay of lipases in reverse micellesPeter Walde
116-122Studies on the stability of Kathon® CG/ICP Microbicide in alpha olefin sulfonate Based systemsDonald J. Ferm and T. Scott Griffin
123-131Determination of relative ethoxylation rate constants from supercritical fluid chromatographic analysis of ethoxylated alcoholsAdrain E. Johnson, Paul R. Geissler and Larry D. Talley
132-141Sulfonation studies of monoisomeric di- and trialkylbenzenesRoger A. Grey and Albert F. Chan
142-143The determination of neutral oil in detergent products by solid phase extractionC. K. Cross

Volume 67, Number 3 / March 1990

145-148Effects of molecular weight distribution of nonionic surfactants on stability of O/W emulsionsYoshihiro Saito, Takatoshi Sato and Ichiro Anazawa
149-153Syntheses of 2-(N-alkyl-N,N-dimethylammonio)ethyl hydrogen phosphates and their physicochemical propertiesKazuyuki Tsubone and Noriko Uchida
154-160Formation of a liquid crystalline phase between aqueous surfactant solutions and oily substancesM. Yatagai, M. Komaki, T. Nakajima and T. Hashimoto
161-164A new variety of low-linolenic rapeseed oil; Characteristics and room-odor testsA. Prévôt, J. L. Perrin, G. Laclaverie, Ph. Auge and J. L. Coustille
165-167Effect of extraction solvents on oxidative stability of crude soybean oilIn Hwan Kim and Suk Hoo Yoon
168-170Lipase catalyzed alcoholysis of sunflower oilMartin Mittelbach
171-175Thermal analysis of palm stearine by DSCW. Ken Busfield and Peter N. Proschogo
176-181Hydrogenation of palm stearine: Changes in chemical composition and thermal propertiesW. Ken Busfield and Peter N. Proschogo
182-187Determination of free and total gossypol by high performance liquid chromatographyR. J. Hron, M. S. Kuk and G. Abraham
188-191Use of some essential oils as natural preservatives for butterR. S. Farag, M. N. Ali and S. H. Taha
192-196Pigments present in virgin olive oilM. Isabel Minguez-Mosquera, Beatriz Gandul-Rojas, Juan Garrido-Fernandez and Lourdes Gallardo-Guerrero

Volume 67, Number 4 / April 1990

197-204Relationship of structure to properties of surfactants. 15 Isomeric sulfated polyoxyethylenated Guerbet alcoholsD. S. Murphy, Z. H. Zhu, X. Y. Yuan and M. J. Rosen
205-208Surface active properties of sulfonated isoricinoleic acidIshtiaque Ahmad and Jasbhinder Singh
209-212Applicability of Weimer-Cooper’s distribution model for ethoxylated productsPeter Sallay, Laszlo Farkas and Istvan Rusznak
213-214Ethyl methanesulphonate induced fatty acid mutations in flaxG. G. Rowland and R. S. Bhatty
215-216Inhibition of aflatoxin production inAspergillus flavus infected cotton bolls after treatment with neem (Azadirachta indica) leaf extractsHampden J. Zeringue and Deepak Bhatnagar
217-225Properties of the glycerol acylating enzymes in microsomal preparations from the developing seeds of safflower (Carthamus tinctorius) and turnip rape (Brassica campestris) and their ability to assemble cocoa-butter type fatsMaureen Bafor, Allan Keith Stobart and Sten Stymne
226-232Intrinsic selectivities and yields in the catalytic hydrogenation of polyenoic fatty acid methyl estersRicardo J. Grau, Alberto E. Cassano and Miguel A. Balfanás
233-238Kinetics of liquid phase hydrogenation of cottonseed oil with nickel catalystsD. Krisnaiah and S. Sarkar
239-249Membrane applications and research in the edible oil industry: An assessmentS. S. Köseoglu and D. E. Engelgau
250-254Tocotrienols from palm oil: Electron spin resonance spectra of tocotrienoxyl radicalsS. H. Goh, N. F. Hew, A. S. H. Ong, Y. M. Choo and S. Brumby
255-258Effects of flavonoids on thermal autoxidation of palm oil: Structure-activity relationshipsN. P. Das and T. A. Pereira
259-263Effect of packaging materials on storage stability of crude palm oilNnadozie N. Nkpa, F. C. Osanu and T. A. Arowolo

Volume 67, Number 5 / May 1990

265-271Current status of soy protein functionality in food systemsC. V. Morr
272-275Functional characteristics of cowpea flours in foodsK. H. McWatters
276-280Pea and lentil protein extraction and functionalityBarry G. Swanson
281-284Effects of processing on the functional properties of canola/rapeseed proteinSandra M. McCurdy
285-292Production and functional characteristics of protein concentratesA. L. Kohnhorst, M. A. Uebersax and M. E. Zabik
293-301Peanut protein and product functionalityJohn P. Cherry
302-307Estimating the processed value of soybeansThomas J. Brumm and Charles R. Hurburgh
308-314Effect of simulated freeze damage on soybean seed composition and functionalityK. J. Sternberg, L. S. Wei and A. I. Nelson
315-322Membrane processing of crude vegetable oils: Pilot plant scale remoyal of solvent from oil miscellasS. S. Köseoglu, J. T. Lawhon and E. W. Lusas
323-328Textural and physical properties of north American stick margarinesL. deMan, E. Postmus and J. M. deMan
329-332Measurement of the size distribution of fat crystals using a laser particle counterP. Chawla and J. M. deMan
333-337Sebacic acid and 2-octanol from castor oilA. K. Vasishtha, R. K. Trivedi and G. Das
338-339Rapid detection of argemone oil in rapeseed/mustard oils with a pressurized mini-columnR. B. Sashidhar, R. V. Sudershan and V. Ramesh Bhat
340-345Solubilization in mixed micellesJeffry G. Weers

Volume 67, Number 6 / June 1990

347-352Enzymatic acylglycerol synthesis in a membrane bioreactorA. van der Padt, M. J. Edema, J. J. W. Sewalt and K. van't Riet
353-361Isolation and physicochemical characterization of the half-unit membranes of oilseed lipid bodiesT. J. Jacks, T. P. Hensarling, J. N. Neucere, L. Y. Yatsu and R. H. Barker
362-363Metathesis of fatty esters derived from South African sunflower oilC. P. Nicolaides, J. H. Opperman, M. S. Scurrell and W. W. Focke
364-367Measurement of α-linolenic acid in the development of edible oil flaxR. S. Bhatty and G. G. Rowland
368-372Effect of soybean pretreatment on the color quality of soybean oilYan-Hwa Chu and Woan-Meei Lin
373-375Effects of filtration through bleaching media on thiobarbituric acid and carbonyl values of autoxidized soybean oilKeito Boki, Sanji Shinoda, Mayumi Abe and Seiko Shimizu
376-380Studies on the pigments of some citrus, prune and cucurbit seed oils when processed with or without cottonseed oilHany Eisa Helmy
381-387Yield and quality of tofu made form soybeans and soy/peanut blendsBon Tong Lim, J. M. deMan and L. deMan
388-393Triterpene alcohols, 4-methylsterols and 4-desmethylsterols of sal and illipe buttersPierre Soulier, Marie Farines and Jacques Soulier
394-399Syntheses of 2-(N-2-hydroxyalkyl-N,N-dimethylammonio)ethyl hydrogen phosphates and their physicochemical and antimicrobial propertiesKazuyuki Tsubone and Noriko Uchida
400-405Trace analysis of alkylphenol ethoxylatesEdmund Kubeck and Carter G. Naylor
406-414Ultralow oil-water IFTs using neutralized oxidized hydrocarbons as surfactantsHongdu Huang, W. H. Donnellan and J. H. Jones

Volume 67, Number 7 / July 1990

415-423Crystal structures and melting points of saturated triacylglycerols in the β-3 phaseT. C. van Soest, S. de Jong and E. C. Roijers
424-430A solution thermodynamic study of soybean oil/solvent systems by inverse gas chromatographyJerry W. King and Gary R. List
431-432An evaluation of the soxtec system for oil determination in soybeansW. Herbert Morrison
433-434Chemical and nutritional studies on the seed oil of
435-437Near-infrared reflectance measurement of moisture, protein and oil content of ground crambe seedR. A. Hartwig and Charles R. Hurburgh
438-442Analysis of oil and meal from
443-445Temperature effects on the extraction of rubber and melon seed oilsJ. A. Ibemesi and J. C. Attah
446-450Surfactants & detergentsK. N. Mehrotra, Mithlesh Chauhan and R. K. Shukla
451-454New amphoteric surfactants containing a phosphoric acid group: I. syntheses and physicochemical properties of sodium 2-(n-2-hydroxyalkyl-n-methylamino)ethyl hydrogen phosphateKazuyuki Tsubone, Noriko Uchida and Kunio Mimura
455-458New amphoteric surfactants containing a phosphoric acid group: II. Binary system of amphoteric/anionic surfactant of sodium 2-(N-2-hydroxytetradecyl-N-methylamino)ethyl hydrogen phosphateKazuyuki Tsubone, Noriko Uchida and Kunio Mimura
459-463Preparation and surface active properties of amphipathic compounds with two sulfate groups and two lipophilic alkyl chainsYun-peng Zhu, Araki Masuyama and Mitsuo Okahara
464-468Conductometric studies and thermodynamics of dissociation and micellization of praseodymium and neodymium linoleates in mixed organic solventsK. N. Mehrotra and S. K. Upadhyaya
469-471Effect of chain length on the rate of quaternization of alkyl aminesF. E. Friedli
472Errata: Use of some essential oils as natural preservatives for butterR. S. Farag, M. N. Ali and S. H. Taha
472Errata: Use of some essential oils as natural preservatives for butterR. B. Sashidhar, R. V. Sudershan and V. Taha

Volume 67, Number 8 / August 1990

473-482Determination of oil content of seeds by NIR: Influence of fatty acid composition on wavelength selectionJ. A. Panford and J. M. deMan
483-486Determination of the total unsaturation in oils and margarines by fourier transform raman spectroscopyH. Sadeghi-Jorabchi, P. J. Hendra, R. H. Wilson and P. S. Belton
487-494Quantitative high resolution13C nuclear magnetic resonance of the olefinic and carbonyl carbons of edible vegetable oilsKurt F. Wollenberg
495-498Preparative chromatographic isolation of hydroxy acids fromLesquerella fendleri andL. gordonii seed oilsK. D. Carlson, A. Chaudhry, R. E. Peterson and M. O. Bagby
499-502Varietal difference in lipid content and fatty acid composition of highbush blueberriesLih-Ling Wang, Andrew C. Peng and Andrew Proctor
503-507The structure of the triacylglycerols of meadowfoam oilBoryana Nikolova-Damyanova, William W. Christie and Bengt Herslof
508-511Oil and minor components of sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) strainsT. Tashiro, Y. Fukuda, T. Osawa and M. Namiki
512-518Pilot plant extraction of oil fromVernonia galamensis seedF. O. Ayorinde, K. D. Carlson, R. P. Pavlik and J. McVety
519-524Triglyceride interesterification by lipases. 1. Cocoa butter equivalents from a fraction of palm oilScott Bloomer, Patrick Adlercreutz and Bo Mattiasson
525-530Effect of randomization on oxidative stability of vegetable oils at two different temperaturesC. L. Tautorus and A. R. McCurdy
531-536Functional and nutritional properties of acylated rapeseed proteinsR. Ponnampalam, J. Delisle, Y. Gagne and J. Amiot
537-540A chemometric strategy for the classification of lecithins according to process performancePeter Kaufmann, Urban Olsson and Bengt G. Herslof
541-546Effect of process variables, degree of ethoxylation and alcohol structure on relative ethoxylation rate constantsPaul R. Geissler and Adrain E. Johnson
547-552Influence of structure and counterions on physicochemical properties of linear alkylbenzene sulfonatesA. Moreno, L. Cohen and J. L. Berna

Volume 67, Number 9 / September 1990

553-557Supercritical fluid extraction of fungal oil using CO2, N2O, CHF3 and SF6Keiji Sakaki, Toshihiro Yokochi, Osamu Suzuki and Toshikatsu Hakuta
558-560Selective removal of free fatty acids in oils using a microorganismSoo Yeon Cho, Tai Wan Kwon and Suk Hoo Yoon
561-564Enzymatic fractionation of fatty acids: Enrichment of γ-linolenic acid and docosahexaenoic acid by selective esterification catalyzed by lipasesMatthew J. Hills, Irmgard Kiewitt and Kumar D. Mukherjee
565-571Predicting cetane numbers of n-alcohols and methyl esters from their physical propertiesB. Freedman and M. O. Bagby
572-575Competitive adsorption of lutein from soy oil onto rice hull ashSevugan Palaniappan and Andrew Proctor
576-584X-ray diffraction and scanning electron microscope studies of processed rice hull silicaAndrew Proctor
585-590Efficacy of tertiary butylhydroquinone on the storage and heat stability of liquid canola shorteningZ. J. Hawrysh, P. J. Shand, C. Lin, B. Tokarska and R. T. Hardin
591-593Fatty acid variation among U.S. Runner-type peanut cultivarsW. D. Branch, T. Nakayama and M. S. Chinnan
594-596Analysis of soybean oil from OhioC. Y. S. Yang and A. C. Peng
597-598Reaction of long chain triol acids with hydrogen bromideD. Charles, J. Mustafa and S. M. Osman
599-604The effect of “peaking” the ethylene oxide distribution on the performance of alcohol ethoxylates and ether sulfatesMichael F. Cox
605-606Surface activity of quaternary ammonium salts derived from jojoba oilS. Magdassi and A. Shani

Volume 67, Number 10 / October 1990

607-610Determination of petroselinic acid inUmbelliflorae seed oils by combined GC and13C NMR spectroscopy analysisJ. F. Mallet, E. M. Gaydou and A. Archavlis
611-617Variation in fatty acid content and seed weight in some lauric acid richCuphea speciesA. E. Thompson, D. A. Dierig, S. J. Knapp and R. Kleiman
618-623Definite influence of location and climatic conditions on the fatty acid composition of sunflower seed oilJosé R. Lajara, Ursicino Diaz and Rafael Diaz Quidiello
624-625Seasonal variations in the seed oil ofThevetia peruviana (Pers.) K. SchumN. B. B. Obasi, A. C. Igboechi and T. V. Benjamin
626-634Evaluation of olive oils through the fatty alcohols, the sterols and their esters by coupled LC-GCKonrad Grob, Mauro Lanfranchi and Cario Mariani
635-641Determination and occurrence of oxofatty acids in fats and oilsDaniel P. Schwartz and Aly H. Rady
642-645Studies on physicochemical characteristics and fatty acid composition of lipids produced by a strain ofRhodotorula gracilis CFR-1Z. Jacob and M. N. Krishnamurthy
646-649Synthesis of fatty hydroxamic acids catalyzed by the lipase of
650-652Inhibition of lipid oxidation by carnosineEric A. Decker and Habibollah Faraji
653-660Influence ofcis andtrans double bonds on the thermal and structural properties of monoacid triglyceridesA. Desmedt, C. Culot, C. Deroanne, F. Durant and V. Gibon
661-664A new method of synthesis of alkyl-glycidyl esters of dicarboxylic acids in high yieldsS. N. Zlatanos and A. N. Sagredos
665-669Histological localization of oil palm fruit lipaseC. Mohankumar, C. Arumughan and R. Kaleysa raj
670-674Vulcanized meadowfoam oilSellm M. Erhan and Robert Kleiman
675-677Deamidation studies on selected food proteinsFrederick F. Shih
678-685Factors affecting the pyrophorisity of spent bleaching clayDennis R. Taylor and Dennis B. Jenkins
686-688Analysis of single soybean seeds for oil and proteinLori L. Huskey, H. E. Snyder and E. E. Gbur
689-697Property modifications of finished textiles by a cationic surfactantChantelle M. Beal, Lynne A. Olson and Manfred Wentz
698-704Influence of detergent builders on surface properties of sodium dodecyl sulfate solutions under dynamic and static conditionsMichiko Kimura, Motoko Komaki, Toshinari Nakajima, Hiroo Nakahara and Kiyoshige Fukuda

Volume 67, Number 11 / November 1990

705-710Status of aqueous surfactant phase scienceRobert G. Laughlin
711-716The effect of builders on the activity of protease enzymesMasako Sato, Kenichi Yoshikawa and Motoi Minagawa
717-721Cloud point phenomena in mixtures of anionic and cationic surfactants in aqueous solutionY. Nakama, F. Harusawa and I. Murotani
722-729The effect of polar soil components on the phase inversion temperature and optimum detergency conditionsKirk H. Raney and Herbert L Benson
730-732Alkylethoxyethanesulphonates: Two techniques for improving synthetic conversionsP. K. G. Hodgson, N. J. Stewart, C. E. Grant and A. M. Nicolls
733-738Preparation and characterization of surface active erucic acid derivativesAngela Jönsson, Jeanette Bokström, Ann-Charlotte Malmvik and Torbjörn Wärnheim
739-742Surfactant property of linear alkanes with two pyrrolidone moieties in both terminiToshikazu Takata, Ichiro Atobe, Naoya Kitamura and Takeshi Endo
743-746Quality of soybeans in exportT. L. Mounts, J. M. Snyder, R. T. Hinsch, A. J. Bongers and A. R. Class
747-749Size determination of shriveled and wrinkled soybeansThomas J. Brumm and C. R. Hurburgh
750-756Cracking and dehulling shriveled and wrinkled soybeansThomas J. Brumm, Charles R. Hurburgh and Lawrence A. Johnson
757-760HPLC analysis of phospholipids in crude oil for evaluation of soybean deteriorationT. L. Mounts and A. M. Nash
761-765Oat (Avena sativa) caryopses as a natural lipase bioreactorInmok Lee and Earl G. Hammond
766-770Synthesis of phosphatidylcholine with (n−3) fatty acids by phospholipase A 2 in microemulsionAn Na, Caj Eriksson, Sven-Göran Eriksson, Eva Österberg and Krister Holmberg
771-774Enzymatic synthesis of N-ε-acyllysinesD. Montet, F. Servat, M. Pina, J. Graille and P. Galzy, et al.
775-778The influence of water on the synthesis of n-butyl oleate by immobilizedMucor miehei lipaseM. Leitgeb and Ž. Knez
779-783Solid phase enzymatic glycerolysis of beef tallow resulting in a high yield of monoglycerideGerald P. McNeill, Shoichi Shimizu and Tsuneo Yamane
784-787The liberation of free fatty acids in potato slices at low temperatureMarianne Lilja Hallberg
788-796Isolation and characterization of polymers in heated olestra and an olestra/triglyceride blendDale R. Gardner and Robert A. Sanders
797-799A new internal standard for GLC determination of monoglycerides and propylene glycol estersDonita K. See, Kathleen Thornton and Gerard L. Hasenhuettl
800-803Analysis of vegetable oil volatiles by multiple headspace extractionJ. M. Snyder and T. L. Mounts
804-810Determination ofcis andtrans-Octadecenoic acids in margarines by gas liquid chromatography-infrared spectrophotometryW. M. N. Ratnayake, R. Hollywood, E. O'Grady and J. L. Beare-Rogers
811-814Dynamic polymorphic phase transitions in a model binary triglyceride system measured by position-sensitive X-ray diffraction methodsDeryck J. Cebula and Paul R. Smith
815-820Optimization of the column loadability for the preparative HPLC Separation of soybean phospholipidsP. Van der Meeren, J. Vanderdeelen, M. Huys and L. Baert
821-826Modification of a mini-column method for rapid routine determination of total glucosinolate content of rapeseed by glucose releaseS. J. Kershaw and R. A. W. Johnstone
827-831Analysis of tocopherols and phytosterols in vegetable oils by HPLC with evaporative light-scattering detectionK. Warner and T. L. Mounts
832-834Production of cocoa butter-like fat from interesterification of vegetable oilsM. -K. Chang, G. Abraham and V. T. John
835-843Short spacings and polymorphic forms of natural and commercial solid fats: A reviewV. D'Souza, J. M. deMan and L. deMan
844-845Vernonia galamensis: A rich source of epoxy acidFolahan O. Ayorinde, Boddy D. Butler and Marcella T. Clayton
846-851Increase in the γ-linolenic acid content by solvent winterization of fungal oil extracted fromMortierella genusT. Yokochi, M. T. Usita, Y. Kamisaka, T. Nakahara and O. Suzuki
852-857Solvent extraction of fatty acids from natural oils with liquid water at elevated temperatures and pressuresJose A. Briones, Joseph C. Mullins and Mark C. Thies
858-862Antioxidant effect of naturally occurring furan fatty acids on oxidation of linoleic acid in aqueous dispersionYouji Okada, Haruo Okajima, Hirokazu Konishi, Misaka Terauchi and Kazuo Ishii, et al.
863-866Minor components ofLesquerella fendleri seed oilA. Chaudhry, R. Kleiman and K. D. Carlson
867-871Effect of moisture, microwave heating, and live steam treatment on phospholipase D activity in soybeans and soy flakesG. R. List, T. L. Mounts, A. C. Lanser and R. K. Holloway
872-878Thermal denaturation of soy proteins as related to their dye-binding characteristics and functionalityShaowen Lin and Alan Llyods Lakin
879-882A study of the kinetics of nucleation in a palm oil meltW. L. Ng
883-886Nutritional and toxicological evaluation of rubber seed oilV. M. Gandhi, K. M. Cherian and M. J. Mulky

Volume 67, Number 12 / December 1990

887-889Polymeric membranes for lipase immobilizationMagdalena Rucka, Bożena Turkiewicz and Janusz S. Żuk
890-910Immobilized lipase reactors for modification of fats and oils—A reviewF. Xavier Malcata, Hector R. Reyes, Hugo S. Garcia, Charles G. Hill and Clyde H. Amundson
911-915Production of eicosapentaenoic acid by a bacterium isolated from mackerel intestinesMasamichi Akimoto, Tetsuya Ishii, Koji Yamagaki, Kazuhisa Ohtaguchi and Kozo Koide, et al.
916-920The production potential of eicosapentaenoic and arachidonic acids by the red algaPorphyridium cruentumZvi Cohen
921-922Polyunsaturated fatty glyceride syntheses by microbial lipasesKyoichi Osada, Koretaro Takahashi and Mutsuo Hatano
923-926Gamma-irradiation of 7-ketocholesterol in aqueous dispersions and liposomesNancy J. Moriarity and Gerhard Maerker
927-931Cholesterol oxidation in heated lard enriched with two levels of cholesterolPearlly S. Yan and Pamela J. White
932-936Organoselenium-mediated cyclization of hydroxyolefinic fatty acids and m-CPBA oxidation of selenium-containing 1,4-epoxy acidsR. Agarwal, A. Rauf, M. Khan, J. Mustafa and M. Ahmad
937-939Quantitative preparation of long chain thioethers from an oxo-trans-2-enoic ester and a 9,12-dioxo-trans-10-enoic acidJ. Mustafa, M. S. Ahmad, A. Rauf and S. M. Osman
940-946Studies on the mechanism of the hydrazine reduction reaction: Applications to selected monoethylenic, diethylenic and triethylenic fatty acids ofcis configurationsW. M. N. Ratnayake, J. S. Grossert and R. G. Ackman
947-951Determination of the country of origin of pistachio nuts by DSC and HPLCSusan M. Dyszel and Bruce C. Pettit
952-954Effect of puffing on oil characteristics ofAmaranth (Rajgeera) seedsRekha S. Singhal and P. R. Kulkarni
955-957Lipid composition ofCalophyllum inophyllum kernelJ. Hemavathy and J. V. Prabhakar
958-960Investigation of the technological properties ofNigella sativa (black cumin) seed oilG. Üstun, L. Kent, N. Çekin and H. Civelekoglu
961-965Subcellular localization of lipoxygenase-1 and-2 in germinating soybean seeds and seedlingsYoungsun Song, Mark H. Love and Patricia Murphy
966-973Protein and oil patterns in U.S. and world soybean marketsCharles R. Hurburgh, Thomas J. Brumm, James M. Guinn and Randy A. Hartwig
974-979Effects of maturation and storage on solubility, emulsion stability and gelation properties of isolated soy proteinsJ. J. Yao, K. Tanteeratarm and L. S. Wei
980Characteristics of Uruguayan mutton tallowM. A. Grompone
981-988A critical evaluation of thermal fractionation of butter oilF. M. Fouad, F. R. van de Voort, W. D. Marshall and P. G. Farrell
989-992Storage of commercial margarine at different temperaturesJ. A. Segura, M. L. Herrera and M. C. Añón
993-995Imidazoline hydrolysis in alkaline and acidic media—A reviewMichelle M. Watts
996-1001Surface activities, biodegradability and antimicrobial properties of n-alkyl glucosides, mannosides and galactosidesShuichi Matsumura, Kazuyasu Imai, Sadao Yoshikawa, Kazuo Kawada and Tsuyoshi Uchibor
1002-1007Properties of aqueous solutions for two binary mixed systems between two kinds of bile salts and nonionic surfactantsH. Asano, A. Murohashi and M. Ueno
1008-1014Surface activity of the lipid products hydrolyzed with lipase and phospholipase A-2Satoshi Fujita and Kazuaki Suzuki
1015-1019Synthesis of N-acyl amino acids and correlation of structure with surfactant properties of their sodium saltsS. Y. Mhaskar, R. B. N. Prasad and G. Lakshminarayana
1020-1027Formation of sultones in olefin sulphonationD. W. Roberts and D. L. Williams
1028Misidentification of fatty acid methyl ester peaks in liquid canola shorteningR. G. Ackman

Volume 68, Number 1 / January 1991

1-5High-yield enzymatic glycerolysis of fats and oilsGerald P. McNeill, Shoichi Shimizu and Tsuneo Yamane
6-10Further improvements in the yield of monoglycerides during enzymatic glycerolysis of fats and oilsGerald P. McNeill and Tsuneo Yamane
11-15Evaluation of lipase selectivity for hydrolysisPhilip E. Sonnet and Joseph A. Gazzillo
16-19Preparation of eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) concentrate fromPorphyridium cruentumZvi Cohen and Simon Cohen
20-22Lipase-catalyzed production of wax estersM. Trani, F. Ergan and G. André
23-25Component triacylglycerols of six seed oils of malvaceaeSeham Fiad
26-28Phospholipids of six seed oils of malvaceaeSeham Fiad
29-33Chemical composition of tobacco seeds (
34-38Measurement of oil in whole flaxseed by near-infrared reflectance spectroscopyR. S. Bhatty
39-43Shelf-life dating of fish meats in terms of oxidative rancidity as measured by chemiluminescenceTeruo Miyazawa, Mari Kikuchi, Kenshiro Fujimoto, Yasushi Endo and Soon-Yeong Cho, et al.
44-46Characteristic properties of cutting fluid additives derived from fatty alcoholsS. Watanabe, T. Fujita, M. Sakamoto, H. Kamaru and H. Kawahara
47-50The role of amino acids in the autoxidation of milk fatZ. Y. Chen and W. W. Nawar
51-55Characteristics of the thiobarbituric acid reactivity of oxidized fats and oilsHiroko Kosugi, Takashi Kojima and Kiyomi Kikugawa
56-58Estimation of heat of combustion of triglycerides and fatty acid methyl estersKanit Krisnangkura
59-62Liquid laundry detergents based on soap and
63From the editorL. H. Bert

Volume 68, Number 2 / February 1991

63-69Physical and textural characteristics of some North American shorteningsL. de Man, J. M. de Man and B. Blackman
70-73Composition, physical and textural characteristics of soft (tub) margarinesL. de Man, C. F. Shen and J. M. de Man
74-78A simplified Horiuti-Polanyi scheme for the hydrogenation of triacylglycerolsPeter Šimon, Adriana Čelkova and Stefan Šchmidt
79-82Evaluation of soy oil lutein isotherms obtained with selected adsorbents in hexane miscellasS. Palaniappan and A. Proctor
83-86Deacidification of sulfur olive oil. I. Single-stage liquid-liquid extraction of miscella with ethyl alcoholSelma Turkay and Halidun Civelekoglu
87-91Solubilities of methyl oleate, oleic acid, oleyl glycerols, and oleyl glycerol mixtures in supercritical carbon dioxideWilliam B. Nilsson, Erich J. Gauglitz and Joanne K. Hudson
92-94Adducts of cyclic acid anhydrides and fatty amines as anti-rust additives in water-based cutting fluidsS. Watanabe, H. Kawahara and T. Kuramochi
95-98Lipase catalyzed formation of fatty amidesRaymond G. Bistline, Alexander Bilyk and Stephen H. Feairheller
99-101A novel compound, 7,10-dihydroxy-8(E)-octadecenoic acid from oleic acid by bioconversionC. T. Hou, M. O. Bagby, R. D. Plattner and S. Koritala
102-105Enzymatic modification of soy protein concentrates by fungal and bacterial proteasesL. S. Bernardi Don, A. M. R. Pilosof and G. B. Bartholomai
1O6-108Fatty acid composition of oil from soybean leaves grown at extreme temperaturesB. D. Rennie and J. W. Tanner
109-113Antioxidant activity of some plant extracts of the family labiataeK. D. Economou, V. Oreopoulou and C. D. Thomopoulos
114-118Antioxidative activities of tocotrienols on phospholipid liposomesMasakazu Yamaoka, Maria Josette H. Carrillo, Toro Nakahara and Kanki Komiyama
119-122The antioxidant effects of phospholipids on perilla oilMinoru Kashima, Ga-Senoung Cha, Yoshihiro Isoda, Jiro Hirano and Teruo Miyazawa
123-127Chinese Vegetable Tallow-characterization and contamination by stillingia oilB. S. J. Jeffrey and F. B. Padley
128-130The Viscosity of cottonseed oil, fractionation solvents and their solutionsC. Kapseu, G. J. Kayem, D. Balesdent and L. Schuffenecker
131-132A novel quasi-dimeric oxidation product of (+)-catechin from lipid peroxidationYuko Hirose, Hiroshi Yamaoka and Mitsuru Nakayama
133-137Preparation and surface-active properties of the sodium soaps, mono- and diethanolamides and diol and triol sulfates of cycloaliphatic C21 Di- and C22 Tricarboxylic acidsP. Vijayalakshmi, R. Subbarao and G. Lakshminarayana

Volume 68, Number 3 / March 1991

139-143Thermal behavior of prospective hydroxy acid grease thickenersJ. W. Hagemann and J. A. Rothfus
144-146Relationship between slip melting point and pulsed NMR data of palm kernel oilE. M. Goh and T. H. Ker
147-152Anomalous viscosity behavior of fatty acid esters in solutionJ. A. Ibemesi and I. O. Igwe
153-162Chemical and physical properties of the high melting glyceride fractions of commercial margarinesV. D’Souza, L. deMan and J. M. de Man
163-166Tocopherol and fluorescence levels in deep-frying oil and their measurement for oil assessmentKuniko Miyagawa, Kazuko Hirai and Reiko Takezoe
167-170Lipid oxidation in potato slices under conditions simulating the production of potato granulesMarianne Lilja Hallberg and Hans Lingnert
171-175Lipase-mediated acyl-exchange reactions with butteroil in anhydrous mediaJerome M. Elliott and Kirk L. Parkin
176-178Phospholipase D activity in hexaneT. D. Simpson
179-182A process for solid fat from castor oil by simultaneous hydrogénation and dehydrationG. Lakshminarayana, M. M. Paulose, B. Vishwanadham, J. Laxminarayana and P. A. Ramalingaswamy
183-189Identification of conjugated fatty acids in the seed oil of Acioa edulis (Prance) syn. Couepia edulis (Chrysobalanaceae)V. Spitzer, F. Marx, J. G. S. Maia and K. Pfeilsticker
190-192Meadowfoam fatty amides: Preparation, purification, and use in enrichment of 5,13-docosadienoic acid and 5-eicosenoic acidD. A. Burg and R. Kleiman
193-197Unsaponifiable lipid constituents of ten indian seed oilsM. Tariq Saeecd, R. Agarwal, M. W. Y. Khan, F. Ahmad and S. M. Osman, et al.
198-199Omega-three fatty acids in purslane (Portulaca oleracea) TissuesThomas R. Omara-Alwala, Tadesse Mebrahtu, Debra E. Prior and Michael O. Ezekwe
200-205Protein functionality modification by extrusion cookingMary Ellen Camire
206-209A comparison of block copolymer surfactant gelsIrving R. Schmolka
210-211Oxidation of rapeseed oil: Effect of metal tracesB. Benjellourr, T. Talou, M. Delmas and A. Gaset
212Misidentification of fatty acid methyl ester peaks in liquid canola shortening

Volume 68, Number 4 / April 1991

213-223Combination of silver ion and reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography in the fractionation of herring oil triacylglycerolsPäivi Laaksoo and William W. Christie
224-229Separation of fatty acid esters from cholesterol in esterified natural and synthetic mixtures by supercritical carbon dioxideAn-I Yeh, J. H. Liang and L. S. Hwang
230-233Separation of natural polyunsaturated fatty acids by means of lodolactonizationN. V. Gaiday, A. B. Lmbs, D. V. Kuklev and N. A. Latyshev
234-236Effects of commercial processing on the fat- soluble vitamin content of menhaden fish oilK. C. Scott and J. D. Latshaw
237-240Thermodynamics of solid formation in cottonseed oilC. Kapseu, G. J. Kayem, D. Balesdent and J. Dellacherie
241-245Phospholipid composition of canola oils during the early stages of processing as measured by TLC with flame lonization detectorR. Przybylski and N. A. M. Eskin
246-249Solvent extraction of oil from soybean flour I— extraction rate, a countercurrent extraction system, and oil qualityC. D. Nieh and H. E. Snyder
250-253Solvent extraction of oil from soybean flour II— pilot plant and two-solvent extractionsC. D. Nieh and H. E. Snyder
254-258Production of odd chain polyunsaturated fatty acids byMortierella fungiSakayu Shimizu, Hiroshi Kawashima, Kengo Akimoto, Yoshifumi Shinmen and Hideaki Yamada
259-267Degradation of unsaturated triglycerides injected into a pressurized reactorG. Knothe, M. O. Bagby, T. W. Ryan and T. J. Callahan
268-271Preparation and surface- active properties of new amphipathic compounds with two phosphate groups and two long- chain alkyl groupsYun- peng Zhu, Araki Masuyama and Mitsuo Okahara
272-277Surface adsorption in the mixtures of sodium dodecylsulphate and oxyethylenated nonylphenol with different oxyethylenation degreesF. J. Carrion Fife
278-279An evaluation of the efficacy of antioxidants in soap by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC)Shyam K. Gupta and Robert J. Jaworski

Volume 68, Number 5 / May 1991

281-284Chemical and sensory characteristics of stored menhaden oil/ soybean oil blendsMarilynn Schnepf, Gwen Spencer and Jon Carlort
285-288An analysis scheme for estimation of crude oil qualityJ. M. Snyder, T. L. Mounts and R. K. Holloway
289-293Silver-complexation liquid chromatography for fast, high-resolution separations of triacylglycerolsB. S. J. Jeffrey
294-298Volatile fatty acids in flavors of potatoes deep-fried in a beef blendJ. Kim Ha and R. C. Lindsay
299-302Quality assessment of industrial prefried french friesJ. L. Sébédioo, J. Kaitaranta, A. Grandgirarda and Y. Malkk
303-306Preparation of deuterium-labelled methyl linoleate and its geometric isomers from natural seed oilsR. O. Adlof, H. Rakoff and E. A. Emken
307-312Peroxyl and hydroxyl radical scavenging activity of some natural phenolic antioxidantsH. Chimi, J. Cillard, P. Cillard and M. Rahmani
313-314Bisoxathiolane sulfides from a dioxoene fatty acidJ. Mustafa, M. T. Saeed and S. M. Osman
315-319Permeability changes of phospholipid vesicles caused by surfactantsA. de la Maza, J. Sanchez Leal, J. L. Parra, M. T. Garcia and I. Ribosa
320-323Lipase-catalyzed triglyceride hydrolysis in organic solventAlexander Bilyk, Raymond G. Bistline, Michael J. Haas and Stephen H. Feairheller
324-327Enzymic hydrolysis of animal fats in organic solvents at temperatures below their melting pointsM. D. Virto, Jose Miguel Lascaray, Rodolfo Solozabal and Mertxe de Renobales
328-331Effect of oleo-disaturated triacylglycerol content on properties of palm mid fraction, sal stearin and borneo tallow blendsA. R. Alia, M. S. Embonga, H. Omare and C. H. Oh Flingohb
332-336Color-pigment correlation in virgin olive oilM. Isabel Minguez-Mosquera, Luis Rejano-Navarro, Beatriz Gandul-Rojas, Antonio Higinio SanchezGomez and Juan Garrido-Fernandez
337-338Hydrogenation of oxidized soybean oilJesse E. Covey and Peter J. Wan
339-345Characterization of texture and mechanical properties of heat-induced soy protein gelsJun KangII, Yasuki Matsumura and Tomohiko Mori
346-347Hydroperoxide formation in soybean seeds during storageP. K. Clark and H. E. Snyder
348-351Synthesis of surfactants from 1-olefins wo bromoalkoxylation reactionMitsuo Okahara, Yohji Nakatsuji and Masanori Miyakoshi

Volume 68, Number 6 / June 1991

353-358Antioxidative effects of polyaminesErik Løvaas
359-364HPLC analysis of phenolic antioxidants, tocopherols and triglyceridesN. K. Andrikopoulos, H. Brueschweiler, H. Felber and Ch. Taeschler
365-370Extraction and identification of antioxidants in oatsKaren J. Duve and Pamela J. White
371-378Crystal structures and melting points of unsaturated triacylglycerols in theβ phaseS. de Jong, T. C. van Soest and M. A. van Schaick
379-384A comparative study of analytical methods for evaluation of soybean oil qualityYan- Hwa Chu
385-390Phospholipid composition of lipid seed crystal isolates from ivory coast cocoa butterDoris H. Arruda and Paul S. Dimick
391-400Quantitative triacylglycerol analysis of whole vegetable seeds by1H and13C magic angle sample spinning NMR spectroscopyKurt Wollenberg
401-406Effect of heat treatments on canola press oils. I. Non- triglyceride componentsElizabeth M. Prior, Vivekenand S. Vadke and Frank W. Sosulski
407-411Effect of heat treatments on canola press oils. II. Oxidative stabilityElizabeth M. Prior, Vivekenand S. Vadke and Frank W. Sosulski
412-417Use of lipases in multiphasic systems solely composed of substratesF. Ergan, M. Trani and G. André
418-421Process engineering economic evaluation of the ethanol extraction of cottonseed: Preliminary analysisG. Abraham, K. M. Decossas, R. J. Hron and M. S. Kuk
422-427Supercritical carbon dioxide extraction of evening primrose oilFabio Favati, Jerry W. King and Monica Mazzanti
428-432Chemical and physical analyses of oils from four species of cucurbitaceaeG. I. O. Badifu
433-435Serum cholesterol, triglycerides and total lipid fatty acids of rats in response to okra
436-439Separation of saturated and unsaturated acids from rice bran oilE. M. El-Zanati and M. A. Khedr
440-442Occurrence of conjugated fatty acids in the seed oil of
443-445Evaluation of nonpolar methyl esters by column and gas chromatography for the assessment of used frying olive oilsC. Cuesta, F. J. Sánchez- Muniz and I. Hernández
446-447Quality characteristics of edible vegetable oil blendsNasirullah, K. N. Ankaiah, M. N. Krishnamurthy and K. V. Nagaraja
448-449FTIR estimation of free fatty acid content in crude oils extracted from damaged soybeansA. C. Lanser, G. R. List, R. K. Holloway and T. L. Mounts
450-455The prediction of lathering and solubility properties of bar soaps by differential scanning calorimetryShyam Gupta
457ErratumC. Kapseu, G. J. Kayem, D. Balesdent and J. Dellacherie

Volume 68, Number 7 / July 1991

459-462Peptidoglutaminase deamidation of proteins and protein hydrolysates for improved food use1J. S. Hamada
463-470Chemical inactivation of soybean protease inhibitorsDavid J. Sessa and Terry C. Nelsen
471-473Effects of soaking soybeans in dilute acids on biologically active componentsY. B. Che Man, L. S. Wei, A. I. Nelson and N. Yamashita
474-480On the application of supercritical fluid extraction to the deacidification of olive oilsM. Gonçalves, A. M. P. Vasconcelos, E. J. S. Gomes de Azevedo, H. J. Chaves das Neves and M. Nunes da Ponte
481-487Crystallization dynamics in model emulsions from magnetic resonance imagingC. Simoneau, M. J. McCarthy, R. J. Kauten and J. B. German
488-492Viscosities of some long-chain fatty acids and their relationship with chainlengthK. Y. Liew, C. E. Seng and E. K. Lau
493-495Desorption of soy oil lutein from rice hull cristobalite with polar solventsAndrew Proctor and Sevugan Palaniappan
496-498Measurement of oxidative interactions of cholesterolW. W. Nawar, S. K. Kim, Y. J. Li and M. Vajdi
499-503Production of medium-chain glycerides by immobilized lipase in a solvent-free systemS. M. Kim and J. S. Rhee
504-508Metal salts requisite for the production of eicosapentaenoic acid by a marine bacterium isolated from mackerel intestinesMasamichi Akimoto, Tetsuya Ishii, Koji Yamagaki, Kazuhisa Ohtaguchi and Kozo Koide, et al.
509-514Optimization of production of docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) byThraustochytrium aureum ATCC 34304P. K. Bajpai, P. Bajpai and O. P. Ward
515-517Fatty acid and oil diversity of cupheaviscosissima: A source of medium- chain fatty acidsS. J. Knapp, L. A. Tagliani and W. W. Roath
518-519Cyclopropenoid fatty acids of six seed oils from malvaceaeK. Sundar Rao
520-521Vernolic acid in
522-523Pre-Ripening damage to cottonseed byaspergillus flavus is not influenced by seed coat permeabilityJ. M. Halloin, L. S. Lee and P. J. Cotty
524cyclopropenes in malvaceae oilsM. H. Jee
525-531Optimization of nonionic/anionic surfactant blends for enhanced oily soil removalKirk H. Raney
532-538Kinetics of staining and bleachingErik Kissa, Jenny M. Dohner, Ward R. Gibson and Donna Strickman
539-543Preparation and properties of double- or triple- chain surfactants with two sulfonate groups derived from
544-552The prediction of ethylene oxide distributions in mixed alcohol ethoxylatesPaul R. Geissler, Adrain E. Johnson and Larry D. Talley
553-558New detergent mechanism with use of novel alkaline celluloseMoriyasu Murata, Eiichi Hoshino, Michio Yokosuka and Akira Suzuki
559ErratumC. Kapseu, G. J. Kayem, D. Balesdent and J. Dellacherie

Volume 68, Number 8 / August 1991

561-565Effects of filtration through activated carbons on peroxide, thiobarbituric acid and carbonyl values of autoxidized soybean oilKeito Boki, Tetsuyuki Wada and Shinsaku Ohno
566-570Relationship between oxidative stability of vitamin E and production of fatty acids in oils during microwave heatingHiromi Yoshida, Mikiko Tatsumi and Goro Kajimoto
571-573Concentration of tocopherols from soybean sludge by supercritical carbon dioxideH. Lee, B. H. Chung and Y. H. Park
574-576Effect of processing on the composition and oxidative stability of coconut oilMichael H. Gordon and Ibrahim Abdul Rahman
577-579Effects of minor components on the crystallization of coconut oilMichael H. Gordon and Ibrahim Abdul Rahman
580-582Effect of elevated drying temperature on rapeseed oil qualityP. K. Pathak, Y. C. Agrawal and B. P. N. Singh
583-584Studies on kinetics and preparation of C36 dimer acid estersVijay Kale, R. Subbarao, G. Lakshminarayana and M. Bhagwant Rao
585-587Characterization of lipids extracted from pickled lambskins by a new industrial degreasing processO. Rajonhson, C. Rocrelle, M. Delmas and A. Gaset
588-590Effect of phospholipids on enzyme-catalyzed transesterification of oilsYiqun Wang and Michael H. Gordon
591-595Differential scanning calorimetry of confectionery fats. Pure triglycerides: Effects of cooling and heating rate variationDeryck J. Cebula and Kevin W. Smith
596-599Adsorption isotherms of squash (
600-603Preparation of meadowfoam dimer acids and dimer esters, and their use as lubricantsDouglas A. Burg and Robert Kleiman
604-607New preparation of pure petroselinic acid from fennel oil (
608-609Unusual fatty acids in
610-618Influence of hydrophobe type and extent of branching on environmental response factors of nonionic surfactantsL. Kravetz, J. P. Salanitro, P. B. Dorn and K. F. Guin
619-622High active alkyldimethylamine oxidesK. R. Smith, J. E. Borland, R. J. Corona and J. D. Sauer
623-628NMR study on sulfonation of internal olefinsHaruo Yoshimura, Yoshihisa Endo and Shigeru Hashimoto
629-633Comparison of salt thickening of conventional and peaked alcohol ether sulfatesDewey L. Smith

Volume 68, Number 9 / September 1991

635-638Lithographic and letterpress ink vehicles from vegetable oilsS. Z. Erhan and M. O. Bagby
639-641The kinetics of the esterification reaction between castor oil and oleic acidA. T. Erciyes, L. Dandik and O. S. Kabasakal
642-645The decomposition of secondary esters of castor oil with fatty acidsA. T. Erciyes, L. Dandik and F. S. Erkal
646-648A facile route for synthesis of long-chain RAC-1-S-alkylglycerolsB. V. S. K. Rao and R. Subbarao
649-650Study of the seed oil of brachystegia nigerica hoyle and A.P.D. jonesN. B. B. Obasi and K. N. Ndelle
651-652Lipid composition of murraya koenigii seedJ. Hemavathy
653-658Effects of quenching mechanisms of carotenoids on the photosensitized oxidation of soybean oilMun Y. Jung and David B. Min
659-661A rapid method for analysis of tert-butyl hydroquinone (TBHQ) in ethyl esters of fish oilTeresa P. Icenhour and Frances M. Van Dolah
662-665A comparative study on the susceptibilities of soybean, sunflower and peanut oils to singlet molecular oxygen photooxidationMonica M. Neumann, Silvia N. Fusero and Norman A. García
666-668Atrovenetin as a potent antioxidant compound from penicillium speciesYukihiro Ishikawa, Kyozo Morimoto and Shigeyasu Iseki
669-671Antioxidant effect of natural phenols on olive oilGeorge Papadopoulos and Dimitrios Boskou
672-674Chlorophyll and β-carotene pigments in moroccan virgin olive oils measured by high-performance liquid chromatographyM. Rahmani and A. Saari Csallany
675-677Total oil analysis of soybeans by simultaneous grinding and solvent extractionC. E. Canessa and H. E. Snyder
678-679Determination of lead in frying oils by direct current plasma atomic emission spectrometryHosny Ibrahim
680-683An evaluation of commercial nickel catalysts during hydrogenation of soybean oilYan-Hwa Chu and Li-Hui Lin
684-686Crystallization of waxes in sunflowerseed oil: Effects of an inhibitorS. Petruccelli and M. C. Añón
687-692Process conditions for separating fatty acid esters by supercritical CO2J. H. Liang and An-I Yeh
693Sesame oil and its mixtures are exceptions to AOCS method Cd 7-58L. Å. Appelqvist and A. Kamal-Eldin

Volume 68, Number 10 / October 1991

695-701Stereospecific analysis of triacyl-
702-709Determination of molecular species of oil triacylglycerols by reversed-phase and chiral-phase high-performance liquid chromatographyG. Semporé and J. Bézard
710-715Polymorphism of pos. I. occurrence and polymorphic transformationT. Arishima, N. Sagi, H. Mori and K. Sato
716-718Polymorphism of POS. II. kinetics of melt crystallizationT. Koyano, I. Hachiya, T. Arishima, N. Sagi and K. Sato
719-725Geometrical isomers of linolenic acid in low-calorie spreads marketed in FranceRobert L. Wolff and Jean-Louis Sebedio
726-730Modification of selected indian vegetable fats into cocoa butter substitutes by lipase-catalyzed ester interchangeR. Sridhar, G. Lakshminarayana and T. N. B. Kaimal
731-734High antioxidant activity of extracts obtained from sage by supercritical co2 extractionZ. Djarmati, R. M. Jankov, E. Schwirtlich, B. Djulinac and A. Djordjevic
735-739Antioxidizing component, musizin, in
740-743Solubilization of vitamin C in fish oil and synergistic effect with vitamin E in retarding oxidationDaeseok Han, Ock-Sook Yi and Hyun-Kyung Shin
744-747Volatiles from microwave-treated, stored soybeansJ. M. Snyder, T. L. Mounts and R. K. Holloway
748-751A simple and quick determination of aldehydes in autoxidized vegetable and fish oilsKazuo Miyashita, Kenji Kanda and Toru Takagi
752-757Effect of heat inactivation of lipoxygenase on lipid oxidation in lake herring (coregonus artedii)Ya-Jane Wang, Lynne A. Miller and Paul B. Addis
758-762Effect of maillard reaction volatile products on lipid oxidationB. E. Elizalde, M. Dalla Rosa and C. R. Lerici
763-768Linalyl acetate and methyl silicone effects on cholesterol and triglyceride oxidation in heated lardPearlly S. Yan and Pamela J. White
769-771Minor components responsible for flavor reversion of soybean oilYasushi Endo, Hiromi Endo, Kenshiro Fujimoto and Takashi Kaneda
772-774A wet process technology applied to jojoba seed to obtain oil and detoxified protein mealA. Lanzani, P. Bondioli, A. Brillo, M. Cardillo and E. Fedeli, et al.
775-780Effects of agingmortierella mycelium on production of arachidonic and eicosapentaenoic acidsP. Bajpai, P. K. Bajpai and O. P. Ward
781-784Chemical and nutritional studies on hanshi (
785-790Mechanism of formation of chloropropanols present in protein hydrolysatesP. D. Collier, D. D. O. Cromie and A. P. Davies
791Bleaching of cottonseed and soybean oils by hydrogen generated

Volume 68, Number 11 / November 1991

793-798Crystalline fractionation of hydrogenated sunflowerseed oil
799-803Crystalline fractionation of hydrogenated sunflowerseed oil. II. Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC)M. L. Herrera and M. C. Añón
804-808Gram-scale preparative HPLC of phospholipids from soybean lecithinsC. Hanras and J. L. Perrin
809-813Decoloration of vegetable oils and oleoresins with recovery of unaltered pigmentsM. Isabel Mínguez-Mosquera, Manuel Jarén-Galán, Dámaso Hornero-Méndez, Juan Garrido-Fernández and M. Lourdes Gallardo-Guerrero, et al.
814-817Effect of moisture and temperature on the phosphorus content of crude soybean oil extracted from fine flourP. K. Clark and H. E. Snyder
818-821Deacidification of sulfur olive oil. II. Multi-stage liquid-liquid extraction of miscella with ethyl alcoholSelma Türkay and Halidun Civelekoğlu
822-826Molecular weight averages as criteria for quality assessment of heated oils and fatsSajid Husain, G. S. R. Sastry and N. Prasada Raju
827-833Near infrared spectral patterns of fatty acid analysis from fats and oilsTetsuo Sato, Sumio Kawano and Mutsuo Iwamoto
834-839Microwave heating to prevent deterioration of cottonseed during storageE. J. Conkerton, G. R. Schneider, J. M. Bland, H. F. Marshall and W. R. Goynes
840-843Triacylglyceride composition of cottonseed oil by HPLC and GCJ. M. Bland, E. J. Conkerton and G. Abraham
844-847Thin-layer chromatographic separations of seed oil unsaponifiables from four
848-851Preparation of polyunsaturated phospholipids by lipase-catalyzed transesterificationYoichiro Totani and Setsuko Hara
852-856A hybrid membrane-emulsion reactor for the enzymatic hydrolysis of lipidsWouter Pronk, Machteld van der Burgt, Gerard Boswinkel and Klaas van ’t Riet
857-862Survey of quality of used frying oils from restaurantsHassan A. Al-Kahtani
863-868Characterization of castor bean neutral lipids by mass spectrometry/mass spectrometryL. R. Hogge, D. C. Taylor, D. W. Reed and E. W. Underhill
869-872Free primary alcohols in oils and waxes from germs, kernels and other components of nuts, seeds, fruits and cerealsKazuko Kawanishi, Kumlko Aoki, Yohei Hashimoto and Akira Matsunobu
873-880Identification of volatile flavor compounds in roasted coconutA. Jayalekshmy, C. S. Narayanan and A. G. Mathew
881-883Synergistic antioxidative effects of tocopherol and ascorbic acid in fish oil/lecithin/water systemOck-Sook YI, Daeseok Han and Hyun-Kyung Shin
884-885The effect of glycine in the production of toxic volatile aldehydes from heated corn oilCarlos Macku and Takayuki Shibamoto
886-8871,3-cycloaddition of nitrile oxide to olefinic fatty acid esters: synthesis of isoxazolinesM. A. Ahmed, J. Mustafa and S. M. Osman
888-890Kinetics of inhibited oxidation of lipids in the presence of 1-octadecanol and 1-palmitoylglycerolVessela D. Kortenska, Nedjalka Vl. Yanishlieva and Vitalii A. Roginskii
891-893Studies on glycolipids of kenaf, english walnut, myrobalan and manila tamarind seeds of the Vidarbha region (India)A. S. Kulkarni, R. R. Khotpal and H. A. Bhakara

Volume 68, Number 12 / December 1991

895-906Structural investigations of β′ triacylglycerols: An x-ray diffraction and microscopic study of twinned β′ crystalsPaul J. M. W. L. Birker, Sijmen de Jong, Eli C. Roijers and Ton C. van Soest
907-911Polymorphic behavior of high-melting glycerides from hydrogenated canola oilV. D'Souza, L. de Man and J. M. de Man
912-921Viscosities of fatty acids and methylated fatty acids saturated with supercritical carbon dioxideP. Kashulines, S. S. H. Rizvil, P. Harriott and J. A. Zollweg
922-930De-oiling contaminated bleaching clay by high-pressure extractionC. Waldmann and R. Eggers
931-934Oxidative interactions of cholesterol with triacylglycerolsS. K. Kim and W. W. Nawar
935-937Inhibitory effect of boldine on fish oil oxidationAlfonso Valenzuela, Susana Nieto, Bruce K. Cassels and Hernan Speisky
938-940Prooxidative and antioxidative effects of phospholipids on milk fatZ. Y. Chen and W. W. Nawar
941-943Antioxidative activity measurement in lipid peroxidation systems with malonaldehyde and 4-hydroxy nonenalH. Tamura and T. Shibamoto
944-948The effect of dry heat on the bioavailability of iron in soy flourS. S. Jonnalagadda, P. Sabharwal, C. A. Pratt and W. Barbeau
949-955Interlaboratory comparison of soybean protein and oil determinationsRandy A. Hartwig and Charles R. Hurburgh
956-962Nutrition of rice bran oil in relation to its purificationS. Sarkar and D. K. Bhattacharyya
963-969GC-MS characterization (Chemical lonization and electron impact modes) of the methyl esters and oxazoline derivatives of cyclopropenoid fatty acids 1Volker Spitzer
970-975Enzymatic methylation of canola oil deodorizer distillateSuresh Ramamurthi, Prakash R. Bhirud and Alan R. McCurdy
976-977Lauric acid-containing triglycerides in seeds of umbellularia californica nutt. (Lauraceae)T. Reynolds, J. V. Dring and C. Hughes
978-979Novel fatty acids in azima tetracantha seed oilC. D. Daulatabad, V. A. Desai, K. M. Hosamani and A. M. Jamkhandi
980-982Analysis of neutral lipids and glycerolysis products from olive oil by liquid chromatographyBaokang Yang and Jyhping Chen
983-984The effect of temperature on the induction time of a stabilized oilGreg Reynhout

Volume 69, Number 1 / January 1992

vFrom the editor
1-8Perfluoroalkylated fatty acid monoesters of trehalose and sucrose for biomedical applications: Remarkable emulsifying properties of 6-O-[3′-(perfluorooctyl) propanoyl]-trehaloseSamir Abouhilale, Jacques Greiner and Jean G. Riess
9-13Emulsification properties of polyesters and sucrose ester blends I: Carbohydrate fatty acid polyestersCasimir C. Akoh
14-19Emulsification properties of polyesters and sucrose ester blends II: Alkyl glycoside polyestersCasimir C. Akoh and Chigozie V. Nwosu
20-24Effect of various parameters on sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) flux through a collagen membraneM. T. Garcia, J. Sanchez Leal and I. Ribosa
25-29Monomer-micelle equilibrium in the diffusion of surfactants in binary systems through collagen filmsM. T. García, I. Ribosa, J. Sanchez Leal and F. Comelles
30-33Relationship of structure to properties of surfactants. 16. Linear decyldiphenylether sulfonatesMilton J. Rosen, Zhen Huo Zhu and Xi Yuan Hua
34-38Surfactant solubilization behavior
39-43Hydroxy alkane sulfonate (HAS), a new surfactant based on olefinsJ. Stapersma, H. H. Deuling and R. van Ginkel
44-46α-Sulfonated fatty acid esters: I. Structural effects of sodium α-sulfonated fatty acid higher alcohol esters on surface-active properties and emulsification abilityT. Okano, J. Tanabe, M. Fukuda and M. Tanaka
47-51Addition of bisulfite to α-olefins: Synthesis of n-alkane sulfonates and characterization of intermediatesRobert Herke and Khalid Rasheed
52-59C-21 dicarboxylic acids in soap and detergent applicationsPhilip L. Robinson
60-63Synthesis and surface activity of self-sequestering surfactantsK. M. Chen and H. R. Wang
64-70Association of nonionic polymer with hydrocarbon/fluorocarbon surfactant in aqueous solutionTakahiko Nojima, Kunio Esumi and Kenjiro Meguro
71-79Rheological prediction of the physical stability of concentrated dispersions containing particulatesPaul F. Reboa and Michael C. Fryan
80-84Aqueous solution properties of a silicone surfactant and its mixed surfactant systemsMakoto Ohno, Kunio Esumi and Kenjiro Meguro
85-88Enzymatic preparation of ricinoleic acid esters of long-chain monohydric alcohols and properties of the estersS. Ghoshray and D. K. Bhattacharya
89-91Production of sophorose lipids by
92-93Surface-active properties of antifungal lipopeptides produced by

Volume 69, Number 2 / February 1992

95-105Positional and geometrical isomers of linoleic acid in partially hydrogenated oilsW. M. N. Ratnayake and G. Pelletier
106-110trans-Polyunsaturated fatty acids in French edible rapeseed and soybean oilsRobert L. Wolff
111-118Effect of triacylglycerol composition and structures on oxidative stability of oils from selected soybean germplasmW. E. Neff, E. Selke, T. L. Mounts, W. Rinsch and E. N. Frankel, et al.
119-125Influence of fatty acids on the tocopherol stability in vegetable oils during microwave heatingHiromi Yoshida, Mikiko Tatsumi and Goro Kajimoto
126-129Effect of enzymatic interesterification on the melting point of tallow-rapeseed oil (LEAR) mixtureP. Forssell, R. Kervinen, M. Lappi, P. Linko and T. Suortti, et al.
130-136Neutron diffraction studies of liquid and crystalline trilaurinDeryck J. Cebula, D. Julian McClements, Malcolm J. W. Povey and Paul R. Smith
137-140Fractionation procedures for obtaining cocoa butter-like fat from enzymatically interesterified palm oleinC. N. Chong, Y. M. Hoh and C. W. Wang
141-145Positional analysis and determination of triacylglycerol structure ofArgania spinosa seed oilR. Maurin, K. Fellat-Zarrouck and M. Ksir
146-150Lipase-catalyzed enantioselective acidolysis of chiral 2-methylalkanoatesKarl-Heinz Engel
151-154Peroxide synthesis from alkyl halides, alcohols and alkenesThomas A. Foglia and Leonard S. Silbert
155-158Viscosities and densities of the methyl esters of some n-alkanoic acidsK. Y. Liew, C. E. Seng and L. L. Oh
159-165The peroxidic species generated by ozonolysis of oleic acid or methyl oleate in a carboxylic acid mediumLouis Rebrovic
166-169Continuous transmethylation of palm oil in an organic solventKanit Krisnangkura and Ratchadaporn Simamaharnnop
170-173Quantitation and occurrence of hydroxy fatty acids in fats and oilsDaniel P. Schwartz and Aly H. Rady
174-177One-step extraction/methylation method for determining the fatty acid composition of processed foodsFranz Ulberth and Monika Henninger
178-183Effect of water activity on secondary products formation in autoxidizing methyl linoleateA. G. Gopala Krishna and J. V. Prabhakar
184-187Functional properties of soy protein isolates as affected by heat treatment during isoelectric precipitationM. C. López de Ogara, M. Delgado de Layño, A. M. Pilosof and R. A. Macchi
188-189Cryptolepis buchnani seed oil: A rich source of keto fatty acidC. D. Daulatabad, G. M. Mulla, A. M. Mirajkar and K. M. Hosamani
190-191Epoxy oleic acid inQuamoclit seed oilsC. D. Daulatabad, V. A. Desai, K. M. Hosamani and V. B. Hiremath
192AOCS method Ce 1c-89 underestimates thetrans-octadecenoate content in favor of thecis isomers in partially hydrogenated vegetable oilsW. M. N. Ratnayake
193-194Perplexity on fatty acid identification in purslane (Portulaca oleracea) tissuesGiovanni A. Lercker and Kurt Schneider

Volume 69, Number 3 / March 1992

195-198Modern processing of rapeseedRagnar Ohlson
199-204Characterization of protein extracted from flaked, defatted, whole corn by the sequential extraction processM. P. Hojilla-Evangelista, D. J. Myers and L. A. Johnson
205-208Utilizing ethanol to produce stabilized brown rice productsElaine T. Champagne, Robert J. Hron and George Abraham
209-212Effect of feeding soy products with varying trypsin inhibitor activities on growth of shrimpDavid J. Sessa and Chhom Lim
213-220Processing of canola meal for incorporation in trout and salmon dietsS. M. McCurdy and B. E. March
221-227Fish meal and oil: Current usesAnthony P. Bimbo and Jane B. Crowther
228-231Soybean seed protein and oil contents and fatty acid composition adjustments by drought and temperatureD. L. Dornbos and R. E. Mullen
232-236Bleaching of alkali-refined vegetable oils with clay mineralsKeito Boki, Moriaki Kubo, Tetsuyuki Wada and Takamichi Tamura
237-242Effects of phospholipids on lipid oxidation of a salmon oil model systemM. F. King, L. C. Boyd and B. W. Sheldon
243-245Faster and easier methods for quantitative lipid extraction and fractionation from miniature samples of animal tissuesKathryn Elmer-Frohlich and Paul A. Lachance
246-250Polymorphic stability of some shortenings as influenced by the fatty acid and glyceride composition of the solid phaseL. deMan, V. D’Souza, J. M. deMan and B. Blackman
251-256Vegetable oil-based printing inksS. Z. Erhan, M. O. Bagby and H. W. Cunningham
257-260Lipase G-Catalyzed synthesis of monoglycerides in organic solvent and analysis by HPLCCasimir C. Akoh, Carolyn Cooper and Chigozie V. Nwosu
261-265Enzymatic fatty ester synthesisSimona Pecnik and Zeljko Knez
266-271Catalytic conversion of
272-275Evaluation of palm oil quality: Correlating sensory with chemical analysesNor Ainl Idris, A. Abdullah and A. H. Halim
276-282Recovery of residual oil from the centrifuge sludge of a palm oil mill: Effect of enzyme digestion and surfactant treatmentC. C. Ho, M. C. Show and S. H. Ong
283-287Lipid profile of process streams of palm oil millS. George and C. Arumughan
288-293Isolation and quantitative determination of sterol oxides in plant-based foods: Soybean oil and wheat flourJaffar Nourooz-Zadeh and Lars-Åke Appelqvist
294Dry refining of sesame oil with alkali-enriched sodium metasilicateS. B. Mukhopadhyay, P. K. Gupta and A. K. Basu

Volume 69, Number 4 / April 1992

295-300An NMR assay for quantitating lipase activity in biphasic macroemulsionsCharmian J. O’Connor, Susan F. Petricevic, Jan M. Coddington and Roger A. Stanley
301-304Separation and quantitation of hydroxy and epoxy fatty acid by high-performance liquid chromatography with an evaporative light-scattering detectorHervé C. Gérard, Robert A. Moreau, William F. Fett and Stanley F. Osman
305-308Partition coefficients for fatty acid esters in supercritical fluid CO2 with and without ethanolW. B. Nilsson, G. T. Seaborn and J. K. Hudson
309-313An improved micro-extraction cell for supercritical fluid extraction and chromatography of fatty acidsWillam E. Artz and Robert M. Sauer
314-316Fatty acid composition of melon seed oil lipids and phospholipidsCasimir C. Akoh and Chigozie V. Nwosu
317-320Canarium schweinfurthii
321-324Composition of American distilled tall oilsThomas V. Magee and Duane F. Zinkel
325-330A rapid method for determining the oxidation of n-3 fatty acidsLeon C. Boyd, Mei Fong King and Brian Sheldon
331-334Antioxidative action of Maillard reaction volatiles: Influence of Maillard solution browning levelB. E. Elizalde, F. Bressa and M. Dalla Rosa
335-337Oxidative stability of potato chips determined by RancimatD. Barrera-Arellano and W. Esteves
338-340Glycerol, glucose and 2-acetoacetoxyethyl methacrylate: Effect on methyl linolenate oxidation and yellowingRajkumar Kumarathasan, Amirthini B. Rajkumar, Norman R. Hunter and Hyman D. Gesser
341-346Semi-volatile and volatile compounds formed by degradation of triglycerides in a pressurized reactorG. Knothe, M. O. Bagby, T. W. Ryan, H. G. Wheeler and T. J. Callahan
347-351Kinetic studies of epoxidation and oxirane cleavage of palm olein methyl estersL. H. Gan, S. H. Goh and K. S. Ooi
352-35413C NMR spectroscopic characterization of trimethylol propane ester lubricantsP. W. R. Smith
355-358Formation of trierucoylglycerol (trierucin) from 1,2-Dierucoylglycerol by a homogenate of microspore-derived embryos ofBrassica napus LDavid C. Taylor, Nikolaus Weber, Lawrence R. Hogge, Edward W. Underhill and M. Keith Pomeroy
359-362Synthesis and spectroscopic properties of long-chain aza, aziridine and azetidine fatty estersMarcel S. F. Lie Ken Jie and M. S. K. Syed-Rahmatullah
363-366Production of 15-, 16- and 17-hydroxy-9-octadecenoic acids by bioconversion of oleic acid with
367-3717,10-Dihydroxy-8(E)-Octadecenoic acid: Stereochemistry and a novel derivative, 7,10-Dihydroxyoctadecanoic acidG. Knothe, M. O. Bagby, R. E. Peterson and C. T. Hou
372-378Adsorption isotherms of pigments from alkali-refined vegetable oils with clay mineralsKeito Boki, Moriaki Kubo, Naohito Kawasaki and Hidehito Mori
379-383Adsorptive bleaching of soybean oil with non-montmorillonite Zambian claysMichael Habile, Philip J. Barlow and Mike Hole
384-386Continuous hydrogenation of vegetable oils in reactors equipped with static mixersLucian M. Rusnac, Octavian Floarea and Radu V. Vladea
387-391Optimized separation of nonpolar and polar lipid classes from wheat flour by solid-phase extractionJose A. Prieto, Andrés Ebri and Concepción Collar
392-393Chemical and physical changes in cottonseed oil during deodorizationAytaç Saygin Gümüşkesen and Temel Çakaloz
394-395Evaluation of the bitter taste in virgin olive oilF. Gutiérrez Rosales, S. Perdiguero, R. Gutiérrez and J. M. Olias
396-397Derivatization of keto fatty acids: Part XIII—Synthesis of methyl hexahydro-3-alkyl-6-thioxo-1,2,4,5-tetrazine-3-alkanoatesM. T. Saeed, J. Mustafa, A. Rauf and S. M. Osman

Volume 69, Number 5 / May 1992

399-404The electrocatalytic hydrogenation of soybean oilG. J. Yusem and P. N. Pintauro
405-409Catalytic transfer hydrogenation of soybean oilA. Šmidovnik, A. Štimac and J. Kobe
410-416Selective hydrogenation of oleic acid to 9-octadecen-1-ol: Catalyst preparation and optimum reaction conditionsK. Y. Cheah, T. S. Tang, Fujio Mizukami, Shu-ichi Niwa and Makoto Toba, et al.
417-424Stereospecific analysis of fish oil triacyl-sn-glycerolsYasuhiro Ando, Kazuhiko Nishimura, Naoki Aoyanagi and Toru Takagi
425-428Conjugated linoleic acid concentration in processed cheeseN. C. Shantha, E. A. Decker and Z. Ustunol
429-437Computer modeling of packing arrangements and transitions in saturated-
438-442HPLC analysis of phospholipids by evaporative laser light-scattering detectionT. L. Mounts, S. L. Abidl and K. A. Rennick
443-446Factors promoting the formation of nonhydratable soybean phosphatidesG. R. List, T. L. Mounts and A. C. Lanser
447-450Direct gas chromatographic analysis of the unsaponifiable fraction of different oils with a polar capillary columnN. Frega, F. Bocci and G. Lercker
451-455Gamma-irradiation of individual cholesterol oxidation productsG. Maerker and K. C. Jones
456-460The determination of tocopherols in vegetable oils by square-wave voltammetryAmy E. Clough
461-465Chemistry on the decay of the phenoxy radical from butylated hydroxytolueneKanji Omura
466-468Analysis of free malonaldehyde formed in lipid peroxidation systemsvia a pyrimidine derivativeToshihiko Osawa and Takayuki Shibamoto
469-470Kinetics of pheophytin-A photodecomposition in extra virgin olive oilA. Serani and D. Piacenti
471-476Kinetics of oil extraction from corn germDjerdj Karlovic, Milan Sovilj and Jovan Turkulov
477-480Lampante olive oil refining with supercritical carbon dioxideP. Bondioli, C. Mariani, A. Lanzani, E. Fedeli and A. Mossa, et al.
481-484Novel derivatives of methyl hexahydro-3-methyl-6-thioxo-1,2,4,5-tetrazine-3-nonanoateM. T. Saeed, J. Mustafa, A. Rauf and S. M. Osman
485-487Synthesis of dimethyl-substituted C18 furanoid fatty esterM. S. F. Lie Ken Jie and K. P. Wong
488-491A novel technique for the preparation of secondary fatty amidesAlexander Bilyk, Raymond G. Bistline, George J. Piazza, Stephen H. Feairheller and Michael J. Haas
492-494Characterization of the seed oil and meal from apricot, cherry, nectarine, peach and plumB. S. Kamel and Y. Kakuda
495-497Canavalia ensiformis neutral lipids, a rich source of lupeolE. M. Gaydou, J. Viano and P. J. -L. Bourreil

Volume 69, Number 6 / June 1992

499-508Characterization of used frying oils. Part 1: Isolation and identification of compound classesD. R. Gardner, R. A. Sanders, D. E. Henry, D. H. Tallmadge and H. W. Wharton
509-519Characterization of used frying oils. Part 2: Comparison of olestra and triglycerideD. E. Henry, D. H. Tallmadge, R. A. Sanders and D. R. Gardner
520-524The effect of primary antioxidants and synergists on the activity of plant extracts in lardC. Banias, V. Oreopoulou and C. D. Thomopoulos
525-527Temperature effects on the determination of oxidative stability with the metrohm rancimatGerard L. Hasenhuettl and Peter J. Wan
528-532Oxidative stability of soybean oils with altered fatty acid compositionsHui-Rong Liu and Pamela J. White
533-537High-temperature stability of soybean oils with altered fatty acid compositionsHui-Rong Liu and Pamela J. White
538-544The effect of randomization on the stability of blends of trioleoylglycerol and linseed oilC. L. Tautorus and A. R. McCurdy
545-551Antioxidant properties of individual phospholipids in a salmon oil model systemM. F. King, L. C. Boyd and B. W. Sheldon
552-556The triacylglycerol structure of olive oil determined by silver ion high-performance liquid chromatography in combination with stereospecific analysisF. Santinelli, P. Damiani and W. W. Christie
557-563High-performance size-exclusion chromatographic studies on polar components formed in sunflower oil used for fryingR. Arroyo, C. Cuesta, C. Garrido-Polonio, S. López-Varela and F. J. Sánchez-Muniz
564-568Characterization of chlorophyll pigments present in canola seed, meal and oilY. Endo, C. T. Thorsteinson and J. K. Daun
569-574Isolation and identification of galactinol from castor oilseed mealTsung Min Kuo
575-578Microbial conversion of linoleic and linolenic acids to unsaturated hydroxy fatty acidsS. Koritala and M. O. Bagby
579-583Amidination of lipase with hydrophobic imidoestersM. Basri, K. Ampon, W. M. Z. Yunus, C. N. A. Razak and A. B. Salleh
584-590Growth and eicosapentaenoic acid production by
591-594Kinetics of continuous hydrolysis of tallow in a multi-layered flat-plate immobilized-lipase reactorFrank Taylor, Michael J. Kurantz and James C. Craig
595-597Characteristics and some potential applications of date palm (
598Chemotaxonomic approach protects against mistakes in polyunsaturated fatty acid analyses in plantsV. E. Vaskovsky and S. V. Khotimchenko

Volume 69, Number 7 / July 1992

599-608Comparison of high-temperature gas chromatography and CO2 supercritical fluid chromatography for the analysis of alcohol ethoxylatesAlan H. Silver and Henry T. Kalinoski
609-613HPLC analysis of quaternary ammonium surfactants with the evaporative light scattering detectorAnthony J. Wilkes, Gisele Walraven and Jean-Marie Talbot
614-620Gas chromatographic analysis of fragrances in palm-based white soapsAinie Kuntom, Hamirin Kifli and Chen Khiam Hyong
621-625A system for determining optical brighteners in laundry detergents by TLC and HPLCJ. L. Jasperse and P. H. Steiger
626-632Preparation and properties of glycerol-based double- or triple-chain surfactants with two hydrophilic ionic groupsYuan-peng Zhu, Araki Masuyama, Yoh-ichi Kirito, Mitsuo Okahara and Milton J. Rosen
633-638Synthesis and surface properties of chemodegradable anionic surfactants: Sodium salts of sulfated 2-
639-642Alkoxyalkyl-substituted glycerol acetals: New hydrophobic intermediates for surfactant synthesisAndrzej Piasecki
643-646Synthesis of diethanolamides of N-lauroyl dipeptides and correlation of their structures with surfactant and antibacterial propertiesS. Y. Mhaskar and G. Lakshminarayana
647-652Lipopeptidic surfactants. II. Acidic and basic Nα-lauroyl-L-arginine dipeptides from pure amino acidsM. R. Infante, J. Mollnero and P. Erra
653-659Phase diagrams of water and sodium dodecyl sulfate combined with four commercial nonionic surfactantsS. E. Friberg and M. Chiu
660-666Flow behavior of sucrose stearate/water systemsC. Calahorro, J. Muñoz, M. Berjano, A. Guerrero and C. Gallegos
667-671The stability of sodium hypochlorite in the presence of surfactantsMilton J. Rosen and Zhen Huo Zhu
672-677Performance and physicochemical properties of α-sulfo fatty acid methyl estersTeruhisa Satsuki, Kenji Umehara and Yuji Yoneyama
678-681Detergency of binary mixtures of LAS/STPP and LAS/Zeolites: influence of (Ca++) on the washing liquorL. Cohen, A. Moreno and J. L. Berna
682-689Alkyldimethylamine oxides as synergistic fabric softenersT. Crutcher, K. R. Smith, J. E. Borland, J. D. Sauer and J. W. Perine
690-694Application of Plackett-Burman design and linear programming to light-duty liquid detergent formulationK. Y. Chan and P. E. Kavanagh
695-703Alkylphenol ethoxylates in the environmentCarter G. Naylor, James P. Mieure, William J. Adams, John A. Weeks and Frank J. Castaldi, et al.

Volume 69, Number 8 / August 1992

705-717The influence of food emulsifiers on fat and sugar dispersions in oils. I. Adsorption, sedimentationDorota Johansson and Bjöm Bergenståhl
718-727The influence of food emulsifiers on fat and sugar dispersions in oils. II. Rheology, colloidal forcesDorota Johansson and Bjöm Bergenståhl
728-733The influence of food emulsifiers on fat and sugar dispersions in oils. III. Water content, purity of oilsDorota Johansson and Björn Bergenståhl
734-740Molal volumes of some
741-747Kinetics of butterfat crystallizationD. S. Grall and R. W. Hartel
748-754Enzymatic synthesis of monoglycerides in a membrane bioreactor with an in-line adsorption columnA. van der Padt, J. T. F. Keurentjes, J. J. W. Sewalt, E. M. van Dam and L. J. van Dorp, et al.
755-759Textural properties of cheese analogs containing proteolytic enzyme-modified soy protein isolatesSook Y. Kim (Lee), Peter S. W. Park and Khee C. Rhee
760-771Desorption mass spectrometry of olestraR. A. Sanders, D. R. Gardner, M. P. Lacey and T. Keough
772-776Analysis of lipid classes by solid-phase extraction and high-performance size-exclusion chromatographyAnu I. Hopia, Vieno I. Piironen, Pekka E. Koivistoinen and Lea E. T. Hyvönen
777-783A sensitive spectrophotometric method for lipid hydroperoxide determinationErik Løvaas
784-788Analysis of soybean lecithins and beef phospholipids by HPLC with an evaporative light scattering detectorS. L. Melton
789-793Determination of tetrachloroethylene—Results of a collaborative study and the standardized methodW. Dennis Pocklington
794-796Characteristics of bread and buns made with lard and vegetable oils of different iodine valuesBasil S. Kamel
797-801Racemic lactones from butterfat: An advanced approach that includes stereodifferentiationThomas Vorderwülbecke, Matthias Epple, Heiko Karl Cammenga, Sabine Petersen and Klaus Kieslich
802-805A new catalyst for the selective hydrogenation of sunflower seed oilM. T. Rodrigo and S. Mendioroz
806-809The antioxidant properties of ethoxyquin and of some of its oxidation products in fish oil and mealSnorri Thorisson, Frank Gunstone and Roy Hardy
810-813Control of lipid oxidation in fish oil with various antioxidative compoundsJukka K. Kaitaranta
814-818Extraction and identification of an antioxidative component from peanut hullsPin-Der Duh, Dong-Bor Yeh and Gow-Chin Yen
819-822Functional properties of dehulled sesame (sesamum indicum L.) seed flourU. E. Inyang and C. U. Nwadimkpa
823-825Supercritical CO2 extraction of egg yolk: Impact of temperature and entrainer on residual proteinS. D. Arntfield, N. R. Bulley and W. J. Crerar
826-828The effect of 2,4,6,8-tetramethyldecanoic acid on the hydrolysis and acylation of phospholipid by lipase in isooctaneMasakazu Yamaoka, Jens Fortkamp, Michael Morr and Rolf D. Schmid
829-831Simplified method for the determination oftrans monoenes in edible fats by TLC-GLCFranz Ulberth and Monika Henninger
832-834Separation and purification of pinolenic acid by the iodolactonization methodAnneli Hase, Maija Ala-Peijari, S. Kaltia and J. Matikainen
835-836On the structure of the liquid state of triglyceridesKåre Larsson
837-839Synthesis of (

Volume 69, Number 9 / September 1992

841-846Effects of cultivar and tempering procedures on crude soybean oil volatilesNicki J. Engeseth, Edward G. Perkins and Barbara P. Klein
847-853Effect of after-cooking darkening inhibitors on stability of frying oil and quality of french friesG. Mazza and H. Qi
854-857Effect of various packaging materials on storage stability of refined, bleached, deodorized palm oilN. N. Nkpa, T. A. Arowolo and F. C. Osanu
858-865Volatile compounds in oils after deep frying or stir frying and subsequent storageChung-May Wu and Shu-Yueh Chen
866-871Action of chlorophylls on the stability of virgin olive oilFrancisca Gutiérrez-Rosales, Juan Garrido-Fernández, Lourdes Gallardo-Guerrero, Beatriz Gandul-Rojas and M. Isabel Minguez-Mosquera
872-875Dielectric properties for monitoring the quality of heated oilsS. M. El-Shami, I. Zaki Selim, I. M. El-Anwar and M. Hassan El-Mallah
876-879Ultrasonic
880-883Effects of minor compounds on hydrogenation rate of soybean oilYan-Hwa Chu and Li-Hui Lin
884-889A new twin-screw press design for oil extraction of dehulled sunflower seedsS. Isobe, F. Zuber, K. Uemura and A. Noguchi
890-893Removal of cellulose from sunflower meal by fractionationJovanka Lević, I. Delić, Mellta Ivić, M. Rac and Sofija Stefanović
894-897Adsorptive capacity of active filter aids for used cooking oilR. A. Yates and J. D. Caldwell
898-905Relationship between cooling rate and crystallization behavior of hydrogenated sunflowerseed oilM. L. Herrera, J. A. Segura, G. J. Rivarola and M. C. Añón
906-911Study of the polymorphism and the crystallization kinetics of tripalmitin: A microscopic approachM. Kellens, W. Meeussen and H. Reynaers
912-916Characteristics and performance of some commercial shorteningsI. NorAini, M. S. Embong, A. Abdullah and C. H. Oh Flingoh
917-924An overview of the phenolics of canola and rapeseed: Chemical, sensory and nutritional significanceFereidoon Shahidi and Marian Naczk
925-929Hydration of inorganic solid powder in the presence and absence of polar and nonpolar oilAhindra Nag
930-934Digestibility of fatty acid monomers, dimers and polymers in the ratG. Márquez-Ruiz, M. C. Pérez-Camino and M. C. Dobarganes
935-938Detection of olive oil adulteration with canola oil from triacylglycerol analysis by reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatographyE. Salivaras and A. R. McCurdy
939-944Production of 5,8,11-cis-eicosatrienoic acid by a Δ12-desaturase-defective mutant ofMortierella alpina 1S-4Saeree Jareonkitmongkol, Hiroshi Kawashima, Sakayu Shimizu and Hideaki Yamada
945-947Inhibition of aflatoxin production in
948-950Chlorophyll adsorption on acid-activated clayÇetin Güler and Fatma Tunç
951-952Acidic ethanol extraction of cottonseedR. J. Hron, G. Abraham, M. S. Kuk and G. S. Fisher
953Effects of phospholipids on lipid oxidation of a salmon oil model systemM. F. King, L. C. Boyd and B. W. Sheldon

Volume 69, Number 10 / October 1992

955-960Enzymatic esterification of glycerol I. Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of regioisomerically pure 1,3-sn-diacylglycerolsMatthias Berger, Kurt Laumen and Manfred P. Schneider
961-965Enzymatic esterification of glycerol II. Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of regioisomerically pure 1(3)-rac-monoacylglycerolsMatthias Berger and Manfred P. Schnelder
966-973Kilogram-scale ester synthesis of acyl donor and use in lipase-catalyzed interesterificationsScott Bloomer, Patrick Adlercreutz and Bo Mattiasson
974-977Purification and properties of lipase from the anaerobepropionibacterium acidi-propioniciR. Sarada and Richard Joseph
978-981The positional and fatty acid selectivity of oat seed lipase in aqueous emulsionsG. J. Piazza, A. Bilyk, D. P. Brower and M. J. Haas
982-985Recovery of hydroxy fatty acids from lesquerella oil with lipasesDouglas G. Hayes and Robert Kleiman
986-991Lipase-catalyzed transesterification of phosphatidylcholine at controlled water activityIngemar Svensson, Patrick Adlercreutz and Bo Mattiasson
992-998Differential scanning calorimetry of confectionery fats: Part II—Effects of blends and minor componentsDeryck J. Cebula and Kevin W. Smith
999-1002Effects of rosemary extracts and major constituents on lipid oxidation and soybean lipoxygenase activityQinyun Chen, Huang Shi and Chi-Tang Ho
1003-1008Effects of deodorization and steam-refining parameters on finished oil qualityA. Maza, R. A. Ormsbee and L. R. Strecker
1009-1014Thermodynamic limitations for pigment adsorption during the bleaching of triglyceride oilsD. M. Chapman and E. A. Pfannkoch
1015-1018Dehulling of palm kernel of oil palm (Elaeis guineensis) to obtain superior-grade palm kernel flour and oilN. Sreedhara, C. Arumughan and C. S. Narayanan
1019-1022Composition and distribution of individual molecular species of major glycolipids in wheat flourJ. A. Prieto, A. Ebri and C. Collar
1023-1026Acid-catalyzed alcoholysis ofVernonia galamensis oilKent A. A. Bryant, Chukwuma P. Nwaonicha, Melissa A. Anderson and Folahan O. Ayorinde
1027-1031Cyclopinolenic acids: Synthesis, derivatives and thermal propertiesA. Hase, S. Kaltia, J. Matikainen, M. Ala-Peijari and T. Hase
1032-1035Quality factors in exported peanuts from agrentina, China and the united statesT. H. Sanders, J. R. Vercellotti, K. L. Crippen, R. T. Hinsch and G. K. Rasmussen, et al.
1036-1038Nondestructive single-kernel oil determination of maize by near-infrared transmission spectroscopyBruce A. Orman and Robert A. Schumann
1039-1040The effect of freezing on the analysis of chlorophyll content of canola seed (Brassica napus L.)K. Ward, R. Scarth and J. K. Daun
1041-1042Incorporation of eicosapentaenoic and docosahexaenoic acids into groundnut oil by lipase-catalyzed ester interchangeR. Sridhar and G. Lakshminarayana
1043-1045Fate of minor free amino acids and phospholipids in crude tallow during steam splittingShi Rong Xu, Takeshi Matsuo, Genichi Danno, Nariaki Wakiuchi and Satoshi Fujii
1046-1048Biodegradation ofVernonia galamensis seed Oil byAcinetobacter andPseudomonas sp.Eva-Sarbah-Yalley, Folahan O. Ayorinde and Broderick E. Eribo
1049-1050Phospholipid adsorption onto rice hull ash from soy oil miscellasA. Proctor, L. C. Tan and S. Palaniappan
1051-1053Detection of interesterified fats in hydrogenated fatsS. Adhikari and J. Adhikari
1054-1055Modelling the temperature dependence of kinematic viscosity for refined canola oilWeiguo Lang, Shahab Sokhansanj and Frank W. Sosulski

Volume 69, Number 11 / November 1992

1057-1068Molecular motion and transitions in solid tripalmitin measured by deuterium nuclear magnetic resonanceT. M. Eads, A. E. Blaurock, R. G. Bryant, D. J. Roy and W. R. Croasmun
1069-1076Solubility of fatty acids in supercritical carbon dioxideP. Maheshwari, Z. L. Nikolov, T. M. White and R. Hartel
1077-1080On the formation of granular crystals in fat blends containing palm oilA. Watanabe, I. Tashima, N. Matsuzaki, J. Kurashige and K. Sato
1081-1087The effect of relative humidity gradient on water vapor permeance of lipid and lipid-hydrocolloid bilayer filmsI. Greener Donhowe and O. Fennema
1088-1097Screening of lipase activities with cultures from the agricultural research service culture collectionC. T. Hou and T. M. Johnston
1098-1103Selective distribution of saturated fatty acids into the monoglyceride fraction during enzymatic glycerolysisGerald P. McNeill, Dieter Borowitz and Ralf G. Berger
1104-1107Production of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid-enriched fish oil by lipase-catalyzed acidolysis without solventTsuneo Yamane, Tomomasa Suzuki, Youko Sahashi, Line Vikersveen and Tamotsu Hoshino
1108-1111Chemiluminescence as a method for oxidative rancidity assessment in autoxidized marine oilsIvan C. Burkow, Per Moen and Kersti Øverbø
1112-1117Viscosity-structure relationship of dilute triglycerides’ solutions correlation to retention time in reversed-phase liquid chromatographyMaria Tasioula-Margari and Ioannis N. Demetropoulos
1118-1123Rapid and direct lodine value and saponification number determination of fats and oils by attenuated total reflectance/fourier transform infrared spectroscopyF. R. van de Voort, J. Sedman, G. Emo and A. A. Ismail
1124-1130Validation of a method for gas chromatographic analysis of eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid as active ingredients in medicinal productsTerje Tande, Harald Breivik and Terje Aasoldsen
1131-1135Seasonal and regional variation in triglyceride composition of French butterfatSalwa Bornaz, Georgette Novak and Michel Parmentier
1136-1140Participation of free fatty acids in the oxidation of purified soybean oil during microwave heatingHiromi Yoshida, Izumi Kondo and Goro Kajimoto
1141-1145Alternative extraction effects on the free fatty acids and phosph in oil from damaged and undamaged soybeansC. Adhikari, H. E. Snyder, T. W. Kwon and P. K. Clark
1146-1149A comparative study between biorefining combined with other processes and physical refining of high-acid mohua oilR. Sengupta and D. K. Bhattacharyya
1150-1153Synthesis of oleyl oleate as a jojoba oil analogN. Sánchez, M. Martinez, J. Aracil and A. Corma
1154-1156Adsorptive removal of aflatoxinsM. S. Kuk, R. J. Hron, G. Abraham and P. J. Wan
1157-1159Assessment of oxidative deterioration of salted dried fish by nuclear magnetic resonanceHiroaki Saito and Miho Udagawa
1160-1161Long-chain derivatives with a hexahydrothioxotetrazine moiety as potential antimicrobial agentsM. W. Y. Khan, J. Mustafa, A. Rauf, M. T. Saeed and S. M. Osman

Volume 69, Number 12 / December 1992

1163-1169Enzyme-modified proteins from corn gluten meal: Preparation and functional propertiesAdie Mannheim and Munir Cheryan
1170-1176Effects of steaming on soybean proteins and trypsin inhibitorsR. L. Anderson
1177-1183Characterization of monomers produced from thermal high-pressure conversion of meadowfoam and oleic acids into estolidesTerry A. Isbell, Robert Kleiman and Selim M. Erhan
1184-1188Densities of vegetable oils and fatty acidsH. Noureddini, B. C. Teoh and L. Davis Clements
1189-1191Viscosities of vegetable oils and fatty acidsH. Noureddini, B. C. Teoh and L. Davis Clements
1192-1197Effect of solvent polarity and fractionation temperature on the physicochemical properties of squid viscera stearinM. H. Yang, S. C. Chang and R. H. Chen
1198-1205Chemical and physical properties of the solid fats in commercial soft margarinesV. D’Souza, J. M. deMan and L. deMan
1206-1209Resistance to crystallization of blends of palm olein with soybean oil stored at various temperaturesI. NorAini, H. Hanirah, Flingoh C. H. Oh and N. Sudin
1210-1214Concentration of docosahexaenoic acid in glyceride by hydrolysis of fish oil with
1215-1218Quality of oils from olives stored under controlled atmosphereF. Gutierrez, S. Perdiguero, J. M. García and J. M. Castellano
1219-1223Oligopolymer, diglyceride and oxidized triglyceride contents as measures of olive oil qualityTommaso Gomes
1224-1227Fatty acids and triacylglycerols of cherry seed oilF. Comes, M. Farines, A. Aumelas and J. Soulier
1228-1231Separation of petroselinic (
1232-1235Sterols and fatty acids of a whisk fern
1236-1238Hydrogen-bonding. Part 22. Characterization of soybean oil and prediction of activity coefficients in soybean oil from inverse gas chromatographic dataMichael H. Abraham and Gary S. Whiting
1239-1241The kinetics of hydrolysis of
1242-1244Restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis of soybean fatty acid contentB. W. Diers and R. C. Shoemaker
1245-1247Mass spectral studies of deuterium-labelled picolinyl fatty esters in the determination of double-bond positionsMarcel S. F. Lie Ken Jie and Y. C. Choi
1248-1250Ion chromatographic determination of phosphorus and tungsten in epoxidized soybean oilMarino Quaglino, Nicola Bottazzini, Cecilia Querci, Marco Ricci and Silvano Cavalli
1251-1253Anhydrous esterification of myristic acid with propylene: Ion exchange resin and acid-treated clay as catalystsAnimesh Chakrabarti and Man Mohan Sharma
1254-1256Formation of toxic aldehydes in cod liver oil after ultraviolet irradiationFatemeh Niyati-Shirkhodaee and Takayuki Shibamoto
1257-1259A method for bleaching rice bran oil with silica gelA. G. Gopala Krishna
1260-1262Effect of thioanisole and trimethylene sulfide on the oxidation and yellowing of methyl linolenateRajkumar Kumarathasan, Satya N. Chaudhuri, Norman R. Hunter and Hyman D. Gesser
1263-1265Quantitative structure-property relationships for normal saturated and unsaturated fatty acidsN. V. K. Dutt, Y. V. L. Ravi Kumar and H. Sumathi Vedanayagam
1266-1268The effect of fruit storage on palm oil bleachabilityW. L. Slew and N. Mohamad
1269-1271Antioxidant activity in leaves of some mediterranean plantsS. Chevolleau, J. F. Mallet, E. Ucciani, J. Gamisans and M. Gruber
1272-1273Rapid synthesis and purification of vitamin a estersV. Azais-Braesco, A. Forget, M. Mercier and P. Grolier
1274-1275Characteristics of beechnut oil (
1276A modified moisture and volatile matter determination in fats and oilsL. Hartman and F. H. Jablonka
1277Extraction and identification of an antioxidative component from peanut hullsPin-Der Duh, Dong-Bor Yeh and Gow-Chin Yen

Volume 70, Number 1 / January 1993

1-15Environmental life-cycle inventory of detergent-grade surfactant sourcing and productionCharles A. Pittinger, Jere S. Sellers, Daniel C. Janzen, Dianne G. Koch and T. Michael Rothgeb, et al.
17-22Surface activities, biodegradability and antimicrobial properties of glucosamine derivatives containing alkyl chainsShuichi Matsumura, Yasushi Kawamura, Sadao Yoshikawa, Kazuo Kawada and Tsuyoshi Uchibori
23-27N-acyl-L-leucines of biologically active uncommon fatty acids: Synthesis and antibacterial activityS. Y. Mhaskar, G. Lakshminarayana and L. Saisree
29-36Preparation, surface-active properties and acid decomposition profiles of a new “soap” bearing a 1,3-dioxolane ringDaisuke Ono, Araki Masuyama, Yohji Nakatsuji, Mitsuo Okahara and Shingo Yamamura, et al.
37-42Synthesis and properties of cationic surfactants containing a disulfide bondA. Pinazo, M. Diz, C. Solans, M. A. Pés and P. Erra, et al.
43-46Synthesis of alkyl glycoside fatty acid esters in non-aqueous media byCandida sp. lipaseLydia N. Mutua and Casimir C. Akoh
47-52Design and performance of a dynamic interfacial tension spinning-drop tensiometerJohn K. Borchardt and Craig W. Yates
53-58New detergent mechanism using cellulase revealed by change in physicochemical properties of celluloseMoriyasu Murata, Eiichi Hoshino, Michio Yokosuka and Akira Suzuki
59-64The mixed surfactant system of linear alkylbenzene sulfonate and alpha olefin sulfonateSushil K. Suri, Manmohan S. Thakur and Satish Bhardwaj
65-68Enhancement of wetting properties of water-insoluble surfactantsvia solubilizationMilton J. Rosen and Zhen Huo Zhu
69-73Water solubilization in microemulsions containing amines as cosurfactantH. N. Singh, Ch. Durga Prasad and Sanjeev Kumar
75-78Influence of anionic concentration and water hardness on foaming properties of a linear alkylbenzene sulfonateL. Cohen, A. Moreno and J. L. Berna
79-82Influence of calcium concentration in the washing liquor on detergency performance of linear alkylbenzene sulfonateL. Cohen, A. Moreno and J. L. Berna
83-89Analysis of pentasodium triphosphate hydration kineticsJ. M. Rodríguez Patino
91-96Rheokinetic analysis of the hydration of pentasodium triphosphate in a detergent slurryJ. M. Rodríguez Patino, A. Guerrero and C. Gallegos
97-99Determination of betaine and free amine in alkyldimethyl betaine by potentiometric titrationsJ. M. Plantinga, J. J. Donkerbroek and R. J. Mulder
101-103Quantitative determination of sodium lauroyl sarcosinate by gas chromatographyK. Molever
105-107New amphoteric surfactants containing the 2-perfluoroalkyl 2-hydroxy ethyl group and an amino acid residueM. Nasreddine, S. Szönyi and A. Cambon
109-110Synthesis of aromatic amino acids for antibacterial surfactantsZhi Guang Wu, Chun Nuan Ji and Ming Li Shi

Volume 70, Number 2 / February 1993

111-117The hydrolysis of phosphatidylcholine by an immobilized lipase: Optimization of hydrolysis in organic solventsM. J. Haas, D. J. Cichowicz, J. Phillips and R. Moreau
119-123Production of an eicosapentaenoic acid-containing oil by a Δ12 desaturase-defective mutant ofMortierella alpina 1S-4Saeree Jareonkitmongkol, Sakayu Shimizu and Hideaki Yamada
125-128Lipase-catalyzed modification of phospholipids: Incorporation of n-3 fatty acids into biosurfactantsLydia N. Mutua and Casimir C. Akoh
129-132Enzymatic synthesis and spectroscopic characterization of 1,3-divernoloyl glycerol fromVernonia galamensis seed oilFolahan O. Ayorinde, Chukwuma P. Nwaonicha, Voneil N. Parchment, Kent A. Bryant and Mahmoud Hassan, et al.
133-138The production of fish oils enriched in polyunsaturated fatty acid-containing triglyceridesColin F. Moffat, Alister S. McGill, Roy Hardy and Robert S. Anderson
139-143Effects of extraction and fractionation pressures on supercritical extraction of cholesterol from beef tallowRoy R. Chao, Steven J. Mulvaney and Hsimin Huang
145-147In situ esterification of rice bran oil with methanol and ethanolSevil Özgül and Selma Türkay
149-155Determination of physicochemical properties of some fatty acid methyl esters by gas liquid chromatographySajid Husain, P. Nageswara Sarma, G. Y. S. K. Swamy and K. Sita Devi
157-161Volatile compounds from the triacylglycerol of
163-168Photooxidation of soybean oils as affected by triacylglycerol composition and structureW. E. Neff, T. L. Mounts, W. M. Rinsch and H. Konishi
169-173Determination of the positional distribution of fatty acids in butterfat triacylglycerolsS. Kermasha, S. Kubow, M. Safari and A. Reid
175-177High-resolution gas-chromatographic determination of diacylglycerols in common vegetable oilsN. Frega, F. Bocci and G. Lercker
179-185Use of radiation-induced alkanes and alkenes to detect irradiated food containing lipidsGuy Lesgards, Jacques Raffi, Isabelle Pouliquen, Abdel-Aziz Chaouch and Philippe Giamarchi, et al.
187-191Effect of low-dose γ-radiation on individual phospholipids in aqueous suspensionP. W. Tinsley and G. Maerker
193-197Denicking of fatty acid pitchG. Aly, S. Stenström, F. Bertilsson and M. Beijer
199-203Development of high-performance liquid chromatography criteria for determination of grades of commercial olive oils. Part I. The normal ranges for the triacylglycerolsRichard V. Flor, Le Tiet Hecking and Brian David Martin
205-206Determination of cyclopropenoid fatty acids inSterculia seed oils from senegalJ. Miralles, E. Bassene and E. M. Gaydou
207-208Water accumulation in the alcohol extraction of cottonseedG. Abraham, R. J. Hron, M. S. Kuk and P. J. Wan
209-210Adsorptive gossypol removalM. S. Kuk, R. J. Hron and G. Abraham

Volume 70, Number 3 / March 1993

211-217Transitions of saturated monoacid triglycerides: Modeling conformational change at glycerol during α→β′→β transformationJ. W. Hagemann and J. A. Rothfus
219-224Further studies on artificial geometrical isomers of α-linolenic acid in edible linolenic acid-containing oilsRobert L. Wolff
225-228Proton nuclear magnetic resonance rapid and structure-specific determination ofω-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids in fish lipidsRaffaele Sacchi, Isabel Medina, Santiago P. Aubourg, Francesco Addeo and Livio Paolillo
229-233An automated gas-liquid chromatographic method of measuring free fatty acids in canolaWilliam E. May and D. J. Hume
235-240Sunflower oil used for frying: Combination of column, gas and high-performance size-exclusion chromatography for its evaluationF. J. Sánchez-Muniz, C. Cuesta and C. Garrido-Polonio
241-244Chlorophyll adsorption by alumina-pillared acid-activated claysRobert Mokaya, William Jones, Mary E. Davies and Mavis E. Whittle
245-247Factors affecting the gravimetric determination of the oxidative stability of oilsJ. A. García-Mesa, M. D. Luque de Castro and M. Valcárcel
249-254On the kinetics of the autoxidation of fatsUlla I. Brimberg
255-259A-ring oxidation products from γ-irradiation of cholesterol in liposomesG. Maerker and K. C. Jones
261-267A multiple-variable approach to study corn oil oxidationJ. F. Toro-Vazquez, A. A. Castillo-M and R. Hernández-C
269-276Oxidative stability of sardine and mackerel lipids with reference to synergism between phospholipids and α-tocopherolToshiaki Ohshima, Yasuo Fujita and Chiaki Koizumi
277-279Use of tetrabutylammonium tribromide for voltametric titration of unsaturation in vegetable oils and fatty acidsJ. Berthelot, P-L. Desbène and A. Desbène-Monvernay
281-285Enzymatic interesterification of tallow-sunflower oil mixturesThomas A. Foglia, Kimberly Petruso and Stephen H. Feairheller
287-295Enzymatic pretreatment of deodorizer distillate for concentration of sterols and tocopherolsSuresh Ramamurthi and Alan R. McCurdy
297-299Synthesis of long-chain (E)-3-alkenoic acids by the Knoevenagel condensation of aliphatic aldehydes with malonic acidB. V. S. K. Rao, P. Vijayalakshmi and R. Subbarao
301-307Identification and quantitation of γ-oryzanol components and simultaneous assessment of tocols in rice bran oilE. J. Rogers, S. M. Rice, R. J. Nicolosi, D. R. Carpenter and C. A. McClelland, et al.
309-311Factice from oil mixturesSelim M. Erhan and Robert Kleiman
313-317Effect of plant population densities and application of growth retardants on cottonseed yield and qualityZakaria M. Sawan, Ahmad E. Basyony, Willis L. McCuistion and Abdel Hamid A. El Farra
319-321Alkyl chain packing in a β′ triacylglycerol measured by atomic force microscopyP. J. M. W. L. Birker and J. C. G. Blonk
323Questions on the fruit pulp oil composition ofCanarium schweinfurthii engl.K. G. Berger

Volume 70, Number 4 / April 1993

325-334Separation of instrumental and chemical errors in the analysis of oils by gas chromatography—A collaborative evaluationJohn D. Craske
335-341Rapid quantitative determination of free fatty acids in fats and oils by fourier transform infrared spectroscopyA. A. Ismail, F. R. van de Voort, G. Emo and J. Sedman
343-347Quantitative determination of monoglycerides and diglycerides by high-performance liquid chromatography and evaporative light-scattering detectionJ. Liu, T. Lee, E. Bobik, M. Guzman-Harty and C. Hastilow
349-354Analysis of tocopherols by capillary supercritical fluid chromatography and mass spectrometryJanet M. Snyder, Scott L. Taylor and Jerry W. King
355-360Supercritical fluid chromatographic analysis of the propoxylated glycerol esters of oleic acidXujin J. Lu, Michelle R. Myers and William E. Artz
361-366Information on the composition of fats from their high-resolution13C nuclear magnetic resonance spectraF. D. Gunstone
367-370High-performance liquid chromatography of selected phenolic compounds in olive oilsM. Akasbi, D. W. Shoeman and A. Saari Csallany
371-375Quantitation of cholesterol oxidation products in unirradiated and irradiated meatsK. T. Hwang and G. Maerker
377-382Characterization of the volatile decomposition products of oxidized methyl arachidonateW. E. Artz, E. G. Perkins and L. Salvador-Henson
383-386Antioxidative properties of methanolic extracts from peanut hullsGow-Chin Yen and Pin-Der Duh
387-391Fatty acid selectivity of lipases: Erucic acid from rapeseed oilPhilip E. Sonnet, Thomas A. Foglia and Stephen H. Feairheller
393-399Substrate preferences for lipase-mediated acyl-exchange reactions with butteroil are concentration-dependentShu-Jung Kuo and Kirk L. Parkin
401-404Hydroxy fatty acids through hydroxylation of oleic acid with selenium dioxide/tert.-butylhydroperoxideG. Knothe, D. Weisleder, M. O. Bagby and R. E. Peterson
405-410Optimal conditions for fractionation of rapeseed lecithin with alcoholsMarian Sosada
411-415Chemical interesterification with regioselectivity for edible oilsHiroaki Konishi, William E. Neff and Timothy L. Mounts
417-424Thermoplastic extrusion—the mechanism of the formation of extrudate structure and propertiesVladimir B. Tolstoguzov
425-430Heat-induced geometrical isomerization of α-linolenic acid: Effect of temperature and heating time on the appearance of individual isomersRobert L. Wolff
431-433Polymorphic stability of hydrogenated palm oleins in dilutions with unhydrogenated liquid oilsL. deMan, Y. J. Xu, H. S. Chen and J. M. deMan
435-436Hydrogenation of heptaldehyde to heptyl alcohol with nickel catalystsP. Vijayalakshmi and R. Subbarao
437-439Determination of oil content in oilseeds by analytical supercritical fluid extractionScott L. Taylor, Jerry W. King and Gary R. List

Volume 70, Number 5 / May 1993

441-448Phase transitions of canola oil sedimentH. Liu, C. G. Biliaderis, R. Przybylski and N. A. M. Eskin
449-455High-performance liquid chromatography of the triacylglycerols ofVernonia galamensis andCrepis alpina seed oilsW. E. Neff, R. O. Adlof, H. Konishi and D. Weisleder
457-460Synthesis and isolation of epoxy secondary amidesvia direct amidation ofVernonia galamensis seed oilKent A. A. Bryant, Chukwuma P. Nwaonicha, Mahmoud Hassan, Melissa A. Anderson and Folahan O. Ayorinde
461-465Estolides from meadowfoam oil fatty acids and other monounsaturated fatty acidsSelim M. Erhan, Robert Kleiman and Terry A. Isbell
467-471Physical properties of interesterified fat blendsM. A. M. Zeitoun, W. E. Neff, G. R. List and T. L. Mounts
473-476Supercritical CO2 degumming and physical refining of soybean oilG. R. List, J. W. King, J. H. Johnson, K. Warner and T. L. Mounts
477-482The effects of bleached and unbleached rosemary oleoresins on light-sensitized oxidation of soybean oilClifford Hall and Susan Cuppett
483-487Oregano flavonoids as lipid antioxidantsS. A. Vekiari, V. Oreopoulou, C. Tzia and C. D. Thomopoulos
489-492Comparison of oxidative stability of high- and normal-oleic peanut oilsS. F. O’Keefe, V. A. Wiley and D. A. Knauft
493-496Factors affecting the shelf stability of sunflower nutsJohn T. Budin and William M. Breene
497-500Peculiar properties of lipase fromCandida parapsilosis (Ashford) langeron and taliceA. Riaublanc, R. Ratomahenina, P. Galzy and M. Nicolas
501-505Inhibition of bacterial urease by autoxidation of furan C-18 fatty acid methyl ester productsGennady Rosenblat, Mina Tabak, Marcel S. F. Lie Ken Jie and Ishak Neeman
507-511Regeneration of oils used for deep frying: A comparison of active filter aidsR. A. Yates and J. D. Caldwell
513-518Quantitation of potent odorants of virgin olive oil by stable-isotope dilution assaysHelmut Guth and Werner Grosch
519-522Synthesis of 7,10-dihydroxy-8(E)-octadecenoic acidS. Y. Mhaskar and R. Subbarao
523-534Naturally functionalized triglyceride oils in interpenetrating polymer networksL. W. Barrett, L. H. Sperling and C. J. Murphy
535-537Characterization of wax sediments in refined canola oilsXiaojun Hu, James K. Daun and Rachel Scarth
539-541Adsorption of carotene from palm oil by acid-treated rice hull ashK. Y. Liew, A. H. Yee and M. R. Nordin
543-545Conversion of oleic acid to 10-ketostearic acid by aStaphylococcus speciesA. C. Lanser
547-549Oil content and fatty acid composition of seed oil from guayule plants with different chromosome numbersA. Estilai

Volume 70, Number 6 / June 1993

551-554Quantitative analysis of synthetic mixtures of triacylglycerols with fatty acids from caprylic to stearicR. Fabien, J. D. Craske and M. Wootton
555-560The isolation and recovery of fatty acids with Δ5 unsaturation from meadowfoam oil by lipase-catalyzed hydrolysis and esterificationDouglas G. Hayes and Robert Kleiman
561-565Unsaponifiable matter, total sterol and tocopherol contents of avocado oil varietiesY. F. Lozano, C. Dhuique Mayer, C. Bannon and E. M. Gaydou
567-570Transesterification of cocoa butter by fungal lipases: Effect of solvent on 1,3-specificityS. H. Goh, S. K. Yeong and C. W. Wang
571-574Transesterification of oil by fatty acid-modified lipaseMototake Murakami, Yoshihiro Kawasaki, Masami Kawanari and Hideo Okai
575-578The effect of added solvents on soy oil lutein adsorption by silicic acidJia Mingyu and Andrew Proctor
579-582Degumming and bleaching ofLesquerella fendleri seed oilKenneth D. Carlson and Robert Kleiman
583-588Solubility of fish oil fatty acid ethyl esters in suband supercritical carbon dioxideAme Staby and Jørgen Mollerup
589-594Adsorption isotherms of sesame oil in a concentrated miscella systemJ. F. Toro-Vazquez and Alejandro Rocha-Uribe
595-600Oxidative decomposition of cholesterol in fish productsToshiaki Ohshima, Nan Li and Chiaki Koizumi
601-605Hydrogenation of oleic acid to 9-octadecen-1-ol with rhenium-tin catalystThin-Sue Tang, Kien-Yoo Cheah, Fujio Mizukami, Shu-ichi Niwa and Makoto Toba, et al.
607-612The rearrangement of fatty cyclopropenoids in the presence of boron trifluorideIan S. Gilkison and Geoffrey G. Shone
613-617Correction of dietary fat availability estimates for wastage of food service deep-frying fatsJ. Edward Hunter and Thomas H. Applewhite
619-622Reduction of fat in fried batter coatings with powdered celluloseJit F. Ang
623-628Soybean protein bodies: Phospholipids and phospholipase D activityW. L. Boatright and H. E. Snyder
629-631Stereospecific analysis ofOnosmodium hispidissimum Mack. seed oil triglyceridesS. L. MacKenzie, E. M. Giblin and G. Mazza
633-635Tocopherols in runner and virginia peanut cultivars at various maturity stagesI. B. Hashim, P. E. Koehler and R. R. Eitenmiller
637-638Enrichment of phospholipids from neutral lipids in peanut oil by high-performance liquid chromatographyJ. A. Singleton
639-641Origin of the nonhydratable soybean phosphatides: Whole beans or extraction?G. R. List and T. L. Mounts
643-644One-pot synthesis of (E)-2-nonenal from castor oilJozef Kula and Halina Sadowska

Volume 70, Number 7 / July 1993

645-657Kinetics and practical significance of biodegradation of linear alkylbenzene sulfonate in the environmentR. J. Larson, T. M. Rothgeb, R. J. Shimp, T. E. Ward and R. M. Ventullo
659-665Builder performance in detergent formulations and biodegradability of poly(sodium carboxylate) containing vinyl alcohol groupsShuichi Matsumura, Haruo Shigeno and Toshiyuki Tanaka
667-671Soap determination in sewage sludge by high-performance liquid chromatographyA. Moreno, J. Bravo, J. Ferrer and C. Bengoechea
673-678The effect of micellar lifetime on the rate of solubilization and detergency in sodium dodecyl sulfate solutionsS. G. Oh and D. O. Shah
679-684The effect of nonionic surfactant structure on hemolysisMasako Ohnishi and Hiromichi Sagitani
685-691Permeability alterations in unilamellar liposomes due to betaine-type zwitterionic and anionic surfactant mixed systemsA. de la Maza and J. L. Parra
693-697Effects of sodium glycocholate and sodium taurocholate on the mixed micelles of bile salts and nonionic surfactantH. Asano, C. Izumi, Y. Sano, Y. Tabata and M. Ueno
699-706Solubilization of phospholipid bilayer caused by surfactantsA. de la Maza and J. L. Parra Juez
707-710Effect of narrowing oxirane adduct distribution on some properties of ethoxylated alcohol-based sulfosuccinic acid halfestersW. Hreczuch, Z. Krasnodębski and J. Szymanowski
711-716Polarity of broad and narrow distributed ethoxylates of fatty alcoholsA. Voelkel, J. Szymanowski and W. Hreczuch
717-721Solubilization behavior of
723-726Linear alkylbenzene sulfonate detergency behavior in water containing magnesium ionsL. Cohen, R. Vergara, A. Moreno and J. L. Berna
727-729A novel technique for the preparation of secondary fatty amides II: The preparation of ricinoleamide from castor oilGeorge J. Piazza, Raymond G. Bistline, Alexander Bilyk, Stephen H. Feairheller and Michael J. Haas
731-732Preparation and properties of cleavable dianionic surfactants with a 1,3-dioxane ringGuan-Wu Wang, Xue-Gong Lei and You-Cheng Liu
733-734Analysis of sodium isethionate in soap and lye process streams by suppressed ion chromatographyHenrik T. Rasmussen, Nicholas Omelczenko and Bruce P. McPherson
735Influence of anionic concentration and water hardness on foaming properties of a linear alkylbenzene sulfonateL. Cohen, A. Moreno and J. L. Berna

Volume 70, Number 8 / August 1993

737-744Enzymatic interesterification of triolein with tripalmitin in canola lecithin-hexane reverse micellesAlejandro G. Marangoni, Robert D. McCurdy and Eric D. Brown
745-748Lipase-catalyzed esterification of glycerol and n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid concentrate in organic solventZu-Yi Li and O. P. Ward
749-754Solubility of simple and mixed triacylglycerols in supercritical CO2W. B. Nilsson and J. K. Hudson
755-762A multistage hydrocyclone/stirred-tank system for countercurrent extraction of canola oilS. P. Adu-Peasah, L. L. Diosady and L. J. Rubin
763-766Squalene recovery from olive oil deodorizer distillatesPaolo Bondioli, Carlo Mariani, Armando Lanzani, Enzo Fedeli and Adam Muller
767-772Formation of headspace volatiles by thermal decomposition of oxidized fish oilsvs. oxidized vegetable oilsE. N. Frankel
773-778Flavonoids as stabilizers of fish oil: An alternative to synthetic antioxidantsSusana Nieto, Argelia Garrido, Julio Sanhueza, Luis A. Loyola and Glauco Morales, et al.
779-784Application of high-performance size-exclusion chromatography to study the autoxidation of unsaturated triacylglycerolsAnu I. Hopia, Anna-Maija Lampi, Vieno I. Piironen, Lea E. T. Hyvönen and Pekka E. Koivistoinen
785-788Isolation and identification of the causative factors responsible for color fixation in rice bran oilA. G. Gopala Krishna
789-792Determination of 6-ketocholestanol in unirradiated and irradiated chicken meatsK. T. Hwang and G. Maerker
793-796Separation of wax esters from olive oils by high-performance liquid chromatographyMauro Amelio, Renzo Rizzo and Flavio Varazini
797-802Effects of feedingCuphea oil to three generations of CBA/2 and C57B1/6 miceS. Hendrich, C. K. Lii, R. Myers and J. Dupont
803-805Determination of seventeen elements in edible oils and margarine by instrumental neutron activation analysisFelib Y. Iskander
807-809Antioxidant activity of mediterranean plant leaves: Occurrence and antioxidative importance of α-tocopherolS. Chevolleau, J. F. Mallet, A. Debal and E. Ucciani
811-813Inhibition of malonaldehyde formation from lipids by an isoflavonoid isolated from young green barley leavesT. Nishiyama, Y. Hagiwara, H. Hagiwara and T. Shibamoto
815-816Isolation and identification of palmitoylphosphocholinepropanediol from γ-irradiated dipalmitoylphosphatidylcholineP. W. Tinsley and G. Maerker
817-819Large-scale preparation of linoleic acid-d2-enriched triglycerides fromCrepis alpina seed oilRichard O. Adlof and Edward A. Emken
821-822Avocado oil extraction with appropriate technology for developing countriesV. Bizimana, W. M. Breene and A. S. Csallany

Volume 70, Number 9 / September 1993

823Canola: Process and product technologyTed Mag
825-829Enzyme-aidedvs. two-stage processing of canola: Technology, product quality and cost evaluationK. Sosulski and F. W. Sosulski
831-835A laboratory study of the press effect in adsorptive bleachingJohn H. Henderson
837-841Behavior of chlorophyll derivatives in canola oil processingKiyoji Suzuki and Akira Nishioka
843-847Chemical aspects of chlorophyll breakdown products and their relevance to canola oil stabilityC. L. Tautorus and N. H. Low
849-852Enzymatic modification of canola/palm oil mixtures: Effects on the fluidity of the mixtureJ. Kurashige, N. Matsuzaki and H. Takahashi
853-861Thermal gelation of the 12S canola globulinLori W. Léger and Susan D. Arntfield
863-866Cultivar identification inBrassica napus L. by reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography of ethanol extractsR. J. Mailer, J. Daun and R. Scarth
867-873Water vapor and oxygen permeability of wax filmsGreener Donhowe and O. Fennema
875-880Density estimation for fatty acids and vegetable oils based on their fatty acid compositionJ. D. Halvorsen, W. C. Mammel and L. D. Clements
881-884Determination of total carbonyl compounds in aqueous mediaNatsuko Yukawa, Hitoshi Takamura and Teruyoshi Matoba
885-890Enzymatic hydrolysis pretreatment for mechanical expelling of soybeansD. D. Smith, Y. C. Agrawal, B. C. Sarkar and B. P. N. Singh
891-894Temperature shifts in regulation of lipids accumulated byLipomyces starkeyiM. Suutari, P. Priha and S. Laakso
895-898Influence of viscosity on wax settling and refining loss in rice bran oilA. G. Gopala Krishna
899-904Further compositional analyses of flax: Mucilage, trypsin inhibitors and hydrocyanic acidR. S. Bhatty
905-908Mass spectrometric characterization ofVernonia galamensis oilMelissa A. Anderson, Ledelle Collier, Robert Dilliplane and Folahan O. Ayorinde
909-913Antioxidant activity of pea bean (
915-917Effect of temperature on linolenic acid loss and 18:3 Δ9-cis, Δ12-cis, Δ15-trans formation in soybean oilSean F. O’Keefe, V. A. Wiley and D. Wright
919-921High-resolution gas chromatographic determination of alkanols in oils extracted from olivesN. Frega, F. Bocci and G. Lercker
923-925Detection of interesterified fat in hydrogenated fat by lipase hydrolysis and by cooling curve analysisS. Sil Roy and D. K. Bhattacharyya
927-929Characteristic properties of cutting fluid additives derived from the adducts of diamines and acid chloridesS. Watanabe, T. Fujita, M. Sakamoto, T. Kuramochi and H. Kawahara
931-9338-Methylethoxyquin: A possible replacement for ethoxyquinSnorri Thorisson, Frank D. Gunstone and Roy Hardy
935-937Effect of irradiation on the proteinase inhibitor activity and digestibility (in vitro) of safflower oilcakeAnu Joseph and Madhurima Dikshit

Volume 70, Number 10 / October 1993

939-946Argentation supercritical fluid chromatography for quantitative analysis of triacylglycerolsLars G. Blomberg, Mustafa Demirbüker and Per E. Andersson
947-953Deodorization and deacidification of edible oils with dense carbon dioxideGregory R. Ziegler and Yi-Jen Liaw
955-959Synthesis and properties of erucic acid triacylglycerolsVirinder S. Grewal, Suresh Ramamurthi and Alan R. McCurdy
961-964Enzymatic synthesis of trierucin from high-erucic acid rapeseed oilMichael Trani, Robert Lortie and Françoise Ergan
965-970The composition of hydrogenated fats by high-resolution13C nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyFrank D. Gunstone
971-981Quantitative high-resolution13C and1H nuclear magnetic resonance of ω3 fatty acids from white muscle of atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)M. Aursand, J. R. Rainuzzo and H. Grasdalen
983-988Frying stability of soybean and canola oils with modified fatty acid compositionsK. Warner and T. L. Mounts
989-995Antioxidant effects of d-tocopherols at different concentrations in oils during microwave heatingHiromi Yoshida, Goro Kajimoto and Shiuji Emura
997-1001Sunflower lecithin and possibilities for utilizationJ. Holló, J. Perédi, A. Ruzics, M. Jeránek and A. Erdélyi
1003-1007Effects on lutein adsorption of adding polar solvents to silicic acid or to soy oil/hexane miscellasP. K. Clark and A. Proctor
1009-1015Formation and partial characterization of canola oil sedimentR. Przybylski, C. G. Biliaderis and N. A. M. Eskin
1017-1020A study on cashew nut oil compositionT. Gallina Toschi, M. F. Caboni, G. Penazzi, G. Lercker and P. Capella
1021-1025A rapid test to measure performance, emission and wear of a diesel engine fueled with palm oil dieselH. Masjuki, A. M. Zaki and S. M. Sapuan
1027-1030Catalytic synthesis ofdl
1031-1034Triglyceride specificity ofCandida cylindracea lipase: Effect of docosahexaenoic acid on resistance of triglyceride to lipaseYukihisa Tanaka, Tadashi Funada, Jiro Hirano and Ron Hashizume
1035-1037Fat modification in afuegal’l pitu cheese during ripening by capillary gas chromatographyL. Alonso
1039-1041Polar and nonpolar lipids and their fatty acid composition of a fewFusarium speciesH. S. Murali, M. S. Mohan, K. S. Manja and R. Sankaran
1043-1045Fatty acid selectivity: The selectivity of lipases ofGeotrichum candidumPhilip E. Sonnet, Thomas A. Foglia and Mary Welch Baillargeon
1047-1049Micro method for stereospecific analysis of triacyl-sn-glycerols by chiral-phase high-performance liquid chromatographyYasuhiro Ando and Toru Takagi
1051-1053Fast quantitative analysis of soybean oil in olive oil by high-temperature capillary gas chromatographyN. R. Antoniosi Filho, E. Carrilho and F. M. Lanças

Volume 70, Number 11 / November 1993

1055-1061Collaborative study of the oil stability index analysisTod A. Jebe, Mark G. Matlock and Ronald T. Sleeter
1063-1067On the kinetics of the autoxidation of fats. II. Monounsaturated substratesUlla I. Brimberg
1069-1073Thermoxidative and hydrolytic changes in sunflower oil used in fryings with a fast turnover of fresh oilC. Cuesta, F. J. Sánchez-Muniz, C. Garrido-Polonio, S. López-Varela and R. Arroyo
1075-1079Butter texture: The prevalent triglyceridesSalwa Bornaz, Jacques Fanni and Michel Parmentier
1081-1087Fatty acid composition of thirty-five Icelandic fish speciesSjöfn Sigurgisladóttir and Heida Pálmadóttir
1089-1092The preparation of polyglycerol esters suitable as low-caloric fat substitutesKevin S. Dobson, Kerry D. Williams and Clinton J. Boriack
1093-1099Estimation of conjugated octadecatrienes in edible fats and oilsMartin P. Yurawecz, Ana Astrid Molina, Magdi Mossoba and Yuoh Ku
1101-1104Analysis of volatile compounds in almond and plum kernel oilsK. Pićurić-Jovanović and M. Milovanović
1105-1109Enzymatic transesterification of rapeseed oil and lauric acid in a continuous reactorP. Forssell, P. Parovuori, P. Linko and K. Poutanen
1111-1114Gas chromatography of triacylglycerols in palm oil fractions with medium-polarity wide-bore columnsG. J. Sassano and B. S. J. Jeffrey
1115-1119Regressional models that describe oil absolute viscosityJ. F. Toro-Vazquez and R. Infante-Guerrero
1121-11271,3-specific lipolysis of
1129-1133Solubilization of Acyl-CoA elongases from developing rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)Anne Créach and René Lessire
1135-1138Purification and characterization of thermophilic and alkalophilic tributyrin esterase from
1139-1144The study of natural epoxy oils and epoxidized vegetable oils by13C nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyFrank D. Gunstone
1145-1148Chemical survey and erucic acid content of commercial varieties of nasturtium,Tropaeolum majus L.Kenneth D. Carlson and Robert Kleiman
1149-1156Poisoning of nickel-based catalysts in fat hydrogenationSaid Irandoust and Jonas Edvardsson
1157-1158Fatty acid composition of seed oil triglycerides in

Volume 70, Number 12 / December 1993

1159Dairy lipidsArnis Kuksis and J. Bezard
1161-1171Triacylglycerols of winter butterfat containing configurational isomers of monoenoic fatty acyl residues. I. Disaturated monoenoic triacylglycerolsPäivi Laakso and Heikki Kallio
1173-1176Triacylglycerols of winter butterfat containing configurational isomers of monoenoic fatty acyl residues. II. Saturated dimonoenoic triacylglycerolsPäivi Laakso and Heikki Kallio
1177-1181Determination of positional distribution of short-chain fatty acids in bovine milk fat on chiral columnsYutaka Itabashi, John J. Myher and Arnis Kuksis
1183-1191Identification of the less common isologous short-chain triacylglycerols in the most volatile 2.5% molecular distillate of butter oilJ. J. Myher, A. Kuksis and L. Marai
1193-1201Milk fat fractionation today: A reviewE. Deffense
1203-1207Fractionation of the triacylglycerols of lipase-modified butter oilAsmo Kemppinen and Paavo Kalo
1209-1217Mass spectrometric identification of triacylglycerols of enzymatically modified butterfat separated on a polarizable phenylmethylsilicone columnPaavo Kalo and Asmo Kemppinen
1219The future of agricultural cropsJames Brown
1221-1224Optimizing rooting of jojoba stem cuttings: Effects of basal wounding, rooting medium and depth of insertion in mediumDavid A. Palzkill and William R. Feldman
1225-1228Effect of irrigation on jojoba production under arid chaco conditions: II—Seed yields and wax qualityRicardo Ayerza (h)
1229-1234Productivity and cytogenetic characteristics of guayule. Screening of plants from the mapimi regionDiana Jasso de Rodriguez, José Luis Angulo Sánchez, Francisca Ramirez Godina, Regino Morones Reza and Raúl Rodríguez Garcia
1235-1237Parent-offspring relationships in apomictic guayuleDennis T. Ray, David A. Dierig, Anson E. Thompson and Mamadou M. Diallo
1239-1240Response of direct-seeded guayule to preemergence herbicidesM. A. Foster, L. G. Kleine and J. Moore
1241-1244Cultural practices for lesquerella productionRichard J. Roseberg
1245-1250Analysis of lipids from cooked beef by thin-layer chromatography with flame-ionization detectionAllen J. St. Angelo and Charles James
1251-1254Quantitative determination of castor oil in edible and heat-abused oils by13C nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopySajid Husain, M. Kifayatullah, G. S. R. Sastry and N. Prasada Raju
1255-1258Positional distribution of fatty acids in the triacylglycerols of developing oil palm fruitS. George and C. Arumughan
1259-1262Proton magnetic resonance imaging of lipid in pecan embryosJohn M. Halloin, Thomas G. Cooper, E. James Potchen and Tommy E. Thompson
1263-1268Factors affecting the content of tocopherol in soybean oilYan-Hwa Chu and Jiuh-Yaw Lin
1269-1272Prepress solvent extraction of cuphea seedKenneth D. Carlson, Robert Kleiman and Robert P. Pavlik
1273-1277Quality of corn germ oil obtained by aqueous enzymatic extractionMirjana Bocevska, Djerdj Karlović, Jovan Turkulov and Draginja Pericin
1279-1284Thermal densturation of glycinin as a function of hydrationDavid J. Sessa
1285-1287Increasing n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid content of fish oil by temperature control of lipase-catalyzed acidolysisTsuneo Yamane, Tomomasa Suzuki and Tamotsu Hoshino
1289-1291Improved high-performance liquid chromatography of vitamin E vitamers on normal-phase columnsTai-Sun Shin and J. Samuel Godber
1293-1294Distinction between enzymically and chemically catalyzed interesterificationS. Sil Roy and D. K. Bhattacharyya

Volume 71, Number 1 / January 1994

1-16Polymer/surfactant interaction—Its relevance to detergent systemsE. D. Goddard
17-30Chemical changes in unsaturated oils upon aging and subsequent effects on fabric yellowing and soil removalEun Kyung Choe Park and S. Kay Obendorf
31-40A quantitative study of factors that influence the substantivity of fragrance chemicals on laundered and dried fabricsSina D. Escher and Esther Oliveros
41-46The molecular mechanism for destabilization of foams by organic ionsI. Blute, M. Jansson, S. G. Oh and D. O. Shah
47-52Solubilization of cholesterol in two binary mixed micelles of bile salt and nonionic surfactantHiroyuki Asano, Hiroki Sasamoto and Minoru Ueno
53-59A comparison of surfactants derived from alcohols based on petrochemical and oleochemical sourcesBrain D. Condon and K. Lee Matheson
61-64The use of agroindustrial by-products for biosurfactant productionM. E. Mercade and M. A. Manresa
65-73Effect of secondary alcohol ethoxylates on behavior of triolein-water-surfactant systemsTeeradetch Tungsubutra and Clarence A. Miller
75-79Influence of surfactants on an extracellular lipase fromPythium ultimumZ. Mozaffar, J. D. Weete and R. Dute
81-85Synthesis and hydrolysis of chemodegradable cationic surfactants containing the 1,3-dioxolane moietyKazimiera A. Wilk, Albert Bieniecki, Bogdan Burczyk and Adam Sokolowski
87-91Enzymatic synthesis of monosaccharide fatty acid esters and their comparison with conventional productsGiuseppe Fregapane, Douglas B. Sarney, Sydney G. Greenberg, Dorothy J. Knight and Evgeny N. Vulfson
93-96Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of lysophospholipids in a continuous bioreactorDouglas B. Sarney, Giuseppe Fregapane and Evgeny N. Vulfson
97-100Synthesis and performance of ester quaternary biodegradable softenersR. Lagerman, S. Clancy, D. Tanner, N. Johnston and B. Callian, et al.
101-108Solubilization of methanol and triglycerides: Unsaturated long-chain fatty alcohol/medium-chain alkanol mixed amphiphile systemsR. O. Dunn and M. O. Bagby
109-111Quantitative determination of ethylene oxide oligomer distribution in ethoxylated alkylphenol carboxymethyl ether salts by thin-layer chromatographyJiang Yang, Lufang Zhang and Xiangrong Li
113-115Determination of ethylene oxide content inn-Alcohol ethoxylates by proton nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyCharles E. Hammond and Deborah K. Kubik

Volume 71, Number 2 / February 1994

117-126Characterization of γ-linolenic acid geometrical isomers in borage oil subjected to heat treatments (deodorization)Robert L. Wolff and Jean-Louis Sébédio
127-133Chemometric classification of two peach palm (Bactris gasipaes H.B.K.) landraces (Juruá and Vaupes)J. M. Rojas, H. Serruya and M. H. S. Bentes
135-139Variation in fatty acid composition of the different acyl lipids in seed oils from fourSesamum speciesAfaf Kamal-Eldin and Lars Åke Appelqvist
141-147Lignan analysis in seed oils from four
149-156Variations in the composition of sterols, tocopherols and lignans in seed oils from fourSesamum speciesAfaf Kamal-Eldin and Lars Åke Appelqvist
157-161Performance evaluation of hexane-extracted oils from genetically modified soybeansT. L. Mounts, K. Warner and G. R. List
163-167Stereospecific analyses of seed triacylglycerols from high-erucic acid brassicaceae: Detection of erucic acid at thesn-2 position inBrassica oleracea L. GenotypesDavid C. Taylor, Samuel L. MacKenzie, Alan R. McCurdy, Peter B. E. McVetty and E. Michael Giblin, et al.
169-174Acid-catalyzed condensation of oleic acid into estolides and polyestolidesTerry A. Isbell, Robert Kleiman and Beth A. Plattner
175-182Epoxidation ofLesquerella andLimnanthes (Meadowfoam) oilsKenneth D. Carlson, Robert Kleiman and Marvin O. Bagby
183-188Analysis of individual phospholipids by high-performance capillary electrophoresisLisbeth Ingvardsen, Søren Michaelsen and Hilmer Sørensen
189-194The determination of active filter aid adsorption sites by temperature-programmed desorptionZ. Y. Zhu, R. A. Yates and J. D. Caldwell
195-200Discriminant analysis of vegetable oils by near-infrared reflectance spectroscopyKaren M. Bewig, Andrew D. Clarke, Craig Roberts and Nan Unklesbay
201-210Diffuse reflectance Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy of oleic acid adsorption on silicic acidC. Adhikari, A. Proctor and G. D. Blyholder
211-216Oxidative stability of fat substitutes and vegetable oils by the oxidative stability index methodCasimir C. Akoh
217-219Cocoa butter extenders from Kokum (Garcinia indica) and Phulwara (Madhuca butyracea) butterS. Yella Reddy and J. V. Prabhakar
221-222Proportions of C18∶1n−7 and C18∶1n−9 fatty acids in canola seedcoat surface and internal lipidsX. Hu, J. K. Daun and R. Scarth
223-225Extraction of woolgrease with supercritical carbon dioxideM. Cygnarowicz-Provost, J. W. King, W. N. Marmer and P. Magidman
227-229Oxidative stability of high-fatty acid rice bran oil at different stages of refiningSuk Hoo Yoon and Sun Ki Kim
231-232Hydroxymethylation of jojoba oil by lewis acid-catalyzed ene reaction with formaldehydeJill F. McLellan, Roy M. Mortier, Stefan T. Orszulik and R. Michael Paton
233FDA has not eliminated butylated hydroxyanisole as an acceptable food additiveKathleen Warner

Volume 71, Number 3 / March 1994

235-242Reactors for hydrogenation of edible oilsJonas Edvardsson and Said Irandoust
243-253Monitoring the oxidation of edible oils by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopyF. R. van de Voort, A. A. Ismail, J. Sedman and G. Emo
255-259Improving the oxidative stability of polyunsaturated vegetable oils by blending with high-oleic sunflower oilE. N. Frankel and S. W. Huang
261-265Oilseed volatile analysis by supercritical fluid and thermal desorption methodsJanet M. Snyder and Jerry W. King
267-276Effect of milk fat fractions on fat bloom in dark chocolateMyung H. Lohman and Richard W. Hartel
277-283Contribution oftrans-18∶1 acids from dairy fat to european dietsRobert L. Wolff
285-291The hydrocarbon fraction of virgin olive oil and changes resulting from refiningAugusto Lanzón, Tomás Albi, Arturo Cert and Jaime Gracián
293-298Application of principal-component analysis on near-infrared spectroscopic data of vegetable oils for their classificationTetsuo Sato
299-302Thermal analysis of palm mid-fraction, cocoa butter and milk fat blends by differential scanning calorimetryA. R. Md.Ali and P. S. Dimick
303-306Reaction of carotenes in palm oil with acidK. Y. Liew, M. R. Nordin and L. S. Goh
307-312Water vapor permeability properties of edible whey protein-lipid emulsion filmsTara Habig McHugh and John M. Krochta
313-317Extraction and characterization ofDimorphotheca pluvialis seed oilBart G. Muuse, F. Petrus Cuperus and Johannes T. P. Derksen
319-323Enzymatic synthesis of acetylated glucose fatty acid esters in organic solventCasimir C. Akoh
325-330Incorporation of exogenous docosahexaenoic acid into various bacterial phospholipidsKazuo Watanabe, Chikako Ishikawa, Hitomi Inoue, Deng Cenhua and Kazunaga Yazawa, et al.
331-334Synthesis of docosahexaenoic acid-rich triglyceride with immobilized
335-338Lipase made active in hydrophobic media by coupling with polyethylene glycolY. Kodera, H. Nishimura, A. Matsushima, M. Hiroto and Y. Inada
339-342High-yield diacylglycerol formation by solid-phase enzymatic glycerolysis of hydrogenated beef tallowTsuneo Yamane, Sung Tae Kang, Katsuyoshi Kawahara and Yoshito Koizumi
343-345Rapid estimation of peroxide content of soybean oil by measuring thermoluminescenceTeruo Miyazawa, Kenshiro Fujimoto, Mikio Kinoshita and Riichiro Usuki
346Collaborative study of the oil stability index analysisT. A. Jebe, M. G. Matlock and R. T. Sleeter
346Influence of surfactants on an extracellular lipase from

Volume 71, Number 4 / April 1994

347-353Determination of trace elements in edible vegetable oils by atomic absorption spectrophotometryM. Martín-Polvillo, T. Albi and A. Guinda
355-359Supercritical fluid chromatographic analysis of fish oilsArne Staby, Christina Borch-Jensen, Steen Balchen and Jørgen Mollerup
361-364Identification and classification of olive oils by high-resolution13C nuclear magnetic resonanceRosario Zamora, José L. Navarro and Francisco J. Hidalgo
365-369Chemical structure of long-chain esters from “sansa” olive oilGiorgio Bianchi, Aldo Tava, Giovanna Vlahov and Nicoletta Pozzi
371-377Characterization of edible oils, butters and margarines by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy with attenuated total reflectanceM. Safar, D. Bertrand, P. Robert, M. F. Devaux and C. Genot
379-383Characterization of estolides produced from the acid-catalyzed condensation of oleic acidTerry A. Isbell and Robert Kleiman
385-390Isolation and characterization of sucrose polyestersJ. J. Rios, M. C. Pérez-Camino, G. Márquez-Ruiz and M. C. Dobarganes
391-395Application of UNIFAC to vegetable oil-alkane mixturesTiziana Fornari, Susana Bottini and Esteban A. Brignole
397-400Benefits and limitations of a novel chlorophyll adsorbentD. M. Chapman
401-407Separation and characterization of pigments from bleached and deodorized canola oilD. M. Chapman, E. A. Pfannkoch and R. J. Kupper
409-415Effects of crystallization conditions on sedimentation in canola oilH. Liu, C. G. Biliaderis, R. Przybylski and N. A. M. Eskin
417-421Ethanol extraction of oil, gossypol and aflatoxin from cottonseedR. J. Hron, M. S. Kuk, G. Abraham and P. J. Wan
423-426Recovery of carotenoids from palm oilC. K. Ooi, Y. M. Choo, S. C. Yap, Y. Basiron and A. S. H. Ong
427-434Effect of lipid unsaturation on the antioxidative activity of some phenolic acidsEmma M. Marinova and Nedjalka V. Yanishlieva
435-440Sensory stability of canola oil: Present status of shelf life studiesL. J. Malcolmson, M. Vaisey-Genser, R. Przybylski and N. A. M. Eskin
441-444The formation of oxo- and hydroxy-fatty acids in heated fats and oilsDaniel P. Schwartz, Aly H. Rady and Soledad Castañeda
445-448Continual conversion of free fatty acid in rice bran oil to triacylglycerol by immobilized lipaseYoshitsugu Kosugi, Tsutomu Kunieda and Naoki Azuma
449-452Triacylglycerol consumption during spore germination of vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal fungiM. L. Gaspar, R. J. Pollero and M. N. Cabello
453-455Quantitation of volatile compounds in heated triolein by static headspace capillary gas chromatography/infrared spectroscopy-mass spectrometrySymon M. Mahungu, Steven L. Hansen and William E. Artz
457-458Characteristics and composition of guava (Psidium guajava L.) seed and oilN. B. L. Prasad and G. Azeemoddin
459-460Separation of monoacylglycerols by high-performance liquid chromatography on nitrile-bonded phaseToru Takagi and Yasuhiro Ando
461-462Microwave heating of cottonseed: A pilot plant studyE. J. Conkerton, D. C. Chapital and P. J. Wan

Volume 71, Number 5 / May 1994

463-467Enzymic enhancement of n−3 fatty acid content in fish oilsHubert Maehr, Gladys Zenchoff and David L. Coffen
469-473Influence of interesterification on the oxidative stability of marine oil triacylglycerolsHiromi Kimoto, Yasushi Endo and Kenshiro Fujimoto
475-478Positional distribution of 24∶6(n−3) in triacyl-sn-glycerols from flathead flounder liver and fleshToru Ota, Yasunosuke Kawabata and Yasuhiro Ando
479-48213C nuclear magnetic resonance monitoring of free fatty acid release after fish thermal processingIsabel Medina, Raffaele Sacchi and Santiago Aubourg
483-490Enzymatic phosphatidylcholine hydrolysis in organic solvents: An examination of selected commercially available lipasesM. J. Haas, K. Scott, W. Jun and G. Janssen
491-4949(Z)-Octadecenamide and fatty amides byBacillus megaterium (B-3437) conversion of oleic acidT. Kaneshiro, R. F. Vesonder, R. E. Peterson, D. Weisleder and M. O. Bagby
495-499Low-linolenic acid soybean oil—Alternatives to frying oilsT. L. Mounts, K. Warner, G. R. List, W. E. Neff and R. F. Wilson
501-506Hydrogenation of 9-octadecenoic acid by Ru−Sn−Al2O3 catalysts: Effects of catalyst preparation methodThin-Sue Tang, Kien-Yoo Cheah, Fujio Mizukami, Shu-ichi Niwa and Makoto Toba
507-511Kinetics of catalytic transfer hydrogenation of soybean oilA. Smidovnik, J. Kobe, S. Leskovsek and T. Koloini
513-518Determination of water droplet size in margarines and low-calorie spreads by nuclear magnetic resonance self-diffusionB. Balinov, O. Söderman and T. Wärnheim
519-523Activity of antioxidants in solution and in irradiated heterogeneous systemBranka Katusin-Razem and Dusan Razem
525-528Characterization of palm acid oilAinie Kuntom, Wai-Lin Siew and Yew-Ai Tan
529-532The composition, active components and bacteriostatic activity of propolis in dieteticsJosep Serra Bonvehí, Francesc Ventura Coll and Rossend Escolà Jordà
533-535Effects of bleached and unbleached rosemary oleoresin and rosmariquinone on light-sensitized oxidation of soybean oilClifford Hall, Susan Cuppett, Desmond Wheeler and Xiaoping Fu
537-539Reversed-Phase high-performance liquid chromatographic analysis of triacylglycerol autoxidation products with ultraviolet and evaporative light-scattering detectorsEija Viinanen and Anu Hopia
541-542Fatty acid variation of runner peanut (Arachis hypogaea L.) among geographic localities from Córdoba (Argentina)N. R. Grosso, A. Lamarque, D. M. Maestri, J. A. Zygadlo and C. A. Guzmán
543-544Synthesis of methyl 9,12-epoxyoctadecanoate from castor oilS. Y. Mhaskar and V. V. S. Mani
545-546Further study on the one-pot synthesis of (E)-2-nonenal from castor oilJozef Kula, Magdalena Sikora and Robert Dabrowski
547-548Resolution ofvic-dihydroxy acid diastereomers to four enantiomers by high-performance liquid chromatographyToru Takagi
549-550Heat capacity of the triglycerides: Tricaproin, tricaprylin and tricaprinMark A. Eiteman and John W. Goodrum
551-552Chromatographic separation of glucopyranosyl sinapate from canola mealRyszard Amarowicz and Fereidoon Shahidi

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553-561Technological and economical aspects of the metathesis of unsaturated estersM. Sibeijn, E. K. Poels, A. Bliek and J. A. Moulijn
563-567γ-Linolenic acid concentrates from borage and evening primrose oil fatty acidsvia lipase-catalyzed esterificationM. S. K. Syed Rahmatullah, V. K. S. Shukla and K. D. Mukherjee
569-573Enrichment of γ-linolenic acid from evening primrose oil and borage oilvia lipase-catalyzed hydrolysisM. S. K. Syed Rahmatullah, V. K. S. Shukla and K. D. Mukherjee
575-578Enzymatic synthesis of geranyl acetate inn-hexane withCandida antarctica lipasesPaul A. Claon and Casimir C. Akoh
579-582Acidolysis of babassu fat catalyzed by immobilized lipaseL. A. Gioielli, R. N. M. Pitombo, M. Vitolo, R. Baruffaldi and M. N. Oliveira, et al.
583-587Synthesis of mono- and diglycerides in water-in-oil microemulsionsC. P. Singh, D. O. Shah and Krister Holmberg
589-594Diffuse-reflectance Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy of vegetable oil triglyceride adsorption on silicic acidC. Adhikari, A. Proctor and G. D. Blyholder
595-601Bleaching rapeseed and soybean oils with synthetic adsorbents and attapulgitesKeito Boki, Hidehito Mori and Naohito Kawasaki
603-607Simultaneous extraction of oil and antinutritional compounds from flaxseedT. K. Varga and L. L. Diosady
609-614A new short-path distillation system applied to the reduction of cholesterol in butter and lardArmando Lanzani, Paolo Bondioli, Carlo Mariani, Liliana Folegatti and Stefania Venturini, et al.
615-618Supercritical fluid fractionation of thermally oxidized canola oilSteven L. Hansen and William E. Artz
619-622Lipid composition of perilla seedHyo-Sun Shin and Sung-Whan Kim
623-627Effects of the degree of unsaturation of coexisting triacylglycerols on cholesterol oxidationNan Li, Toshiaki Ohshima, Kei-ichi Shozen, Hideki Ushio and Chiaki Koizumi
629-632Oxidative stability of flaxseed lipids during bakingZ. Y. Chen, W. M. N. Ratnayake and S. C. Cunnane
633-640Antioxidant activities of selected oriental herb extractsS. Y. Kim, J. H. Kim, S. K. Kim, M. J. Oh and M. Y. Jung
641-644Antioxidant properties of deferoxamineE. Shimoni, R. Armon and I. Neeman
645-647Antioxidant efficacy of amino acids in methyl linoleate at different relative humiditiesA. G. Gopala Krishna and J. V. Prabhakar
649-651A comparison of oil stability based on the metrohm rancimat with storage at 20°CMichael H. Gordon and Eltigani Mursi
653-655Improved ozonolysis method for analysis of total n−3 fatty acids during hydrogenation of fish oilsLaila S. Jacobsen and Aage Jart
657-658“Veiled” extra-virgin olive oils: Dispersion response related to oil qualityG. Lercker, N. Frega, F. Bocci and G. Servidio
659-660Convenient preparation of methyl 10-(1,3,2-Oxazaphospholidin-2-one)undecanoate and methyl 10-(1,3,2-diazaphospholidin-2-one)undecanoateM. T. Saeed, J. Mustafa, A. Rauf and S. M. Osman
661-663Dietary effect on ω3 fatty acid contents in hybrid striped bassChung W. Seo, Chun Hung Chiu and Ronald Hodson
665-667Acid fraction evolution in wood extractives ofPinus pinaster aitCarlos Arrabal and Manuel Cortijo
669-670Analysis of epoxidized soybean oil by gas chromatographyLi-Ming T. Han and G. Szajer
671-673Leaf wax alcohols inCoincya (Brassicaceae)Javier Vioque, Julio Pastor and Eduardo Vioque

Volume 71, Number 7 / July 1994

675-694Linear alkylbenzeneJ. L. G. de Almeida, M. Dufaux, Y. Ben Taarit and C. Naccache
695-703A novel dianionic surfactant from the reaction of C14-alkenylsuccinic anhydride with sodium isethionateW. W. Schmidt, W. Lilienthal, K. H. Raney and S. T. Dubey
705-710New cleavable surfactants derived from glucono-1,5-lactoneToshiyuki Kida, Nobuaki Morishima, Araki Masuyama and Yohji Nakatsuji
711-714Chemo-enzymatic synthesis of disaccharide fatty acid estersDouglas B. Sarney, Herwig Kapeller, Guiseppe Fregapane and Evgeny N. Vulfson
715-719Production of propylene glycol fatty acid monoesters by lipase-catalyzed reactions in organic solventsJei-Fu Shaw and Shian Lo
721-725Enzymatic production and physicochemical characterization of uncommon wax esters and monoglyceridesRaimund Multzsch, Wolfram Lokotsch, Beate Steffen, Siegmund Lang and Jürgen O. Metzger, et al.
727-730Preparation and properties of sulfonate salt-type cleavable surfactants with a 1,3-dioxane ringGuan-Wu Wang, Xian-You Yuan, You-Cheng Liu and Xue-Gong Lei
731-737Improvement of lecithin as an emulsifier for water-in-oil emulsions by thermalizationJohn D. Weete, Sucheta Betageri and George L. Griffith
739-741Glycerylbisether sulfates. I: Improved synthesisBrian D. Condon
743-747Glycerylbisether sulfates. II: Performance propertiesBrian D. Condon
749-755Builder performance in detergent formulations and biodegradability of partially dicarboxylated amylopectinShuichi Matsumura, Kiyotaka Aoki and Kazunobu Toshima
757-761Precipitation of anionic surfactants in the presence of sodium oleate and calcium ionsS. Das, N. Nayyar, R. G. Bhirud, K. S. Narayan and V. V. Kumar
763-766Effect of solubilized amines on the structural transition of cetyltrimethylammonium bromide micelles in aqueous potassium bromideSanjeev Kumar, Kirti and Kabir-ud-Din
767-770The influence of sodium tripolyphosphate and zeolites on detergency of linear alkylbenzene sulfonate in the presence of Mg++L. Cohen, R. Vergara, A. Moreno and J. L. Berna
771-776Dynamic surface tension of aqueous surfactant solutions. 6. Compounds containing two hydrophilic head groups and two or three hydrophobic groups and their mixtures with other surfactantsTao Gao and Milton J. Rosen
777-781Effects and measurements of polyoxyethylene block length in polyoxyethylene-polyoxybutylene copolymersV. M. Nace, R. H. Whitmarsh and M. W. Edens
783-787Foam enhancement by short-chain hydrophobe alcohol ethoxylates in light-duty liquidsBrian D. Condon
789-791Fatty acid distribution of fats, oils and soaps by high-performance liquid chromatography without derivatizationEdmund D. George
793-794Kinetics and preparation of amine oxidesC. Joe Toney, F. E. Friedli and P. J. Frank

Volume 71, Number 8 / August 1994

795-801Thermal behavior of butterfat fractions and mixtures of tripalmitin and butterfatC. Simoneau, P. Fairley, J. M. Krochta and J. B. German
803-806Melting and solidification characteristics of confectionery fats: Anhydrous milk fat, cocoa butter and palm kernel stearin blendsA. R. Md. Ali and P. S. Dimick
807-810Detection of animal fats in butter by differential scanning calorimetry: A pilot studyE. Coni, M. Di Pasquale, P. Coppolelli and A. Bocca
811-815Effects of processing and storage on chlorophyll derivatives in commercially extracted canola oilKerry Ward, Rachael Scarth, J. K. Daun and C. T. Thorsteinson
817-822Canola extract as an alternative natural antioxidant for canola oilUdaya N. Wanasundara and Fereidoon Shahidi
823-826Effect of equilibrium oil extraction on the chemical composition and sensory quality of soy flour and concentratesP. K. Clark and A. Proctor
827-831Detoxification of castor seed meal by interaction with sal seed mealV. M. Gandhi, K. M. Cherian and M. J. Mulky
833-837Equilibrium distributions of key components of spearmint oil in sub/supercritical carbon dioxideSevan Platin, Elif Ö. Özer, Ugur Akman and Öner Hortaçsu
839-843Variation in lipid composition of niger seed (Guizotia abyssinica Cass.) Samples collected from different regions in ethiopiaParesch Chandra Dutta, Seved Helmersson, Eshetu Kebedu, Getinet Alema and Lars-Åke Appelqvist
845-851Lipid composition ofHerrania andTheobroma seedsD. R. Carpenter, J. F. Hammerstone, L. J. Romanczyk and W. Martin Aitken
853-855Silver ion high-performance liquid chromatography of the triacylglycerols ofCrepis alpina seed oilW. E. Neff, R. O. Adlof and M. El-Agaimy
857-861Effect of alkali metal ions on gel formation in the 12-hydroxystearic acid/soybean oil systemTakamitsu Tamura, Takashi Suetake, Toshinaga Ohkubo and Kazuo Ohbu
863-866A novel technique for the preparation of secondary fatty amides
867-871Selective gas chromatographic determination of cholesterol in eggsF. Guardiola, R. Codony, M. Rafecas and J. Boatella
873-876Electron impact mass spectra of the oxazoline derivatives of some conjugated diene and triene C18 fatty acidsV. Spitzer, F. Marx and K. Pfeilsticker
877-880Analysis of tocopherols in vegetable oils by high-performance liquid chromatography: Comparison of fluorescence and evaporative light-scattering detectionG. William Chase, Casimir C. Akoh and Ronald R. Eitenmiller
881-886Hydrolysis of fats and oils with moist oat caryopsesShantilal Parmar and E. G. Hammond
887-891Enzymatic hydrolysis of oat and soya lecithin: Effects on functional propertiesAnna-Marja Aura, Pirkko Forssell, Annikka Mustranta, Tapani Suortti and Kaisa Poutanen
893-896Kinetics of all-trans-β-carotene degradation on heating with and without phenylalanineKiriaki Papadopoulou and Jennifer M. Ames
897-900Effects of sugar, salt and water on soybean oil quality during deep-fryingYan-Hwa Chu and Shiuan Luo
901-905Estimation of the sharma constant and thermoacoustic properties of vegetable oilsM. S. R. Subrahmanyam, H. Sumathi Vedanayagam and P. Venkatacharyulu
907-909Analysis of alpha-linolenic acid geometrical isomers in deodorized oils by capillary gas-liquid chromatography on cyanoalkyl polysiloxane stationary phases: A note of cautionRobert L. Wolff
911-913Synthesis of civetone from palm oil productsYuen-May Choo, Kay-Eng Ooi and Ing-Hong Ooi
915-916Fatty acid composition in seed oils of some onagraceaeJ. A. Zygadlo, R. E. Morero, R. E. Abburra and C. A. Guzman
917Survey of commercial varieties of nasturtium,Tropaeolum majus L.Kenneth D. Carlson and Robert Kleiman

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919The Canadian Section of the American Oil Chemists’ Society—9th Annual MeetingKelley C. Fitzpatrick
921-926The determination of peroxide value by fourier transform infrared spectroscopyF. R. van de Voort, A. A. Ismail, J. Sedman, J. Dubois and T. Nicodemo
927-930Lipase-catalyzed esterification of oleic acid and methanol in hexane—A kinetic studySuresh Ramamurthi and Alan R. McCurdy
931-934A comparison of high-performance liquid chromatography and spectrophotometry to measure chlorophyll in canola seed and oilKerry Ward, Rachael Scarth, J. K. Daun and C. T. Thorsteinson
935-939The production of Chinese rapeseed protein isolates by membrane processingL. Xu and L. L. Diosady
941-945Production potential of eicosapentaenoic acid byMonodus subterraneusZvi Cohen
947-950Recovery of eicosapentaenoic acid from fungal mycelia by solvent extractionDennis J. O’Brien and Gerard E. Senske
951-954Enrichment of polyunsaturated fatty acids withGeotrichum candidum lipaseYuji Shimada, Kazuaki Maruyama, Suguru Okazaki, Masaki Nakamura and Akio Sugihara, et al.
955-959Comparison between extraction of lipids and fatty acids from microalgal biomassE. Molina Grima, A. Robles Medina, A. Giménez Giménez, J. A. Sánchez Pérez and F. Garcia Camacho, et al.
961-967Improved lipase-catalyzed incorporation of long-chain fatty acids into medium-chain triglycerides assisted by supercritical carbon dioxide extractionAkihiro Shishikura, Kenshiro Fujimoto, Teruhiko Suzuki and Kunio Arai
969-973Interesterification of butterfat by commercial microbial lipases in a cosurfactant-free microemulsion systemM. Safari and S. Kermasha
975-978Conversion of linoleic acid to 10-hydroxy-12(Z)-octadecenoic acid byFlavobacterium sp. (NRRL B-14859)Ching T. Hou
979-983Enzyme-assisted aqueous extraction of fat from kernels of the shea tree,Butyrospermum parkiiKwaku Tano-Debrah and Yoshiyuki Ohta
985-992Distribution of the major fatty acids of human milk betweensn-2 andsn-1,3 positions of triacylglycerolsHeikki Kallio and Philippe Rua
993-997Functionalization at the double bond region of jojoba oil. 6. Production of aminesvia azidesVictor Avidon and Arnon Shani
999-1002Jojoba wax: Its esters and some of its minor componentsJ. Busson-Breysse, M. Farines and J. Soulier
1003-1006Characteristic properties of cutting fluid additives derived from the derivatives of ricinoleic acid polymersS. Watanabe, H. Nakagawa, Y. Ohmori, T. Fujita and M. Sakamoto
1007-1012Comparison of processes for the supercritical carbon dioxide extraction of oil from soybean seedsE. Reverchon and L. Sesti Osséo
1013-1016Silica refining of palm oilWai-Lin Siew, Yew-Ai Tan and Thin-Sue Tang
1017-1020Characterization of sucrose polyesters-triacylglycerols mixturesG. Márquez-Ruiz, M.C. Pérez-Camino, J.J. Rios and M.C. Dobarganes
1021-1026Sphingomyelin from milk-characterization of liquid crystalline, liposome and emulsion propertiesMartin Malmsten, Björn Bergenståhl, Lena Nyberg and Göran Odham
1027-1033The alkyl glycidyl ether as synthetic building blocksKouichi Urata and Naotake Takaishi
1035-1037Effects of Lewis acid catalysts on the esterification kinetics of castor oil with oleic acidA. Erdem-Şenatalar, E. Erencek, M. Tüter and A. T. Erciyes
1039-1040Fatty and resin acids of spanishpinus pinaster Ait. SubspeciesCarlos Arrabal and Manuel Cortijo
1041-1043Utilization of protein-rich ethanol co-products from corn in tilapia feedY. Victor Wu, Ronald Rosati, David J. Sessa and Paul Brown
1045Research on oleic andcis-vaccenicJames K. Daun, X. Hu and R. Scarth
ICharacterization of palm acid oilA. Kuntom, W-L. Siew and Y-A. Tan

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1047Instrumental methods for determination of oil, protein and other constituents of oilseeds and mealsJ. K. Daun
1049-1055Near-infrared spectroscopic analysis of deterioration indices of soybeans for process control in oil milling plantTetsuo Sato, Hideyuki Abe, Sumio Kawano, Goro Ueno and Kiyoji Suzuki, et al.
1057-1062Simultaneous determination of oil and water contents in different oilseeds by pulsed nuclear magnetic resonanceGuy Rubel
1063-1068Comparison of three whole seed near-infrared analyzers for measuring quality components of canola seedJames K. Daun, Kathleen M. Clear and Phil Williams
1069-1072Comparison of combustion and Kjeldahl methods for determination of nitrogen in oilseedsJames K. Daun and Douglas R. DeClercq
1073-1078Identification and segregation of high-value soybeans at a country elevatorCharles R. Hurburgh
1079-1086Antioxidant activity of oat extract in soybean and cottonseed oilsL. L. Tian and P. J. White
1087-1094Antipolymerization activity of oat extract in soybean and cottonseed oils under frying conditionsL. L. Tian and P. J. White
1095-1099Antioxidative components, xanthone derivatives, in
1101-1109Oxidative stability of purified canola oil triacylglycerols with altered fatty acid compositions as affected by triacylglycerol composition and structureW. E. Neff, T. L. Mounts, W. M. Rinsch, H. Konishi and M. A. El-Agaimy
1111-1116Oxidative stability of blends and interesterified blends of soybean oil and palm oleinW. E. Neff, M. A. El-Agaimy and T. L. Mounts
1117-1121Effects of frying oil composition on potato chip stabilityK. Warner, P. Orr, L. Parrott and M. Glynn
1123-1128Possible causes for decreased stability of canola oil processed from green seedC. L. Tautorus and N. H. Low
1129-1134Cis-trans
1135-1139A kinetic study on isothermal crystallization of palm oil by solid fat content measurementsW. L. Ng and C. H. Oh
1141-1144Identification of major triglycerides causing the clouding of palm oleinP. Z. Swe, Y. B. Che Man, H. M. Ghazali and L. S. Wei
1145-1148Effects of expander process on the phospholipids in soybean oilF. Zhang, S. S. Koseoglu and K. C. Rhee
1149-1155Conversion of allylic hydroxy oleate to conjugated linoleic acid and methoxy oleate by acid-catalyzed methylation proceduresMartin P. Yurawecz, Jennifer K. Hood, John A. G. Roach, Magdi M. Mossoba and Daniel H. Daniels, et al.
1157-1162Comparison between two procedures for stereospecific analysis of triacylglycerols from vegetable oils—I: Olive oilP. Damianl, F. Santinelli, M. S. Simonetti, M. Castellini and M. Rosi
1163-1167Determination of wool wax in raw wool by raman spectroscopyJeffrey S. Church, Ashley S. Davie, David W. James, Wah-Hing Leong and Daryl J. Tucker
1169-1171Quantitation of volatile compounds in heated trilinolein by static headspace-capillary gas chromatography/infrared spectroscopy-mass spectrometrySymon M. Mahungu, Steven L. Hansen and William E. Artz
1173-1175Behavior of diglycerides and conjugated fatty acid triglycerides in reverse-phase chromatographyM. K. Chang, E. J. Conkerton, D. Chapital and P. J. Wan
1177-1178Physical characteristics of mustard oil solvent miscellaOebasis Nag and N. G. Bhole

Volume 71, Number 11 / November 1994

1179-1187Preparation of fatty acid methyl esters for gas-chromatographic analysis of lipids in biological materialsKe-Shun Liu
1189-1194Effect of extraction systems on the quality of virgin olive oilL. Di Giovacchino, M. Solinas and M. Miccoli
1195-1199Preferential degradation of noncholine phosphatides in soybean lecithin by thermalizationJohn D. Weete
1201-1204Functional properties of protein extracted from flaked, defatted, whole corn by ethanol/alkali during sequential extraction processingDeland J. Myers, Milagros P. Hojilla-Evangelista and Lawrence A. Johnson
1205-1209Use of cyclic anhydrides to remove cholesterol and other hydroxy compounds from fats and oilsY. -F. Gu, Y. Chen and E. G. Hammond
1211-1217Separation of vitamin E and γ-oryzanols from rice bran by normal-phase chromatographyMoustapha Diack and Michael Saska
1219-1222Separation of molecular species ofcis- andtrans-triacylglycerols intrans-hardened confectionery fats by silver-ion high-performance liquid chromatographyK. W. Smith, J. M. Perkins, B. S. J. Jeffrey and D. L. Phillips
1223-1226Polymerization of vegetable oils and their uses in printing inksS. Z. Erhan and M. O. Bagby
1227-1230Preparation of glycol derivatives of partially hydrogenated soybean oil fatty acids and their potential as lubricantsHemendra N. Basu, Ellen M. Robley and Max E. Norris
1231-1238Selectivity control in substituted fatty amines synthesis from esters or nitriles in the presence of bifunctional catalystsJ. Barrault, S. Brunet, N. Suppo-Essayem, A. Piccirilli and C. Guimon
1239-1243Nonvolatile components produced in triolein during deep-fat fryingSteven L. Hansen, Michelle R. Myers and William E. Artz
1245-1249Antioxidant constituents of peanut oilA. G. Gopala Krishna and J. V. Prabhakar
1251-1254Oxidative stability of sunflower oil extracted with supercritical carbon dioxideL. Calvo, M. J. Cocero and J. M. Díez
1255-1260Crystallization behavior of hydrogenated sunflowerseed oil: Kinetics and polymorphismM. L. Herrera
1261-1265Density and viscosity of low-molecular weight triglycerides and their mixturesMark A. Eiteman and John W. Goodrum
1267-1271Kinetics of the Kreis test through response surface methodologyShanthi Narasimhan, G. K. Sarva Mangala, A. K. Vasanth Kumar, Nagin Chand and D. Rajalaksmi
1273-1276Evaporative light scattering mass detection for high-performance liquid chromatographic analysis of sucrose polyester blends in cooking oilsG. William Chase, Casimir C. Akoh and Ronald R. Eitenmiller
1277-1280Lipase-catalyzed incorporation of n−3 polyunsaturated fatty acids into vegetable oilsKuan-hsiang Huang and Casimir C. Akoh
1281-1285Interaction of soy isolate with polysaccharide and its effect on film propertiesFrederick F. Shih
1287-1289Effect of saline irrigation water on olive oil compositionM. A. El-Agaimy, W. E. Neff, M. El-Sayed and I. I. Awatif
1291-1293Protein nitrogen combustion method collaborative study I. Comparison with smalley total Kjeldahl nitrogen and combustion resultsDavid L. Berner and Janet Brown
1295-1296Rapid equilibrium extraction of rice bran oil at ambient temperatureA. Proctor, V. M. Jackson, M. Scott and P. K. Clark
1297-1299Densities and molal volumes of

Volume 71, Number 12 / December 1994

1301-1308Review of stability measurements for frying oils and fried food flavorS. L. Melton, Sajida Jafar, Danielle Sykes and M. K. Trigiano
1309-1313Assessment of thin-film oxidation with ultraviolet irradiation for predicting the oxidative stability of edible oilsMichael H. Gordon, Eltigani Mursi and J. Barry Rossell
1315-1319Formation of the intense flavor compoundtrans-4,5-epoxy-(E)-2-decenal in thermally treated fatsKlaus Gassenmeier and Peter Schieberle
1321-1325Liquid chromatographic-mass spectrometric analysis of conjugated diene fatty acids in a partially hydrogenated fatSebastiano Banni, Billy W. Day, Rhobert W. Evans, Francesco P. Corongiu and Benito Lombardi
1327-1331Characterization of chlorophyll pigments in ripening canola seed (Brassica napus)Kerry Ward, Rachael Scarth, J. K. Daun and C. T. Thorsteinson
1333-1337Color determination in olive oilsD. Escolar, Ma R. Haro, A. Saucedo, J. Ayuso and A. Jiménez, et al.
1339-1342Automated refractive index measurement of catalyst-laden edible oils undergoing partial hydrogenationCharles F. Cole, Glen M. Hill and Alois J. Adams
1343-1348Identification of nine acetylenic fatty acids, 9-hydroxystearic acid and 9,10-epoxystearic acid in the seed oil of
1349-1352Quality control of rapeseed oil methyl esters by determination of acyl conversionJán Cvengroš and Zuzana Cvengrošová
1353-1356Supercritical carbon dioxide extraction of cottonseed with co-solventsM. S. Kuk and R. J. Hron
1357-1361Pretreatment efficiency for physical refining of sunflowerseed oilEtelka Dimic, Dj. Karlovic and J. Turkulov
1363-1366Adsorption isotherms of fatty acids on rice hull ash in a model systemMuhammad Idiris Saleh and Farook Adam
1367-1372The effect of lauric-based molecules on trilaurin crystallizationPaul R. Smith, Deryck J. Cebula and Malcolm J. W. Povey
1373-1380Limit of the solid fat content modification of butterSalwa Bornaz, Jacques Fanni and Michel Parmentier
1381-1384Detection of refined animal and vegetable fats in adulteration of pure milkfatC. Mariani, S. Venturini, E. Fedeli and G. Contarini
1385-1389Interdroplet heterogeneous nucleation of supercooled liquid droplets by solid droplets in oil-in-water emulsionsD. J. McClements, S. -W. Han and S. R. Dungan
1391-1396Detection of soybean antigenicity and reduction by twin-screw extrusionAkio Ohishi, Kazunori Watanabe, Masumi Urushibata, Kimiko Utsuno and Kazuya Ikuta, et al.
1397-1403Synthesis of triacylglycerol from polyunsaturated fatty acid by immobilized lipaseYoshitsugu Kosugi and Naoki Azuma
1405-1409A comparison between lipase-catalyzed esterification of oleic acid with glycerol in monolayer and microemulsion systemsC. P. Singh, Peter Skagerlind, Krister Holmberg and D. O. Shah
1411-1414Lipase-catalyzed transesterification of rapeseed oil and 2-ethyl-1-hexanolY. -Y. Linko, M. Lämsä, A. Huhtala and P. Linko
1415-1419Transesterification of phospholipids in different reaction conditionsAnnikka Mustranta, Tapani Suortti and Kaisa Poutanen
1421-1423Lipase ofGeotrichum candidum immobilized on silica gelPhilip E. Sonnet, Gerald P. McNeill and Wang Jun
1425-1427Long-term soybean composition patterns and their effect on processingCharles R. Hurburgh
1429-1430Oilseed protein solubility after exposure to hydrogen peroxideT. J. Jacks

Volume 72, Number 1 / January 1995

1-9Atmospheric-pressure ionization mass-spectrometric analysis of new anionic surfactants: The alkylpolyglucoside estersRoberto Maffei Facino, Marina Carini, Gabriele Depta, Paolo Bernardi and Bruno Casetta
11-15Surfactant analysis by matrix-assisted laser desorption time-of-flight mass spectrometryBarry Thomson, Zhiyu Wang, Anthony Paine, Alfred Rudin and Gilles Lajoie
17-21Ion-chromatographic characterization of ethoxylated anionic surfactantsA. Stemp, V. A. Boriraj, P. Walling and P. Neill
23-30Analysis of nonionic surfactants in bench-scale biotreater samplesS. T. Dubey, L. Kravetz and J. P. Salanitro
31-35Measurement and interpretation of zeolite NaA builder performanceRaymond P. Denkewicz, Anita G. Monino, Deborah E. Russ and Howard S. Sherry
37-42Automation of phase diagram recordingJ. Rouse, S. T. Adamy, A. Mehreteab and G. Broze
43-47Surface tension studies on novel allylic mono-and dihydroxy fatty compounds. A method to distinguish
49-52Fluorescence technique for the determination of low critical micelle concentrationsAmmanuel Mehreteab and Betty Chen
53-59Protease stabilization by highly concentrated anionic surfactant mixturesJim Lalonde, E. Jane Witte, Mary L. O’Connell and Lynn Holliday
61-65Enzymatic synthesis of polyglycerol-fatty acid esters in a solvent-free systemD. Charlemagne and M. D. Legoy
67-71Utilization of canola oil and lactose to produce biosurfactant with
73-81Preparations and reactions of alkyl ethers of some aldohexosesKouichi Urata, Shinji Yano and Naotake Takaishi
83-87Synthesis and characterization of cleavable cationic surfactants with a 1,3-dioxane ringGuan-Wu Wang, Xian-You Yuan, You-Cheng Liu, Xue-Gong Lei and Qing-Xiang Guo
89-95Nonionic surfactant polarity index determination by inverse gas chromatographyV. M. Nace and James C. Knoell
97-103Reaction of sodium perborate with a chlorinated cyclic hindered amine (TMP-Cl): I. Quantitative evaluation of active oxygen species in fabric bleachingMasami Fujiwara, Takamitsu Tamura and Yasuhiro Akabane
105-108Reaction of sodium perborate with a chlorinated cyclic hindered amine (N-chloro-4-hydroxy-2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidine) II. Activating effects and related characteristics in practical fabric bleachingMasami Fujiwara, Takamitsu Tamura, Shigeo Nishida and Yasuhiro Akabane
109-113A lamellar liquid crystal with a vegetable oilS. Hamdan, K. Anuar and G. R. Mitchell
115-122Influence of 2-phenyl alkane and tetralin content on solubility and viscosity of linear alkylbenzene sulfonateL. Cohen, R. Vergara, A. Moreno and J. L. Berna
123-130Aggregation of unsaturated long-chain fatty alcohols in nonaqueous systemsR. O. Dunn and M. O. Bagby
131-136Solubilization of unilamellar liposomes by betaine-type zwitterionic/anionic surfactant systemsA. de la Maza and J. L. Parra
137-143Study of the ditallowdimethylammonium chloride interaction with celluloseAndré M. Crutzen
145-149The interaction between co-polymer of vinylpyrrolidone and vinylacetate and anionic surfactants in aqueous solutionsKunio Esumi and Tetsuya Maekawa
151-155Aqueous and nonaqueous microemulsion systems with a palm oil-base emollientS. Hamdan, R. Lizana and C. R. Laili
157-159Sulfonation with SO3: Relative reactivity of commercial alkylbenzene componentsL. Cohen, R. Vergara, A. Moreno and J. L. Berna
161-162A novel sample preparation for chloride analysis in bar soapsK. Molever

Volume 72, Number 2 / February 1995

163-169Heat treatment of cream: A model of the butter texture response in relation with triglyceride compositionSalwa Bornaz, Jacques Fanni and Michel Parmentier
171-176Fat encapsulation in spray-dried food powdersPia Fäldt and Björn Bergenståhl
177-181Effects of soybean pretreatments on crude oil qualityYan-Hwa Chu
183-188Process conditions affect pigment quality and yield in extracts of purple sunflower hullsD. Wiesenborn, Z. Zbikowski and H. Nguyen
189-192Association of seed size with genotypic variation in the chemical constituents of soybeansKeShun Liu, Frank Orthoefer and Edward A. Brown
193-197Fatty acid vinyl esters as acylating agents: A new method for the enzymatic synthesis of monoacylglycerolsUwe T. Bornscheuer and Tsuneo Yamane
199-204Reactions of dioxiranes with selected oleochemicalsP. E. Sonnet, M. E. Lankin and G. P. McNeill
205-211Lecithins in oil-continuous emulsions. Fat crystal wetting and interfacial tensionDorota Johansson and Björn Bergenståhl
213-218Isolation of erucic acid from rapeseed oil by lipase-catalyzed hydrolysisGerald P. McNeill and Philip E. Sonnet
219-224Supercritical fluid extraction and chromatography of emulsifiersWilliam E. Artz and Michelle R. Myers
225-229Chemical characterization of lysyl oxidase inhibitor from avocado seed oilGennady Rosenblat, Herbert M. Kagan, Manzoor A. Shah, Gerchard Spiteller and Itshak Neeman
231-237Transesterification kinetics of triglycerides for a modified lipase in
239-243Studies of the fatty acid specificity of the lipase fromRhizomucor miehei toward 20:1n-9, 20:5n-3, 22:1n-9 and 22:6n-3Susanne Bech Pedersen and Gunhild Hølmer
245-249Enzymatic enrichment of C20
251-256Enzyme-assisted aqueous extraction of shea fat: A rural approachKwaku Tano-Debrah and Yoshiyuki Ohta
257Effects and measurements of polyoxyethylene block length in polyoxyethylene-polyoxybutylene copolymersV. M. Nace, R. H. Whitmarsh and M. W. Edens
257Preparation of glycol derivatives of partially hydrogenated soybean oil fatty acids and their potential as lubricantsHemendra N. Basu, Ellen M. Robley and Max E. Norris
257Evaporative light scattering mass detection for high-performance liquid chromatographic analysis of sucrose polyester blends in cooking oilsG. William Chase, Casimir C. Akoh and Ronald R. Eitenmiller

Volume 72, Number 3 / March 1995

259-272Content and distribution oftrans-18:1 acids in ruminant milk and meat fats. Their importance in european diets and their effect on human milkRobert L. Wolff
273-279Photopyroelectric method for determination of thermophysical parameters and detection of phase transitions in fatty acids and triglycerides. Part I: Principles, theory, and instrumentational conceptsDorin Dadarlat, Dane Bicanic, Henk Visser, Fulvio Mercuri and Angela Frandas
281-287Photopyroelectric determination of thermophysical parameters and detection of phase transitions in fatty acids and triglycerides. Part II: Temperature dependence of thermophysical parametersDorin Dadarlat, Dane Bicanic, Henk Visser, Fulvio Mercuri and Angela Frandas
289-292Measurement of adulteration of olive oils by near-infrared spectroscopyI. J. Wesley, R. J. Barnes and A. E. J. McGill
293-297Positional distribution of ω3 Fatty acids in marine lipid triacylglycerols by high-resolution13C nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyM. Aursand, L. Jørgensen and H. Grasdalen
299-303Cyclic voltammetry of lipophilic compounds in oil: Direct determination of lipid peroxide with a carbon past electrodeOk-Sun Kim, Keiko Maekawa and Kousuke Kusuda
305-308Stereospecific analysis and mass spectrometry of triacylglycerols fromarabidopsis thaliana (L.) heynh. columbia seedDavid C. Taylor, E. Michael Giblin, Darwin W. Reed and Lawrence R. Hogge
309-315Some compositional properties of camelina (camelina sativa L. Crantz) seeds and oilsJohn T. Budin, William M. Breene and Daniel H. Putnam
317-321Progeny analysis of tobacco that express a mammalian Δ9 desaturaseW. S. Grayburn and D. F. Hildebrand
323-326Microbial transformation of 12-hydroxyoctadecanoic acid to 5-n-hexyl-tetrahydrofuran-2-acetic acidJ. -K. Huang, K. C. Keudell, J. Zhao, W. E. Klopfenstein and L. Wen, et al.
327-330Comparative nutritional study of enzymatically and chemically interesterified palm oil productsS. Ray and D. K. Bhattacharyya
331-335Mode of oleic acid adsorption on rice hull ash cristobaliteA. Proctor, C. Adhikari and G. D. Blyholder
337-341Diffuse reflectance fourier transform infrared spectroscopy of phospholipid adsorption onto silicic acidC. Adhikari, A. Proctor and G. D. Blyholder
343-347Composition of crystals of palm olein formed at room temperatureP. Z. Swe, Y. B. Che Man and H. M. Ghazali
349-353Polyhydroxy fatty acids and their derivatives from plant oilsB. Dahlke, S. Hellbardt, M. Paetow and W. H. Zech
355-359Analysis of estolides in technical hydroxylated fatty acids from plant oilsEberhard Fehling
361-368Analysis of hydroxylated fatty acids from plant oilsNikolaus Weber, Klaus Vosmann, Eberhard Fehling, Kumar D. Mukherjee and Dieter Bergenthal
369-374Radical chlorinations of triglyceridesPhilip E. Sonnet and Stanley Osman
375-378Margarines: A rheological studyJ. A. Segura, M. L. Herrera and M. C. Añón
379-382Margarine and shortening oils by interesterification of liquid and trisaturated triglyceridesG. R. List, T. L. Mounts, F. Orthoefer and W. E. Neff
383-384Preparation and properties of zeroTrans soybean oil margarinesG. R. List, T. Pelloso, F. Orthoefer, M. Chrysam and T. L. Mounts
385-387The spectroscopic quinoidal ion method for the analysis of carbonyl compoundsSonja R. Meyer and Louis Rebrovic
389-390The mass spectra of the 4,4-dimethyloxazoline derivatives of the methoxymethyl olefins of malvalic and sterculic acidsVolker Spitzer
391-393Factice from oil ofPutranjiva roxburghiiA. Nag, T. K. Chaki and K. B. De
395-396Isobaric vapor-liquid equilibrium data for the system: Heptaldehyde-methyl undecenoateY. V. L. Ravikumar and Vijay Kale
397-398Furanoid fatty acids in oils from soybeans lacking lipoxygenase isoenzymesHelmut Guth, Yanmin Zhang, G. Laskawy and Werner Grosch

Volume 72, Number 4 / April 1995

399-405Lipase-catalyzed alcoholysis of cod liver oil in supercritical carbon dioxideHelga Gunnlaugsdottir and Björn Sivik
407-411Enzymic synthesis of fatty esters by hydrophobic lipase derivatives immobilized on organic polymer beadsM. Basri, K. Ampon, W. M. Z. Wan Yunus, C. N. A. Razak and A. B. Salleh
413-416Lipolytic activity of white pepper powder at high temperatures in a nonaqueous systemM. J. Werman, N. Lotan and I. Neeman
417-420Fatty acid selectivity of lipases: γ-linolenic acid from borage oilThomas A. Foglia and Philip E. Sonnet
421-425Application of water mimics on preparation of eicosapentaenoic and docosahexaenoic acids containing glycerolipidsMasashi Hosokawa, Koretaro Takahashi, Noriko Miyazaki, Keiji Okamura and Mutsuo Hatano
427-432Ethanolysis of rapeseed oil: Quantitation of ethyl esters, mono-, di-, and triglycerides and glycerol by high-performance size-exclusion chromatographyRomain Fillières, Bouchra Benjelloun-Mlayah and Michel Delmas
433-437Effects of fatty acid derivatives on the ignition quality and cold flow of diesel fuelS. Stournas, E. Lois and A. Serdari
439-442Effects of epoxidation on the thermal oxidative stabilities of fatty acid esters derived from palm oleinL. H. Gan, K. S. Ooi, L. M. Gan and S. H. Goh
443-448Clarity of blends of double-fractionated palm olein with low-erucic acid rapeseed oilI. NorAini, H. Hanirah, N. Sudin, Flingoh C. H. Oh and T. S. Tang
449-453Crystallization of butter oil and separation by filter-centrifugationC. J. Breeding and R. T. Marshall
455-458Comparison of visual and automated colorimeter for refined and bleached cottonseed oilsP. J. Wan and D. R. Pakarinen
459-462Rice hull ash adsorbent performance under commercial soy oil bleaching conditionsA. Proctor, P. K. Clark and C. A. Parker
463-466Oxidation of acylglycerols and phosphoglycerides by soybean lipoxygenaseGeorge J. Piazza and Alberto Nuñez
467-471Study of neutral lipids ofLupinus mutabilis meal and isolatesFrancisco Millan, Manuel Alaiz, Inmaculada Hernandez-Pinzon, Raul Sanchez-Vioque and Juan Bautista
473-476Influence of avocado oil processing on the nature of some unsaponifiable constituentsM. Farines, J. Soulier, A. Rancurel, M. G. Montaudoin and L. Leborgne
477-480Effect of germination on tannin, mineral, and trace element composition of groundnut varietiesP. Udayasekhara Rao
481-483High-performance liquid chromatography analysis of peanut phospholipids. I. Injection system for simultaneous concentration and separation of phospholipidsJ. A. Singleton and L. F. Stikeleather
485-488High-performance liquid chromatography analysis of peanut phospholipids. II. Effect of postharvest stress on phospholipid compositionJ. A. Singleton and L. F. Stikeleather
489-492A minor source of vernolic, malvalic, and sterculic acids in
493-495Sterol composition in
497-5009

Volume 72, Number 5 / May 1995

501-506Potential β-sheet surfaces of soybean seed proteinsJohn A. Rothfus
507-510Modification of soy proteins and their adhesive properties on woodsU. Kalapathy, N. S. Hettiarachchy, D. Myers and M. A. Hanna
511-518Interesterification kinetics of triglycerides and fatty acids with modified lipase in
519-525The enzymatic hydrolysis of triglyceride-phospholipid mixtures in an organic solventM. J. Haas, D. J. Cichowicz, W. Jun and K. Scott
527-531Oil and fat hydrolysis with lipase fromAspergillus sp.X. Fu, X. Zhu, K. Gao and J. Duan
533-537Regioselective lipase-catalyzed transesterification of tributyrin. Influence of salt hydrates on acyl migrationBirte J. Sjursnes, Lise Kvittingen and Thorleif Anthonsen
539-546Quantitation of flavor volatiles in oxidized soybean oil by dynamic headspace analysisInmok Lee, Seyed H. Fatemi, Earl G. Hammond and Pamela J. White
547-551Autoxidation kinetics for fatty acids and their estersShuji Adachi, Tatsuji Ishiguro and Ryuichi Matsuno
553-557Evaluation of antioxidants for cod liver oil by chemiluminescence and the rancimat methodIvan C. Burkow, Line Vikersveen and Kristin Saarem
559-569The triglyceride composition, structure, and presence of estolides in the oils ofLesquerella and related speciesDouglas G. Hayes, Robert Kleiman and Bliss S. Phillips
571-574Analysis of the monoenoic fatty acid distribution in hydrogenated vegetable oils by silver-ion high-performance liquid chromatographyR. O. Adlof, L. C. Copes and E. A. Emken
575-583Concentration and purification of stearidonic, eicosapentaenoic, and docosahexaenoic acids from cod liver oil and the marine microalgaIsochrysis galbanaA. Robles Medina, A. Giménez Giménez, F. García Camacho, J. A. Sánchez Pérez and E. Molina Grima, et al.
585-589Turbidimetry for crystalline fractionation of lardFeng-Sheng Wang and Chin-Wen Lin
591-595Partition coefficient of diglycerides in crystallization of palm oilWai-Lin Siew and Wee-Lam Ng
597-602Dehulling of canola by hydrothermal treatmentsN. J. Thakor, S. Sokhansanj, I. McGregor and S. McCurdy
603-608Solvent effects on phase transition behavior of canola oil sedimentHua Liu, Costas G. Biliaderis, Roman Przybylski and N. A. Michael Eskin
609-612Palm oil methyl esters as lubricant additive in a small diesel engineH. H. Masjuki and S. M. Sapuan
613-615Hydrophobic interactions in the purification of soybean lecithinC. Camusso and B. Maroto
617Enzyme-assisted aqueous extraction of shea fat: A rural approachKwaku Tano-Debrah and Yoshiyuki Ohta

Volume 72, Number 6 / June 1995

619-623Four-factor response surface optimization of the enzymatic modification of triolein to structured lipidsChwen-Jen Shieh, Casimir C. Akoh and Philip E. Koehler
625-631In vitro hydrolysis of natural and synthetic γ-linolenic acid-containing triacylglycerols by pancreatic lipaseYung-Sheng Huang, Xiaorong Lin, Peter R. Redden and David F. Horrobin
633-639Enzymatic transesterification of palm olein with nonspecific and 1,3-specific lipasesH. M. Ghazali, S. Hamidah and Y. B. Che Man
641-646Enzymatic synthesis of phosphatidylcholine with fatty acids, isooctane, carbon dioxide, and propane as solventsMagnus Härröd and Inger Elfman
647-651Triglyceride deposition in tissues of germinating coconut (Cocos nucifera linn)C. Balachandran and C. Arumughan
653-659Alternative hydrocarbon solvents for cottonseed extractionP. J. Wan, D. R. Pakarinen, R. J. Hron, O. L. Richard and E. J. Conkerton
661-664Alternative hydrocarbon solvents for cottonseed extraction: Plant trialsP. J. Wan, R. J. Hron, M. K. Dowd, M. S. Kuk and E. J. Conkerton
665-669Quantitative extraction of pecan oil from small samples with supercritical carbon dioxideNiels O. Maness, Donna Chrz, Troy Pierce and Gerald H. Brusewitz
671-674Methods for increasing estolide yields in a batch reactorSelim M. Erhan, Robert Kleiman and Terry A. Isbell
675-679Competitive adsorption among sesame oil components in a concentrated miscella systemJorge F. Toro-Vazquez and Guadalupe Mendez-Montealvo
681-685n-fatty acids: Comparison of published densities and molar volumesCharles H. Fisher
687-691Thermoacoustic properties of methyl esters of
693-697Crystal morphology of mixtures of tripalmitin and butterfatPeter Fairley, John M. Krochta and J. Bruce German
699-702Storage stability of biodieselPaolo Bondioli, Ada Gasparoli, Armando Lanzani, Enzo Fedeli and Sergio Veronese, et al.
703-706Allylic hydroxy fatty compounds with Δ5-, Δ7-, Δ8-, and Δ10-UnsaturationG. Knothe, M. O. Bagby, D. Weisleder and R. E. Peterson
707-713Characterization of wax esters in the roe oil of amber fish,
715-720Chromatographic characterization of internal polar lipids from woolL. Coderch, A. de la Maza, C. Soriano, P. Erra and J. L. Parra
721-727Elucidation of cyclic fatty acid monomer structures. Cyclic and bicyclic ring sizes and double bond position and configurationMagdi M. Mossoba, Martin P. Yurawecz, John A. G. Roach, Hubert S. Lin and Richard E. McDonald, et al.
729-733Quantitative analysis of phospholipids from whey protein concentrates by high-performance liquid chromatography with a narrow-bore column and an evaporative light-scattering detectorM. N. Vaghela and A. Kilara
735-740Structures of ozonolysis products of methyl oleate obtained in a carboxylic acid mediumNaoki Nishikawa, Kaoru Yamada, Shigeaki Matsutani, Moriaki Higo and Hitoshi Kigawa, et al.
741-743Determination of oxidation stability of soybean oil with the oxidative stability instrument: Operation parameter effectsSteven E. Hill and Edward G. Perkins
745-747Thermal stability of
749-751Phenylethyl esters of fatty acids for the analytical resolution of petroselinate and oleateLinsen Liu and E. G. Hammond
753-755Carica papaya latex lipase:sn-3 stereoselectivity or short-chain selectivity? Model chiral triglycerides are removing the ambiguityP. Villeneuve, M. Pina, D. Montet and J. Graille
757-758Co-metathesis reaction of crude palm oil and etheneF. B. H. Ahmad, S. Hamdan, M. A. Yarmo and A. Alimunir

Volume 72, Number 7 / July 1995

759-771Pyrrolidone-based surfactants (a literature review)Robert B. Login
773-780Preparation and properties of new surfactants containingd
781-784Preparation and properties of ethoxylated fatty methyl ester nonionicsI. Hama, T. Okamoto and H. Nakamura
785-791Hydrolysis of human horny cells by alkaline protease: Morphological observation of the processEiichi Hoshino, Kazunari Maruta, Yasunao Wada and Kazuo Mori
793-797Coffee stain on textiles. Mechanisms of staining and stain removalErik Kissa
799-803Quantitative analysis of oil removal from cotton fabrics through thein situ formation of microemulsions by solid-state nuclear magnetic resonanceRemon Joubran, Nicholas Parris, Robert Dudley and Peter Cooke
805-809Surface-active properties and thermal behavior of S-alkylthio-carboxylic acids and their potassium saltsKatsuhisa Kamio, Kohro Kamata, Seiji Mima, Toshiharu Kuroda and Hiroshi Ookawara, et al.
811-816High-temperature stability of alcohol ethoxylatesSam Evetts, Cynthia Kovalski, Marc Levin and Michele Stafford
817-821Role of alkanols in micellar growth: A viscometric studySanjeev Kumar, Kirti, Krishna Kumari and Kabir-ud-Din
823-826A correlation for the estimation of critical micellization concentrations and temperatures of polyols in aqueous solutionsPaschalis Alexandridis, Josef F. Holzwarth and T. Alan Hatton
827-833Characterization of brighteners in detergents by high-performance liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry/ultraviolet/fluorescence and three-dimensional high-performance liquid chromatographyI. Ogura, D. L. DuVal and K. Miyajima
835-841Nonbleach process for the purification of palm C16–18 methyl ester sulfonatesAlan E. Sherry, Benjamin E. Chapman, Michael T. Creedon, James M. Jordan and Rosa L. Moese
843-852Rheological properties of alumina-polyacrylate gel dispersionsAmjad Farooq, Ammanuel Mehreteab, Guy Broze, Nagaraj Dixit and Donald Hsu
853-856Biodegradation of different carboxylate types of cleavable surfactants bearing a 1,3-dioxolane ringDaisuke Ono, Shingo Yamamura, Masaki Nakamura, Tokuji Takeda and Araki Masuyama, et al.
857-859Amine oxide/alcohol ethoxylate blends: Zero-phosphate, high-performance, hard-surface cleanersJ. H. Miller, D. A. Quebedeaux and J. D. Sauer

Volume 72, Number 8 / August 1995

861-866Determination of milk fat in chocolates by gas-liquid chromatography of triglycerides and fatty acidsJean Pontillon
867-871Principal component analysis in fast atom bombardment-mass spectrometry of triacylglycerols in edible oilsM. Lamberto and M. Saitta
873-880A rapid, automated method for the determination ofcis andtrans content of fats and oils by fourier transform infrared spectroscopyF. R. van de Voort, A. A. Ismail and J. Sedman
881-885An improved phosphorus assay for oils without carcinogenic hydrazine sulfateT. J. Han
887-890Wax ester synthesis in a membrane reactor with lipase-surfactant complex in hexaneYasuyuki Isono, Hiroshi Nabetani and Mitsutoshi Nakajima
891-894Mechanism and kinetics of the CoCl2-catalyzed esterification reaction of castor oil with oleic acidA. Erdem-Şenatalar, E. Erencek and A. T. Erciyes
895-904Low-temperature properties of triglyceride-based diesel fuels: Transesterified methyl esters and petroleum middle distillate/ester blendsR. O. Dunn and M. O. Bagby
905-909Dynamometer evaluation and engine wear characteristics of palm oil diesel emulsionsH. S. Sii, H. Masjuki and A. M. Zaki
911-920Sintering of fat crystal networks in oil during post-crystallization processesDorota Johansson and Björn Bergenståhl
921-931Wetting of fat crystals by triglyceride oil and water. 1. The effect of additivesDorota Johansson, Björn Bergenståhl and Eva Lundgren
933-938Wetting of fat crystals by triglyceride oil and water. 2. adhesion to the oil/water interfaceDorota Johansson and Björn Bergenståhl
939-950Water-in-triglyceride oil emulsions. Effect of fat crystals on stabilityDorota Johansson, Björn Bergenståhl and Eva Lundgren
951-955The effect of surfactants on the interfacial tension of frying fatBogim Gil and A. Philip Handel
957-961Lipid composition of ten edible seed species from North VietnamA. B. Imbs and Long Quoc Pham
963-965Hexane and heptane as extraction solvents for cottonseed: A laboratory-scale studyE. J. Conkerton, P. J. Wan and O. A. Richard
967-969The effects of extraction methods on sesame oil stabilityAfaf Kamal-Eldin and Lars-Åke Appelqvist

Volume 72, Number 9 / September 1995

971-979Modeling solvent extraction of vegetable oil in a packed bedG. C. Majumdar, A. N. Samanta and S. P. Sengupta
981-987Fatty acid composition of oil from adapted, elite corn breeding materialsFrancie G. Dunlap, Pamela J. White, Linda M. Pollak and Thomas J. Brumm
989-993Fatty acid composition of oil from exotic corn breeding materialsFrancie G. Dunlap, Pamela J. White and Linda M. Pollak
995-999A technique for manual injection to capillary columns with avoidance of sample discriminationJohn D. Craske
1001-1008Method for characterization of triacylglycerols and fat-soluble vitamins in edible oils and fats by supercritical fluid chromatographyPekka Manninen, Päivi Laakso and Heikki Kallio
1009-1015Extraction of phospholipids from canola with supercritical carbon dioxide and ethanolNurhan Turgut Dunford and Feral Temelli
1017-1020Seed oil determination without weighing and drying the seeds by combined free induction decay and spin-echo nuclear magnetic resonance signalsP. N. Tiwari and P. N. Gambhir
1021-1026Fatty alcohols through hydroxylation of symmetrical alkenes with selenium dioxide/tert.-butylhydroperoxideG. Knothe, M. O. Bagby and D. Weisleder
1027-1031The effect of free fatty acid on the reactivity of copper-based catalysts for the hydrogenolysis of fatty acid methyl estersFrank Th. van de Scheur, Guido U-A Sai, Alfred Bliek and Leendert H. Staal
1033-1036Reaction rates of simultaneous dehydration and hydrogenation of castor oilB. Vishwanadham, A. A. Khan and M. Bhagvanth Rao
1037-1042The structure of the triacylglycerols, containing punicic acid, in the seed oil of
1043-1046Fatty acid composition of some pine seed oilsRobert L. Wolff and Corinne C. Bayard
1047-1052Substituted thiobisphenols as antioxidants: Correlation between antioxidant activities and13C chemical shiftsTatsuo Yamamura, Kazunori Tanaka, Shogo Tomiyama, Shinryu Sai and Fukiko Yamada, et al.
1053-1057Isolation and structure determination of cassumunarins A, B, and C: New anti-inflammatory antioxidants from a tropical ginger,
1059-1063High-pressure effects on lipid oxidationP. B. Cheah and D. A. Ledward
1065-1067Antioxidant activity of methanolic extracts of peanut hulls from various cultivarsGow-Chin Yen and Pin-Der Duh
1069-1071Configurational purity of lesquerolic acidPhilip E. Sonnet and Douglas Hayes
1073-1075A simple and cost-effective gram-scale chromatographic method for the purification of soybean phospholipidsB. De Meulenaer, P. Van der Meeren, J. Vanderdeelen and L. Baert
1077-1078Chemical composition of
1079-1081Oil content and fatty acid composition of chia (Salvia hispanica L.) from five northwestern locations in ArgentinaRicardo Ayerza (h)
1083-1085Useful direct conversion of tetrahydropyranyl ethers of fatty alcohols into fatty acidsRégine Gruiec, Nicolas Noiret and Henri Patin
1087Sesame oil is very low in linolenic acidA. Kamal-Eldin
1089Sesame oil is very low in linoleic acid: A replyTetsuo Sato

Volume 72, Number 10 / October 1995

1091-1099The influence of temperature on interactions and structures in semisolid fatsDorota Johansson
1101-1105Heats of vaporization of the
1107-1115Off-flavor removal from soy-protein isolate by using liquid and supercritical carbon dioxideP. Maheshwari, E. T. Ooi and Z. L. Nikolov
1117-1121A rapid method for extraction of total lipids from whey protein concentrates and separation of lipid classes with solid phase extractionM. N. Vaghela and A. Kilara
1123-1130Sensory and chemical stability of tortilla chips fried in canola oil, corn oil, and partially hydrogenated soybean oilZ. J. Hawrysh, M. K. Erin, S. S. Kim and R. T. Hardin
1131-1137Effect of natural antioxidants in virgin olive oil on oxidative stability of refined, bleached, and deodorized olive oilM. Teresa Satue, Shu-Wen Huang and Edwin N. Frankel
1139-1142Filtration in hydrophobic media: 1. Evidence of molecular selection by crossflow filtration of butter oilSalwa Bornaz, Jacques Fanni and Michel Parmentier
1143-1148Filtration in hydrophobic media: 2. A triglyceride partition phenomenon as observed by tangential filtration of butter oilSalwa Bornaz, Jacques Fanni and Michel Parmentier
1149-1154Production of hydrocarbons by pyrolysis of methyl esters from rapeseed oilF. Billaud, V. Dominguez, P. Broutin and C. Busson
1155-1160Use of branched-chain esters to reduce the crystallization temperature of biodieselInmok Lee, Lawrence A. Johnson and Earl G. Hammond
1161-1169Kinetic parameters of a two-phase model forin situ epoxidation of soybean oilBharath Rangarajan, Adam Havey, Eric A. Grulke and P. Dean Culnan
1171-1176Quantitation and distribution of altered fatty acids in frying fatsG. Márquez-Ruiz, M. Tasioula-Margari and M. C. Dobarganes
1177-1183Nondestructive determination of fatty acid composition of husked sunflower (Helianthus annua L.) seeds by near-infrared spectroscopyTetsuo Sato, Yasuhiro Takahata, Takahiro Noda, Takashi Yanagisawa and Toshikazu Morishita, et al.
1185-1191Soybean oil triacylglycerol analysis by reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography coupled with atmospheric pressure chemical ionization mass spectrometryW. E. Neff and W. C. Byrdwell
1193-1196Physical refining of edible oilsJán Cvengros
1197-1201Improvement in the resolution of individualtrans-18:1 isomers by capillary gas-liquid chromatography: Use of a 100-m CP-Sil 88 columnRobert L. Wolff and Corinne C. Bayard
1203-1206Stereospecific analysis of monounsaturated triacylglycerols in cocoa butterToru Takagi and Yasuhiro Ando
1207-1210θ3 fatty acids in freshwater fish from south brazilA. D. Andrade, A. F. Rubira, M. Matsushita and N. E. Souza
1211-1214Determination of free fatty acids in marine phytoplankton causing red tides by fluorometric high-performance liquid chromatographyToshiyuki Suzuki and Yukihiko Matsuyama
1215-1218Antioxidative effect of Ajowan in a model systemRajesh L. Mehta and Joseph F. Zayas
1219-1221Retarding autoxidation in raw peanut oil by addition of waterA. G. Gopala Krishna and J. V. Prabhakar
1223-1225Characteristics of safflower seed oils of turkish originA. Işigigür, F. Karaosmanoglu and H. A. Aksoy
1227-1229Effect of temperature and chainlength on the densities and molal volumes ofn-alkyl chloridesS. B. Teoh, C. E. Seng and K. Y. Liew
1231-1233Separation and identification of eugenol in ethanol extract of cloves by reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatographySan Myint, Wan Ramli Wan Daud, Abu Bakar Mohamad and Abdul Amir H. Kadhum
1235-1237Weak gels of fat crystals in oils at low temperatures and their fractal natureDorota Johansson
1239-12411H nuclear magnetic resonance determination of the yield of the transesterification of rapeseed oil with methanolG. Gelbard, O. Brès, R. M. Vargas, F. Vielfaure and U. F. Schuchardt
1243Does the two-phase titration of surfactants require a mutagenic indicator?N. Buschmann

Volume 72, Number 11 / November 1995

1245Special issue: BiotechnologyChing T. Hou
1247-1264Synthesis of four chiral pharmaceutical intermediates by biocatalysisRamesh N. Patel, Amit Banerjee and Laszlo J. Szarka
1265-1270Production of hydroxy fatty acids from unsaturated fatty acids byFlavobacterium sp. DS5 hydratase, a C-10 positional- andcis unsaturation-specific enzymeChing T. Hou
1271-1274Synthesis of propylene glycol monoesters of docosahexaenoic acid and eicosapentaenoic acid by lipase-catalyzed esterification in organic solventsKuan-Ju Liu and Jei-Fu Shaw
1275-1279Regioselective analysis of triacylglycerols by lipase hydrolysisThomas A. Foglia, Edith J. Conkerton and Philip E. Sonnet
1281-1285Large-scale immobilization of lipase fromPseudomonas fluorescens biotype I and an application for sardine oil hydrolysisYoshitsugu Kosugi, Katsuo Takahashi and Claudia Lopez
1287-1291Preparation of therapeutic phospholipids through porcine pancreatic phospholipase A2-mediated esterification and lipozyme-mediated acidolysisMasashi Hosokawa, Koretaro Takahashi, Yuji Kikuchi and Mutsuo Hatano
1293-1299Lipase biocatalysis in the production of estersY. -Y. Linko, M. Lämsä, A. Huhtala and O. Rantanen
1301-1307Low-calorie triglyceride synthesis by lipase-catalyzed esterification of monoglyceridesG. P. McNeill and P. E. Sonnet
1309-1316Lipase-catalyzed synthesis and properties of estolides and their estersDouglas G. Hayes and Robert Kleiman
1317-1321Enzymatic modification of trilinolein: Incorporation of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acidsCasimir C. Akoh, Brenda H. Jennings and Dorris A. Lillard
1323-1327Enrichment of arachidonic acid: Selective hydrolysis of a single-cell oil fromMortierella withCandida cylindracea lipaseYuji Shimada, Akio Sugihara, Kazuaki Maruyama, Toshihiro Nagao and Suguru Nakayama, et al.
1329-1332Continuous lipolysis reactor with a loop connecting an immobilized lipase column and an oil-water separatorYoshitsugu Kosugi and Noboru Tomizuka
1333-1337Kinetics of organic solvent-soluble and native lipaseWakako Tsuzuki, Kazuaki Akasaka, Shoichi Kobayashi and Tateo Suzuki
1339-1344Solvent-free enzymatic glycerolysis of marine oilsBjørnar Myrnes, Harald Barstad, Ragnar L. Olsen and Edel O. Elvevoll
1345-1349Enzymatic synthesis of oleyl oleate in dense fluidsŽ. Knez, V. Rižner, M. Habulin and D. Bauman
1351-1359Hydrolysis of edible oils by lipases immobilized on hydrophobic supports: Effects of internal support structureB. Al-Duri, E. Robinson, S. McNerlan and P. Bailie
1361-1366Invert emulsion as a medium for fungal lipase activityZahid Mozaffar and John D. Weete
1367-1373Factors affecting the acyltransfer activity of the lipase fromCandida parapsilosis in aqueous mediaDelphine Briand, Eric Dubreucq and Pierre Galzy
1375-1379Transesterification of soy lecithin by lipase and phospholipaseAnna-Marja Aura, Pirkko Forssell, Annikka Mustranta and Kaisa Poutanen
1381-1384Lipase-catalyzed reactions involving thia fatty acids and ester derivativesMarcel S. F. Lie Ken Jie and M. S. K. Syed Rahmatullah
1385-1391Biochemical and cytochemical transformations in germinating coconut (Cocos nucifera Linn.)C. Balachandran and C. Arumughan
1393-1398Oxidative stability of soybean oil products obtained by regioselective chemical interesterificationHiroaki Konishi, William E. Neff and Timothy L. Mounts
1399-1404Transesterification processes for vegetable oils: A simple control method of methyl ester contentP. De Filippis, C. Giavarini, M. Scarsella and M. Sorrentino
1405-1406A software package to streamline the titrimetric determination of lipase activityMichael J. Haas, Dominic Esposito and David J. Cichowicz
1407-1408Pseudomonas sp. lipase-catalyzed synthesis of geranyl esters by transesterificationLisa N. Yee, Casimir C. Akoh and Robert S. Phillips
1409-1411Application of enzyme-assisted aqueous fat extraction to cocoa fatKwaku Tano-Debrah and Yoshiyuki Ohta

Volume 72, Number 12 / December 1995

1413-1414Dealing with the problems of fungal damage in soybean and other oilseedsR. F. Wilson
1415-1419Reevaluation of grading standards and discounts for fungus-damaged soybean seedsJames B. Sinclair
1421-1423Regulatory aspects of mycotoxins in soybean and soybean productsStanley Nesheim and Garnett E. Wood
1425-1429Effect of fungal damage on seed composition and quality of soybeansR. F. Wilson, W. P. Novitzky and G. P. Fenner
1431-1434Developing soybean varieties with genetic resistance toPhomopsis spp.H. C. Minor, E. A. Brown and M. S. Zimmerman
1435-1438Genetic regulation of cercosporin production inCercospora kikuchiiR. G. Upchurch
1439-1444Effect of lipids on soy protein isolate solubilityW. L. Boatright and N. S. Hettiarachchy
1445-1451Lipid components that reduce protein solubility of soy protein isolatesW. L. Boatright and N. S. Hettiarachchy
1453-1460Properties of fibers produced from soy protein isolate by extrusion and wet-spinningH. C. Huang, E. G. Hammond, C. A. Reitmeier and D. J. Myers
1461-1464Alkali-modified soy protein with improved adhesive and hydrophobic propertiesN. S. Hettiarachchy, U. Kalapathy and D. J. Myers
1465-1470Conversion of phenolics to lignans: Sinapic acid to thomasidioic acidM. I. Rubino, S. D. Arntfield and J. L. Charlton
1471-1483Evaluation of sequential methods for the determination of butterfat fatty acid composition with emphasis ontrans-18:1 acids. Application to the study of seasonal variations in french buttersRobert L. Wolff, Corinne C. Bayard and Robert J. Fabien
1485-1489Trans-18:1 acids in french tub margarines and shortenings: Recent trendsCorinne C. Bayard and Robert L. Wolff
1491-1496Dynamic crystallization of cocoa butter. I. characterization of simple lipids in rapid- and slow-nucleating cocoa butters and their seed crystalsSiree Chaiseri and Paul S. Dimick
1497-1504Dynamic crystallization of cocoa butter. II. Morphological, thermal, and chemical characteristics during crystal growthSiree Chaiseri and Paul S. Dimick
1505-1511Assessment of olive oil adulteration by reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography/amperometric detection of tocopherols and tocotrienolsF. Dionisi, J. Prodolliet and E. Tagliaferri
1513-1517High-performance size-exclusion chromatographic studies on a high-oleic acid sunflower oil during potato fryingA. Romero, F. J. Sánchez-Muniz, C. Tulasne and C. Cuesta
1519-1522Effect of hydrogenation on density and viscosity of sunflowerseed oilHüseyin Topallar, Yüksel Bayrak and Mehmet Iscan
1523-1527Routine high-performance liquid chromatographic determination of free 7-ketocholesterol in some foods by two different analytical methodsG. Penzzi, M. F. Caboni, P. Zunin, F. Evangelisti and E. Tiscornia, et al.
1529-1532Thermal analysis of failed-batch palm oil by differential scanning calorimetryY. B. Che Man and P. Z. Swe
1533-1536Water-in-oil microemulsion as mobile phase in thin-layer chromatographic retention studies of anionsAli Mohammad, Sharad Tiwari, Jay Pal Singh Chahar and Sanjeev Kumar
1537-1540Estimation of sharma constant and thermoacoustic properties of fatty acidsM. S. R. Subrahmanyam, H. Sumathi Vedanayagam, D. Venkateshwar Rao, A. Rajaiah and P. Venkatacharyulu
1541-1544Utilization of acid oils in making valuable fatty products by microbial lipase technologyS. Ghosh and D. K. Bhattacharyya
1545-1549Production of eicosapentaenoic acid bySaprolegnia sp. 28YTF-1Norifumi Shirasaka and Sakayu Shimizu
1551-1555Bench-scale processing of amaranth seed for oilH. Sun, D. Wiesenborn, P. Rayas-Duarte, A. Mohamed and K. Hagen
1557-1564Fuel properties of tallow and soybean oil estersYusuf Ali, Milford A. Hanna and Susan L. Cuppett
1565-1570Antioxidant synergism between butylated hydroxyanisole and butylated hydroxytolueneKanji Omura
1571-1575Natural antioxidants produced in oxidized lipid/amino acid browning reactionsManuel Alaiz, Rosario Zamora and Francisco J. Hidalgo
1577-1581Selective hydrolysis of polyunsaturated fatty acid-containing oil withGeotrichum candidum lipaseYuji Shimada, Kazuaki Maruyama, Masaki Nakamura, Suguru Nakayama and Akio Sughihara, et al.
1583-1585Cholesterol and total fat content in farm-raised channel catfish cultured in North CarolinaChung W. Seo, Bramaramba J. Kowtha and Sarah Williamson
1587-1589Composition of the oil in palm kernel from
1591-1593New utilization of vegetable oilsA. Nag, S. Bhattacharya and K. B. De
1595-1596Comments on the anomalous thermoacoustic properties of methyl heptanoate at 318 KK. Y. Liew, C. E. Seng and S. B. Teoh
1597A rapid method for extraction of total lipids from whey protein concentrates and separation of lipid classes with solid phase extractionM. N. Vaghela and A. Kilara

Volume 73, Number 1 / January 1996

1-8Contrasts in the surface activity of polyoxypropylene and polyoxybutylene-based block copolymer surfactantsV. M. Nace
9-13Correlation between spray cleaning detergency and dynamic surface tension of nonionic surfactantsN. E. Prieto, W. Lilienthal and P. L. Tortorici
15-19The effect ofn-decanol on solubilization of water-in-oil microemulsions and stability of lamellar liquid crystals of alkylphenol ethoxylatesRong Guo, Thomas Moffett, Mary E. Compo, Stig E. Friberg and Marcel Benton, et al.
21-25Solubilization of octafluoronaphthalene by mixed micelles of fluorocarbon and hydrocarbon surfactants in aqueous solutionsTsuyoshi Asakawa, Junichiro Ikehara and Shigeyoshi Miyagishi
27-30Comparative study of conventional and compact detergentsJ. Sanchez Leal, L. Perez, I. Ribosa, M. T. Garcia and J. J. Gonzalez
31-37α-sulfonated fatty acid esters: II. Solution behavior of α-sulfonated fatty acid polyethylene glycol estersTomomichi Okano, Naoyuki Egawa, Masami Fujiwara and Masahiro Fukuda
39-45Mixed-surfactant system of dodecylbenzene sulfonate and alpha-olefin sulfonate: Micellar and volumetric studiesSatish Bharadwaj and J. C. Ahluwalia
47-53Properties of palm-oil-in-water emulsions: Effect of mixed emulsifiersM. C. Chow and C. C. Ho
55-62Carboxymethyl inulin: A new inhibitor for calcium carbonate precipitationDorine L. Verraest, Joop A. Peters, Herman van Bekkum and Gerda M. van Rosmalen
63-66A comparison of the ethoxylation of a fatty alcohol, fatty acid, and dimethiconolAnthony J. O’Lenick and Jeffrey K. Parkinson
67-71Preparation ofbis-quaternary ammonium salts from epichlorohydrinTae-Seong Kim, Toshikazu Hirao and Isao Ikeda
73-78Synthesis of surfactants with Narrow-range distribution of the polyoxyethylene chainW. Hreczuch and J. Szymanowski
79-86Nonionic amphiphilic compounds from lysine as molecular mimics of lecithinsJ. Seguer, C. Selve, M. Allouch and M. R. Infante
87-96Nonionic amphiphilic compounds from aspartic and glutamic acids as structural mimics of lecithinsMohamed Allouch, Ma Rosa Infante, Joan Seguer, M.-Jose Stebe and Claude Selve
97-103Synthesis and aggregation behavior of an amphiphilic cobalt (III) complex that coordinates higher diacylglyceryldiamine ligandsShuichi Osanai, Takeshi Konishi and Sadao Yoshikawa
105-108Chemical and physical characteristics of soap made from distilled fatty acids of palm oil and palm kernel oilAinie Kuntom, Hamirin Kifli and Peang-Kean Lim
109-113Characterization of enzymatically prepared biosurfactantsAmélie Ducret, André Giroux, Michael Trani and Robert Lortie
115-120Activity and stability ofPenicillium cyclopium lipase in surfactant and detergent solutionsJ. Xia, X. Chen and I. A. Nnanna
121-125Analysis of the dark-colored impurities in sulfonated fatty acid methyl esterKaoru Yamada and Shigeaki Matsutani
127-130Conductometric and spectrophotometric studies on chromium soap solutions in benzene-dimethyl formamideK. N. Mehrotra and Mamta Jain
131-135Measurement of zeolite, silicate, and phosphate in laundry detergent products by inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometryAkihiko Kawauchi and Masahiro Ishida
137-142Identification and quantitation of surfactants in consumer products by ion-spray mass spectrometryI. Ogura, D. L. DuVal, S. Kawakami and K. Miyajima
143-147Turbidimetric analysis of amine oxides and amine oxide-anionic surfactant mixturesA. Pinazo and X. Domingo
149-151Foaming properties of surfactin, a lipopeptide biosurfactant fromBacillus subtilisHary Razafindralambo, Michel Paquot, Alain Baniel, Yves Popineau and Choukri Hbid, et al.
153-155Malaysian red palm oil in a surfactant association structureD. Zaizi, S. Hamdan, K. Dzulkefly, K. Anuar and B. H. A. Faujan, et al.

Volume 73, Number 2 / February 1996

157-166AOCS collaborative study on sensory and volatile compound analyses of vegetable oilsK. Warner and T. Nelsen
167-172Oxidative stability of hydrogenated menhaden oil shortening blends in cookies, crackers, and snacksKathryn W. Chapman, Ifat Sagi, Joe M. Regenstein, Tony Bimbo and Jane B. Crowther, et al.
173-179The antioxidant capacity of complex mixtures by kinetic analysis of crocin bleaching inhibitionFranco Tubaro, Elena Micossi and Fulvio Ursini
181-185Improved oxidative stability of sunflower oil in the presence of an oxygen-scavenging filmFrancis W. Maloba, Michael L. Rooney, Paul Wormell and Minh Nguyen
187-192Polymorphism of stabilized and nonstabilized tristearin, pure and in the presence of food emulsifiersPaola Elisabettini, Amélia Desmedt and François Durant
193-197High-performance liquid chromatographic separations of soy phospholipidsPiroska E. Balazs, Philip L. Schmit and Bernard F. Szuhaj
199-202Quick method for estimating free gossypol in cottonseed, meats, collets, and extracted mealsR. J. Hron, M. S. Kuk and P. J. Wan
203-210Separation of fatty acid methyl esters from tall oil by selective adsorptionGüldem Üstün
211-217Analysis of cereal digalactosyldiacylglycerol molecular species by high-performance liquid chromatographyM. H. J. Bergqvist and P. Kaufmann
219-224Deacidification of soybean oil by membrane technologyL. P. Raman, M. Cheryan and N. Rajagopalan
225-228In-situ
229-232Ethenolysis of esters of vegetable oils: Effect of B2O3 addition to Re2O7/SiO2.Al2O3-SnBu4 and CH3ReO3/SiO2.Al2O3 metathesis catalystsDalmo Mandelli, Marcelo J. D. M. Jannini, Regina Buffon and Ulf Schuchardt
233-237Continuous supercritical carbon dioxide processing of palm oilC. K. Ooi, A. Bhaskar, M. S. Yener, D. Q. Tuan and J. Hsu, et al.
239-244Extraction of oleic acid from soybean oil and jojoba oil-phase diagramsAlexander Apelblat, Taisa Zaharoskin, Jaime Wisniak and Emmanuel Korngold
245-250Enzymatic synthesis of structured lipids: Transesterification of triolein and caprylic acid ethyl esterKuan-Hsiang Huang and Casimir C. Akoh
251-253Brazilian encapsulated fish oils: Oxidative stability and fatty acid compositionC. M. Fantoni, A. P. Cuccio and D. Barrera-Arellano
255-257Fatty acid compositions of tigernut tubers (Cyperus esculentus L.), baobab seeds (Adansonia digitata L.), and their mixtureE. Eteshola and A. C. I. Oraedu
259-261Fatty acid composition of lipids from the contents of rock lobster (Panulirus cygnus) cephalothoraxE. Tsvetnenko, S. Kailis, L. Evans and R. Longmore
263-265Chinese melon (Momordica charantia L.) seed: Composition and potential useM. -K. Chang, E. J. Conkerton, D. C. Chapital, P. J. Wan and O. P. Vadhwa, et al.
267-269A detailed triglyceride analysis ofLesquerella fendleri oil: Column chromatographic fractionation followed by supercritical fluid chromatographyDouglas G. Hayes and Robert Kleiman
271-273Differential scanning calorimetry index for estimating level of saturation in transesterified wax estersDavid J. Sessa, Terry C. Nelsen, Robert Kleiman and James D. Arquette

Volume 73, Number 3 / March 1996

275-282Analysis ofcis- andtrans-fatty acid isomers in hydrogenated and refined vegetable oils by capillary gas-liquid chromatographyG. S. M. J. E. Duchateau, H. J. van Oosten and M. A. Vasconcellos
283-293Triglyceride composition of ewe, cow, and goat milk fatP. Ruiz-Sala, M. T. G. Hierro, I. Martínez-Castro and G. Santa-María
295-301pH-metric determination of acid values in vegetable oils without titrationYa. I. Tur’yan, O. Yu. Berezin, I. Kuselman and A. Shenhar
303-309Compositional and thermal characterization of genuine and randomized lard: A comparative studyKhalid A. Al-Rashood, Rafiq R. A. Abou-Shaaban, Ezzat M. Abdel-Moety and Abdul Rauf
311-319N,N′-ethylenediyl-bis-alkanamides: Differential scanning calorimetry studiesR. H. Pryce-Jones, G. M. Eccleston, B. B. Abu-Bakar and K. M. Grant
321-326Effects of sucrose ester on the kinetics of polymorphic transition in hydrogenated sunflower oilM. L. Herrera and F. J. Marquez Rocha
327-332Participation of thecis-12 ethylenic bond tocis-trans isomerization of thecis-9 andcis-15 ethylenic bonds in heated α-linolenic acidRobert L. Wolff, Mohamed Nour and Corinne C. Bayard
333-336Synthesis of a palm-based star-shaped hydrocarbonvia oleate metathesisYuen-May Choo, Kay-Eng Ooi, Ing-Hong Ooi and Daniel D. H. Tan
337-346Phospholipase A2-catalyzed hydrolysis of lecithin in a continuous reversed-micellar membrane bioreactorM. A. P. Morgado, J. M. S. Cabral and D. M. F. Prazeres
347-351Esterification of oleic acid with glycerol in the presence of sulfated iron oxide catalystF. S. Guner, A. Sirkecioglu, S. Yilmaz, A. T. Erciyes and A. Erdem-Senatalar
353-356Methanolysis of seed oils in flowing supercritical carbon dioxideMichael A. Jackson and Jerry W. King
357-365Effect of extraction methods on lipid yield and fatty acid composition of lipid classes containing γ-linolenic acid extracted from fungiMilan Čertík, Peter Andráši and Ján Šajbidor
367-370Studies on stability of rapeseed wet gum as a source of pharmaceutical lecithinM. Sosada
371-374Effect of mixing leaves with olives on organoleptic quality of oil obtained by centrifugationL. Di Giovacchino, F. Angerosa and L. Di Giacinto
375-380Antioxidative effect of ethanol tea extracts on oxidation of canola oilZ. Y. Chen, P. T. Chan, H. M. Ma, K. P. Fung and J. Wang
381-388Transient testing of soy methyl ester fuels in an indirect injection, compression ignition engineD. L. Purcell, B. T. McClure, J. McDonald and Hemendra N. Basu
389-391Oil content and fatty acid composition of commercially important Turkish fish speciesG. Üstün, A. Akova and L. Dandik
393-395Fatty acid variation in seed oil amongOcimum speciesPaul Angers, Mario R. Morales and James E. Simon
397-398A simple and rapid polarimetric method for quantitative determination of castor oilS. Babu, R. V. Sudershan, R. K. Sharma and Ramesh V. Bhat
399-401Separation of fatty acids/triacylglycerol by membranesN. S. Krishna Kumar and D. N. Bhowmick

Volume 73, Number 4 / April 1996

403-410Nonequilibrium transitions in thermotropic phases of eicosenoic acid methyl estersS. P. Chang and J. A. Rothfus
411-416Determination of solid fat index by fourier transform infrared spectroscopyF. R. van de Voort, K. P. Memon, J. Sedman and A. A. Ismail
417-422Integral centrifuges for olive oil extraction. The qualitative characteristics of productsAlfonso Ranalli and Franca Angerosa
423-429A new industrial process for extracting cocoa butter and xanthines with supercritical carbon dioxideShufen Li and Stanley Hartland
431-435Cessation of polyunsaturated fatty acid formation in four selected filamentous fungi when grown on plant oilsAndrew Kendrick and Colin Ratledge
437-442Comparison of the effects of three different phosphatidylcholines on casein-stabilized oil-in-water emulsionsYuan Fang and Douglas G. Dalgleish
443-448Formation and characterization of liposomes from lipid/proteic material extracted from pig stratum corneumO. Lopez, A. de la Maza, L. Coderch and J. L. Parra
449-453Enzyme-assisted extraction of shea fat: Evidence from light microscopy on the degradative effects of enzyme treatment on cells of shea kernel mealKwaku Tano-Debrah, Yukinori Yoshimura and Yoshiyuki Ohta
455-460Formulation and optimization of sucrose polyester physical properties by mixture response surface methodologyChwen-Jen Shieh, Casimir C. Akoh and Philip E. Koehler
461-464Epoxidation of natural triglycerides with ethylmethyldioxiraneP. E. Sonnet and T. A. Foglia
465-469Effects of raw materials and preparation methods of catalysts on the selective hydrogenation of ethyl phenylacetateKazuaki Ishii, Fujio Mizukami, Shu-ichi Niwa, Makoto Toba and Hirobumi Ushijima, et al.
471-474Survey of seed oils for use as diesel fuelsPiyaporn Kalayasiri, Narumon Jeyashoke and Kanit Krisnangkura
475-481Some compositional properties of seeds and oils of eightAmaranthus speciesJohn T. Budin, William M. Breene and Daniel H. Putnam
483-487Stereospecific analysis of triacyl-sn-glycerols in Docosahexaenoic acid-rich fish oilsYasuhiro Ando, Toru Ota, Yukiko Matsuhira and Kazunaga Yazawa
489-492The mass spectra of the 4,4-dimethyloxazoline derivatives of some conjugated hydroxy ene-yne C17 and C18 fatty acidsVolker Spitzer
493-498Comparison of the composition and properties of canola and sunflower oil sediments with canola seed hull lipidsH. Liu, R. Przybylski, K. Dawson, N. A. M. Eskin and C. G. Biliaderis
499-506Changes in the characteristics and composition of oils during deep-fat fryingV. K. Tyagi and A. K. Vasishtha
507-514Antioxidant activity of lipid-soluble phenolic diterpenes from rosemarySteven L. Richheimer, Matthew W. Bernart, Greg A. King, Michael C. Kent and David T. Beiley
515-518Identification of adulterants in olive oilsI. J. Wesley, F. Pacheco and A. E. J. McGill
519-522Determination of iodine value without chlorinated solventsF. Mozayeni, G. Szajer and M. Walters
523-525Separation of crude palm oil components by semipreparative supercritical fluid chromatographyYuen May Choo, Ah Ngan Ma, Hawari Yahaya, Y. Yamauchi and M. Bounoshita, et al.
527-529Soy hull carbon as an adsorbent of minor crude soy oil componentsA. Proctor and C. D. Harris
531-533Analysis oftrans-18:1 isomer content and profile in edible refined beef tallowCorinne C. Bayard and Robert L. Wolff
535-536A preferred solvent system for high-performance liquid chromatographic analysis of soybean phospholipids with evaporative light-scattering detectionS. L. Abidi, T. L. Mounts and T. Finn
537-538Fatty acid analysis of freshwater fish lipidsR. G. Ackman
539Oxidative stability of interesterified blendsK. Aitzetmüller
539Oxidative stability of interesterified blends—a replyW. E. Neff
541Retarding autoxidation in raw peanut oil by addition of waterA. G. Gopala Krishna and J. V. Prabhakar

Volume 73, Number 5 / May 1996

543-549The catalytic activity of lipases toward hydroxy fatty acids—A reviewDouglas G. Hayes
551-556Structure determination of long-chain polyunsaturated triacylgyycerols by high-resolution13C nuclear magnetic resonanceMarti M. Bergana and Theresa W. Lee
557-56213C nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopic analysis of the triacylglycerol composition ofBiota orientalis and carrot seed oilMarcel S. F. Lie Ken Jie, C. C. Lam and Mohammed Khysar Pasha
563-567Quantitation of estolides by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopySelim M. Erhan, Robert Kleiman and Thomas P. Abbott
569-573Identification of α-parinaric acid in the seed oil of
575-579The fatty acid composition of the seeds ofGinkgo bilobaMaria Teresa G. Hierro, Graeme Robertson, William W. Christie and Yong-Goe Joh
581-586Effect of genetic modification on the content and composition of bioactive constituents in soybean oilT. L. Mounts, S. L. Abidi and K. A. Rennick
587-592Minor constituents of vegetable oils during industrial processingR. Ap. Ferrari, E. Schulte, W. Esteves, L. Brühl and K. D. Mukherjee
593-597Progress in table olive debittering: Degradationin vitro of oleuropein and its derivatives byLactobacillus plantarumV. Marsilio, B. Lanza and N. Pozzi
599-602Recovered oil from palm-pressed fiber: A good source of natural carotenoids, vitamin E, and sterolsYuen-May Choo, Soon-Chee Yap, Cheng-Keat Ooi, Ah-Ngan Ma and Swee-Hock Goh, et al.
603-610Temperature-dependent diffusion coefficient of soluble substances during ethanol extraction of cloveSan Myint, Wan Ramli Wan Daud, Abu Bakar Mohamad and Abdul Amir H. Kadhum
611-615Immobilized lipase-catalyzed production of structured lipids with eicosapentaenoic acid at specific positionsKi-Teak Lee and Casimir C. Akoh
617-622Comparative nutritional quality of palmstearin-liquid oil blends and hydrogenated fat (vanaspati)S. Ray and D. K. Bhattacharyya
623-629Kinetic evaluation of 3β-hydroxycholest-5-en-7-one (7-ketocholesterol) stability during saponificationPeter W. Park, Francesc Guardiola, Susan H. Park and Paul B. Addis
631-636Reducing the crystallization temperature of biodiesel by winterizing methyl soyateInmok Lee, Lawrence A. Johnson and Earl G. Hammond
637-643Preparation of sorbitol fatty acid polyesters, potential fat substitutes: Optimization of reaction conditions by response surface methodologyHa-Yull Chung, Jiyong Park, Jung-Han Kim and Un-Yong Kong
645-652Antioxidative activity and phenolic composition of pilot-plant and commercial extracts of sage and rosemaryMarie-Elisabeth Cuvelier, Hubert Richard and Claudette Berset
653-656Inhibition of malonaldehyde formation by antioxidants from ω3 polyunsaturated fatty acidsJ. Ogata, Y. Hagiwara, H. Hagiwara and T. Shibamoto
657-659Transesterification of phospholipids by acetone-dried cells of aRhizopus species immobilized on biomass support particlesFumiko Hara and Toshimitsu Nakashima
661-663Assignment of13C nuclear magnetic resonance signals in fatty compounds with allylic hydroxy groupsG. Knothe and M. O. Bagby
665-667A simple and sensitive method for detecting avocado seed oil in various avocado oilsM. J. Werman, S. Mokady and I. Neeman
669-671Evaluation of the diffusion coefficient of rapeseed oil during solvent extraction with hexaneDursun Ali Şaşmaz
672Oxidative stability of interesterified blendsK. Aitzetmüller

Volume 73, Number 6 / June 1996

673-682Enzyme, medium, and reaction engineering to design a low-cost, selective production method for mono- and dioleoylglycerolsJ. A. Arcos and C. Otero
683-686Aqueous enzymatic extraction of coconut oilY. B. Che Man, Suhardiyono, A. B. Asbi, M. N. Azudin and L. S. Wei
687-692Enzymatic extraction of mustard seed and rice branR. Sengupta and D. K. Bhattacharyya
693-698Lipid adsorption on commercial silica hydrogels from hexane and changes in triglyceride complexes with timeA. Proctor, C. Adhikari and G. D. Blyholder
699-706Conversion of oils to monoglycerides by glycerolysis in supercritical carbon dioxide mediaFeral Temelli, Jerry W. King and Gary R. List
707-711Kinetics of acyl migration in monoglycerides and dependence on acyl chainlengthG. Boswinkel, J. T. P. Derksen, K. van't Riet and F. P. Cuperus
713-716Analysis of the volatile fraction from sunflower oil extracted under pressureF. Bocci and N. Frega
717-721Supercritical fluid extraction of meat lipids: An alternative approach to the identification of irradiated meatsJames W. Hampson, Kerby C. Jones, Thomas A. Foglia and Karen M. Kohout
723-727Tempering method for chocolate containing milk-fat fractionsS. Yella Reddy, N. Full, P. S. Dimick and G. R. Ziegler
729-732Potential margarine oils from genetically modified soybeansG. R. List, T. L. Mounts, F. Orthoefer and W. E. Neff
733-737Soybean seed composition under high day and night growth temperaturesL. R. Gibson and R. E. Mullen
739-745Purification and characterization of a lipase fromNeurospora sp. TT-241Shuen-fuh Lin, Jane-Chyi Lee and Chien-Ming Chiou
747-758A high-field1H nuclear magnetic resonance study of the minor components in virgin olive oilsR. Sacchi, M. Patumi, G. Fontanazza, P. Barone and P. Fiordiponti, et al.
759-763Crystallization characteristics of methyl tallowate and its blends with ethanol and diesel fuelMilford A. Hanna, Yusuf Ali, S. L. Cuppett and Danian Zheng
765-771Conifer seeds: Oil content and fatty acid compositionRobert L. Wolff, Laurent G. Deluc and Anne M. Marpeau
773-776Antioxidant effects of flavonoids ofAnthriscus sylvestris in lardM. Milovanovic, K. Picuric-Jovanovic, B. Vucelic-Radovic and Z. Vrbaski
777-786Moderate antioxidative efficiencies of flavonoids during peroxidation of methyl linoleate in homogeneous and micellar solutionsV. A. Roginsky, T. K. Barsukova, A. A. Remorova and W. Bors
787-794Quantitative Fourier transform infrared analysis for anisidine value and aldehydes in thermally stressed oilsJ. Dubois, F. R. van de Voort, J. Sedman, A. A. Ismail and H. R. Ramaswamy
795-801Droplet composition affects the rate of oxidation of emulsified ethyl linoleateJ. N. Coupland, Z. Zhu, H. Wan, D. J. McClements and W. W. Nawar, et al.
803-805Seed oils ofAcacia holosericea A. Cunn. ex G. Don.: Characteristics and compositionN. B. L. Prasad and G. Azeemoddin
807-809Characteristic properties of cutting fluid additives derived from half esters of dimer acidsS. Watanabe, H. Nakagawa, Y. Ohmori, T. Fujita and M. Sakamoto, et al.
811-813Ambient-temperature extraction of rice bran oil with hexane and isopropanolA. Proctor and D. J. Bowen
815-817Miscella refining test method for the determination of cottonseed oil colorP. J. Wan, D. R. Pakarinen and R. J. Hron

Volume 73, Number 7 / July 1996

819-830Ether lipids based on the glyceryl ether skeleton: Present state, future potentialKouichi Urata and Naotake Takaishi
831-839Applications of phase-transfer catalytic reactions to fatty acids and their derivatives: Present state and future potentialKouichi Urata and Naotake Takaishi
841-845Synthesis and characterization of cleavable surfactants derived from poly(ethylene glycol) monomethyl etherChengyun Yue, J. Milton Harris, Per-Erik Hellberg and Karin Bergstrom
847-850Syntheses of long-chain quaternary ammonium salts from fatty alcohols by microwave irradiationYu-Lin Jiang, Yu-Qiao Hu, Jun Pang and Yun-Cheng Yuan
851-856The bioconversion of ethanol to biosurfactants and dye by a novel coproduction techniqueM. Osman, Y. Ishigami, J. Someya and Harald B. Jensen
857-861An improved falling-film reactor for viscous liquidsF. I. Talens, J. M. Gutierrez and C. Mans
863-875Quantitative-structure-effect relationship for some technical nonionic surfactantsÅsa Lindgren, Michael Sjöström and Svante Wold
877-883Solubilizing effects caused by the nonionic surfactant octyl glucoside in phosphatidylcholine liposomesAlfonso de la Maza and Jose Luis Parra
885-890Surface activity and premicellar aggregation of some novel diquaternary gemini surfactantsMilton J. Rosen and Letian Liu
891-895Surface-tension properties of some polydispersed alkyl-substituted polyoxyethylated phenylsulfonamidesJ. W. Hampson and D. G. Cornell
897-902Molar volume and ultrasonic studies of europium soaps in mixed organic solventsK. N. Mehrotra, M. Chauhan and R. K. Shukla
903-906Effect of homolog distribution on the toxicity of alcohol ethoxylatesM. T. García, I. Ribosa, J. Sánchez Leal and W. Hreczuch
907-911Surface-active properties of novel cationic surfactants with two alkyl chains and two ammonio groupsTae-Seong Kim, Toshiyuki Kida, Yohji Nakatsuji, Toshikazu Hirao and Isao Ikeda
913-920Catalytic effect of dipotassium glycyrrhizinate on the hydrolysis of nonionic ester surfactantsMisao Koide, Masahiko Takahashi, Seizo Tamagaki and Waichiro Tagaki
921-928Environmentally acceptable drag-reducing surfactants for district heating and coolingI. Harwigsson and M. Hellsten
929-933Biodegradability and aquatic toxicity of glycoside surfactants and a nonionic alcohol ethoxylateTorben Madsen, Gitte Petersen, Connie Seierø and Jens Tørsløv
935-937Effects of branching upon some surfactant properties of sulfated alcoholsAnthony J. O'Lenick and Jeffrey K. Parkinson
939-941Pelargonic acid in enhanced oil recoveryH. Noureddini and M. L. Rempe
943Preparation ofbis-quaternary ammonium salts from epichlorohydrinT. -S. Kim, T. Hirao and I. Ikeda

Volume 73, Number 8 / August 1996

945-953Applications of milk-fat fractions in confectionery productsRichard W. Hartel
955-961Contribution of triglycerides from cocoa butter to the physical properties of milkfat fractionsCatherine Simoneau and J. Bruce German
963-972Restructing butterfat through blending and chemical interesterification. 1. Melting behavior and triacylglycerol modificationsDérick Rousseau, Karine Forestière, Arthur R. Hill and Alejandro G. Marangoni
973-981Restructuring butterfat through blending and chemical interesterification. 2. Microstructure and polymorphismDérick Rousseau, Arthur R. Hill and Alejandro G. Marangoni
983-989Restructuring butterfat through blending and chemical interesterification. 3. RheologyDérick Rousseau, Arthur R. Hill and Alejandro G. Marangoni
991-994Is plastic fat rheology governed by the fractal nature of the fat crystal network?Alejandro G. Marangoni and Dérick Rousseau
995-1001Chemical composition and physical properties of soft (tub) margarines sold in MalaysiaNor Aini Idris, Leny deMan, T. S. Tang and C. L. Chong
1003-1009Rapid determination of the totaltrans content of neat hydrogenated oils by attenuated total reflection spectroscopyMagdi M. Mossoba, Martin P. Yurawecz and Richard E. McDonald
1011-101713C nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopic analysis of the triacylglycerol composition of some margarinesMarcel S. F. Lie Ken Jie, C. C. Lam, Mohammed Khysar Pasha, Kamen L. Stefenov and I. Marekov
1019-1023Interference of polar lipids with the alkalimetric determination of free fatty acid in fish lipidsShengying Zhou and Robert G. Ackman
1025-1031Eicosapentaenoic acid (20∶5n-3) from the marine microalgaPhaeodactylum tricornutumM. Cartens, E. Molina Grima, A. Robles Medina, A. Giménez Giménez and J. Ibáñez González
1033-1037Validation of the rancimat test for the assessment of the relative stability of fish oilsEduardo Méndez, Julio Sanhueza, Hernán Speisky and Alfonso Valenzuela
1039-1043Determination of the oxidative stability of vegetable oils by rancimat and conductivity and chemiluminescence measurementsBertrand W. Mathäus
1045-1049Soybean lipoxygenase-promoted oxidation of free and esterified linoleic acid in the presence of deoxycholateGeorge J. Piazza, Thomas A. Foglia and Alberto Nuñez
1051-1057Crystallization kinetics of the pure triacylglycerols glycerol-1,3-dipalmitate-2-oleate, glycerol-1-palmitate-2-oleate-3-stearate, and glycerol-1,3-distearate-2-oleatePh. Rousser and M. Rappaz
1059-1062Enzymatic modification of evening primrose oil: Incorporation of n−3 polyunsaturated fatty acidsCasimir C. Akoh, Brenda H. Jennings and Dorris A. Lillard
1063-1066Alkali-modified soy proteins: Effect of salts and disulfide bond cleavage on adhesion and viscosityU. Kalapathy, N. S. Hettiarachchy, D. Myers and K. C. Rhee
1067-1070Mechanism of physical modification of insoluble soy protein concentrateYu Fei Hua, Pei De Ni, Wen Ying Gu and Bei Ying Shen
1071-1073The effect of temperature on lipid classes and their fatty acid profiles inLipomyces starkeyiM. Suutari, A. Rintamäki and S. Laakso

Volume 73, Number 9 / September 1996

1075-1081Functionalization at the double-bond region of jojoba oil. 7. Chemical binding of jojoba liquid wax to polystyrene resinsS. Binman, S. Belfer and A. Shani
1083-1095Functionalization at the double-bond region of jojoba oil. 8. Chemical binding of jojoba liquid wax to a polymer matrix
1097-1107Mineral acid-catalyzed condensation of meadowfoam fatty acids into estolidesTerry A. isbell and Robert Kleiman
1109-1112Study of reaction and kinetics in pyrolysis of methyl ricinoleateHan Guobin, Liu Zuyu, Yao Suling and Yan Rufeng
1113-1119The isolation of hydroxy acids from lesquerella oil lipolysate by a saponification/extraction techniqueDouglas G. Hayes, Kenneth D. Carlson and Robert Kleiman
1121-1125Ethanol extraction of polyphenols in an immersion extractor. Effect of pulsing flowJ. Sineiro, H. Domínguez, M. J. Núñez and J. M. Lema
1127-1131Supercritical carbon dioxide extraction of fatty and waxy material from rice branA. García, A. de Lucas, J. Rincón, A. Alvarez and I. Gracia, et al.
1133-1136Effect of dehulling methods and desolventizing temperatures on proximate composition and some functional properties of sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) seed flourU. E. Inyang and J. O. Ekanem
1137-1141Influence of solvent content on phase-transition temperatures of oil sedimen and solution viscosity in acetone/canola oil systemsHua Liu, Roman Przybylski and N. A. Michael Eskin
1143-1151Isolation and identification of the multiple forms of soybean phytasesJamel S. Hamada
1153-1160Characterization of stored regular and low-linolenic canola oils at different levels of consumer acceptanceL. J. Malcolmson, M. Vaisev-Genser, R. Przybylski, D. Ryland and N. A. M. Eskin, et al.
1161-1164Determination of vernolic acid content in the oil ofEuphorbia lagascae by gas and supercritical fluid chromatographyChristina Borch-Jensen and Jørgen Mollerup
1165-1169Methyl esters from a partially hydrogenated vegetable oil is a better infrared external standard than methyl elaidate for the measurement of totaltrans contentW. M. N. Ratnayake and G. Pelletier
1171-1176Changes in phospholipase D experession in soybeans during seed development and germinationStephen B. Ryu, Ling Zheng and Xuemin Wang
1177-1181Singlet oxygen oxidation of lipids resulting from photochemical sensitizers in the presence of antioxidantsParvin M. Yasaei, George C. Yang, Charles R. Warner, Dan H. Daniels and Yuoh Ku
1183-1190Stabilization of seal blubber and menhaden oils with green tea catechinsU. N. Wanasundara and F. Shahidi
1191-1195Lipase-catalyzed production of biodieselLloyd A. Nelson, Thomas A. Foglia and William N. Marmer
1197-1199Antioxidant activity of protein hydrolyzates from aquatic speciesFereidoon Shahidi and Ryszard Amarowicz
1201-1203Improved quantitative13C nuclear magnetic resonance criteria for determination of grades of virgin olive oils. The normal ranges for diglycerides in olive oilGiovanna Vlahov
1205-1206Preparation and performance of novel lubricating oil additives derived from 2-mercaptobenzothiazoleYong Wan, Qunji Xue, Lili Cao and Guangqiu Shen
1207Droplet composition affects the rate of oxidation of emulsified ethyl linoleate—Supporting evidenceJohn N. Coupland and D. Julian McClements

Volume 73, Number 10 / October 1996

1209-1215Real-time X-ray powder diffraction investigations on cocoa butter. I. temperature-dependent crystallization behaviorKees van Malssen, René Peschar and Henk Schenk
1217-1223Real-time X-ray powder diffraction investigations on cocoa butter. II. The relationship between melting behavior and composition of β-cocoa butterKees van Malssen, René Peschar and Henk Schenk
1225-1230Real-time X-ray powder diffraction investigations on cocoa butter. III. Direct β-crystallization of cocoa butter: Occurrence of a memory effectKees van Malssen, René Peschar, Claudia Brito and Henk Schenk
1231-123613C cross-polarization and magic-angle spinning nuclear magnetic resonance of polymorphic forms of three triacylglycerolsT. Arishima, K. Sugimoto, R. Kiwata, H. Mori and K. Sato
1237-1246Viscosity and its relationship to crystallization in a binary system of saturated triacylglycerides and sesame seed oilJorge F. Toro-Vazquez and Alberto Gallegos-Infante
1247-1251Phase diagrams for oil/methanol/ether mixturesDavid G. B. Boocock, Samir K. Konar and Hanif Sidi
1253-1264Relationship between volatile compounds and sensory attributes of olive oils by the sensory wheelR. Aparicio, M. T. Morales and M. V. Alonso
1265-1270Deacidification of black cumin seed oil by selective supercritical carbon dioxide extractionSelma Türkay, Mark D. Burford, M. Kemal Sangün, Ekrem Ekinci and Keith D. Bartle, et al.
1271-1274Isolation of tocopherol and sterol concentrate from sunflower oil deodorizer distillateS. Ghosh and D. K. Bhattacharyya
1275-1286Low-molecular weight organic compositions of acid waters from vegetable oil soapstocksSteven L. Johansen, Arunthathi Sivasothy, Michael K. Dowd, Peter J. Reilly and Earl G. Hammond
1287-1295Compositional characterization of cottonseed soapstocksMichael K. Dowd
1297-1304Determination of the identity of by-products in the industrial production of saturated fatty acidsJoakim Skovly, Elsa Lundanes and Tyge Greibrokk
1305-1309Low-molecular weight organic composition of acid water from coconut oil soapstockArunthathi Sivasothy and Peter J. Reilly
1311-1316Catalytic hydrogenation of linoleic acid on nickel, copper, and palladiumYoshie Kitayama, Masahiro Muraoka, Megumi Takahashi, Tatsuya Kodama and Hirofumi Itoh, et al.
1317-1321Confirmatory mass-spectral data for cyclic fatty acid monomersM. M. Mossoba, P. M. Yurawecz, J. A. G. Roach, R. E. McDonald and E. G. Perkins
1323-1326Gas-liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry of the 4,4-dimethyloxazoline derivatives of Δ5-unsaturated polymethylene-interrupted fatty acids from conifer seed oilsOlivier Berdeaux and Robert L. Wolff
1327-1336Oxidative stabilities of soybean oils that lack lipoxygenasesN. Shen, W. Fehr, L. Johnson and P. White
1337-1339Ethanol vapor deactivation of gossypol in cottonseed mealR. J. Hron, P. J. Wan and M. S. Kuk
1341-1342Quantitative extraction of hamster liver lipid and cholesterol with supercritical carbon dioxideTalwinder S. Kahlon, Faye I. Chow and Robert N. Sayre
1343Interference of polar lipids with the alkalimetric determination of free fatty acid in fish lipidsS. Zhou and R. G. Ackman
1343Effect of dehulling methods and desolventizing temperatures on proximate composition and some functional properties of sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) seed flourV. E. Inyang and J. O. Ekanem

Volume 73, Number 11 / November 1996

1345Special issue: BiotechnologyChing T. Hou
1347-1357Lipoxygenase as a versatile biocatalystHarold W. Gardner
1359-1362A novel compound, 12,13,17-trihydroxy-9(Z)-Octadecenoic acid, from linoleic acid by a new microbial isolateClavibacter sp. ALA2Ching T. Hou
1363-1375Biocatalytic synthesis of some chiral pharmaceutical intermediates by lipasesRamesh N. Patel, Amit Banerjee and Laszlo J. Szarka
1377-1378Application of immobilized lipase in production of camptosar (CPT-11)John C. Sih
1379-1384Enzymatic synthesis of geranyl acetate by transesterification with acetic anhydride as acyl donorLisa N. Yee and Casimir C. Akoh
1385-1392Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of lesquerolic acid wax and diol esters and their propertiesDouglas G. Hayes and Robert Kleiman
1393-1401Combined nonenzymatic-enzymatic method for the synthesis of simple alkyl fatty acid esters from soapstockMichael J. Haas and Karen M. Scott
1403-1407Lipase-catalyzed enrichment of long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acidsGerald P. McNeill, Robert G. Ackman and Stephen R. Moore
1409-1414Production of triglycerides enriched in long-chain n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids from fish oilStephen R. Moore and Gerald P. McNeill
1415-1420Production of structured lipids containing essential fatty acids by immobilizedRhizopus delemar lipaseYuji Shimada, Akio Sugihara, Hirofumi Nakano, Tomomi Yokota and Toshihiro Nagao, et al.
1421-1426Production of docosahexaenoic and docosapentaenoic acids by
1427-1433Solvent polarity influences product selectivity of lipase-mediated esterification reactions in microaqueous mediaS. -J. Kuo and K. L. Parkin
1435-1451Design and action of steroidal aromatase inhibitorsShengrong Li and Edward J. Parish
1453-1457Chemoenzymatic epoxidation of unsaturated fatty acid esters and plant oilsM. Rüsch gen Klaas and S. Warwel
1459-1464Biocatalytical synthesis and monolayer studies of multiple hydroxylated wax estersWolfram Lokotsch, Siegmund Lang, Dietmar Möbius and Fritz Wagner
1465-1469Biotransformation of saturated monohydroxyl fatty acids to 2-tetrahydrofuranyl acetic acid derivatives: Mechanism of formations and the biological activity of 5-n-hexyl-tetrahydrofuran-2-acetic acidJ. -K. Huang, P. F. Dowd, K. C. Keudell, W. E. Klopfenstein and L. Wen, et al.
1471-1473Measurement of lipase activity in rubber (Hevea brasiliensis) seedO. U. Njoku, I. C. Ononogbu and F. U. Eneh
1475-1479Sugar ester-modified lipase for the esterification of fatty acids and long-chain alcoholsSobhi Basheer, Mitsutoshi Nakajima and Uri Cogan
1481-1487Application of lipases to the regioselective synthesis of sucrose fatty acid monoestersDouglas B. Sarney, Mark J. Barnard, David A. MacManus and Evgeny N. Vulfson
1489-1495Glyceride synthesis in a solvent-free systemAnna Millqvist Fureby, Patrick Adlercreutz and Bo Mattiasson
1497-1504Diesel fuel as a solvent for the lipase-catalyzed alcoholysis of triglycerides and phosphatidylcholineMichael J. Haas and Karen M. Scott
1505-1512Selection of surfactant-modified lipases for interesterification of triglyceride and fatty acidKen-ichi Mogi and Mitsutoshi Nakajima
1513-1519Enzymatic esterification of glycerol III. Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of regioisomerically pure 1,3-sn-diacylglycerols and 1 (3)-rac-monoacylglycerols derived from unsaturated fatty acidsClaudia Waldinger and Manfred Schneider
1521-1525Synthesis of medium-chain glycerides by lipase in organic solventDae Young Kwon, Hyo Nam Song and Suk Hoo Yoon
1527-1532Esterification and interesterification reactions catalyzed by acetone powder from germinating rapeseedI. Jachmanián and K. D. Mukherjee
1533-1538Oil bodies of transgenic
1539-1547Distribution of Δ5-olefinic acids in the triacylglycerols fromPinus koraiensis andPinus pinaster seed oilsJoseph Gresti, Corinne Mignerot, Jean Bézard and Robert L. Wolff
1549-1555Fuel properties and emissions of soybean oil esters as diesel fuelDavid Y. Z. Chang, Jon H. Van Gerpen, Inmok Lee, Lawrence A. Johnson and Earl G. Hammond, et al.
1557-1560Turbidimetric measurement of haze in canola oil by acetone precipitationHua Liu, Roman Przybylski and N. A. Michael Eskin
1561-1566Separation and analysis of phospholipids in different foods with a light-scattering detectorMaria Fiorenza Caboni, Simonetta Menotta and Giovanni Lercker
1567-1572Synchrotron radiation X-ray diffraction study on phase behavior of PPP-POP binary mixturesA. Minato, S. Ueno, J. Yano, Z. H. Wang and H. Seto, et al.
1573-1578Supercritical fluid extraction of sunflower seed oil with CO2-ethanol mixturesMaría José Cocero and Lourdes Calvo
1579-1584Fractionation of oligomeric triacylglycerides and the relation to rejection limits for used frying oilsM. Tasioula-Margari, G. Márquez-Ruíz and M. C. Dobarganes
1585-1588Antioxidant properties of phenolic compounds in macadamia nutsL. A. Quinn and H. H. Tang
1589-1593Antioxidant activity of tocopherols and phenolic compounds of virgin olive oilM. Baldioli, M. Servili, G. Perretti and G. F. Montedoro
1595-1601Fatty acid composition of French infant formulas with emphasis on the content and detailed profile oftrans fatty acidsJean-Michel Chardigny, Robert L. Wolff, Estelle Mager, Corine C. Bayard and Jean-Louis Sébédio, et al.
1603-1610Direct measurement of thermal fat crystal properties for milk-fat fractionationBirgit Breitschuh and Erich J. Windhab
1611-1613Conifer seed oils: Distribution of Δ5 acids between α and β chains by13C nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyFrank D. Gunstone and Robert L. Wolff
1615Crystallization kinetics of the pure triacylglycerols glycerol-1,3-dipalmitate-2-oleate, glycerol-1-palmitate-2-oleate-3-stearate, and glycerol-1,3-distearate-2-oleatePh. Rousser and M. Rappaz

Volume 73, Number 12 / December 1996

1617-1625Assessment of potential prooxidant and antioxidant actionsOkezie I. Aruoma
1627-1633The Freundlich isotherm in studying adsorption in oil processingA. Proctor and J. F. Toro-Vazquez
1635-1640The processing of new oilseed crops—An economic evaluationF. Petrus Cuperus, Gerard Boswinkel and Johannes T. P. Derksen
1641-1645Comparative performance of steam and nitrogen as stripping gas in physical refining of edible oilsM. V. Ruiz-Méndez, G. Márquez-Ruiz and M. C. Dobarganes
1647-1652Chemical and thermal characteristics of milk-fat fractions isolated by a melt crystallizationP. S. Dimick, S. Yella Reddy and G. R. Ziegler
1653-1656Comparison of isopropanol and hexane for extraction of vitamin E and oryzanols from stabilized rice branWeicheng Hu, John Henry Wells, Tai-Sun Shin and J. Samuel Godber
1657-1661Hexane sorption in oilseed mealsD. A. Cardarelli and G. H. Crapiste
1663-1667Influence of pH and salt concentration on protein solubility, emulsifying and foaming properties of sesame protein concentrateU. E. Inyang and A. O. Iduh
1669-1673Emulsifying capacity of coconut proteins as a function of salt, phosphate, and temperatureK. S. Kwon and K. C. Rhee
1675-1679Supercritical carbon dioxide extraction ofDimorphotheca pluvialis oil seedsF. Petrus Cuperus, Gerard Boswinkel, Bart G. Muuse and Johannes T. P. Derksen
1681-1684γ-Linolenic and stearidonic acids in Mongolian BoraginaceaeNanzad Tsevegsüren and Kurt Aitzetmüller
1685-1689Determination of sterols by capillary column gas chromatography. Differentiation among different types of olive oil: Virgin, refined, and solvent-extractedOroncio Jiménez de Blas and Amando del Valle González
1691-1697Supercritical fluid chromatographic analysis of new crop seed oils and their reactionsDouglas G. Hayes and Robert Kleiman
1699-1705Determination of totaltrans fatty acids in foods: Comparison of capillary-column gas chromatography and single-bounce horizontal attenuated total reflection infrared spectroscopyLaila H. Ali, Gerald Angyal, Carol M. Weaver, Jeanne I. Rader and Magdi M. Mossoba
1707-1711Rapid and complete extraction of free fatty acids from oilseeds for acid value determinationO. Yu. Berezin, Ya. I. Tur'yan, I. Kuselman and A. Shenhar
1713-1718Physicochemical characteristics of liposomes formed with internal wool lipidsL. Coderch, A. de la Maza, A. Pinazo and J. L. Parra
1719-1728Improving the low-temperature properties of alternative diesel fuels: Vegetable oil-derived methyl estersR. O. Dunn, M. W. Shockley and M. O. Bagby
1729-1731Separation and identification of ximenynic acid isomers in the seed oil ofSantalum spicatum R.Br. as their 4,4-dimethyloxazoline derivativesYandi D. Liu, Robert B. Longmore and John E. D. Fox
1733-1735The seed oil ofBernardia pulchella (Euphorbiaceae) —A rich source of vernolic acidV. Spitzer, K. Aitzetmüller and K. Vosmann
1737-1738Intended use of

Volume 74, Number 1 / January 1997

1-8Permeability changes caused by surfactants in liposomes that model the stratum corneum lipid compositionA. de la Maza, L. Coderch, O. Lopez, J. Baucells and J. L. Parra
9-17Changes in phospholipid bilayers caused by sodium dodecyl sulfate/nonionic surfactant mixturesAlfonso de la Maza and Jose Luis Parra
19-24Direct ethoxylation of fatty methyl ester over Al-Mg composite oxide catalystI. Hama, T. Okamoto, E. Hidai and K. Yamada
25-31Alcohol ethoxycarboxylates—Mild, high-foaming surfactants for personal-care productsW. W. Schmidt, D. R. Durante, R. Gingell and J. W. Harbell
33-37Synthesis and surface properties of chemodegradable anionic surfactants: Sodium (2-
39-42Glucoside ester synthesis in microemulsions catalyzed by
43-47Surface and thermodynamic parameters of sodium
49-54Hydrolysis of nonionic ester surfactants facilitated by potassium β-glycyrrhizinate: Implication of catalytic functions played by the carboxyl groupsMisao Koide, Jinta Ukawa, Waichiro Tagaki and Seizo Tamagaki
55-59Poly(ethylene oxide)/poly(propylene oxide)/poly(ethylene oxide) triblock copolymer as a sustained-release carrier for perfume compoundsKatsumasa Suzuki, Yoshihiro Saito, Yoshikazu Tokuoka, Masahiko Abe and Takatoshi Sato
61-64Thermal reactions of fatty acids with diethylene triamineYinqiu Wu and Philip R. Herrington
65-67Kinetics of hydrogen peroxide oxidation of alkyl dimethyl aminesJ. C. Gee and R. C. Williamson

Volume 74, Number 2 / February 1997

69-76Isothermal crystallization of tripalmitin in sesame oilElena Dibildox-Alvarado and Jorge F. Toro-Vazquez
77-85The role of silica gel in lipase-catalyzed esterification reactions of high-polar substratesEdmundo Castillo, Valérie Dossat, Alain Marty, J. Stéphane Condoret and Didier Combes
87-91Synthesis of phosphatidylglycerol from soybean lecithin with immobilized phospholipase DXingGuo Wang, AiYong Qiu, WenYi Tao and PeiYing Shen
93-96Alteration of steryl ester content and positional distribution of fatty acids in triacylglycerols by chemical and enzymatic interesterification of plant oilsR. Ap. Ferrari, W. Esteves and K. D. Mukherjee
97-101Purification of docosahexaenoic acid by selective esterification of fatty acids from tuna oil with
103-106Lipase-catalyzed glycerolysis of soybean oil in supercritical carbon dioxideMichael A. Jackson and Jerry W. King
107-111Immobilization of lipases on porous polypropylene: Reduction in esterification efficiency at low loadingJohn A. Bosley and Alan D. Peilow
113-116Alcoholysis of palm oil mid-fraction by lipase from
117-124Microwave roasting and phospholipids in soybeans (Glycine max. L.) at different moisture contentsHiromi Yoshida, Sachiko Takagi, Goro Kajimoto and Maki Yamaguchi
125-130Spectral confirmation of
131-135Determination of mixtures in vegetable oils and milk fat by analysis of sterol fraction by gas chromatographyL. Alonso, J. Fontecha, L. Lozada and M. Juárez
137-142Simplified gravimetric determination of total fat in food composites after chloroform-methanol extractionKatherine M. Phillips, Maria Teresa Tarragó-Trani, Tina M. Grove, Ingolf Grün and Rita Lugogo, et al.
143-148Endogenous antioxidants and stability of sesame oil as affected by processing and storageF. Shahidi, R. Amarowicz, H. A. Abou-Gharbia and A. Adel Y. Shehata
149-152Soybean-lecithin supplementation of practical diets for juvenile goldfish (Carassius auratus)Rebecca Lochmann and Ramone Brown
153-158A highly regioselective synthesis of δ-lactones from meadowfoam fatty acidsTerry A. Isbell and Beth A. Plattner
159-163Genetic regulation of linolenic acid concentration in wild soybean Glycine soja accessionsV. R. Pantalone, G. J. Rebetzke, J. W. Burton and R. F. Wilson
165-168Positional distribution of Δ5-acids in triacylglycerols from conifer seeds as determined by partial chemical cleavagePierre Blaise, Veronique Tropini, Marie Farines and Robert L. Wolff
169-171The effect of partial glycerides on trilaurin crystallizationPaul R. Smith and Malcolm J. W. Povey
173-175Utilization of rice hull ash as a support material for immobilization of
177-179Lipase-catalyzed incorporation of oleic acid into melon seed oilCharment O. Moussata and Casimir C. Akoh
181-183Photoautotrophic cultivation of the green alga
185Antioxidative effects of

Volume 74, Number 3 / March 1997

187-193Use of soy protein concentrates and lecithin products in diets fed to coho and atlantic salmonP. B. Brown, K. A. Wilson, Y. Hodgin and J. D. Stanley
195-199Effect of drying methods on molecular properties and functionalities of disulfide bond-cleaved soy proteinsU. Kalapathy, N. S. Hettiarachchy and K. C. Rhee
201-206Pilot-scale two-phase extraction of canolaMahmood Thobani and Levente L. Diosady
207-214Two-phase solvent extraction of canolaMahmood Thobani and Levente L. Diosady
215-221Effects of processing on oxidative stability of sesame oil extracted from intact and dehulled seedsH. A. Abou-Gharbia, F. Shahidi, A. Adel, Y. Shehata and M. M. Youssef
223-228A bulky phosphite-modified rhodium catalyst for the hydroformylation of unsaturated fatty acid estersKoen F. Muilwijk, Paul C. J. Kamer and Piet W. N. M. van Leeuwen
229-234Preparation and characterization of methyl 11-amino-(
235-240Synthesis of alkyloxy (di)alkylamino propanols, hydroxy alkyloxy (di)alkylamino propanols, and the dimer compounds for use as fuel additivesPascale Satgé de Caro, Zéphirin Mouloungui and Antoine Gaset
241-247Synthesis of derivatives of alkylamino alkyloxy propanol structures by
249-254Estolide production with modified clay catalysts and process conditionsSelim M. Erhan and Terry A. Isbell
255-260Lipase PS-catalyzed transesterification of citronellyl butyrate and geranyl caproate: Effect of reaction parametersLisa N. Yee, Casimir C. Akoh and Robert S. Phillips
261-267Enzymatic synthesis of estolides by a bioreactorYasuko Yoshida, Mitsuo Kawase, Chozo Yamaguchi and Tsuneo Yamane
269-272Enzymatic modification of triolein: Incorporation of caproic and butyric acids to produce reduced-calorie structured lipidsLydia B. Fomuso and Casimir C. Akoh
273-276Nondestructive single-seed oil determination of meadowfoam by near-infrared transmission spectroscopyBrett E. Patrick and Gary D. Jolliff
277-284Analysis of seed oil from
285-288A method for determining kernel moisture content and aflatoxin concentrations in peanutsJoe W. Dorner and Richard J. Cole
289-292Diffuse reflectance fourier transform infrared spectroscopy of triacylglycerol and oleic acid adsorption on synthetic magnesium silicateR. A. Yates, J. D. Caldwell and E. G. Perkins
293-297Effect of fatty acid composition of phospholipids on their antioxidant properties and activity indexChigozie Victor Nwosu, Leon C. Boyd and Brian Sheldon
299-302Oxidative stabilities of soybean oils with elevated palmitate and reduced linolenate contentsNuo Shen, Walter Fehr, Lawrence Johnson and Pamela White
303-307Identification and function of antioxidants from oat groats and hullsYoumin Xing and Pamela J. White
309-315Determination of environmentally relevant physical-chemical properties of some fatty acid estersHildo B. Krop, Martin J. M. v. Velzen, John R. Parsons and Harrie A. J. Govers
317-321Regular-sized cell creation in microchannel emulsification by visual microprocessing methodTakahiro Kawakatsu, Yuji Kikuchi and Mitsutoshi Nakajima
323-326Stability of furanoid fatty acids in soybean oilHelmut Guth and Werner Grosch
327-329Effect of interesterification on the structure and physical properties of high-stearic acid soybean oilsG. R. List, T. L. Mounts, F. Orthoefer and W. E. Neff
331-332Comparison of rancimat evaluation modes to assess oxidative stability of fish oilsEduardo Méndez, Julio Sanhueza, Hernán Speisky and Alfonso Valenzuela

Volume 74, Number 4 / April 1997

333-339Fatty methyl ester hydrogenation to fatty alcohol part I: Correlation between catalyst properties and activity/selectivityRoss D. Rieke, Deepak S. Thakur, Brian D. Roberts and Geoffrey T. White
341-345Fatty methyl ester hydrogenation to fatty alcohol part II: Process issuesRoss D. Rieke, Deepak S. Thakur, Brian D. Roberts and Geoffrey T. White
347-356Effect of fatty acid composition of oils on flavor and stability of fried foodsK. Warner, P. Orr and M. Glynn
357-366Mixtures of palm kernel oil with cocoa butter and milk fat in compound coatingsSara D. Williams, Kelly L. Ransom-Painter and Richard W. Hartel
367-374Heated fat-based oil substitutes, oleic and linoleic acid-esterified propoxylated glycerolWilliam E. Artz, Steven L. Hansen and Michelle R. Myers
375-380A multivariate study of the correlation between tocopherol content and fatty acid composition in vegetable oilsAfaf Kamal-Eldin and Roger Andersson
381-385High-temperature stabilities of oils from soybeans that lack lipoxygenasesN. Shen, W. Fehr and P. White
387-391Gas chromatographic study on high-temperature thermal degradation products of methyl linoleate hydroperoxidesTullia Gallina Toschi, Arianna Costa and Giovanni Lercker
393-396Effect of repeated heating on thermal behavior of crude palm oilT. Haryati, Y. B. Che Man and P. Z. Swe
397-407Kinetics of epoxidation of alkyl esters of undecylenic acid: Comparison of traditional routes vs. ishii-venturello chemistryG. D. Yadav and D. V. Satoskar
409-412Castor oil dehydration kineticsF. Seniha Guner
413-418Fractionation of squalene from amaranth seed oilH. Sun, D. Wiesenborn, K. Tostenson, J. Gillespie and P. Rayas-Duarte
419-425Glycerolysis of fats and methyl estersH. Noureddini and V. Medikonduru
427-433Synthesis of structured triglycerides from peanut oil with immobilized lipaseMohamed M. Soumanou, Uwe T. Bornscheuer, Ulrich Menge and Rolf D. Schmid
435-439Stereoselective acylation of Dl
441-444Cold-active enzymes from cold-adapted bacteriaYasutaka Morita, Tetsuya Nakamura, Quamrul Hasan, Yuji Murakami and Kenji Yokoyama, et al.
445-450Repeated use of immobilized lipase for monoacylglycerol production by solid-phase glycerolysis of olive oilRoxana Rosu, Yuki Uozaki, Yugo Iwasaki and Tsuneo Yamane
451-454Lipolytic activity in free and immobilized cells of Phoma glomerataRicardo Pollero, María Gaspar and Marta Cabello
455-459Production of 8,11,14,17-cis-eicosatetraenoic acid by Δ5 desaturase-defective mutants of an arachidonic acid-producing fungus, Mortierella alpinaHiroshi Kawashima, Nozomu Kamada, Eiji Sakuradani, Saeree Jareonkitmongkol and Kengo Akimoto, et al.
461-467Nonpolar-volatile lipids from soy protein isolates and hexane-defatted flakesW. L. Boatright and A. D. Crum
469-472Detection of hydrocarbons in irradiated and roasted sesame seedsC. R. Choi and K. T. Hwang
473-476Optimization of the sulfuric acid-catalyzed estolide synthesis from oleic acidTerry A. Isbell, Hans B. Frykman, Thomas P. Abbott, Joseph É. Lohr and Joseph C. Drozd
477-479Structure of an antioxidant from fermented soybeans (tempeh)Markus B. Hoppe, Hem Chandra Jha and Heinz Egge

Volume 74, Number 5 / May 1997

481-489Offset printing inks based on rapeseed and sunflower oil. Part I: Synthesis and characterization of rapeseed oil-and sunflower oil-modified alkyd resinsPascale Sabin, Bouchra Benjelloun-Mlayah and Michel Delmas
491-495Effect of lecithin on organogel formation of 12-hydroxystearic acidT. Tamura and M. Ichikawa
497-503Capillary supercritical fluid chromatographic analysis of shark liver oilsC. Borch-Jensen, M. P. Magnussen and J. Mollerup
505-510Development of steryl ester analysis for the detection of admixtures of vegetable oilsMichael H. Gordon and Luke A. D. Miller
511-514Quantitative determination of phospholipids in sunflower oilAmalia A. Carelli, Marta I. V. Brevedan and Guillermo H. Crapiste
515-523Positional distribution of Δ5-olefinic acids in triacylglycerols from conifer seed oils: General and specific enrichment in the sn-3 positionRobert L. Wolff, Eric Dareville and Jean-Charles Martin
525-529Catalytic hydrogenation of linoleic acid over platinum-group metals supported on aluminaYoshie Kitayama, Masahiro Muraoka, Megumi Takahashi, Tatsuya Kodama and Eriko Takahashi, et al.
531-538Syntheses of 12-aminododecanoic and 11-aminoundecanoic acids from vernolic acidFolahan O. Ayorinde, Erick Y. Nana, Pete D. Nicely, Anthony S. Woods and Elvis O. Price, et al.
539-542Effect of chlorine dioxide treatment on lipid oxidation and fatty acid composition in salmon and red grouper filletsJeongmok Kim, Yangsoon Lee, Sean F. O’Keefe and Cheng-i Wei
543-548Autoxidation of synthetic isomers of triacylglycerol containing eicosapentaenoic acidYasushi Endo, Sanae Hoshizaki and Kenshiro Fujimoto
549-555Antioxidant activity of minor amounts of γ-tocopherol in natural triacylglycerolsAnna-Maija Lampi, Anu Hopia and Vieno Piironen
557-562Antioxidant activity of Magnolol, honokiol, and related phenolic compoundsMasahiro Ogata, Midori Hoshi, Kumiko Shimotohno, Shiro Urano and Toyoshige Endo
563-568Relationship between seed mass and linolenic acid in progeny of crosses between cultivated and wild soybeanV. R. Pantalone, G. J. Rebetzke, R. F. Wilson and J. W. Burton
569-578Optimization of arachidonic acid production by Mortierella alpina Wuji-H4 isolateH. C. Chen, C. C. Chang and C. X. Chen
579-584Effects of selected substrate forms on the synthesis of structured lipids by two immobilized lipasesKi-Teak Lee and Casimir C. Akoh
585-588Analytical supercritical fluid extraction with lipase catalysis: Conversion of different lipids to methyl esters and effect of moistureJanet M. Snyder, Jerry W. King and Michael A. Jackson
589-592Utilization of high-melting palm stearin in lipase-catalyzed interesterification with liquid oilsS. Ghosh and D. K. Bhattacharyya
593-595Medium-chain fatty acid-rich glycerides by chemical and lipase-catalyzed polyester-monoester interchange reactionS. Ghosh and D. K. Bhattacharyya
597-599Enzymatic alcoholysis reaction of soy phospholipidsM. Ghosh and D. K. Bhattacharyya
601-603Biotransformation of 12-hydroxyoctadecanoic acid to 12-hydroxyoctadecanamide by
605-607Biodegradation of estolides from monounsaturated fatty acidsSelim M. Erhan and Robert Kleiman
609-611Synthesis of oligoethylene glycol ethers from the seed oil of
613-614Δ5-olefinic acids in the edible seeds of nut pines (
615-617The magnetic field as an additional selectivity parameter in fat hydrogenationAage Jart
619Discussion of the term “unusual” when discussing Δ5-olefinic acids in plant lipidsRobert L. Wolff

Volume 74, Number 6 / June 1997

621-634Applications of lipaseNeena N. Gandhi
635-639Lipase-catalyzed randomization of fats and oils in flowing supercritical carbon dioxideM. A. Jackson, J. W. King, G. R. List and W. E. Neff
641-645Chemoenzymatic production of (+)-coriolic acid from trilinolein: Coupled synthesis and extractionMohamed Gargouri and Marie Dominique Legoy
647-657Studies on phytosterol oxides. I: Effect of storage on the content in potato chips prepared in different vegetable oilsParesh Chandra Dutta and Lars-Åke Appelqvist
659-666Studies on phytosterol oxides. II: Content in some vegetable oils and in French fries prepared in these oilsParesh Chandra Dutta
667-678Effect of processing on flavor precursor amino acids and volatiles of sesame paste (tehina)F. Shahidi, T. Aishima, H. A. Abou-Gharbia, M. Youssef and A. Adel Y. Shehata
679-683Design of a single-stage mechanical fat separatorC. I. Onwulata and N. Goldberg
685-692Soy hull as an adsorbent source in processing soy oilR. Gnanasambandam and A. Proctor
693-697α-Melt-mediated crystallization of 1-palmitoyl-2-oleoyl-3-stearoyl-
699-702Enrichment of lesquerolic and auricolic acids from hydrolyzed
703-706Drying properties of metathesized soybean oilSevim Z. Erhan, Marvin O. Bagby and T. C. Nelsen
707-712Statistical evaluation of biodegradation of news ink vehicles and ink formulationsS. Z. Erhan, M. O. Bagby and T. C. Nelsen
713-717Pseudohalogenation of methyl 9-hydroxy-
719-722Synthesis of 6-hydroxy δ-lactones and 5,6-dihydroxy eicosanoic/docosanoic acids from meadowfoam fatty acids
723-726On-line chemical database for new crop seedsT. P. Abbott, B. S. Phillips, R. O. Butterfield, T. A. Isbell and R. Kleiman
727-730Identification of cyclopentenyl fatty acids by 1H and 13C nuclear magnetic resonancePierre Blaise, Marie Farines and Jacques Soulier
731-738Comparison of visual and automated colorimeters—An international collaborative studyP. J. Wan, T. W. Hurley, J. D. Guy and D. L. Berner
739-744Chain-breaking fused heterocyclic antioxidants: Antioxidant activities of 9
745-748Antioxidant efficacy of methanolic extracts of peanut hulls in soybean and peanut oilsPin-Der Duh and Gow-Chin Yen
749-753Reassessment of the antioxidant activity of conjugated linoleic acidsZ. Y. Chen, P. T. Chan, K. Y. Kwan and A. Zhang
755-759Lipid composition and oxidative stability of oils in hazelnuts (
761-763Soy lecithin-monoester interchange reaction by microbial lipaseM. Ghosh and D. K. Bhattacharyya

Volume 74, Number 7 / July 1997

765-773Quantitation of alcohol ethoxylate surfactants in environmental samples by electrospray mass spectrometryK. A. Evans, S. T. Dubey, L. Kravetz, S. W. Evetts and I. Dzidic, et al.
775-779Conductometric investigations of zirconyl soaps in a xylene-methanol mixtureK. N. Mehrotra and M. Anis
781-786New oxidation pathway of 3,5-di-
787-792Nonsolvent quantitation of anionic surfactants and inorganic ingredients in laundry detergent productsAkihiko Kawauchi
793-796Thermodynamics of dissociation and micellization of sodium, calcium, aluminum, and tin stearates in mixed organic solventsHüseyin Topallar, Yüksel Bayrak and Mehmet Işcan
797-801Effects of various hydrocarbons on micellar growthSanjeev Kumar, Sara Liz David and Kabir-ud-Din
803-808Complex formation in a ternary system composed of lauroamphoglycinate, oleic acid, and waterY. Nakama, Y. Shiojima, Y. Takeshita and M. Yamaguchi
809-816Phase behavior of octyldimethyl
817-822Influence of catalyst structure on direct ethoxylation of fatty methyl esters over Al-Mg composite oxide catalystI. Hama, H. Sasamoto and T. Okamoto
823-827Effects of ethoxylate structure on surfactant properties of ethoxylated fatty methyl estersI. Hama, M. Sakaki and H. Sasamoto
829-835Nonionic surfactant properties of methoxypolyoxyethylene dodecanoate compared with polyoxyethylene dodecyletherI. Hama, M. Sakaki and H. Sasamoto
837-845Impact of composition on the performance of sodium linear alkylbenzenesulfonate (NaLAS)Dewey L. Smith
847-859Methyl ester ethoxylatesMichael F. Cox and Upali Weerasooriya
861-867Cleaning properties of single-phase hydrocarbon-based microemulsion systemsJ. Klier, R. S. Suarez, D. P. Green, A. M. Kumar and M. Hoffman, et al.
869-874Rheology and stability of phospholipid-stabilized emulsionsF. Zhang and A. Proctor
875-878Enzymatic syntheses of
879-886Chemo-enzymatic synthesis of amino acid-based surfactantsRao Valivety, Paula Jauregi, Iqbal Gill and Evgeny Vulfson
887-889Utilization of molasses for biosurfactant production by two
891-893Generation of Maillard-type compounds from triethanolamine aloneHiroyuki Yano, Akira Noda, Tadao Hukuhara and Kiyoshi Miyazawa
895Cleavable surfactants derived from poly(ethylene glycol) monomethyl etherB. Burczyk and A. Sokołowski

Volume 74, Number 8 / August 1997

897-906Stoichiometric determination of hydroperoxides in fats and oils by fourier transform infrared spectroscopyK. Ma, F. R. van de Voort, J. Sedman and A. A. Ismail
907-913Upgrading the AOCS infrared
915-921Microwave roasting and positional distribution of fatty acids of phospholipids in soybeans (Glycine max L.)Hiromi Yoshida and Sachiko Takagi
923-926Location of deep-sea shark
927-933Stereospecific analysis of triacylglycerols from vegetable oils by two procedures—II: Normal and high-oleic sunflower oilsP. Damiani, L. Cossignani, M. S. Simonetti, F. Santinelli and M. Monotti
935-938A simple and rapid method for concurrent determination of petroselinic and oleic acids in oilsF. Santinelli and P. Damiani
939-942Determination of iodine value of palm oil by differential scanning calorimetryT. Haryati, Y. B. Che Man, A. Asbi, H. M. Ghazali and L. Buana
943-946Separation and quantitation of cholesterol oxides by HPLC with an evaporative light scattering detector in a model systemL. Lakritz and K. C. Jones
947-950Rapid measurements of boiling point and vapor pressure of short-chain triglycerides by thermogravimetric analysisJ. W. Goodrum
951-955Low-temperature properties of alkyl esters of tallow and greaseThomas A. Foglia, Lloyd A. Nelson, Robert O. Dunn and William N. Marmer
957-962Effect of agitation in the hydrogenation of castor oilRakesh K. Trivedi and A. K. Vasishtha
963-969Surface and pore structure of deoiled acid-and heat-treated spent bleaching claysK. F. Ng, N. K. Nair, K. Y. Liew and Ahmad M. Noor
971-975Membrane degumming of crude soybean and rapeseed oilsR. Subramanian and M. Nakajima
977-981Enrichment of γ-linolenic acid from borage oil via lipase-catalyzed reactionsFang-Cheng Huang, Yi-Hsu Ju and Cheng-Wei Huang
983-987A new approach to genetic alteration of soybean protein composition and qualityPrachuab Kwanyuen, Vincent R. Pantalone, Joseph W. Burton and Richard F. Wilson
989-998Triacylglycerol composition and structure in genetically modified sunflower and soybean oilsJohanna Reske, Jodi Siebrecht and Jan Hazebroek
999-1009Effect of feeding muscovy ducklings different protein sources: Performance, θ-3 fatty acid contents, and acceptability of their tissuesAhmed A. El-Deek, Mona O. Barakat, Youssef A. Attia and Ashraf S. El-Sebeay
1011-1015Large-scale synthesis of methyl
1017-1023Stability to oxidation of virgin olive oils as related to olive conditions: Study of polar compounds by chemometric methodsF. Evangelisti, P. Zunin, E. Tiscornia, R. Petacchi and G. Drava, et al.
1025-1030Inhibition of soybean oil oxidation by extracts of dry beans (Phaseolus vulgaris)Chutima Ganthavorn and Joe S. Hughes

Volume 74, Number 9 / September 1997

1031-1040Development and validation of fluorescence spectroscopic assays to evaluate antioxidant efficacy. Application to metal chelatorsArti Arora and Gale M. Strasburg
1041-1045Oxidation of synthetic triacylglycerols containing eicosapentaenoic and docosahexaenoic acids: Effect of oxidation system and triacylglycerol structureYasushi Endo, Sanae Hoshizaki and Kenshiro Fujimoto
1047-1052Inhibition of oxidation in 10% oil-in-water emulsions by β-carotene with α- and γ-tocopherolsMarina Heinonen, Katri Haila, Anna-Maija Lampi and Vieno Piironen
1053-1057Quenching mechanism and kinetics of ascorbyl palmitate for the reduction of the photosensitized oxidation of oilsK. H. Lee, M. Y. Jung and S. Y. Kim
1059-1063Antioxidant activity of mung bean hullsPin-Der Duh, Wen Jye Yen, Pin-Chan Du and Gow-Chin Yen
1065-1068Quality and consumption of oxidized lipids from deep-frying fats and oils in New ZealandR. J. Lake and P. Scholes
1069-1075Consumption of cholesterol oxides from fast foods fried in beef fat in New ZealandR. J. Lake and P. Scholes
1077-1083Collaborative test of determination of iodine value in fish oils. 1. Reaction time and carbon tetrachloride or cyclohexane as solventsStuart M. Barlow, Anthony P. Bimbo, Eric L. Miller, Snorri Thorisson and D. E. Walters
1085-1088Collaborative test of determination of iodine value in fish oils. 2. Carbon tetrachloride or cyclohexane/acetic acid as solventsStuart M. Barlow, Anthony P. Bimbo, Eric L. Miller, Snorri Thorisson and D. E. Walters
1089-1098Capillary supercritical fluid chromatography-atmospheric pressure chemical ionization mass spectrometry of triacylglycerols in berry oilsPekka Manninen and Päivi Laakso
1099-1103Analysis of furanoid esters in soybean oil and the effect of variety and environment on furanoid ester contentXiangdong Wu, Earl G. Hammond, Pamela J. White and Walter Fehr
1105-1113Characterization of olive oil produced with a new enzyme processing aidAlfonso Ranalli and Gabriella De Mattia
1115-1119Extraction of coconut oil with Lactobacillus plantarum 1041 IAMY. B. Che Man, M. I. B. Abdul Karim and C. T. Teng
1121-1128Acidolysis of several vegetable oils by mycelium-bound lipase of
1129-1132Comparative study of commercially available lipases in hydrolysis reaction of phosphatidylcholineFumiko Hara, Toshimitsu Nakashima and Hideki Fukuda
1133-1136Enzymatic esterification of θ-3 fatty acid concentrates from seal blubber oil with glycerolYuehua He and Fereidoon Shahidi
1137-1143An original transesterification route for fatty acid ester production from vegetable oils in a solvent-free systemN. Goma-Doncescu and M. D. Legoy
1145-1151Isomerization of α-pinene to campheneS. Findik and G. Gündüz
1153-1159Polymorphic behavior of gondoic acid and phase behavior of its binary mixtures with asclepic acid and oleic acidK. Sato, J. Yano, I. Kawada, M. Kawano and F. Kaneko, et al.
1161-1164Protease inhibitors and
1165-1171Synthesis and properties of fish protein-based hydrogelDer-Chyan Hwang and Srinivasan Damodaran
1173-1175Seasonal changes in the lipid classes and fatty acid compositions of hake (
1177-1180Gradients of n-heptane and acetonitrile in silver-ion high-performance liquid chromatography analyses of cis and trans bonds in lipidsInger Elfman-Börjesson, Sander van den Hark and Magnus Härröd

Volume 74, Number 10 / October 1997

1183-1192Lipids and biopackagingFrancesca Callegarin, Jesus-Alberto Quezada Gallo, Frédéric Debeaufort and Andrée Voilley
1193-1201Analogous salicylic acid affinity regions in serum albumin and soybean β-ConglycininJohn A. Rothfus and Walter J. Wolf
1203-1212Influence of concentration and temperature on the flow behavior of oil-in-water emulsions stabilized by sucrose palmitateP. Partal, A. Guerrero, M. Berjano and C. Gallegos
1213-1220Thermal and structural properties of sn-1,3-dipalmitoyl-2-oleoylglycerol and sn-1,3-dioleoyl-2-palmitoylglycerol binary mixtures examined with synchrotron radiation X-ray diffractionA. Minato, S. Ueno, J. Yano, K. Smith and H. Seto, et al.
1221-1226Viscosities of fatty acids, triglycerides, and their binary mixturesDaniella Valeri and Antonio J. A. Meirelles
1227-1233Offset printing inks based on rapeseed oil and sunflower oil. Part II: Varnish and ink formulationPascale Sabin, Bouchra Benjelloun-Mlayah and Michel Delmas
1235-1239Survey of the fatty acid composition of peanut (arachis hypogaea) germplasm and characterization of their epoxy and eicosenoic acidsEarl G. Hammond, Daniel Duvick, Tong Wang, Hortense Dodo and R. N. Pittman
1241-1245The removal of pesticide residues from wool wax by solvent extractionF. William Jones
1247-1253Removal of pesticides from wool wax by continuous countercurrent dual-solvent extractionF. William Jones
1255-1258Microfiltration and stabilization of egg yolk phospholipid emulsions by a microporous glass membraneYoshinori Mine, Masaaki Shimizu and Tadao Nakashima
1259-1264Evolution of phenolic compounds in virgin olive oil during storageLuciano Cinquanta, Marco Esti and Ennio La Notte
1265-1268An infrared spectroscopy study of lipid adsorption from hexane onto an acid-activated bleaching clayC. Adhikari, A. Proctor and G. D. Blyholder
1269-1272Separation and identification of triximenynin from
1273-1280The analysis of sterol degradation products to detect vegetable fats in chocolateC. Crews, R. Calvet-Sarrett and P. Brereton
1281-1286Characterization of edible oils and lard by fourier transform infrared spectroscopy. Relationships between composition and frequency of concrete bands in the fingerprint regionM. D. Guillén and N. Cabo
1287-1290Esterification patterns of lipases for synthesizing tricaproylglycerols in organic solventDae Young Kwon, Hyo Nam Song and Suk Hoo Yoon
1291-1300Characterization of α- and γ-linolenic acid oils by reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography-atmospheric pressure chemical ionization mass spectrometryPäivi Laakso
1301-1307Antioxidant activity of grape extracts in a lecithin liposome systemOck-Sook Yi, Anne S. Meyer and Edwin N. Frankel
1309-1315Antioxidant activity of green teas in different lipid systemsEdwin N. Frankel, Shu-Wen Huang and Robert Aeschbach
1317-1322Frying quality and oxidative stability of high-oleic corn oilsK. Warner and S. Knowlton
1323-1327A kinetic study on the autoxidation of sunflowerseed oilHüseyin Topallar, Yüksel Bayrak and Mehmet Işcan
1329-1333Oxidative stability and nuclear magnetic resonance analyses of linoleic acid encapsulated in cyclodextrinsWendy A. Reichenbach and David B. Min
1335-133713C nuclear magnetic resonance spectral confirmation of Δ6-and Δ7-
1339-1341Practical limitations in determining vegetable oil acid values by a novel pH-metric methodO. Yu Berezin, Ya I. Tur’yan, L. Kogan, I. Kuselman and A. Shenhar

Volume 74, Number 11 / November 1997

1343Special issue: BiotechnologyChing T. Hou
1345-1360Biocatalytic synthesis of some chiral drug intermediates by oxidoreductasesRamesh N. Patel, Ronald L. Hanson, Amit Banerjee and Laszlo J. Szarka
1361-1370Chemoenzymatic approaches to SCH 56592, a new azole antifungalBrian Morgan, Brent R. Stockwell, David R. Dodds, David R. Andrews and Anantha R. Sudhakar, et al.
1371-1376Facile purification of a C-terminal extended His-tagged Vibrio mimicus arylesterase and characterization of the purified enzymeYa-Lin Lee, Rey-Chang Chang and Jei-Fu Shaw
1377-1383Purification and characterization of a cold-active protease from psychrotrophic Serratia marcescens AP3801Yasutaka Morita, Kenji Kondoh, Quamrul Hasan, Toshifumi Sakaguchi and Yuji Murakami, et al.
1385-1390Enantioselective formation of an α, β-epoxy alcohol by reaction of methyl 13(
1391-1394Characterization of new yeast lipasesChing T. Hou
1395-1399Changes in hydrolysis specificities of lipase from Rhizomucor miehei to polyunsaturated fatty acyl ethyl esters in different aggregation statesYoshitsugu Kosugi, Qing-long Chang, Kenji Kanazawa and Hiroshi Nakanishi
1401-1407Additive effects of acyl-binding site mutations on the fatty acid selectivity of Rhizopus delemar lipaseRobert R. Klein, Gregory King, Robert A. Moreau, Gerald P. McNeill and Pierre Villeneuve, et al.
1409-1413Enzymatic synthesis of position-specific low-calorie structured lipidsCasimir C. Akoh and Lisa N. Yee
1415-1417Water activity-adjusted enzymatic partial hydrolysis of phospholipids to concentrate polyunsaturated fatty acidsMasayo Ono, Masashi Hosokawa, Yoshikazu Inoue and Koretaro Takahashi
1419-1424The preparation of concentrates of eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid by lipase-catalyzed transesterification of fish oil with ethanolGudmundur G. Haraldsson, Björn Kristinsson, Ragnheidur Sigurdardottir, Gudmundur G. Gudmundsson and Harald Breivik
1425-1429Preparation of highly purified concentrates of eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acidHarald Breivik, Gudmundur G. Haraldsson and Björn Kristinsson
1431-1434Production of high yields of docosahexaenoic acid by Schizochytrium sp. strain SR21T. Yaguchi, S. Tanaka, T. Yokochi, T. Nakahara and T. Higashihara
1435-1440Industrial high-performance liquid chromatography purification of docosahexaenoic acid ethyl ester and docosapentaenoic acid ethyl ester from single-cell oilR. Yamamura and Y. Shimomura
1441-1446Purification of docosahexaenoic acid from tuna oil by a two-step enzymatic method: Hydrolysis and selective esterificationYuji Shimada, Kazuaki Maruyama, Akio Sugihara, Shigeru Moriyama and Yoshio Tominaga
1447-1450Carica papaya
1451-1455Improvement of palm oil through breeding and biotechnologyB. S. Jalani, S. C. Cheah, N. Rajanaidu and A. Darus
1457-1463Kinetics of transesterification of soybean oilH. Noureddini and D. Zhu
1465-1470Purification of γ-linolenic acid from borage oil by a two-step enzymatic methodYuji Shimada, Akio Sugihara, Masahiro Shibahiraki, Hiroyuki Fujita and Hirofumi Nakano, et al.
1471-1475Synthesis of (
1477-1482Synthesis of cocoa butter equivalent by lipase-catalyzed interesterification in supercritical carbon dioxideKuan-Ju Liu, Hong-Ming Cheng, Rey-Chang Chang and Jei-Fu Shaw
1483-1490Lipase-catalyzed alcoholysis with supercritical carbon dioxide extraction 1: Influence of flow rateHelga Gunnlaugsdottir and Björn Sivik
1491-1494Lipase-catalyzed alcoholysis with supercritical carbon dioxide extraction 2: Phase behaviorHelga Gunnlaugsdottir, Anders Å. Karlsson and Björn Sivik

Volume 74, Number 12 / December 1997

1495-1508Explorative spectrometric evaluations of frying oil deteriorationSøren Balling Engelsen
1509-1516Thermoxidation of substrate models and their behavior during hydrolysis by porcine pancreatic lipaseRuth Arroyo, Francisco J. Sánchez-Muniz, Carmen Cuesta, José V. Sinisterra and José M. Sánchez-Montero
1517-1523Supercritical fluid extraction of lipids from deep-fried food productsN. Devineni, P. Mallikarjunan, M. S. Chinnan and R. D. Phillips
1525-1529Anchovy oil thermal polymerization kineticsF. Seniha Guner
1531-1536Antioxidant activity and active sites of phospholipids as antioxidantsHiroaki Saito and Kenji Ishihara
1537-1541Blending process optimization into special fat formulation by neural networksJ. M. Block, D. Barrera-Arellano, M. F. Figueiredo and F. A. C. Gomide
1543-1547Enzymatic hydrolysis in conjunction with conventional pretreatments to soybean for enhanced oil availability and recoveryDevesh Shankar, Y. C. Agrawal, B. C. Sarkar and B. P. N. Singh
1549-1552Soy hull carbon as adsorbents of crude soy oil components: Effect of carbonization timeA. Proctor and Ravin Gnanasambandam
1553-1558Triacylglycerols responsible for the onset of nucleation during clouding of palm oleinMohd Zaki Sulaiman, Nik Meriam Sulaiman and Sivaruby Kanagaratnam
1559-1564Physical properties of liquid edible oilsJohn N. Coupland and D. Julian McClements
1565-1568Differential scanning calorimetry of water buffalo and cow milk fat in mozzarella cheeseMichael H. Tunick and Edyth L. Malin
1569-1573On the sub-α-form and the α-form in monoacylglycerolsAkihiro Watanabe
1575-1581Odor and flavor contribution of 2-pentyl pyridine to soy protein isolatesW. L. Boatright and A. D. Crum
1583-1586Bishomopinolenic (7,11,14–20:3) acid in pinaceae seed oilsRobert L. Wolff, William W. Christie and David Coakley
1587-1594Phospholipid fatty acid composition and stereospecific distribution of soybeans with a wide range of fatty acid compositionTong Wang, Earl G. Hammond and Walter R. Fehr
1595-1602Determination of the fatty acid composition of the oil in intact-seed mustard by near-infrared reflectance spectroscopyL. Velasco, J. M. Fernández-Martínez and A. De Haro
1603-1606Tocopherol and fatty acid composition of some Indian pulsesA. G. Gopala Krishna, J. V. Prabhakar and K. Aitzetmüller
1607-1609Optimizing headspace sampling temperature and time for analysis of volatile oxidation products in fish oilKaren Rørbæk and Benny Jensen
1611-1613Oxidative stability of conjugated linoleic acids relative to other polyunsaturated fatty acidsA. Zhang and Z. Y. Chen
1615-1617Degradation of α-linolenic acid during heatingG. Hénon, Zs. Kemény, K. Recseg, F. Zwobada and K. Kövári

Volume 75, Number 1 / January 1998

1-7Volatile compounds of oxidized pork phospholipidsAnne Meynier, Claude Genot and Gilles Gandemer
9-14Soy fatty acid oxidation with sodium hypochlorite monitored by nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyPinglang Wang and Bernard Y. Tao
15-19Rapid determination of iodine value by 1H nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyYuko Miyake, Kazuhisa Yokomizo and Narihide Matsuzaki
21-25Flavor stability of high-oleic peanuts stored at low humidityJ. B. Mugendi, C. A. Sims, D. W. Gorbet and S. F. O’Keefe
27-32Gas-liquid chromatographic analysis of geometrical and positional octadecenoic and octadecadienoic acid isomers produced by catalytic hydrogenation of linoleic acid on Ir/Al2O3Yoshie Kitayama, Megumi Takahashi, Hisashi Sugiyama, Tatsuya Kodama and Mutsuo Okamura
33-39Industrial validation of fourier transform infrared
41-44Phosphorus in oil. Production of molybdenum blue derivative at ambient temperature using noncarcinogenic reagentsEnzo A. Tosi, Ampelio F. Cazzoli and Luis M. Tapiz
45-50Fatty acids of the seeds from pine species of the
51-554-Demethylsterols and triterpene alcohols from two
57-62Physicochemical characteristics and thermal stability of Jordanian jojoba oilM. Allawzi, M. K. Abu-Arabi, H. S. Al-zoubi and A. Tamimi
63-66The rate of ring opening of γ-and δ-lactones derived from meadowfoam fatty acidsTerry A. Isbell and Beth A. Steiner
73-76Evaluation of tripalmitin crystallization in sesame oil through a modified avrami equationElena Dibildox-Alvarado and Jorge F. Toro-Vazquez
77-79Characterization of expression of a plant oleate desaturase in yeastAdrian P. Brown, Rachel Dann, Steve Bowra and Matthew J. Hills
79-83Fatty acid composition, extraction, fractionation, and stabilization of bullfrog (
83-87Heat-induced gelation of rapeseed proteins: Effect of protein interaction and acetylationKlaus Dieter Schwenke, Andreas Dahme and Thomas Wolter

Volume 75, Number 2 / February 1998

1-4Peroxisomal changes during hiberation of jerboa (Jaculus orientalis)M. Kabine, M Cherkaoui-Malki, C. -C. Clémencet, M. S. El Kebbaj and N. Latruffe
91-100Analysis of sn-1(3)- and sn-2-short-chain acyl isomers of triacylglycerols in butteroil by gas-liquid chromatographyAsmo Kemppinen and Paavo Kalo
101-105Gas chromatography-fourier transform infrared spectrometry of fatty acids: New applications with a direct deposition interfaceE. Sémon, S. Ferary, J. Auger and J. L. Le Quéré
107-113Determination of sterols, oxysterols, and fatty acids of phospholipids in cells and lipoproteins: A one-sample methodD. Blache, P. Durand, F. Girodon, L. Gesquière and N. Loreau
115-118Determination of low trans levels in refined oils by fourier transform infrared spectroscopyW. De Greyt, A. Kint, M. Kellens and A. Huyghebaert
119-126Applications of chromatographic techniques to evaluate enzymatic hydrolysis of oxidized and polymeric triglycerides by pancreatic lipase in vitroG. Márquez-Ruiz, G. Guevel and M. C. Dobarganes
127-130Application of headspace analysis to the study of aroma compounds-lipids interactionsC. Druaux, M. Le Thanh, A. -M. Seuvre and A. Voilley
131-135Interference of 7-dehydrocholesterol in α-tocopherol determination by high-performance liquid chromatography: A possible screening test for the smith-lemli-opitz syndromeF. Michel, J. P. Cristol, M. H. Vernet, C. Feillet and M. -A. Carbonneau, et al.
137-142Identification of conjugated fatty acids by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry of 4-methyl-1,2,4-triazoline-3,5-dione adductsGary Dobson
143-145Content of trans-fatty acids in edible margarinesR. Tsanev, A. Russeva, T. Rizov and Iv. Dontcheva
147-154Oxidation in fish lipids during thermal stress as studied by 13C nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyIsabel Medina, Raffaele Sacchi, Italo Giudicianni and Santiago Aubourg
155-159The presence of oxidizing enzyme activities in virgin olive oilM. D. Georgalaki, T. G. Sotiroudis and A. Xenakis
161-167Effect of oil replenishment during deep-fat frying of frozen foods in sunflower oil and high-oleic acid sunflower oilAntonio Romero, Carmen Cuesta and Francisco J. Sánchez-Muniz
169-180Antioxidant properties of myricetin and quercetin in oil and emulsionsAndrea Roedig-Penman and Michael H. Gordon
181-187Antioxidants from a heated histidine-glucose model system. I: Investigation of the antioxidant role of histidine and isolation of antioxidants by high-performance liquid chromatographyP. Bersuder, M. Hole and G. Smith
189-198Use of α-tocopherol acetate to improve fresh pig meat quality of full-fat rapeseed-fed pigsG. E. Onibi, J. R. Scaife, I. Murray and V. R. Fowler
199-212Free radicals, oxidative stress, and antioxidants in human health and diseaseOkezie I. Aruoma
213-216The tocopherol pattern in human serum is markedly influenced by intake of vitamin E drugs—Results of the german national health surveysH. -U. Melchert and E. Pabel
217-223A preliminary study on platelet aggregation in postmenopausal women consuming extra-virgin olive oil and high-oleic acid sunflower oilF. J. Sánchez-Muniz, P. Oubiña, J. Benedí, S. Ródenas and C. Cuesta
225-234Influence of moderate amounts of trans fatty acids on the formation of polyunsaturated fatty acidsAnette Bysted, Gunhild Hølmer and Pia Lund
235-240Improvement in the antioxidant status of plasma and low-density lipoprotein in subjects receiving a red wine phenolics mixtureMarie-Annette Carbonneau, Claude L. Léger, Bernard Descomps, Françoise Michel and Louis Monnier
241-245Dietary fish oil inhibits Δ6-desaturase activity in vivoAmiram Raz, Nurit Kamin-Belsky, Fiorenza Przedecki and Mark Obukowicz
247-254Long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids influence both β- and α-adrenergic function of rat cardiomyocytesB. Ponsard, I. Durot, A. Fournier, F. Oudot and P. Athias, et al.
255-259Peroxisomal metabolism of adrenic acid; No Δ4 desaturase detected in rat liver peroxisomesT. S. Haugen, V. Mimouni, J. I. Pedersen, H. J. Grav and E. N. Christiansen
261-267Conjugated linoleic acid and oxidative stressSebastiano Banni, Elisabetta Angioni, Maria Stefania Contini, Gianfranca Carta and Viviana Casu, et al.
269-274Dietary arachidonic acid and hepatic desaturation of fatty acids in obese zucker ratsJean Paul Blond, Georges Durand and Jean Bézard
281-283Isolation of chemically induced mutants in borage (
285-291Synthesis and physicochemical characterization of mixed diacid triglycerides that contain elaidic acidP. Elisabettini, G. Lognay, A. Desmedt, C. Culot and N. Istasse, et al.
293-299Total and partial erucate of pentaerythritol. Infrared spectroscopy study of relationship between structure, reactivity, and thermal propertiesValérie Eychenne, Zéphirin Mouloungui and Antoine Gaset
301-308Pilot batch production of specific-structured lipids by lipase-catalyzed interesterification: Preliminary study on incorporation and acyl migrationX. Xu, S. Balchen, C. -E. Høy and J. Adler-Nissen
309-313Efficient lipase-catalyzed production of tailor-made emulsifiers using solvent engineering coupled to extractive processingCastillo Edmundo, Dossat Valérie, Combes Didier and Marty Alain
315-319Cellulose esterification with fatty acids and acetic anhydride in lithium chloride/N,N-dimethylacetamide mediumC. Vaca-Garcia, S. Thiebaud, M. E. Borredon and G. Gozzelino

Volume 75, Number 3 / March 1998

323-327Proteins from
329-335Proteins from Crambe abyssinica oilseed. II. Biochemical and functional propertiesE. Massoura, J. M. Vereijken, P. Kolster and J. T. P. Derksen
337-341Changes of isoflavones during processing of soy protein isolatesC. Wang, Q. Ma, S. Pagadala, M. S. Sherrard and P. G. Krishnan
343-352Analysis of conjugated linoleic acid isomers and content in french cheesesF. Lavillonnière, J. C. Martin, P. Bougnoux and J.-L. Sébédio
353-358Determination of
359-362CO2 laser infrared optothermal spectroscopy for quantitative adulteration studies in binary mixtures of extra-virgin olive oilJan Paul Favier, Dane Bicanic, Jan Cozijnsen, Beb van Veldhuizen and Per Helander
363-370Rapid methods for predicting the appearance of turbidity in sunflower oil and their comparison with cold testsMiguel A. Baltanás, Hugo Molina and Carlos Silva
371-379Purity assessments of major vegetable oils based on δ13C values of individual fatty acidsSimon E. Woodbury, Richard P. Evershed and J. Barry Rossell
381-391Performance studies of various cracking catalysts in the conversion of canola oil to fuels and chemicals in a fluidized-bed reactorSai P. R. Katikaneni, John D. Adjaye, Raphael O. Idem and Narendra N. Bakhshi
393-397Eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid production potential of microalgae and their heterotrophic growthRema Vazhappilly and Feng Chen
399-404Separation of palm carotene from crude palm oil by adsorption chromatography with a synthetic polymer adsorbentB. S. Baharin, K. Abdul Rahman, M. I. Abdul Karim, T. Oyaizu and K. Tanaka, et al.
405-410Structured lipids: Lipase-catalyzed interesterification of tricaproin and trilinoleinLydia B. Fomuso and Casimir C. Akoh
411-416Purification of pregastric lipases of caprine originDouglas T. Lai, Roger D. Stanley and Charmian J. O’Connor
417-420Castor bean lipase as a biocatalyst in the esterification of fatty acids to glycerolMelek Tüter
421-422Comments on the resolution of individual
423Confirmation of

Volume 75, Number 4 / April 1998

425-439Phase transitions and polymorphism of cocoa butterC. Loisel, G. Keller, G. Lecq, C. Bourgaux and M. Ollivon
441-445Interactions between volatiles and lipids in complex systemsM. Le Thanh, I. Goubet, J. L. Le Quere and A. Voilley
447-454Adhesion of edible oils to food contact surfacesMarie-Caroline Michalski, Stéphane Desobry, Marie-Noëlle Pons and Joël Hardy
455-461Antioxidant activity of burdock (Arctium lappa Linné): Its scavenging effect on free-radical and active oxygenPin-Der Duh
463-475Experimental characterization of emulsion formation and coalescence by nuclear magnetic resonance restricted diffusion techniquesH.-Y. Lee, M. J. McCarthy and S. R. Dungan
477-481Determination of copper, lead, and nickel in edible oils by plasma and furnace atomic spectroscopiesLori B. Allen, Paul H. Siitonen and Harold C. Thompson
483-488Precision of low trans fatty acid level determination in refined oils. Results of a collaborative capillary gas-liquid chromatography studyP. C. van Bruggen, G. S. M. J. E. Duchateau, M. M. W. Mooren and H. J. van Oosten
489-493Physical and chemical properties of trans-free fats produced by chemical interesterification of vegetable oil blendsV. Petrauskaite, W. De Greyt, M. Kellens and A. Huyghebaert
495-499Characterization of enzymatically synthesized structured lipids containing eicosapentaenoic, docosahexaenoic, and caprylic acidsKi-Teak Lee and Casimir C. Akoh
501-505Lipid and fatty acid biosynthesis by
507-510In Vitro hydrolysis of fungal oils: Distribution of arachidonic acid-containing triacylglycerol molecular speciesJim-Wen Liu, Emi G. Bobik and Yung-Sheng Huang
511-516Enzymatic transesterification of triolein and stearic acid and solid fat content of their productsVimon Seriburi and Casimir C. Akoh
517-520Screening catalytic lipase activities with an analytical supercritical fluid extractorHans B. Frykman, Janet M. Snyder and Jerry W. King
521-525Functionalization at the double-bond region of jojoba oil. 9. solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance characterization of substituted jojoba wax chemically bonded to a polystyrene matrixSofia Binman, Shimon Vega, Sofia Belfer and Arnon Shani
527-530Separation of stigmasta-3,5-diene, squalene lsomers, and wax esters from olive oils by single high-performance liquid chromatography runMauro Amelio, Renzo Rizzo and Flavio Varazini
531-533Bleaching kinetics of sunflowerseed oilHüseyin Topallar
535-538Fluorometric detection of interaction between lipase and glycerideWakako Tsuzuki, Shoichi Kobayashi and Tateo Suzuki
539-540Separation of tripalmitin from its hydrolysis products by simple isocratic reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatographyJ. W. Hampson and T. A. Foglia
541-545Remarks on official methods employing boron trifluoride in the preparation of methyl esters of the fatty acids of fish oilsR. G. Ackman

Volume 75, Number 5 / May 1998

547-555Determination of seed oil content and fatty acid composition in sunflower through the analysis of intact seeds, husked seeds, meal and oil by near-infrared reflectance spectroscopyB. Pérez-Vich, L. Velasco and J. M. Fernández-Martínez
557-562Determination of free fatty acids in palm oil by near-infrared reflectance spectroscopyY. B. Che Man and M. H. Moh
563-568A modified method for determining free fatty acids from small soybean oil sample sizesI. H. Rukunudin, P. J. White, C. J. Bern and T. B. Bailey
569-57331P nuclear magnetic resonance phospholipid analysis of anionic-enriched lecithinsThomas Glonek
575-580Assessment of quality changes in frozen sardine (
581-590Lipid oxidation in herring (Clupea harengus) light muscle, dark muscle, and skin, stored separately or as intact filletsIrgrid Undeland, Bo Ekstrand and Hans Lingnert
591-596Temperature effects on tocopherol composition in soybeans with genetically improved oil qualityG. O. Almonor, G. P. Fenner and R. F. Wilson
597-600Specific determination of malonaldehyde by
601-607Selective oxidations of methyl ricinoleate: Diastereoselective epoxidation with titaniumIV catalystsThomas A. Foglia, Philip E. Sonnet, Alberto Nunez and Robert L. Dudley
609-613Effects of steeping conditions during wet-milling on the retentions of tocopherols and tocotrienols in cornChunyang Wang, Jing Ning, Padmanaban G. Krishnan and Duane P. Matthees
615-621Structure and performance of soy hull carbon adsorbents as affected by pyrolysis temperatureRavin Gnanasambandam, M. Mathias and A. Proctor
623-628Supercritical CO2 extraction of rice branM. S. Kuk and M. K. Dowd
629-633Kinetics of catalytic transfer hydrogenation of some vegetable oilsMateja Naglič, Andrej Šmidovnik and Tine Koloini
635-641Inhibition of tubulin guanosine-5′-triphosphatase by lipid peroxides: Protective effects of vitamin A derivativesMisako Kawakami, Larry Ward and Hiroshi Doi
643-650Enzymatic glyceride synthesis in a foam reactorYu-Chih Yeh and Erdogan Gulari
651-655Synthesis of monoterpene esters by alcoholysis reaction with
657-660Reactions of olive oil and glycerol over immobilized lipasesA. Coteron, M. Martinez and J. Aracil

Volume 75, Number 6 / June 1998

661-671Trans-18:1 acid content and profile in human milk lipids. Critical survey of data in connection with analytical methodsRobert L. Wolff, Dietz Precht and Joachim Molkentin
673-681Flavor components of olive oil—A reviewA. K. Kiritsakis
683-690Volatile compounds in heated oleic acid-esterified propoxylated glycerolSymon M. Mahungu, Steven L. Hansen and William E. Artz
691-695Immobilized lipase-catalyzed ethanolysis of sunflower oil in a solvent-free mediumBoulbada Selmi and Daniel Thomas
697-701Lipase-catalyzed modification of borage oil: Incorporation of capric and eicosapentaenoic acids to form structured lipidsCasimir C. Akoh and Charment O. Moussata
703-710Two-step enzymatic reaction for the synthesis of pure structured triacylglyceridesMohamed M. Soumanou, Uwe T. Bornscheuer and Rolf D. Schmid
711-716Enzymatic interesterification of triolein and tristearin: Chemical structure and differential scanning calorimetric analysis of the productsVimon Seriburi and Casimir C. Akoh
717-720Microbial conversion of palmitoleic acid to 9,12-hexadecadienoic acid (16:2ω4) by Trichoderma sp. AM076Norifumi Shirasaka, Takuya Umehara, Tetsuo Murakami, Hajime Yoshizumi and Sakayu Shimizu
721-724Effect of fruit storage conditions on olive oil qualityA. Kiritsakis, G. D. Nanos, Z. Polymenopulos, T. Thomai and E. M. Sfakiotakis
725-728General properties and the fatty acid composition of the oil from the mophane caterpillar,
729-732Effect of xanthan gum on enhancing the foaming properties of soy protein isolateY. R. Xie and N. S. Hettiarachchy
733-736Concentration and stabilization of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids from sardine oilAngélica Ganga, Susana Nieto, Julio Sanhuez, Claudio Romo and Hernán Speisky, et al.
737-740Factors affecting the electrical resistivity of soybean oilAziz Tekin and Earl G. Hammond
741-743Quality and compositional studies of some edible leguminosae seed oils in BotswanaK. K. Ketshajwang, J. Holmback and S. O. Yeboah
745-747Transmission electron microscopy of milkfat globules in the low-density lipid fraction of swiss cheese wheySavita R. Kamath and Charles V. Morr
749-751Cold stability of red palm oleinsI. NorAini, H. Hanirah, W. L. Siew and M. S. A. Yusoff
753-754Ethanolic extraction of sunflower oil in a pulsing extractorJ. Sineiro, H. Domínguez, M. J. Núñez and J. M. Lema
755-756Preparation of monoglycerides by guanidine-catalyzed processesLeila M. Guimarães Aguiar and Rogério Matheus Vargas
757-758Clarification on the taxonomic position of

Volume 75, Number 7 / July 1998

759-766Temperature effects on fatty acid composition during development of low-linolenic oilseed rape (Brassica napus L.)X. Deng and R. Scarth
767-774Regional distribution of tocopherols and fatty acids within soybean seedsHiromi Yoshida, Sachiko Takagi, Hiroyuki Ienaga and Chiharu Tsuchiya
775-781Relation between diacylglycerol acyltransferase activity and oil concentration in soybeanSharon B. Settlage, Prachuab Kwanyuen and Richard F. Wilson
783-788Separation of milk fat triacylglycerols by argentation thin-layer chromatographyN. P. Robinson and A. K. H. MacGibbon
789-792Determination of iodine value of palm oil based on triglyceride compositionT. Haryati, Y. B. Che Man, H. M. Ghazali, B. A. Asbi and L. Buana
793-799Quantitative structure-liquid chromatographic retention time relationships on natural phenols found in olive oilFrancisco Hueso-Ureña, Sonia B. Jiménez-Pulido, Miguel N. Moreno-Carretero and José Rodríguez-Avi
801-805Determination of
807-811Triacylglycerols and regiospecific fatty acid analyses of philippine seed oilsLaura J. Pham, Edmar P. Casa, Myla A. Gregorio and Dae Young Kwon
813-822Effects of tocopherols, ascorbyl palmitate, and lecithin on autoxidation of fish oilR. J. Hamilton, C. Kalu, G. P. McNeill, F. B. Padley and J. H. Pierce
823-829Oxidative degradation kinetics of lycopene, lutein, and 9-cis and all-trans β-caroteneL. K. Henry, G. L. Catignani and S. J. Schwartz
831-835The impact of furanoid fatty acids and 3-methylnonane-2,4-dione on the flavor of oxidized soybean oilJian-Wen Kao, Xiangdong Wu, Earl G. Hammond and Pamela J. White
837-843Role of minor constituents in the photooxidation of virgin olive oilM. Rahmani and A. Saari Csallany
845-850Hydrophobicity, solubility, and emulsifying properties of soy protein peptides prepared by papain modification and ultrafiltrationW. U. Wu, N. S. Hettiarachchy and M. Qi
851-855Neutral lipids of chickpea flour and protein isolatesRaúl Sánchez-Vioque, Alfonso Clemente, Javier Vioque, Juan Bautista and Francisco Millán
857-864Polymorphism and solidification kinetics of the binary system POS-SOSPh. Rousset, M. Rappaz and E. Minner
865-870Triacylglycerol composition of Pinus koraiensis seed oilA. B. Imbs, N. V. Nevshupova and L. Q. Pham
871-874Rheology of lecithin dispersionsSuvendu Bhattacharya, M. H. Shylaja, M. S. Manjunath and Udaya Sankar
875-879Fatty acid bioconversions by
881-886Effect of enzymatic transesterification on the melting points of palm stearin-sunflower oil mixturesO. M. Lai, H. M. Ghazali and C. L. Chong
887-889Coating properties of alkyd-ketonic (cyclohexanone formaldehyde) resin blendsV. D. Athawale and A. V. Chamankar
893-894Comments on the methodology for the separation and quantitation of
895Sterol composition of vegetable oilsLudger Brühl and Hans-Jochen Fiebig

Volume 75, Number 8 / August 1998

897-904Parameters influencing cocrystallization and polymorphism in milk fatBirgit Breitschuh and Erich J. Windhab
905-910Chemical and physical characteristics of cocoa butter substitutes, milk fat and malaysian cocoa butter blendsS. Sabariah, A. R. Md. Ali and C. L. Chong
911-916Effect of salts on soy storage proteins defatted with supercritical CO2 and alcoholsDavid J. Sessa, Terry C. Nelsen and Janet M. Snyder
917-925The electrochemical hydrogenation of edible oils in a solid polymer electrolyte reactor. I. Reactor design and operationWeidong An, Jin Ki Hong, Peter N. Pintauro, Kathleen Warner and William Neff
927-930Cottonseed extraction with a new solvent system: Isohexane and alcohol mixturesM. S. Kuk and R. J. Hron
931-937Changes in olive oil composition due to microwave heatingL. Cossignani, M. S. Simonetti, A. Neri and P. Damiani
939-943Enantioselective conversion of linoleate hydroperoxide to an α, β-epoxy alcohol by niobium ethoxideGeorge J. Piazza, Thomas A. Foglia and Alberto Nuñez
945-951Lipase-assisted concentration of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids in acylglycerols from marine oilsUdaya N. Wanasundara and Fereidoon Shahidi
953-959Physical properties of Pseudomonas and Rhizomucor miehei lipase-catalyzed transesterified blends of palm stearin:palm kernel oleinO. M. Lai, H. M. Ghazali and C. L. Chong
961-965The incorporation of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids into acylglycerols of borage oil via lipase-catalyzed reactionsYi-Hsu Ju, Fang-Cheng Huang and Chia-Hui Fang
967-97613C nuclear magnetic resonance characterization of the reaction products of lamb pregastric lipase-catalyzed hydrolysis of tributyrylglycerolRichard H. Barton and Charmian J. O’Connor
977-985Analysis of C18:1cis and trans fatty acid isomers by the combination of gas-liquid chromatography of 4,4-dimethyloxazoline derivatives and methyl estersAntti Aro, Truus Kosmeijer-Schuil, Peter van de Bovenkamp, Paul Hulshof and Peter Zock, et al.
987-992A comparison of mid-infrared and raman spectroscopies for the authentication of edible oilsN. A. Marigheto, E. K. Kemsley, M. Defernez and R. H. Wilson
993-999The composition of new zealand milk fat triacylglycerols by reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatographyN. P. Robinson and A. K. H. MacGibbon
1001-1005Fatty acid composition of meat from ruminants, with special emphasis on
1007-1013Precombustion of fatty acids and esters of biodiesel. A possible explanation for differing cetane numbersGerhard Knothe, Marvin O. Bagby and Thomas W. Ryan
1015-1019Oil extracted from seal hides: Characterization and use as leather fat liquorM. H. Cuq, B. Benjelloun-Mlayah and M. Delmas
1021-1029Synthesis of secondary ethers derived from meadowfoam oilTerry A. Isbell and Melissa S. Mund
1031-1035Fat content and fatty acid composition of oils extracted from selected wild-gathered tropical plant seeds from NigeriaIkechukwu E. Ezeagu, Klaus J. Petzke, Erika Lange and Cornelia C. Metges
1037-1040Characterization of chilean hazelnut (
1041-1046Influence of oxygen and copper concentration on lipid oxidation in rapeseed oilKristina Andersson and Hans Lingnert
1047-1052Extraction and identification of antioxidants from the spice Aframomum danielliG. O. Adegoke and A. G. Gopala Krishna
1053-1055Effect of mustard meal on the production of arachidonic acid by Mortierella elongata SC-208S. Chaudhuri, S. Ghosh, D. K. Bhattacharyya and S. Bandyopadhyay
1057-1059Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of hydroxy stearates and their propertiesMahua Ghosh and D. K. Bhattacharyya
1061-1062Lipolytic synthesis of optically active 1,2-dibutyryl-sn-glycerol. Identification of diglyceride by solvent-dependent specific rotationCharmian J. O’Connor, Douglas T. Lai and Richard H. Barton
1063Color measurement in refined vs. crude oilsJ. B. Rossell

Volume 75, Number 9 / September 1998

1065-1071Effect of fatty acid positional distribution and triacylglycerol composition on lipid by-products formation during heat treatment: I. Polymer formationJ. C. Martin, M. C. Dobarganes, M. Nour, G. Marquez-Ruiz and W. W. Christie, et al.
1073-1078Effect of fatty acid positional distribution and triacylglycerol composition on lipid by-products formation during heat treatment: II.
1079-1083Fatty acid composition and contents of trans monounsaturated fatty acids in frying fats, and in margarines and shortenings marketed in DenmarkLars Ovesen, Torben Leth and Kirsten Hansen
1085-1089Effects of oilseed storage proteins on aflatoxin production by aspergillus flavusJay E. Mellon and Peter J. Cotty
1091-1094Determination of unsaturated fatty acid composition by high-resolution nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyYuko Miyake, Kazuhisa Yokomizo and Narihide Matsuzaki
1095-1101Quantitative determination of hydroperoxides by fourier transform infrared spectroscopy with a disposable infrared cardK. Ma, F. R. van de Voort, A. A. Ismail and J. Sedman
1103-1107Volatile compounds produced during deodorization of soybean oil and their flavor significanceJian-Wen Kao, Earl G. Hammond and Pamela J. White
1109-1113Rapid synthesis of fatty acid esters for use as potential food flavorsJungbae Kim, David H. Altreuter, Douglas S. Clark and Jonathan S. Dordick
1115-1120Thermal degradation of single methyl oleate hydroperoxides obtained by photosensitized oxidationGiovanni Lercker, Renzo Bortolomeazzi and Lorena Pizzale
1121-1126Oxidative and flavor stability of oil from lipoxygenase-free soybeansJ. M. King, L. K. Svendsen, W. R. Fehr, J. M. Narvel and P. J. White
1127-1133Effect of initial slight oxidation on stability of polyunsaturated fatty acid/protein mixtures under controlled atmospheresManuel Alaiz, Francisco J. Hidalgo and Rosario Zamora
1135-1139Isolation of an active peptide fragment from human serum albumin and its synergism with α-tocopherolHideo Hatate
1141-1145Antioxidative activity of green tea catechin extract compared with that of rosemary extractZhen-Yu Chen, Li-Ya Wang, Ping Tim Chan, Zesheng Zhang and Hau Yin Chung, et al.
1147-1154Hydrogen-donating mechanism of rosmariquinone, an antioxidant found in rosemaryClifford A. Hall, Susan L. Cuppett and Pat Dussault
1155-1159Influence of lipase-catalyzed interesterification on the oxidative stability of melon seed oil triacylglycerolsCharment O. Moussata and Casimir C. Akoh
1161-1166Efficient intraliposomal entrapment of hydrophilic platinum oligonuclear complexesYoshikatsu Ogawa, Yoshimitsu Yamazaki, Masato Kodaka and Hiroaki Okuno
1167-1172Fast formation of high-purity methyl esters from vegetable oilsDavid G. B. Boocock, Samir K. Konar, V. Mao, C. Lee and Sonia Buligan
1173-1178Low-temperature property and engine performance evaluation of ethyl and isopropyl esters of tallow and greaseWen-Hsin Wu, Thomas A. Foglia, William N. Marmer, Robert O. Dunn and Carroll E. Goering, et al.
1179-1186Production of specific-structured lipids by enzymatic interesterification: Elucidation of acyl migration by response surface designX. Xu, A. R. H. Skands, C. -E. Høy, H. Mu and S. Balchen, et al.
1187-1193Production of specific-structured triacylglycerols by lipase-catalyzed interesterification in a laboratory-scale continuous reactorH. Mu, X. Xu and C. -E. Høy
1195-1200Increasing short-chain fatty acid yield during lipase hydrolysis of a butterfat fraction with periodic aqueous extractionRobert W. Lencki, Natasja Smink, Heleen Snelting and Joseph Arul
1201-1206Parameters affecting the synthesis of geranyl butyrate by esterase 30,000 from
1207-1211Solvent-free glycerolysis catalyzed by acetone powder of Nigella sativa seed lipaseNaciye EI, Levent Dandik and H. Ayşe Aksoy
1213-1217Enzymatic enrichment of arachidonic acid from
1219-1221Chloramine T with iodine: A new reagent to determine the iodine value fo edible oilsGiddappa Nagendrappa, S. Subramanya Raj Urs and S. Rajalakshmi
1223-1225Anomalous high iodine value of squalene and the impact on iodine values of shark liver oilsR. G. Ackman, E. Macpherson and A. Timmins
1227Laboratory preparation of conjugated linoleic acidsR. G. Ackman

Volume 75, Number 10 / October 1998

1229-1232Correlating viscosity with temperature and other propertiesCharles H. Fisher
1233-1239Surface tension of protein and insoluble lipids at the air-aqueous phase interfaceMa Rosario Rodríguez Niño and Juan M. Rodríguez Patino
1241-1248Surface tension of bovine serum albumin and tween 20 at the air-aqueous interfaceMa Rosario Rodríguez Niño and J. M. Rodríguez Patino
1249-1264A comparison of physical and chemical properties of milk fat fractions obtained by two processing technologiesA. R. Bhaskar, S. S. H. Rizvi, C. Bertoli, L. B. Fay and B. Hug
1265-1271The influence of chemical interesterification on physicochemical properties of complex fat systems 1. Melting and crystallizationAlejandro G. Marangoni and Dérick Rousseau
1273-1280Isothermal crystallization of hydrogenated sunflower oil: I—NucleationM. L. Herrera, C. Falabella, M. Melgarejo and M. C. Añón
1281-1289Determination of phospholipids in vegetable oil by fourier transform infrared spectroscopyJ. M. Nzai and A. Proctor
1291-1295Total fatty acid analysis of vegetable oil soapstocks by supercritical fluid extraction/reactionJerry W. King, Scott L. Taylor, Janet M. Snyder and Russell L. Holliday
1297-1303Characterization of fatty acid isomers in dehydrated castor oil by gas chromatography and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry techniquesSuresh Ramamurthi, Venkat Manohar and V. V. S. Mani
1305-1311Chemical composition of commercial cornicabra virgin olive oil from 1995/96 and 1996/97 cropsM. D. Salvador, F. Aranda and G. Fregapane
1313-1319Autoxidation of the furan fatty acid ester, methyl 9,12-epoxyoctadeca-9,11-dienoateN. Sehat, M. P. Yurawecz, J. A. G. Roach, M. M. Mossoba and K. Eulitz, et al.
1321-1324Concerns for the determination of free fatty acid in cottonseedP. J. Wan, D. R. Pakarinen and P. J. Wakelyn
1325-1328Occurrence of 5α-cholesta-7,24-dien-3β-ol and 23-dehydrolophenol in the bean lipids of
1329-1337Synthesis of polyunsaturated fatty acid-enriched triglycerides by lipase-catalyzed esterificationL. Esteban Cerdán, A. Robles Medina, A. Giménez Giménez, M. J. Ibáñez González and E. Molina Grima
1339-1345Enzymatic interesterification of lard and high-oleic sunflower oil with Candida antarctica lipase to produce plastic fatsVimon Seriburi and Casimir C. Akoh
1347-1358Modification of butterfat by selective hydrolysis and interesterification by lipase: Process and product characterizationVictor M. Balcão, Asmo Kemppinen, F. Xavier Malcata and Paavo J. Kalo
1359-1365Enzymatic glycerolysis of soybean oilH. Noureddini and S. E. Harmeier
1367-1372γ-Linolenic acid in zygomycetous fungi: Syzygites megalocarpusJ. D. Weete, F. Shewmaker and S. R. Gandhi
1373-1378Liver lipids and fatty acids of the sting ray Dasyatis bleekeri (Blyth)Debasish Pal, Dipankar Banerjee, Tarun K. Patra, Amarendra Patra and Amitabha Ghosh
1379-1383Effect of pro-oxidants on the occurrence of 2-pentyl pyridine in soy protein isolateW. L. Boatright, A. D. Crum and Q. Lei
1385-1392Key odorants of french friesRobert K. Wagner and Werner Grosch
1393-1398Effect of vacuum frying on the oxidative stability of oilsShyi-Liang Shyu, Lung-Bin Hau and Lucy Sun Hwang
1399-1402The influence of carotenoids and tocopherols on the stability of safflower seed oil during heat-catalyzed oxidationL. K. Henry, G. L. Catignani and S. J. Schwartz
1403-1409Urea complexation for the rapid, ecologically responsible fractionation of fatty acids from seed oilDouglas G. Hayes, Ylva C. Bengtsson, James M. Van Alstine and Fredrik Setterwall
1411-1415Pretreatment of corn oil for physical refiningRosemar Antoniassi, Walter Esteves and Antonio José de Almeida Meirelles
1417-1420Commercial production of chia in Northwestern ArgentinaWayne Coates and Ricardo Ayerza (h)
1421-1427Recovery of γ-oryzanol from rice bran oil with silica-based continuous chromatographyMichael Saska and Gordon J. Rossiter
1429-1436Extraction of oil from meadowfoam flakesKenneth D. Carlson, Bliss S. Phillips, Terry A. Isbell and Terry C. Nelsen
1437-1440Deacidification of a synthetic oil with an anion exchange resinValérie Eychenne and Zéphirin Mouloungui
1441-1443Comparison of four accelerated stability methods for lard and tallow with and without antioxidantsChao Liang and Koen Schwarzer
1445-1446Calculating the lodine value for marine oils from fatty acid profilesBryan Ham, Robert Shelton, Boyce Butler and Paul Thionville
1447-1448Ultrasonic attenuation of edible oilsRatjika Chanamai and D. Julian McClements
1449-1451Occurrence of conjugated linoleic acid isomers in beefSonja Fritsche and Jan Fritsche
1453-1455Antioxidant properties of desferrioxamine E, a new hydroxamate antioxidantE. Shimoni, M. Ampel, H. Zähner and I. Neeman
1457-1459Triterpene alcohols and fatty acids in lipids and nonsaponifiable matter of
1461-1463Optical resolution of (±)-
1465-1467On the use and misuse of the avrami equation in characterization of the kinetics of fat crystallizationAlejandro G. Marangoni

Volume 75, Number 11 / November 1998

1473-1482Microbial synthesis of chiral intermediates for β-3-receptor agonistsRamesh N. Patel, Amit Banerjee, Linda Chu, David Brozozowski and Venkata Nanduri, et al.
1483-1487Production of polyhydroxy fatty acids from linoleic acid by
1489-1494Application of potato lipid acyl hydrolase for the synthesis of monoacylglycerolsAlasdair R. Macrae, Jean E. Visicchio and Alexandra Lanot
1495-1500Production of 8,11,14,17-cis-eicosatetraenoic acid (20:4ω-3) by a Δ5 and Δ12 desaturase-defective mutant of an arachidonic acid-producing fungus Mortierella alpina 1S-4Hiroshi Kawashima, Eiji Sakuradani, Nozomu Kamada, Kengo Akimoto and Kyoko Konishi, et al.
1501-1505Enhancement of arachidonic acid production by
1507-1511Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of kojic acid esters in organic solventsKuan-Ju Liu and Jei-Fu Shaw
1513-1518Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of chiral triglyceridesIan C. Chandler, Paul T. Quinlan and Gerald P. McNeill
1519-1526Evaluation of immobilized modified lipase: Aqueous preparation and reaction studies in
1527-1531Optimization of the reaction conditions in the lipase-catalyzed synthesis of structured triglyceridesU. Schmid, U. T. Bornscheuer, M. M. Soumanou, G. P. McNeill and R. D. Schmid
1533-1537Solvent-free enzymatic synthesis of structured lipids from peanut oil and caprylic acid in a stirred tank batch reactorKi-Teak Lee and Casimir C. Akoh
1539-1544Large-scale purification of γ-linolenic acid by selective esterification using
1545-1549Synthesis of polyfunctional glycerol esters: Lipase-Catalyzed esterification of glycerol with diestersP. Villeneuve, T. A. Foglia, T. J. Mangos and A. Nuñez
1551-1556Separation of eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid in fish oil by kinetic resolution using lipaseGudmundur G. Haraldsson and Björn Kristinsson
1557-1563Transesterification of trimethylolpropane and rapeseed oil methyl ester to environmentally acceptable lubricantsEsa Uosukainen, Yu-Yen Linko, Merja Lämsä, Tommi Tervakangas and Pekka Linko
1565-1571Purification of ethyl docosahexaenoate by selective alcoholysis of fatty acid ethyl esters with immobilized
1573-1579Production of specific-structured lipids by enzymatic interesterification in a pilot continuous enzyme bed reactorX. Xu, S. Balchen, C. E. Høy and J. Adler-Nissen
1581-1586Selective hydrolysis of borage oil with
1587-1594Trans fatty acids in Canadian margarines: Recent trendsW. M. N. Ratnayake, G. Pelletier, R. Hollywood, S. Bacler and D. Leyte
1595-1601Antioxidant and radical-scavenging activities of buckwheat seed componentsR. Przybylski, Y. C. Lee and N. A. M. Eskin
1603-1607Effects of storage conditions on lipid oxidation in infant formulas based on several protein sourcesA. J. Angulo, J. M. Romera, M. Ramírez and A. Gil
1609-1615Relation of fat bloom in chocolate to polymorphic transition of cocoa butterJ. Bricknell and R. W. Hartel
1617-1624Thermal analysis of isothermal crystallization kinetics in blends of cocoa butter with milk fat or milk fat fractionsSerpil Metin and Richard W. Hartel
1625-1631Physico-chemical characteristics of palm-based oil blends for the production of reduced fat spreadsHabi Mat Dian Noor Lida and A. Rahim Md Ali
1633-1636The influence of chemical interesterification on the physicochemical properties of complex fat systems. 3. Rheology and fractality of the crystal networkAlejandro G. Marangoni and Dérick Rousseau
1637-1641The seed fatty acid composition and the distribution of Δ5-olefinic acids in the triacylglycerols of some taxaceae (
1643-1649Hydroxytyrosol and tyrosol as the main compounds found in the phenolic fraction of steam-exploded olive stonesJ. Fernández-Bolaños, B. Felizón, M. Brenes, R. Guillén and A. Heredia
1651-1655Identification of trans-3,5-dimethoxystilbene in commercial soy protein isolatesW. L. Boatright, J. St. Pyrek, J. Song and A. D. Crum
1657-1665Lipids of
1667-1672Similarities in the lipid class profiles of oils from Atlantic and Pacific dogfish liversS-J. Kang, M. C. A. Timmins and R. G. Ackman
1673-1678Studies on lipid and fatty acid compositions of puffer livers from Indian coastal waters with seasonal variationAlok K. Hazra, Somiranjan Ghosh, Shivaji Banerjee and Biswapati Mukherjee
1679-16815α,8α-Epidioxycholest-6-en-3-β-ol from three cone snails of the Indian oceanM. Aknin, I. Viracaoundin, R. Faure and E. M. Gaydou
1683-1686Physical refining of rice bran oil in relation to degumming and dewaxingB. K. De and D. K. Bhattacharyya
1687-1690Differential extraction of eleostearic acid-rich lipid-protein complexes in tung seedsJohn M. Dyer, Fuqiang Tang, Dorselyn C. Chapital, Alan R. Lax and Hurley S. Shepherd, et al.

Volume 75, Number 12 / December 1998

1-7Interactions between fat crystal networks and sodium caseinate at the sunflower oil-water interfaceLeanne G. Ogden and Andrew J. Rosenthal
1065-1071Effect of fatty acid positional distribution and triacylglycerol composition on lipid by-products formation during heat treatment: I. polymer formationJ. C. Martin, M. C. Dobarganes, M. Nour, G. Marquez-Ruiz and W. W. Christie, et al.
1073-1078Effect of fatty acid positional distribution and triacylglycerol composition on lipid by-products formation during heat treatment: II.
1079-1083Fatty acid composition and contents of trans monounsaturated fatty acids in frying fats, and in margarines and shortenings marketed in DenmarkLars Ovesen, Torben Leth and Kirsten Hansen
1085-1089Effects of oilseed storage proteins on aflatoxin production by Aspergillus flavusJay E. Mellon and Peter J. Cotty
1091-1094Determination of unsaturated fatty acid composition by high-resolution nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyYuko Miyake, Kazuhisa Yokomizo and Narihide Matsuzaki
1095-1101Quantitative determination of hydroperoxides by fourier transform infrared spectroscopy with a disposable infrared cardK. Ma, F. R. van de Voort, A. A. Ismail and J. Sedman
1103-1107Volatile compounds produced during deodorization of soybean oil and their flavor significanceJian-Wen Kao, Earl G. Hammond and Pamela J. White
1109-1113Rapid synthesis of fatty acid esters for use as potential food flavorsJungbae Kim, David H. Altreuter, Douglas S. Clark and Jonathan S. Dordick
1115-1120Thermal degradation of single methyl oleate hydroperoxides obtained by Photosensitized oxidationGiovanni Lercker, Renzo Bortolomeazzi and Lorena Pizzale
1121-1126Oxidative and flavor stability of oil from lipoxygenase-free soybeansJ. M. King, L. K. Svendsen, W. R. Fehr, J. M. Narvel and R. J. White
1127-1133Effect of initial slight oxidation on stability of polyunsaturated fatty acid/protein mixtures under controlled atmospheresManuel Alaiz, Francisco J. Hidalgo and Rosario Zamora
1135-1139Isolation of an active peptide fragment from human serum albumin and its synergism with α-tocopherolHideo Hatate
1141-1145Antioxidative activity of green tea catechin extract compared with that of rosemary extractZhen-Yu Chen, Li-Ya Wang, Ping Tim Chan, Zesheng Zhang and Hau Yin Chung, et al.
1147-1154Hydrogen-donating mechanism of rosmariquinone, an antioxidant found in rosemaryClifford A. Hall, Susan L. Cuppett and Pat Dussault
1155-1159Influence of lipase-catalyzed interesterification on the oxidative stability of melon seed oil triacylglycerolsCharment O. Moussata and Casimir C. Akoh
1161-1166Efficient intraliposomal entrapment of hydrophilic platinum oligonuclear complexesYoshikatsu Ogawa, Yoshimitsu Yamazaki, Masato Kodaka and Hiroaki Okuno
1167-1172Fast formation of high-purity methyl esters from vegetable oilsDavid G. B. Boocock, Samir K. Konar, V. Mao, C. Lee and Sonia Buligan
1173-1178Low-temperature property and engine performance evaluation of ethyl and isopropyl esters of tallow and greaseWen-Hsin Wu, Thomas A. Foglia, William N. Marmer, Robert O. Dunn and Carroll E. Goering, et al.
1179-1186Production of specific-structured lipids by enzymatic interesterification: Elucidation of Acyl migration by response surface designX. Xu, A. R. H. Skands, C. -E. Høy, H. Mu and S. Balchen, et al.
1187-1193Production of specific-structured triacylglycerols by lipase-catalyzed interesterification in a laboratory-scale continuous reactorH. Mu, X. Xu and C. -E. Høy
1195-1200Increasing short-chain fatty acid yield during lipase hydrolysis of a butterfat fraction with periodic aqueous extractionRobert W. Lencki, Natasja Smink, Heleen Snelting and Joseph Arul
1201-1206Parameters affecting the synthesis of geranyl butyrate by esterase 30,000 from
1207-1211Solvent-free glycerolysis catalyzed by acetone powder of Nigella sativa seed lipaseNaciye El, Levent Dandik and H. Ayşe Aksoy
1213-1217Enzymatic enrichment of arachidonic acid from
1219-1221Chloramine T with iodine: A new reagent to determine the iodine value of edible oilsGiddappa Nagendrappa, S. Subramanya Raj Urs and S. Rajalakshmi
1223-1225Anomalous high iodine value of squalene and the impact on iodine values of shark liver oilsR. G. Ackman, E. Macpherson and A. Timmins
1227Laboratory preparation of conjugated linoleic acidsR. G. Ackman
1691-1697Effect of fatty acid positional distribution and triacylglycerol composition on lipid by-products formation during heat treatment: III—Cyclic fatty acid monomers studyJ. C. Martin, F. Lavillonnière, M. Nour and J. L. Sébédio
1699-1703Effect of α- and γ-tocopherols on thermal polymerization of purified high-oleic sunflower triacylglycerolsAnna-Maija Lampi and Afaf Kamal-Eldin
1705-1709Selection of theoretical parameter characterizing scavenging activity of antioxidants on free radicalsHong-Yu Zhang
1711-17152-thiobarbituric acid test for lipid oxidation in food: Synthesis and spectroscopic study of 2-thiobarbituric acid-malonaldehyde adductMatías Guzmán-Chozas, Isabel M. Vicario-Romero and Remedios Guillén-Sans
1717-1721Antioxidant activities of six natural phenolics against lipid oxidation induced by Fe2+ or ultraviolet lightXiaoying Chen and Dong U. Ahn
1723-1727Identification and estimation of tocotrienols in the annatto lipid fraction by gas chromatography-mass spectrometryN. Frega, M. Mozzon and F. Bocci
1729-1733Effects of processing on the oxidative stability of soybean oil produced in MexicoL. A. Medina-Juárez, P. González-Díaz, N. Gámez-Meza, J. Ortega-García and A. B. Moreno-Varela, et al.
1735-1740Optimization of fatty acid extraction from
1741-1747Pressure drop through in-bulk flax seedsA. M. Pagano, D. E. Crozza and S. M. Nolasco
1749-1755A simple method of preparation of methyl trans-10,cis-12- and cis-9,trans-11-octadecadienoates from methyl linoleateO. Berdeaux, L. Voinot, E. Angioni, P. Juanéda and J. L. Sébédio
1757-1760Preparation of malvalic and sterculic acid methyl esters from Bombax munguba and Sterculia foetida seed oilsE. Fehling, S. Schönwiese, E. Klein, K. D. Mukherjee and N. Weber
1761-1765Cyclopropenoic fatty acids in gymnosperms: The seed oil of
1767-1774Concentration of ω-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids of marine oils using
1775-1783A continuous process for the conversion of vegetable oils into methyl esters of fatty acidsH. Noureddini, D. Harkey and V. Medikonduru
1785-1790Esterification kinetics of long-chain fatty acids and fatty alcohols with a surfactant-coated lipase in
1791-1799The effect of immobilization on the hydrolytic/interesterification activity of lipase from Rhizopus niveusS. Kermasha and B. Bisakowski
1801-1808Soybean lipoxygenase is active on nonaqueous media at low moisture: a constraint to xerophilic fungi and aflatoxins?Harold W. Gardner, Marilyn J. Grove and Nancy P. Keller
1809-1813Bioconversion of oleic acid to a series of keto-hydroxy and dihydroxy acids by
1815-1819Effects of mineral addition on the growth morphology of and arachidonic acid production by
1821-1824The influence of trace components on the melting point of methyl soyateLiangping Yu, Inmok Lee, Earl G. Hammond, Lawrence A. Johnson and Jon H. Van Gerpen
1825-1831Stabilization of water-in-oil emulsions by submicrocrystalline α-form fat particlesN. Garti, H. Binyamin and A. Aserin
1833-1839The influence of chemical interesterification on the physicochemical properties of complex fat systems. 2. Morphology and polymorphismDérick Rousseau, Alejandro G. Marangoni and Ken R. Jeffrey
1849-1853A fully robotic method for the determination of acid values in olive oil without titrationA. Velasco-Arjona and M. D. Luque de Castro
1855-1860Determination of sorbitan tristearate in vegetable oils and fatsKaren Thyssen and Karsten Stig Andersen
1861-1866Synthesis, mass spectrometry, and nuclear magnetic resonance characterization of Di-guerbet estersGerhard Knothe and Kenneth D. Carlson
1867-1876Electrospray mass spectrometry for characterizing polyglycerols and the effects of adduct ion and cone voltageMolly W. Crowther, Terrence R. O’Connell and Stephen P. Carter
1877-1881Nondestructive estimation of fatty acid composition in seeds of Brassica napus L. by near-infrared spectroscopyTetsuo Sato, Ichiro Uezono, Toshikazu Morishita and Takahisa Tetsuka
1883-1888A rapid and simple approach to identify different sunflower oil types by means of near-infrared reflectance spectroscopyLeonardo Velasco, Begoña Pérez-Vich and José M. Fernández-Martínez
1889-1892An improved reversed-phase thin-layer chromatography method for separation of fatty acid methyl estersT. C. Marquardt and R. F. Wilson
1893-1896Triglyceride analysis by gas chromatography in assessment of authenticity of goat milk fatJ. Fontecha, V. Díaz, M. J. Fraga and M. Juárez
1897-1899Komaroffia
1901-1902Sources of 5,11,14-20:3 (sciadonic) acid, a structural analog of arachidonic acidRobert L. Wolff

Volume 76, Number 1 / January 1999

1-6Isothermal crystallization of hydrogenated sunflower oil: II. growth and solid fat contentM. L. Herrera, C. Falabella, M. Melgarejo and M. C. Añón
7-13The difference between cocoa butter and salatrim® lies in the microstructure of the fat crystal networkSuresh S. Narine and Alejandro G. Marangoni
15-18Argan oil-in-water emulsions: Preparation and stabilizationA. Yaghmur, A. Aserin, Y. Mizrahi, A. Nerd and N. Garti
19-23Determination of peroxide value in thermally oxidized crude palm oil by near infrared spectroscopyM. H. Moh, Y. B. Che Man, F. R. van de Voort and W. J. W. Abdullah
25-30Development of calibration equations to predict oil content and fatty acid composition in brassicaceae germplasm by near-infrared reflectance spectroscopyLeonardo Velasco, Fernando D. Goffman and Heiko C. Becker
31-39Monitoring of lipase-catalyzed transesterification between eicosapentaenoic acid ethyl ester and tricaprylin by silver ion high-performance liquid chromatography and high-temperature gas chromatographyJeong Jun Han, Yugo Iwasaki and Tsuneo Yamane
41-48Changes in flax (Linum usitatissimum L.) seed lipids during germinationP. K. J. P. D. Wanasundara, U. N. Wanasundara and F. Shahidi
49-56Separation and characterization of peanut phospholipid molecular species using high-performance liquid chromatography and fast atom bombardment mass spectrometryJ. A. Singleton, M. Ruan, J. H. Sanford, C. A. Haney and L. F. Stikeleather
57-60Characterization of phospholipids from glyphosate-tolerant soybeansG. R. List, F. Orthoefer, N. Taylor, T. Nelsen and S. L. Abidi
61-66Soy lecithin phospholipid determination by fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and the acid digest/arseno-molybdate method: A comparative studyJ. M. Nzai and A. Proctor
67-72Lecithin gum rheology and processing implicationsDavid Lambourne, Geoff H. Covey, Eugene Chai and David Dunstan
73-81Deodorization of vegetable oils. Part I: Modelling the geometrical isomerization of polyunsaturated fatty acidsG. Hénon, Zs. Kemény, K. Recseg, F. Zwobada and K. Kovari
83-87Acetone-stable nanofiltration membranes in deacidifying vegetable oilH. J. Zwijnenberg, A. M. Krosse, K. Ebert, K. V. Peinemann and F. P. Cuperus
89-92Model for a cascade continuous epoxidation processXiaomin Hang and Hong Yang
93-98Ruthenium-catalyzed metathesis of vegetable oilsM. D. Refvik, R. C. Larock and Q. Tian
99-102The chemistry of metathesized soybean oilM. D. Refvik and R. C. Larock
103-107Synthesis of tetrahydrofuran ring containing oligoethylene glycol ethers from the seed oil of
109-115Thermal analysis of alternative diesel fuels from vegetable oilsRobert O. Dunn
117-123Plastic performance of soybean protein componentsXiuzhi Susan Sun, Hak-Ryang Kim and Xiaoqun Mo
125-129Hydrocarbons as markers for identifying postirradiated peanutsJ. Y. Park and K. T. Hwang
131-138Oxidation of linoleic acid in emulsions: Effect of substrate, emulsifier, and sugar concentrationL. Ponginebbi, W. W. Nawar and P. Chinachoti
139-144Antioxidant activity of flavonol aglycones and their glycosides in methyl linoleateAnu Hopia and Marina Heinonen
145Impact of 3-methylnonane-2,4-dione on the flavor of oxidized soybean oilHelmut Guth and Werner Grosch
147-152Immobilization of porcine pancreatic lipase on celite for application in the synthesis of butyl butyrate in a nonaqueous systemHeizir F. de Castro, Pedro C. de Oliveira, Cleide M. F. Soares and Gisella M. Zanin
153-156Effect of nitrogen sources on γ-linolenic acid accumulation in

Volume 76, Number 2 / February 1999

1-6Stability of vitamin A in oil-in-water-in-oil-type multiple emulsionsKatsunori Yoshida, Tomoko Sekine, Fumiaki Matsuzaki, Toshio Yanaki and Michihiro Yamaguchi
159-169Oat lipidsMeixue Zhou, Kevin Robards, Malcolm Glennie-Holmes and Stuart Helliwell
171-174Characterization of membrane-bound lipase from a thermophilic Rhizopus oryzae isolated from palm oil mill effluentC. N. A. Razak, R. Musani, M. Basri and A. B. Salleh
175-181Parameters affecting diacylglycerol formation during the production of specific-structured lipids by lipase-catalyzed interesterificationX. Xu, H. Mu, A. R. H. Skands, C. E. Høy and J. Adler-Nissen
183-187Enzymatic synthesis of wax esters from rapeseed fatty acid methyl esters and a fatty alcoholMarianne Lilja Hallberg, Daobin Wang and Magnus Härröd
189-193Continuous production of structured lipid containing γ-linolenic and caprylic acids by immobilized
201-204Oxidative stability of polyunsaturated fatty acids and soybean oil in an aqueous solution with emulsifiersPin-Der Duh, Wen Jye Yen and Gow-Chin Yen
205-208Fatty acid composition of two new pepper varieties (
209-214Dehydration of glycerine-water mixtures by pervaporationM. C. Burshe, S. B. Sawant and V. G. Pangarkar
215-222The electrochemical hydrogenation of edible oils in a solid polymer electrolyte reactor. II. Hydrogenation selectivity studiesWeidong An, Jin Ki Hong, P. N. Pintauro, Kathleen Warner and William Neff
223-229Mechanical oil expression from extruded soybean samplesP. C. Bargale, R. J. Ford, F. W. Sosulski, D. Wulfsohn and J. Irudayaraj
231-236Static headspace gas chromatographic analyses to determine oxidation of fish muscle lipids during thermal processingI. Medina, M. T. Satué-Gracia and E. N. Frankel
237-242Composition and thermal profile of crude palm oil and its productsY. B. Che Man, T. Haryati, H. M. Ghazali and B. A. Asbi
243-247Determination of anisidine value in thermally oxidized palm olein by fourier transform infrared spectroscopyY. B. Che Man and G. Setiowaty
249-254Quantitative analysis of palm carotene using fourier transform infrared and near infrared spectroscopyM. H. Moh, Y. B. Che Man, B. S. Badlishah, S. Jinap and M. S. Saad, et al.
255-261Characterization of a semisolid state in milk fat through T2* resolved T1 distributions by time domain nuclear magnetic resonanceD. Le Botlan, L. Ouguerram, L. Smart and L. Pugh
263-266Flame-ionization detector response to methyl, ethyl, propyl, and butyl esters of fatty acidsFranz Ulberth, Robert G. Gabernig and Franz Schrammel
267-272A chemometric study of genotypic variation in triacylglycerol composition among selected almond cultivarsM. S. Prats-Moya, N. Grané-Teruel, V. Berenguer-Navarro and M. L. Martín-Carratalá
273-276Reinvestigation of the polymethylene-interrupted 18:2 and 20:2 acids of
279-282The effect of dissolved transition metal complexes on the rate of yellowing of linseed oilZhong Chen and Patrick E. Hoggard

Volume 76, Number 3 / March 1999

1-9Stable isotope characterization of olive oils: II-deuterium distribution in fatty acids studied by nuclear magnetic resonance (SNIF-NMR)A. Royer, N. Naulet, F. Mabon, M. Lees and G. J. Martin
285-293Pilot-plant fractionation of soybean glycinin and β-conglycininShaowen Wu, Patricia A. Murphy, Lawrence A. Johnson, Alfred R. Fratzke and Mark A. Reuber
295-300Effect of extraction conditions on sensory quality of virgin olive oilM. T. Morales and R. Aparicio
301-304The lindlar-catalyzed reduction of methyl santalbate: a facile preparation of methyl 9-cis,11-trans-Octadecadienoate-9,10-d2Richard O. Adlof
305-312Liquid-phase catalytic oxidation of unsaturated fatty acidsH. Noureddini and M. Kanabur
313-316Depression of pour points of vegetable oils by blending with diluents used for biodegradable lubricantsSvajus Asadauskas and Sevim Z. Erhan
317-323Predicting the surface tension of biodiesel fuels from their fatty acid compositionCecil A. W. Allen, K. Chris Watts and Robert G. Ackman
325-329Effects of free fatty acids on oxidative stability of vegetable oilN. Frega, M. Mozzon and G. Lercker
331-339Effects of natural and synthetic antioxidants on changes in refined, bleached, and deodorized palm olein during deep-fat frying of potato chipsY. B. Che Man and C. P. Tan
341-348Use optimization of natural antioxidants in refined, bleached, and deodorized palm olein during repeated deep-fat frying using response surface methodologyIrwandi Jaswir and Yaakob B. Che Man
349-355Tocopherols in breeding lines and effects of planting location, fatty acid composition, and temperature during developmentDavid Dolde, Chris Vlahakis and Jan Hazebroek
357-363Stable isotope characterization of olive oils. I—Compositional and carbon-13 profiles of fatty acidsA. Royer, C. Gerard, N. Naulet, M. Lees and G. J. Martin
375-378Comparison of attenuated total reflection infrared spectroscopy to capillary gas chromatography for
379-382Surface tension of fatty acids and triglyceridesLucy D. A. Chumpitaz, Lilian F. Coutinho and Antonio J. A. Meirelles
383-389Double emulsions of water-in-oil-in-water stabilized by α-form fat microcrystals. Part 1: Selection of emulsifiers and fat microcrystalline particlesN. Garti, A. Aserin, I. Tiunova and H. Binyamin
391-397High-performance liquid chromatography and spectroscopic studies on fish oil oxidation products extracted from frozen atlantic mackerelSuhur Saeed and Nazlin K. Howell
399-407A reverse-phase high-performance liquid chromatographic method for analyzing complex mixtures of triglycerides. Application to the fat fraction of an aged cheeseA. I. Nájera, S. Perea, Y. Barcina, M. de Renobales and L. J. R. Barron

Volume 76, Number 4 / April 1999

409-419Recent advances in assessment of marine lipid oxidation by using fluorescenceSantiago P. Aubourg
421-425Influence of used frying oil quality and natural tocopherol content on oxidative stability of fried potatoesG. Márquez Ruiz, M. Martín Polvillo, N. Jorge, M. V. Ruiz Méndez and M. C. Dobarganes
427-432Contribution of chemical components of cornicabra virgin olive oils to oxidative stability. A study of three successive crop seasonsM. D. Salvador, F. Aranda and G. Fregapane
433-441Structural changes of sinapic acid and sinapine bisulfate during autoclaving with respect to the development of colored substancesR. Cai, S. D. Arntfield and J. L. Charlton
443-450Assessment of lipase- and chemically catalyzed lipid modification strategies for the production of structured lipidsWendy M. Willis and Alejandro G. Marangoni
451-453Enzymatic synthesis of fatty alcohol esters by alcoholysisB. K. De, D. K. Bhattacharyya and C. Bandhu
455-462Production of a very low saturate oil based on the specificity of
463-467Effect of genetic modification on the distribution of minor constituents in canola oilS. L. Abidi, G. R. List and K. A. Rennick
469-473The seed fatty acid composition and the distribution of Δ5-olefinic acids in the triacylglycerols of some taxares (
475-480Composition of muscle tissue lipids of silver carp and bighead carpGordana Vujković, Đerđ Karlović, Ivan Vujković, István Vörösbaranyi and Branislava Jovanović
481-484A simple method for regiospecific analysis of triacylglycerols by gas chromatographyPaul Angers and Joseph Arul
485-490Determination of free fatty acids in crude palm oil and refined-bleached-deodorized palm olein using fourier transform infrared spectroscopyY. B. Che Man, M. H. Moh and F. R. van de Voort
491-497Rapid determination of
499-505Modulated temperature differential scanning calorimetry for examination of tristearin polymorphism: I. Effect of operational parametersSatish K. Singh, Ali Fathe Jalali and Maggie Aldén
507-510Modulated temperature differential scanning calorimetry for examination of tristearin polymorphism: 2. Isothermal crystallization of metastable formsSatish K. Singh, Ali Fathe Jalali and Maggie Aldén
511-516Rubber-toughening epoxy thermosets with epoxidized crambe oilR. Raghavachar, R. J. Letasi, P. V. Kola, Z. Chen and J. L. Massingill
517-521Optimizing production of ethyl esters of grease using 95% ethanol by response surface methodologyW. H. Wu, T. A. Foglia, W. N. Marmer and J. G. Phillips
523-528In-line and off-line trapping of lipids extracted from chicken liver by supercritical carbon dioxideShufen Li, Robert J. Maxwell and Alan R. Lightfield
529-533Hydrolysis of palm oil catalyzed by macroporous cation-exchanged resinC. J. Yow and K. Y. Liew
535-536Fokienia hodginsii
537Ethyl carbamate formation during urea complexation for fractionation of fatty acidsB. J. Canas and M. P. Yurawecz

Volume 76, Number 5 / May 1999

539-543Properties of rapeseed oil for use as a diesel fuel extenderK. McDonnell, S. Ward, J. J. Leahy and P. McNulty
545-550Transesterification of heated rapeseed oil for extending diesel fuelM. Mittelbach and H. Enzelsberger
551-555Preparation of fatty epoxy alcohols using oat seed peroxygenase in nonaqueous mediaGeorge J. Piazza, Thomas A. Foglia and Alberto Nuñez
557-562Borago officinalis
563-569Enzymatic synthesis of structured lipids from single cell oil of high docosahexaenoic acid contentYugo Iwasaki, Jeong Jun Han, Miho Narita, Roxana Rosu and Tsuneo Yamane
571-577Immobilization of lipase on poly(
579-584Milk fat fractionation by solid-layer melt crystallizationSandra Peters-Erjawetz, Joachim Ulrich, Michaela Tiedtke and Richard W. Hartel
585-594Crystallization and pressure filtration of anhydrous milk fat: Mixing effectsD. B. Patience, R. W. Hartel and D. Illingworth
595-602Supercritical carbon dioxide extraction of lipids from
603-609Crystal packing of a homologous series β′-stable triacylglycerolsArjen van Langevelde, Kees van Malssen, Ed Sonneveld, René Peschar and Henk Schenk
611-616Determination of olive oil free fatty acid by fourier transform infrared spectroscopyEnriqueta Bertran, Marcelo Blanco, Jordi Coello, Hortensia Iturriaga and Santiago Maspoch, et al.
617-621Influence of ecological cultivation on virgin olive oil qualityFrancisca Gutiérrez, Teresa Arnaud and Miguel A. Albi
623-626Classification of virgin olive oils of the two major cretan cultivars based on their fatty acid compositionE. Stefanoudaki, F. Kotsifaki and A. Koutsaftakis
627-632Frying performance of genetically modified canola oilsI. Petukhov, L. J. Malcolmson, R. Przybylski and L. Armstrong
633-641Characterization of forced oxidation of sardine oil: Physicochemical data and mathematical modelingStefan Dahl and F. Xavier Malcata
643-648Trans-free vanaspati containing ternary blends of palm oil-palm stearin-palm olein and palm oil-palm stearin-palm kernel oleinI. Nor Aini, C. H. Che Maimon, H. Hanirah, S. Zawiah and Y. B. Che Man
649-653Antioxidant effect of the constituents of susabinori (Porphyra yezoensis)Reiko Nakayama, Yoshiyuki Tamura, Hiroe Kikuzaki and Nobuji Nakatani

Volume 76, Number 6 / June 1999

655-657A differential scanning calorimetry study on the oxidation of C12-C18 saturated fatty acids and their estersG. Litwinienko, A. Daniluk and T. Kasprzycka-Guttman
659-667In-line measurement of tempered cocoa butter and chocolate by means of near-infrared spectroscopyStefan Bolliger, Yuantong Zeng and Erich J. Windhab
669-676Phase behavior and extended phase scheme of static cocoa butter investigated with real-time X-ray powder diffractionKees van Malssen, Arjen van Langevelde, René Peschar and Henk Schenk
677-685The effects of shear and temperature history on the crystallization of chocolateAndrew G. F. Stapley, Heather Tewkesbury and Peter J. Fryer
687-692Reliability of the bromthymol blue method for color in virgin olive oilsM. J. Moyano, M. Melgosa, J. Alba, E. Hita and F. J. Heredia
693-699Determination of iodine value of palm oil by fourier transform infrared spectroscopyY. B. Che Man, G. Setiowaty and F. R. van de Voort
701-707Synthesis of monoglycerides by glycerolysis of rapeseed oil using immobilized lipaseInger Elfman-Börjesson and Magnus Härröd
709-712Conversion of oleic acid to 10-ketostearic acid by
713-716Enzymatic synthesis of steryl esters of polyunsaturated fatty acidsYuji Shimada, Yoshinori Hirota, Takashi Baba, Akio Sugihara and Shigeru Moriyama, et al.
717-721Concentration of phytosterols for analysis by supercritical fluid extractionJanet M. Snyder, Jerry W. King, Scott L. Taylor and Angela L. Neese
723-727Deacidifying rice bran oil by solvent extraction and membrane technologyV. Kale, S. P. R. Katikaneni and M. Cheryan
729-730Preparation of conjugated linoleic acid from safflower oilDavid W. L. Ma, Antoni A. Wierzbicki, Catherine J. Field and Michael T. Clandinin
731-738Palm olein quality parameter changes during industrial production of potato chipsL. M. du Plessis and A. J. Meredith
739-744Determination of optimal conditions for selected adsorbent combinations to recover used frying oilsSong Lin, Casimir C. Akoh and A. Estes Reynolds
745-748Theoretical methods used in elucidating activity differences of phenolic antioxidantsHong-Yu Zhang
749-755Antioxidant activities of α- and γ-tocopherols in the oxidation of rapeseed oil triacylglycerolsAnna-Maija Lampi, Leena Kataja, Afaf Kamal-Eldin and Piironen Vieno
757-764Structural changes of sinapic acid during alkali-induced air oxidation and the development of colored substancesR. Cai, S. D. Arntfield and J. L. Charlton
765-767Decolorization of meadowfoam estolides using sodium borohydrideHans B. Frykman and Terry A. Isbell

Volume 76, Number 7 / July 1999

771-775Selective binding of docosahexaenoic acid ethyl ester to a silver-ion-loaded porous hollow-fiber membraneAkio Shibasaki, Yasumitsu Irimoto, Min Kim, Kyoichi Saito and Kazuyuki Sugita, et al.
777-781Effect of moisture content on immobilized lipase-catalyzed triacylglycerol hydrolysis under supercritical carbon dioxide flow in a tubular fixed-bed reactorJ. W. Hampson and T. A. Foglia
783-787Monitoring chemical interesterificationLinsen Liu and Dan Lampert
789-793Conversion of vegetable oil to biodiesel using immobilized
795-800Rapid monitoring of transesterification and assessing biodiesel fuel quality by near-infrared spectroscopy using a fiber-optic probeGerhard Knothe
801-809Processing of crambe for oil and isolation of erucic acidJ. M. Vargas-Lopez, D. Wiesenborn, K. Tostenson and L. Cihacek
811-817Preparation of ω-hydroxynonanoic acid and its ester derivativesJozef Kula, Krzysztof Smigielski, Thuat B. Quang, Iwona Grzelak and Magdalena Sikora
819-823Production and characterization of an extensive rapeseed protein hydrolysateJavier Vioque, Raul Sánchez-Vioque, Alfonso Clemente, Justo Pedroche and Juan Bautista, et al.
825-831Oxidative stability of natural and randomized high-palmitic-and high-stearic-acid oils from genetically modified soybean varietiesWilliam E. Neff and Gary R. List
833-837γ-Linolenic acid-rich triacylglycerols derived from borage oil
839-843Enzymatic synthesis of symmetrical 1,3-diacylglycerols by direct esterification of glycerol in solvent-free systemRoxana Rosu, Mamoru Yasui, Yugo Iwasaki and Tsuneo Yamane
845-851Kinetics of enzymatic synthesis of isopropylidene glycerol esters by goat pregastric lipaseDouglas T. Lai, Norikatsu Hattori and Charmian J. O’Connor
853-858Two-dimensional surface properties of 2-methoxy ethyl oleate at the air/water interfaceGeetha Baskar, S. Venkatesan, Aruna Dhathathreyan and A. B. Mandal
859-862Practical nuclear magnetic resonance analysis of liquid oil in oilseeds: I factors affecting peak widthMartin J. T. Reaney, Nancy J. Tyler and Keith Brown
863-871Rapid analysis of oxidized cholesterol derivatives by high-performance liquid chromatography combined with diode-array ultraviolet and evaporative laser light-scattering detectionKyoichi Osada, Amir Ravandi and Arnis Kuksis
873-882High-performance liquid chromatography evaluation of phenols in olive fruit, virgin olive oil, vegetation waters, and pomace and 1D- and 2D-nuclear magnetic resonance characterizationMaurizio Servili, Maura Baldioli, Roberto Selvaggini, Enrico Miniati and Alceo Macchioni, et al.
883-886Raffinose content may influence cottonseed susceptibility to aflatoxin contaminationJay E. Mellon and Peter J. Cotty

Volume 76, Number 8 / August 1999

889-896Storage stability of potato chips fried in genetically modified canola oilsI. Petukhov, L. J. Malcolmson, R. Przybylski and L. Armstrong
897-903Kinetic model for autoxidation of β-carotene in organic solutionsAtsushi Takahashi, Naomi Shibasaki-Kitakawa and Toshikuni Yonemoto
905-913Antioxidant synergy of α-tocopherol and phospholipidsNarcisa M. Bandarra, Regina M. Campos, Irineu Batista, M. Leonor Nunes and José M. Empis
915-920Tocopherol distribution and oxidative stability of oils prepared from the hypocotyl of soybeans roasted in a microwave ovenHiromi Yoshida, Sachiko Takagi and Sayaka Mitsuhashi
921-925Quenching mechanism and kinetics of ascorbyl palmitate for the reduction of the gamma irradiation-induced oxidation of oilsK. H. Lee, H. S. Yook, J. W. Lee, W. J. Park and K. S. Kim, et al.
927-931A rapid method for enzymatic synthesis and purification of the structured triacylglycerol, 1,3-dilauroyl-2-oleoyl-glycerolSusumu Miura, Asuka Ogawa and Hiroaki Konishi
933-938A recommended esterification method for gas chromatographic measurement of conjugated linoleic acidMasao Yamasaki, Koji Kishihara, Ikuo Ikeda, Michihiro Sugano and Koji Yamada
939-944Determination of nonvolatile components of heated soybean oils separated with high-efficiency mixed-bed polystyrene/divinylbenzene columnsS. L. Abidi, I. H. Kim and K. A. Rennick
945-947The evaluation of frying oils with the
949-955Polymorphic transformations in
957-965Fatty acid composition and its relationship with physicochemical properties of pecan (Carya illinoensis) oilJ. F. Toro-Vazquez, M. A. Charó-Alonso and F. Pérez-Briceño
967-976Long-term behavior of oil-based varnishes and paints I. Spectroscopic analysis of curing drying oilsJacky Mallégol, Jean-Luc Gardette and Jacques Lemaire
977-980Shear strength and water resistance of modified soy protein adhesivesXiuzhi Sun and Ke Bian
981-987Effects of physical properties and operating parameters on soybean flakingP. P. Singh, D. E. Maier, M. R. Okos, E. Cattanach and K. P. Trumble
989-993Stripping medium requirement in continuous countercurrent deodorizationAlbert J. Dijkstra
995-1000Fatty methyl ester hydrogenation to fatty alcohol: Reaction inhibition by glycerine and monoglycerideDeepak S. Thakur, Brian D. Roberts, Geoffrey T. White and Ross D. Rieke
1001-1002Chloramine-T with iodine: A new reagent to determine the lodine value of edible oils. Part IIGiddappa Nagendrappa and S. Subramanya Raj Urs

Volume 76, Number 9 / September 1999

1003-1008Enzymatic interesterification of palm stearin and palm kernel oleinZaida Zainal and Mohd Suria Affandi Yusoff
1009-1015Enzymatic incorporation of docosahexaenoic acid into borage oilS. P. J. Namal Senanayake and Fereidoon Shahidi
1017-1021Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of waxes from milk fat and oleyl alcoholL. Poisson, S. Jan, J. C. Vuillemard, C. Sarazin and J. P. Séguin, et al.
1023-1026Bioconversion of oleic acid by
1027-1030Study of the enantiomeric composition of chiral constituents in edible oils by simultaneous distillation-extraction. Detection of adulterated olive oilsM. M. Caja, M. L. Ruiz del Castillo, M. Herraiz and G. P. Blanch
1031-1039Polymorphism of milk fat studied by differential scanning calorimetry and real-time X-ray powder diffractionE. ten Grotenhuis, G. A. van Aken, K. F. van Malssen and H. Schenk
1041-1046Effect of ethanol on monoglyceride monolayers at the air-aqueous phase interfaceManuela Ruiz Domínguez and Juan M. Rodríguez Patino
1047-1057Quantitative differential scanning calorimetric analysis for determining total polar compounds in heated oilsC. P. Tan and Y. B. Che Man
1059-1063Fatty acid and tocopherol contents and oxidative stability of walnut oilsG. P. Savage, P. C. Dutta and D. L. McNeil
1065-1071Microwave roasting and molecular species of triacylglycerols in soybean embryonic axesHiromi Yoshida and Sachiko Takagi
1073-1079A twin-screw extruder for oil extraction: I. Direct expression of oleic sunflower seedsCorinne Dufaure, Juliette Leyris, Luc Rigal and Zéphirin Mouloungui
1081-1086A twin-screw extruder for oil extraction: II. Alcohol extraction of oleic sunflower seedsCorinne Dufaure, Zéphirin Mouloungui and Luc Rigal
1087-1089A modified VERI-FRY® quick test for measuring total polar compounds in deep-frying oilsXin-Qing Xu
1091-1099Chemical and physical analyses and sensory evaluation of six deep-frying oilsXin-Qing Xu, Viet Hung Tran, Martin Palmer, Keith White and Philip Salisbury
1101-1108Mechanical and physical properties of protein-starch based plastics produced by extrusion and injection moldingH. C. Huang, T. C. Chang and J. Jane
1109-1110Investigation on the effectiveness of HOMO to characterize antioxidant activityHong-Yu Zhang

Volume 76, Number 10 / October 1999

1111ForewordChing T. Hou
1113-1118C-terminal His-tagging results in substrate specificity changes of the thioesterase I from
1119-1125Fatty acid and product selectivities of potato tuber lipid acyl hydrolase in esterification reactions with glycerol in organic mediaPraphan Pinsirodom and Kirk L. Parkin
1127-1132Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of structured low-calorie triacylglycerolsT. J. Mangos, K. C. Jones and T. A. Foglia
1133-1137Enzymatic modification of triacylglycerols of high eicosapentaenoic and docosahexaenoic acids content to produce structured lipidsBrenda H. Jennings and Casimir C. Akoh
1139-1142Enzymatic synthesis of l
1143-1149Preparation of phospholipids highly enriched with n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids by lipaseGudmundur G. Haraldsson and Atli Thorarensen
1151-1156All (
1157-1162Partial purification and characterization of acylester hydrolase from
1163-1168Lipoxygenase activity in olive (
1169-1174Thermoxidative stability of triacylglycerols from mutant sunflower seedsGloria Márquez-Ruiz, Rafael Garcés, Manuel León-Camacho and Manuel Mancha
1175-1181Trans-free margarine from highly saturated soybean oilLi Lee Kok, Walter R. Fehr, Earl G. Hammond and Pamela J. White
1183-1187Hydrocarbons detected in irradiated shell eggs during storageKeum Taek Hwang
1189-1200Synthesis of Chloroalkoxy eicosanoic and docosanoic acids from meadowfoam fatty acids by oxidation with aqueous sodium hypochloriteMelissa S. Mund and Terry A. Isbell
1201-1205Physical and mechanical properties of soy protein-based plastic foamsSang K. Park and N. S. Hettiarachchy
1207-1210Alkylguanidine-catalyzed heterogeneous transesterification of soybean oilRicardo Sercheli, Rogério Matheus Vargas and Ulf Schuchardt
1211-1216Studies of thermal polymerization of vegetable oils with a differential scanning calorimeterChaohua Wang and Sevim Erhan
1217-1221Matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry of
1223-1231Use of 13C nuclear magnetic resonance distortionless enhancement by polarization transfer pulse sequence and multivariate analysis to discriminate olive oil cultivarsGiovanna Vlahov, Adrian D. Shaw and Douglas B. Kell
1233-1241Temperature and cultivar effects on soybean seed oil and protein concentrationsErnest L. Piper and Kenneth I. Boote
1243-1246Deacidification of high-acid rice bran oil by reesterification with monoglycerideB. K. De and D. K. Bhattacharyya
1247-1253Evaluation of surfactant-aided degumming of vegetable oils by membrane technologyR. Subramanian, M. Nakajima, A. Yasui, H. Nabetani and T. Kimura, et al.
1255-1256All-

Volume 76, Number 11 / November 1999

1259-1264Surfactant modification of lipases for lipid interesterification and hydrolysis reactionsKen-ichi Mogi, Mitsutoshi Nakajima and Sukekuni Mukataka
1265-1268Enzymatic enrichment of conjugated linoleic acid isomers and incorporation into triglyceridesGerald P. McNeill, Chris Rawlins and Anne C. Peilow
1269-1274Production of 8,11-
1275-1281Biocatalytic synthesis of chiral intermediates for antiviral and antihypertensive drugsRamesh N. Patel
1283-1289Challenges in capturing oxygenase activity
1291-1295High yields of ascorbyl palmitate by thermostable lipase-mediated esterificationS. Bradoo, R. K. Saxena and R. Gupta
1297-1300Solvent-free lipase-catalyzed thioesterification and transthioesterification of fatty acids and fatty acid esters with alkanethiols
1301-1308Characterization of partially purified extracellular lipase fractions from Pseudomonas fragi CRDA 037Aliaa Abdul Wahab, Selim Kermasha, Barbara Bisakowski and André Morin
1309-1312Characterization of yam bean (Pachyrhizus spp.) Seeds as potential sources of high palmitic acid oilW. J. Grüneberg, F. D. Goffman and L. Velasco
1313-1321Fractionation of soybean phospholipids by high-performance liquid chromatography with an evaporative light-scattering detectorTong Wang, Earl G. Hammond, James L. Cornette and Walter R. Fehr
1323-1331Composition and crystallization of milk fat fractionsG. A. van Aken, E. ten Grotenhuis, A. J. van Langevelde and H. Schenk
1333-1341Structural analogy between β′ triacylglycerols and n-alkanes. Toward the crystal structure of β′-2 p.p+2.p triacylglycerolsJacco van de Streek, Paul Verwer, René de Gelder and Frank Hollander
1343-1350Crystal and molecular structure of an enantiomeric gossypol-acetic acid clathrateMichael K. Dowd, Leonard M. Thomas and Millard C. Calhoun
1351-1355Determination of (+)-, (−)-, and total gossypol in cottonseed by high-performance liquid chromatographyR. J. Hron, H. L. Kim, M. C. Calhoun and G. S. Fisher
1357-1361Formulation of special fats by neural networks: A statistical approachJ. M. Block, D. Barrera-Arellano, M. F. Figueiredo, F. C. Gomide and L. Sauer
1363-1370Hydrogenation of fatty acid methyl esters to fatty alcohols at supercritical conditionsSander van den Hark, Magnus Härröd and Poul Møller
1371-1374Extraction of lipid-grown bacterial cells by supercritical fluid and organic solvent to obtain pure medium chain-length polyhydroxyalkanoatesJ. W. Hampson and R. D. Ashby
1375-1381Influence of ascorbic acid and ascorbyl palmitate on the aroma composition of an oxidized vegetable oil and its emulsionSaskia M. van Ruth, Jacques P. Roozen, Maarten A. Posthumus and Frans Jos H. M. Jansen
1383-1386Effect of xanthan gum on enhancing the foaming properties of whey protein isolateC. L. Mott, N. S. Hettiarachchy and M. Qi
1387-1392The potential of soapstock-derived film: Cottonseed and safflowerM. S. Kuk and A. G. Ballew

Volume 76, Number 12 / December 1999

1393-1398A fourier transform infrared spectroscopy study of the effect of temperature on soy lecithin-stabilized emulsionsJ. M. Whittinghill, J. Norton and A. Proctor
1399-1404Trans fatty acid determination in fats and margarine by fourier transform infrared spectroscopy using a disposable infrared cardKangming Ma, F. R. van de Voort, J. Sedman and A. A. Ismail
1405-1413Quantitative determination of triacylglycerol profile of structured lipid by capillary supercritical fluid chromatography and high-temperature gas chromatographyTheresa W. Lee and Christine I. Hastilow
1415-1419Density and viscosity of vegetable oilsC. M. Rodenbush, F. H. Hsieh and D. S. Viswanath
1421-1423Formation of a Δ7 triterpene alcohol in refined olive oilsA. Lanzón, T. Albi and A. Guinda
1425-1429Oxidative stability and AromaScan analyses of corn oils with altered fatty acid contentN. Shen, S. Duvick, P. White and L. Pollak
1431-1436Heat-resistant cocoa butter extenders from mahua (
1437-1443Oxidation of sunflower oil during storageGuillermo H. Crapiste, Marta I. V. Brevedan and Amalia A. Carelli
1445-1447Antioxidant activity in soybean oil of extracts from thompson grape bagasseN. Gámez-Meza, J. A. Noriega-Rodríguez, L. A. Medina-Juárez, J. Ortega-García and R. Cázarez-Casanova, et al.
1449-1454Participation of pepper seed in the stability of paprika carotenoidsAntonio Pérez-Gálvez, Juan Garrido-Fernández and Ma. Isabel Mínguez-Mosquera
1455-1460Peptide characteristics of sunflower protein hydrolysatesAlvaro Villanueva, Javier Vioque, Raúl Sánchez-Vioque, Alfonso Clemente and Justo Pedroche, et al.
1461-1466A solvent extractor system for the rapid extraction of lipids and trace bioactive micronutrients in oilseedsJ. A. Singleton and L. F. Stikeleather
1467-1470Soybean drying in fluidized bed. effect on the hydratable and nonhydratable phosphatide concentration in crude and degummed crude oilEnzo A. Tosi, Ampelio Cazzoli, Edmundo Ré and Luis Tapiz
1471-1476A comparative study of two heating procedures in the physical refining of edible oilsM. M. Prieto González, J. C. Bada, E. Graciani and I. Lombardía
1477-1481Effect of extraction system, stage of ripeness, and kneading temperature on the sterol composition of virgin olive oilsA. Koutsaftakis, F. Kotsifaki and E. Stefanoudaki
1483-1488Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of isoamyl butyrate: Optimization by response surface methodologyS. Hari Krishna, B. Manohar, S. Divakar and N. G. Karanth
1489-1493Continuous lipase-catalyzed production of wax ester using silicone tubingE. Wehtje, D. Costes and P. Adlercreutz
1495-1500Increased rate of lipase-catalyzed saccharide-fatty acid esterification by control of reaction mediumXun Zhang and Douglas G. Hayes
1501-1504Synthesis of geranyl and citronellyl esters of coconut oil fatty acids through alcoholysis by
1505-1510Studies on the enzymatic synthesis of lipophilic derivatives of natural antioxidantsH. Stamatis, V. Sereti and F. N. Kolisis
1511-1513The kinematic viscosity of biodiesel and its blends with diesel fuelMustafa E. Tat and Jon H. Van Gerpen
1515-1516The phylogenetic significance of sciadonic (all-

Volume 77, Number 1 / January 2000

1-8A second-order model for catalytic-transfer hydrogenation of edible oilsKanchan Mondal and Shashi B. Lalvani
9-14Hexane elimination from soybean oil by continuous packed tower processing with supercritical CO2E. Reverchon, M. Poletto, L. Sesti Osséo and M. Somma
15-22Steam-explosion pretreatment of olive cakeB. Felizón, J. Fernández-Bolaños, A. Heredia and R. Guillén
23-27Comparative study of the extraction and measurement of cottonseed free fatty acidsPeter J. Wan and Michael K. Dowd
29-36Discrimination of edible oil products and quantitative determination of their iodine value by Fourier transform near-infrared spectroscopyHui Li, F. R. van de Voort, A. A. Ismail, J. Sedman and R. Cox, et al.
37-42Stability determination of soy lecithin-based emulsions by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopyJ. M. Whittinghill, J. Norton and A. Proctor
43-47Nuclear magnetic resonance characterization of reaction products of interesterification of peracetylated α-d-glucopyranose and fatty acid methyl estersDzulkefly Kuang, Olobo J. Obaje, Anuar Kassim, Gwendoline C. L. Ee and Hamdan Suhaimi
49-53Phytosterol accumulation in canola, sunflower, and soybean oils: Effects of genetics, planting location, and temperatureChris Vlahakis and Jan Hazebroek
55-61Lipid components of borage (
63-71Rheological study of dispersions prepared with modified soybean protein isolatesM. C. Puppo, D. A. Sorgentini and M. C. Añón
73-78Effect of baicalein and acetone extract of Scutellaria baicalensis on canola oil oxidationZhen-Yu Chen, Ya-Lun Su, Yu-Rong Bi, Suk Ying Tsang and Yu Huang
79-83Effect of high-oleic sunflower seed on the carotenoid stability of ground pepperA. Pérez-Gálvez, J. Garrido-Fernández and M. I. Mínguez-Mosquera
85-88Synthesis of medium-chain glycerides using lipase from Candida rugosaW. C. Wong, M. Basri, C. N. A. Razak and A. B. Salleh
89-93Enzymatic synthesis of structured lipid containing arachidonic and palmitic acidsYuji Shimada, Toshihiro Nagao, Yukiko Hamasaki, Kengo Akimoto and Akio Sugihara, et al.
95-9910(S)-Hydroxy-8(E)-octadecenoic acid, an intermediate in the conversion of oleic acid to 7,10-dihydroxy-8(E)-octadecenoic acidHakryul Kim, Harold W. Gardner and Ching T. Hou
101-104Adhesive properties of soy proteins modified by urea and guanidine hydrochlorideWeining Huang and Xiuzhi Sun
105-109Esterification reaction of oleic acid with a fusel oil fraction for production of lubricating oilAykut Özgülsün, Filiz Karaosmanôglu and Melek Tüter

Volume 77, Number 2 / February 2000

111-114Rheology of vegetable oil analogs and triglyceridesDaniel P. Geller and John W. Goodrum
115-119The specific gravity of biodiesel and its blends with diesel fuelMustafa E. Tat and Jon H. Van Gerpen
121-126Sunflower protein hydrolysates for dietary treatment of patients with liver failureJuan Bautista, Raquel Corpas, Olga Cremades, Inmaculada Hernández-Pinzón and Rosa Ramos, et al.
127-130Catalytic effect of solid metals on thermal stability of olive oilsIsabel Paz and Mariano Molero
131-136Determination of trans fatty acids and fatty acid profiles in margarines marketed in spainL. Alonso, M. J. Fraga and M. Juárez
137-142Determination of peroxide value by fourier transform near-infrared spectroscopyHui Li, F. R. van de Voort, A. A. Ismail and R. Cox
143-155Differential scanning calorimetric analysis of edible oils: Comparison of thermal properties and chemical compositionC. P. Tan and Y. B. Che Man
157-162Ultrasonic determination of the effect of shear on lipid crystallizationChiara Garbolino, Gregory R. Ziegler and John N. Coupland
163-169Partition coefficient calculation of selected terpenes and low molecular weight solvents between tall oil fatty acid and air and polydimethyl siloxane oil and airDavid Bir
171-176Modification of menhaden oil by enzymatic acidolysis to produce structured lipids: Optimization by response surface design in a packed bed reactorXuebing Xu, Lydia B. Fomuso and Casimir C. Akoh
177-180Enzymatic treatment of rice bran to improve processingN. Hernandez, M. E. Rodriguez-Alegría, F. Gonzalez and A. Lopez-Munguia
181-185Effect of Alcalase on olive pomace protein extractionJ. Vioque, A. Clemente, R. Sánchez-Vioque, J. Pedroche and F. Millán
187-190Isolation and separation of tocopherols from olive by-products with supercritical fluidsE. Ibáñez, J. Palacios, F. J. Señoráns, G. Santa-María and J. Tabera, et al.
191-199The effect of the refining process on the interfacial properties of palm oilC. C. Ho and M. C. Chow
201-205Crossflow filtration of oils on metal oxides. Influence of chemical composition of the layerClaude El’Ama, Jacques Fanni and Michel Parmentier
207-213Urea-based fractionation of seed oil samples containing fatty acids and acylglycerols of polyunsaturated and hydroxy fatty acidsDouglas G. Hayes, James M. Van Alstine and Fredrik Setterwall
215-216New evidence for β′-2 p.p+2.p triacylglycerol crystal structureJacco van de Streek, Paul Verwer, René de Gelder and Frank Hollander

Volume 77, Number 3 / March 2000

217-222Determination of oxidative stability of lipids in solid samplesKang Tian, Purnendu K. Dasgupta and William D. Shermer
223-229Frying performance of low-linolenic acid soybean oilCarol Tompkins and Edward G. Perkins
231-234The effect of oxygen concentration on oxidative deterioration in heated high-oleic safflower oilMariko Fujisaki, Satoshi Mohri, Yasushi Endo and Kenshiro Fujimoto
235-238Storage stability of milled flaxseedL. J. Malcolmson, R. Przybylski and J. K. Daun
239-242Chloroacetoxylation of oleic acid—A kinetic studyDanae Doulia, Fotis Rigas and Kostantinos Gimouhopoulos
243-248Synthesis of δ-stearolactone from oleic acidSteven C. Cermak and Terry A. Isbell
249-255Long-term behavior of oil-based varnishes and paints. Fate of hydroperoxides in drying oilsJacky Mallégol, Jean-Luc Gardette and Jacques Lemaire
257-263Long-term behavior of oil-based varnishes and paints. Photo- and thermooxidation of cured linseed oilJacky Mallégol, Jean-Luc Gardette and Jacques Lemaire
265-268Fatty acid derivatives as corrosion inhibitors for mild steel and oil-well tubular steel in 15% boiling hydrochloric acidM. A. Quaraishi, Danish Jamal and Mohd Tariq Saeed
269-273Grease resistance and mechanical properties of isolated soy protein-coated paperHyun J. Park, Si H. Kim, Seung T. Lim, Dong H. Shin and Sang Y. Choi, et al.
275-280Preparation of rapeseed oil esters of lower aliphatic alcoholsDragan Nimcevic, Rupert Puntigam, Manfred Wörgetter and J. Richard Gapes
281-283Factors affecting the electrical resistivity of soybean oil methyl esterAziz Tekin and Earl G. Hammond
285-289The speed of sound and isentropic bulk modulus of biodiesel at 21°C from atmospheric pressure to 35 MPaMustafa E. Tat, Jon H. Van Gerpen, Seref Soylu, Mustafa Canakci and Abdul Monyem, et al.
291-295Characterization of semisolid fats and edible oils by Fourier transform infrared photoacoustic spectroscopyHong Yang and Joseph Irudayaraj
297-310Crystallization kinetics of palm stearin in blends with sesame seed oilJ. F. Toro-Vazquez, M. Briceño-Montelongo, E. Dibildox-Alvarado, M. Charó-Alonso and J. Reyes-Hernández
311-314Hydrogenation of soybean oil triglycerides: Effect of pressure on selectivityG. R. List, W. E. Neff, R. L. Holliday, J. W. King and R. Holser
315-321Purification of polyunsaturated fatty acid esters from tuna oil with supercritical fluid chromatographyM. Alkio, C. Gonzalez, M. Jäntti and O. Aaltonen
323-328Membrane processing of used frying oilsR. Subramanian, K. E. Nandini, P. M. Sheila, A. G. Gopalakrishna and K. S. M. S. Raghavarao, et al.
329-332Enrichment of polyunsaturated fatty acids from sardine cannery effluents by enzymatic selective esterificationMurielle Schmitt-Rozieres, Valérie Deyris and Louis-Claude Comeau
333Triglyceride composition of a partially randomized reaction mixtureAlbert J. Dijkstra

Volume 77, Number 4 / April 2000

335-342Characterization of lipoxygenase extracts from Penicillum sp.Xavier Perraud and Selim Kermasha
343-348Modification of fish oil aroma using a macroalgal lipoxygenaseSeng-Pei Hu and Bonnie Sun Pan
349-354Lipase activity and fatty acid typoselectivities of plant extracts in hydrolysis and interesterificationYanis Caro, Pierre Villeneuve, Michel Pina, Max Reynes and Jean Graille
355-360Continuous production of biodiesel fuel from vegetable oil using immobilized Candida antarctica lipaseYomi Watanabe, Yuji Shimada, Akio Sugihara, Hideo Noda and Hideki Fukuda, et al.
361-366Lipase-catalyzed alcoholysis of crambe oil and camelina oil for the preparation of long-chain estersGeorg Steinke, Rita Kirchhoff and Kumar D. Mukherjee
367-371Alkali-catalyzed alcoholysis of crambe oil and camelina oil for the preparation of long-chain estersGeorg Steinke, Stefanie Schönwiese and Kumar D. Mukherjee
373-379Simple, high-efficiency synthesis of fatty acid methyl esters from soapstockMichael J. Haas, Scott Bloomer and Karen Scott
381-387Epoxidized soybean oil-based ceramer coatingsGanghua Teng and Mark D. Soucek
389-398Crystallization kinetics of fully hydrogenated palm oil in sunflower oil mixturesWilliam Kloek, Pieter Walstra and Ton van Vliet
399-403Simultaneous determination of lodine value and trans content of fats and oils by single-bounce horizontal attenuated total reflectance fourier transform infrared spectroscopyJacqueline Sedman, F. R. van de Voort and Ashraf A. Ismail
405-411A novel analytical method to detect adulteration of virgin olive oil by other oilsT. Mavromoustakos, M. Zervou, G. Bonas, A. Kolocouris and P. Petrakis
413-418Identification and quantification of important steryl esters in aspen woodAlessio N. Serreqi, Robert Leone, Luis F. Del Rio, Shirley Mei and Marc Fernandez, et al.
419-424Antigenicity in soybean hypocotyls and its reduction by twin-screw extrusionSanshiroh Saitoh, Masumi Urushibata, Kazuya Ikuta, Atsuko Fujimaki and Hiroshi Harada
425-428Enrichment of eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid in saponified menhaden oilTor-Chern Chen and Yi-Hsu Ju
429-435Evaluation of the role of saturated fatty acids in sedimenting canola oilsIngrid Botha, Rodney Mailer and Kevin Robards
437-440Saturated fatty acid adsorption by acidified rice hull ashAdam Farook and Supramaniam Ravendran
441-446Functionality of dialyzed soybean extractNaofumi Kitabatake and Yuki Fujita
447-450Partially hydrolyzed rapeseed protein isolates with improved functional propertiesJavier Vioque, Raul Sánchez-Vioque, Alfonso Clemente, Josto Pedroche and Francisco Millán
451-456The effects of roasting temperatures on the formation of headspace volatile compounds in perilla seed oilSuk Ju Kim, Hee Nam Yoon and Joon Shick Rhee

Volume 77, Number 5 / May 2000

457-462Rapid determination of total Trans fat content by attenuated total reflection infrared spectroscopy: An international collaborative studyMichael Adam, Magdi M. Mossoba and Theresa Lee
463-475The effect of minor components on milk fat crystallizationAmanda J. Wright, Richard W. Hartel, Suresh S. Narine and Alejandro G. Marangoni
477-482Analysis of triacylglyceride hydroperoxides in vegetable oils by nonaqueous reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography with ultraviolet detectionChristina Bauer-Plank and Lisette Steenhorst-Slikkerveer
483-487Isoflavone content among maturity group 0 to II soybeansChunyang Wang, Marci Sherrard, Sudhakar Pagadala, Regina Wixon and Roy A. Scott
489-493Monitoring a progressing transesterification reaction by fiber-optic near infrared spectroscopy with correlation to 1H nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyGerhard Knothe
495-500Lipase-catalyzed acidolysis of tristearin with oleic or caprylic acids to produce structured lipidsVivienne V. Yankah and Casimir C. Akoh
501-506Enzymatic synthesis of 1,3-dicapryloyl-2-eicosapentaenoylglycerolRoxana Irimescu, Mamoru Yasui, Yugo Iwasaki, Nobuyoshi Shimidzu and Tsuneo Yamane
507-512Regioselective analysis of the fatty acid composition of triacylglycerols with conventional high-performance liquid chromatographyJose A. Arcos, Hugo S. Garcia and Charles G. Hill
513-519Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of ferulate estersDavid L. Compton, Joseph A. Laszlo and Mark A. Berhow
521-525Five-factor response surface optimization of the enzymatic synthesis of citronellyl butyrate by lipase IM77 from Mucor mieheiChwen-Jen Shieh and Ya-Hui Lou
527-533Synergistic effects of rosemary, sage, and citric acid on fatty acid retention of palm olein during deep-fat fryingIrwandi Jaswir, Yaakob B. Che Man and David D. Kitts
535-542The influence of various emulsifiers on the partitioning and antioxidant activity of hydroxybenzoic acids and their derivatives in oil-in-water emulsionsHeiko Stöckmann, Karin Schwarz and Tuong Huynh-Ba
543-545Effects of microwave and conventional baking on the oxidative stability and fatty acid composition of puff pastryOrhan Daglioglu, Murat Tasan and Baris Tuncel
547-551Comparison of supercritical fluid and solvent extraction methods in extracting γ-oryzanol from rice branZhimin Xu and J. Samuel Godber
553-559Deacidification of corn oil by solvent extraction in a perforated rotating disc columnCarla G. Pina and Antonio J. A. Meirelles
561-563The study of epoxidized rapeseed oil used as a potential biodegradable lubricantXuedong Wu, Xingang Zhang, Shengrong Yang, Haigang Chen and Dapu Wang
565-567Comment on the use of direct pulsed nuclear magnetic resonance solid fat content measurements in phase behavior studies of lipid mixturesAlejandro G. Marangoni, Amanda J. Wright, Suresh S. Narine and Robert W. Lencki
569-571Equations correlating properties of

Volume 77, Number 6 / June 2000

573-579Supercritical fluid extraction of oil from millet branC. Devittori, D. Gumy, A. Kusy, L. Colarow and C. Bertoli, et al.
581-586Physical refining of coconut oil: Effect of crude oil quality and deodorization conditions on neutral oil lossV. Petrauskaitè, W. F. De Greyt and M. J. Kellens
587-592Water-hexane sorption in sunflower mealsD. A. Cardarelli, M. A. Mattea and G. H. Crapiste
593-598A new method for free fatty acid reduction in frying oil using silicate films produced from rice hull ashU. Kalapathy and A. Proctor
599-603Continuous production of fatty acids from palm olein by immobilized lipase in a two-phase systemAran H-Kittikun, Poonsuk Prasertsan and Chatchai Sungpud
605-608Lipase-mediated synthesis of dodecyl oleate and oleyl oleate in aqueous foamsN. Madhusudhana Rao and V. M. Shanmugam
609-612Enzymatic esterification of dihydroxystearic acidR. Awang, M. Basri, S. Ahmad and A. B. Salleh
613-617Effects of temperature and temperature shift on docosahexaenoic acid production by the marine microalge Crypthecodinium cohniiYue Jiang and Feng Chen
619-625Characterization of italian olive oils based on analytical and nuclear magnetic resonance determinationsAntonio Sacco, Maria Antonietta Brescia, Vitantonio Liuzzi, Fabiano Reniero and Glaude Guillou, et al.
627-630Quantitative structure-capillary column gas chromatographic retention time relationships for natural sterols (trimethylsilyl ethers) from olive oilRocío Acuña-Cueva, Francisco Hueso-Ureña, Nuria A. Illán Cabeza, Sonia B. Jiménez-Pulido and Miguel N. Moreno-Carretero, et al.
631-637Rapid method for determining moisture content in crude palm oil by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopyY. B. Che Man and M. E. S. Mirghani
639-642Analysis of the induction period of oxidation of edible oils by differential scanning calorimetryP. Šimon, Ĺ. Kolman, I. Niklová and Š. Schmidt
643-652Nucleation kinetics of emulsified triglyceride mixturesWilliam Kloek, Pieter Walstra and Ton van Vliet
653-657Determination of trace amounts of fatty acids in edible oils by capillary gas-liquid chromatographyM. Buchgraber, F. Ulberth and E. Anklam
659-666Characterization of farmed and wild salmon (Salmo salar) by a combined use of compositional and isotopic analysesM. Aursand, F. Mabon and G. J. Martin
667-673Constituents of Amomum tsao-ko and their radical scavenging and antioxidant activitiesTeresita S. Martin, Hiroe Kikuzaki, Masashi Hisamoto and Nobuji Nakatani
675-680Effects of frying and storage on cholesterol oxidation in minced meat productsB. Larkeson, P. C. Dutta and I. Hansson
681-685Monitoring peroxide value in fatliquor manufacture by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopyKangming Ma, F. R. van de Voort, A. A. Ismail, Hualong Zhuo and Binjing Cheng
687-688Enrichment of ferulate phytosterol esters from corn fiber oil using supercritical fluid extraction and chromatographyScott L. Taylor and Jerry W. King

Volume 77, Number 7 / July 2000

691-697Preparation of glycol esters of soybean oil fatty acids and their potential as coalescent aids in paint formulationsN. Jiratumnukul and Michael R. Van De Mark
699-704Physical evaluation of pure zein films by atomic force microscopy and thermal mechanical analysisTomoyuki Yoshino, Seiichiro Isobe and Takaaki Maekawa
705-708Adhesive properties of soy proteins modified by sodium dodecyl sulfate and sodium dodecylbenzene sulfonateWeining Huang and Xiuzhi Sun
709-713Fluorescence kinetics of soybean flour oxidationJer-Hour Liang and Chih-Cheng Lin
715-720Pinoresinol and 1-acetoxypinoresinol, two new phenolic compounds identified in olive oilManuel Brenes, Francisco J. Hidalgo, Aranzazu García, José J. Rios and Pedro García, et al.
721-724Trans fatty acid composition and tocopherol content in vegetable oils produced in MexicoL. A. Medina-Juárez, N. Gámez-Meza, J. Ortega-García, J. A. Noriega-Rodriguez and O. Angulo-Guerrero
725-730Electron spin resonance spectroscopy for determination of the oxidative stability of food lipidsMarianne K. Thomsen, Dorthe Kristensen and Leif H. Skibsted
731-735Synthetic antioxidants in edible oils by square-wave voltammetry on ultramicroelectrodesClaudio Ceballos and Héctor Fernández
737-748Nondestructive quantitative determination of docosahexaenoic acid and n−3 fatty acids in fish oils by high-resolution 1H nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyTomoji Igarashi, Marit Aursand, Yoshiaki Hirata, Ingrid S. Gribbestad and Shun Wada, et al.
749-755Quantitative analysis of partial acylglycerols and free fatty acids in palm oil by 13C nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopySoon Ng
757-761Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy and reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography of peracetylated digalactosyldiacylglycerolsMagnus Bergqvist and Jan Holmbäck
763-771Effects of minor lipids on crystallization of milk fat-cocoa butter blends and bloom formation in chocolateR. A. Tietz and R. W. Hartel
773-777Fractionation of squid visceral oil ethyl esters by short-path distillationJer-Hour Liang and Lucy Sun Hwang
779-784Ultrafiltration of partially hydrolyzed rice bran protein to recover value-added productsJamel S. Hamada
785-790Acid-treated soy hull carbon structure and adsorption performanceYan Hong, Andrew Proctor and John Shultz
791-797Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of lysophosphatidylcholine using organic cosolvent for in situ water activity controlJuhan Kim and Byung-Gee Kim
799-800Stabilization of flaxseed oil with capsicum antioxidantAhindra Nag

Volume 77, Number 8 / August 2000

801-806Effects of α- and γ-tocopherols on formation of hydroperoxides and two decomposition products from methyl linoleateMarjukka M Kinen, Afaf Kamal-Eldin, Anna-Maija Lampi and Anu Hopia
807-813Antioxidant activity of flavonoids isolated from Scutellaria rehderianaYa-Lun Su, Lai Kwok Leung, Yu-Rong Bi, Yu Huang and Zhen-Yu Chen
813-819Behavior of phenolic antioxidants in a partitioned medium: Focus on linoleic acid peroxidation induced by iron/ascorbic acid systemVincent Bondet, Marie-Elisabeth Cuvelier and Claudette Berset
819-824Behavior of phenolic antioxidants in a partitioned medium: structure—Activity relationshipMarie-Elisabeth Cuvelier, Vincent Bondet and Claudette Berset
825-831Lipid components and enzymatic hydrolysis of lipids in muscle of Chinese freshwater fishMasaki Kaneniwa, Song Miao, Chunhong Yuan, Haruka Lida and Yutaka Fukuda
831-836Squalene in oils determined as squalane by gas—liquid chromatography after hydrogenation of methyl estersR. G. Ackman, E. J. Macpherson and A. Timmins
837-845Analysis of nonvolatile lipid oxidation products in vegetable oils by normal-phase high-performance liquid chromatography with mass spectrometric detectionLisette Steenhorst-Slikkerveer, Arjan Louter, Hans-Gerd Janssen and Christina Bauer-Plank
847-852Fatty acid and triacylglycerol compositions of seed oils of five Amaranthus accessions and their comparison to other oilsF. Jahaniaval, Y. Kakuda and M. F. Marcone
853-858Use of chlorophyll and carotenoid pigment composition to determine authenticity of virgin olive oilBeatriz Gandul-Rojas, María Roca-L. Cepero and M. Isabel Mínguez-Mosquera
859-864Demulsification of oil-in-water emulsion under freezing conditions: Effect of crystal structure modifierTakuya Harada and Kazuhisa Yokomizo
865-871Synthesis and characterization of some long-chain diesters with branched or bulky moietiesGerhard Knothe, Robert O. Dunn, Michael W. Shockley and Marvin O. Bagby
873-878Synthesis of cis-12, 13-epoxy-cis-9-octadecenol and 12(13)-hydroxy-cis-9-octadecenol from vernonia oil using lithium aluminum hydrideEisa B. Elhilo, Melissa A. Anderson and Folahan O. Ayorinde
879-884Soy protein biopolymers cross-linked with glutaraldehydeS. K. Park, D. H. Bae and K. C. Rhee
885-889Preparation and characterization of rice protein isolatesFrederick F. Shih and Kim W. Daigle
891-902Investigation of crude latex from various Carica papaya varietices for lipid bioconversionsYanis Caro, Pierre Villeneuve, Michel Pina, Max Reynes and Jean Graille
903-909Lipase-catalyzed hydrolysis of canola oil in supercritical carbon dioxideKaramatollah Rezaei and Feral Temelli

Volume 77, Number 9 / September 2000

911-916The modification and analysis of vegetable oil for cheese makingLiangping Yu and Earl G. Hammond
917-924Production and characterization of a swiss cheese-like product from modified vegetable oilsLiangping Yu and Earl G. Hammond
925-932Predicting oxidative stability of vegetable oils using neural network system and endogenous oil componentsRoman Przybylski and Rui C. Zambiazi
933-936Thermal stability of some commercial synthetic antioxidantsJulio Sanhueza, Susana Nieto and Alfonso Valenzuela
937-943Rosmariquinone interactions in autoxidation and light-sensitized oxidation of stripped soybean oilClifford A. Hall and Susan L. Cuppett
945-951Synergies between plant antioxidant blends in preventing peroxidation reactions in model and food oil systemsJ. Irwandi, Y. B. Che Man, D. D. Kitts, J. Bakar and S. Jinap
951-956Antioxidative activity of purple peril (Perilla frutescens L.), moldavian dragonhead (Dracocephalum moldavica L.), and roman chamomile (Anthemis nobilis L.) extracts in rapeseed oilV. Povilaityee and P. R. Venskutonis
957-961Antioxidant activity of crude tannins of canola and rapeseed hullsR. Amarowicz, M. Naczk and F. Shahidi
963-969Oxidative stability of stripped and nonstripped borage and evening primrose oils and their emulsions in waterMuhammad Ahmad Khan and Fereidoon Shahidi
969-974Quality of wheat germ oil extracted by liquid and supercritical carbon dioxideA. Molero G mez and E. Mart nez de la Ossa
975-984Influence of pH and protei thermal treatment on the rheology of pea protein-stabilized oil-in-water emulsionsJ. M. Franco, P. Partal, D. Ruiz-M rquez, B. Conde and C. Gallegos
985-990Excess volumes of binary mixtures that contain olive oil with alkyl and vinyl acetatesCristina lez Gonz, Jos M. Resa and Juan Lanz
991-997Characterization of pili nut (Canarium ovatum) oil: Fatty acid and triacylglycerol composition and physicochemical propertiesYukio Kakuda, Firouz Jahaniaval, Massimo F. Marcone, Lourdes Montevirgen and Quintin Montevirgen, et al.
997-1000Determination of phosphorus in edible oils by inductively coupled plasma—Atomic emission spectrometry and oil-in-water emulsion of sample introductionZ. Benzo, M. Murillo, E. Marcano, C. Gomez and A. Garaboto, et al.
1001-1005Liquid specific heat capacity estimation for fatty acids, triacylglycerols, and vegetable oils based on their fatty acid composition
1007-1008Estimating vaporization heats from boiling pointsCharles H. Fisher

Volume 77, Number 10 / October 2000

1009-1013Facile purification of tocopherols from soybean oil deodorizer distillate in high yield using lipaseYuji Shimada, Seiichi Nakai, Masaharu Suenaga, Akio Sugihara and Motohiro Kitano, et al.
1015-1019Enzymatic resolution of racemic secondary alcohols by lipase B from
1021-1026Site-directed mutagenesis of a highly active Staphylococcus epidermidis lipase fragment identifies residues essential for catalysisRey-Chang Chang, Shu-Jen Chou and Jei-Fu Shaw
1027-1034Synthesis, purification, and characterization of structured lipids produced from chicken fatKi-Teak Lee and Thomas A. Foglia
1035-1041Production of structured lipids by lipase-catalyzed interesterification in a flat membrane reactorX. Xu, S. Balchen, G. Jonsson and J. Adler-Nissen
1043-1048Enzyme hydrolysis of babassu oil in a membrane bioreactorF bio Mer on, Geraldo Lippel Sant Anna and Ronaldo Nobrega
1049-1060Identification of diacylglycerols and triacylglycerols in a structured lipid sample by atmospheric pressure chemical ionization liquid chromatography/mass spectrometryHuiling Mu, Henrik Sillen and Carl-Erik Hiy
1061-1067Trans determination of edible oils by fourier transform near-infrared spectroscopyHui Li, F. R. van de Voort, A. A. Ismail, J. Sedman and R. Cox
1069-1077Low-field 1H nuclear magnetic resonance and chemometrics combined for simultaneous determination of water, oil, and protein contents in oilseedsHenrik Toft Pedersen, Lars Munck and Siren Balling Engelsen
1077-1083Optimization and validation of high-performance liquid chromatographic method for the determination of dowtherm ATM in edible oils and oleochemicalsM. H. Moh, T. S. Tang and G. H. Tan
1083-1086A new spectrophotometric method for the rapid assessment of deep frying oil qualityXin-Qing Xu
1087-1093Determination of wax concentration in sunflower seed oilS. Martini and M. C. An
1093-1100Precision and accuracy in the color specification of virgin olive oils from the bromthymol blue methodM. Melgosa, M. M. Prez, E. Hita, M. J. Moyano and J. Alba, et al.
1101-1106Synthesis of dimer and oligomers from (R)-methyl hydnocarpateNavdeep B. Malkar, Ashish A. Vaidya and V. G. Kumar
1107-1111Fatty acid triazoles: Novel corrosion inhibitors for oil well steel (N-80) and mild steelM. A. Quraishi and Danish Jamal
1113-1118Electrochemical hydrogenation of edible oils in a solid polymer electrolyte reactor. Sensory and compositional characteristics of low

Volume 77, Number 11 / November 2000

1121-1127Oil-water interfacial activation of lipase for interesterification of triglyceride and fatty acidTatsuo Maruyama, Mitsutoshi Nakajima, Sosaku Uchikawa, Hiroshi Nabetani and Shintaro Furusaki, et al.
1127-1134Enzymatic acidolysis of tristearin with lauric and oleic acids to produce coating lipidsSubramani Sellappan and Casimir C. Akoh
1135-1139Industrial production of dihomo-γ-linolenic acid by a Δ5 desaturase-defective mutant of Mortierella alpina 1S-4 FungusHiroshi Kawashima, Kengo Akimoto, Kenichi Higashiyama, Shigeaki Fujikawa and Sakayu Shimizu
1139-1145Chemoenzymatic synthesis of structured triacylglycerols containing eicosapentaenoic and docosahexaenoic acidsGudmundur G. Haraldsson, Arnar Halldorsson and Elin Kuls
1147-1152Thermophilic phospholipase A2 in the cytosolic fraction from the archaeon Pyrococcus horikoshiiYan Feng, Yong-Goe Joh, Kazuhiko Ishikawa, Hiroyasu Ishida and Susumu Ando, et al.
1153-1160Effects of β-carotene and lycopene thermal degradation products on the oxidative stability of soybean oilDonald F. Steenson and David B. Min
1161-1168Optimization of physicochemical changes of palm olein with phytochemical antioxidants during deep-fat fryingIrwandi Jaswir, Yaakob B. Che Man and David D. Kitts
1169-1175Cyclic fatty acid monomers and thermoxidative alteration compounds formed during frying of frozen foods in extra virgin olive oilA. Romero, C. Cuesta and F. J. Snchez-Muniz
1177-1188Effect of processing conditions on crystallization kinetics of a milk fat model systemM. L. Herrera and R. W. Hartel
1189-1196Effect of processing conditions on physical properties of a milk fat model system: RheologyM. L. Herrera and R. W. Hartel
1197-1205Effect of processing conditions on physical properties of a milk fat model system: MicrostructureM. L. Herrera and R. W. Hartel
1205-1208Photochemical reactions of antioxidant sesamol in aqueous solutionKouichi Nakagawa
1209-1214How green is green? Sampling and perception in assessing green seeds and chlorophyll in canolaJames K. Daun and Stephen Symons
1215-1218Isopropanol fractionation of butter oil and characteristics of fractionsP. K. Pal, D. K. Bhattacharyya and S. Ghosh
1219-1223Solvent efficiency for oil extraction from spent bleaching clayC. G. Lee, C. E. Seng and K. Y. Liew
1223-1227Protein concentrate and adhesives from meat and bone mealSang K. Park, D. H. Bae and N. S. Hettiarachchy

Volume 77, Number 12 / December 2000

1229-1234Determination of iodine value with a fourier transform-near infrared based global calibration using disposable vials: An international collaborative studyR. Cox, J. Lebrasseur, E. Michiels, H. Buijs and Hui Li, et al.
1235-1238Calculation of iodine value from measurements of fatty acid methyl esters of some oils: Comparison with the relevant American Oil Chemists Society methodNikolaos B. Kyriakidis and Theophanis Katsiloulis
1239-1242Comparison of experimental techniques used in lipid crystallization studiesA. J. Wright, S. S. Narine and A. G. Marangoni
1243-1250Polymorphic transformation of 1,3-distearoyl-sn-2-linoleoyl-glycerolM. Takeuchi, A. Ueno, J. Yano, E. Floter and K. Sato
1251-1254Optimization of coomassie staining for quantitative densitometry of soybean storage proteins in gradient gel electrophoresisPrachuab Kwanyuen and Richard F. Wilson
1255-1262Viscosity prediction for fatty systemsJuliana Rabelo, Eduardo Batista, Fl vio W. Cavaleri and Antonio J. A. Meirelles
1263-1267Kinetics of palm oil transesterification in a batch reactorD. Darnoko and Munir Cheryan
1269-1272Continuous production of palm methyl estersD. Darnoko and Munir Cheryan
1273-1277A kinetic study of phospholipid extraction by degumming process in sunflower seed oilL. G. Pan, A. Campana, M. C. Toms and M. C. A. n
1277-1282Evaluation of different types of synthetic adsorbents for carotene extraction from crude palm oilR. A. Latip, B. S. Baharin, Y. B. Che Man and R. Abdul Rahman
1283-1288The development of nonchromium catalyst for fatty alcohol productionYasuyuki Hattori, Katsutoshi Yamamoto, Jun Kaita, Morio Matsuda and Shuichi Yamada
1289-1292Processing effects on the polyaromatic hydrocarbon content of grapeseed oilS. Moret, A. Dudine and L. S. Conte
1293-1301Analysis of products, mechanisms of reaction, and some functional properties of soy protein hydrolysatesSara E. Molina Ortiz and Mara Cristina An
1303-1314Odor significance of undesirable degradation compounds in heated triolein and trilinoleinW. E. Neff, K. Warner and W. C. Byrdwell
1315-1323Low-temperature phase behavior of vegetable oil/co-solvent blends as alternative diesel fuelR. O. Dunn and M. O. Bagby
1325-1329Characterization of triglycerides isolated from jojoba oilM. Van Boven, R. A. Holser, M. Cokelaere, E. Decuypere and C. Govaerts, et al.
1329-1331The kinetics of the catalytic-transfer hydrogenation of edible oilsAlbert J. Dijkstra
1331-1333Reply to comments on a second-order model for catalytic-transfer hydrogenation of edible oilsKanchan Mondal and Shashi B. Lalvani

Volume 78, Number 1 / January 2001

1-6Physicochemical properties of pronase-treated rice glutelinA. Anderson, N. Hettiarachchy and Z. Y. Ju
7-11Antioxidative characteristics of oils in ground pork-fat patties cooked with soy sauceR. Y. -Y. Chiou, K. -L. Ku, Y. -S. Lai and L. -G. Chang
13-18Oil stability index correlated with sensory determination of oxidative stability in light-exposed soybean oilElizabeth A. Coppin and Oscar A. Pike
19-23Establishment of a model substrate oil for antioxidant activity assessment by oil stability index methodNobuji Nakatani, Yukari Tachibana and Hiroe Kikuzaki
25-30Characterization and oxidative stability of enzymatically produced fish and canola oil-based structured lipidsCasimir C. Akoh and Charment O. Moussata
31-36Modifications of butter stearin by blending and interesterification for better utilization in edible fat productsP. K. Pal, D. K. Bhattacharyya and S. Ghosh
37-41Adhesion properties of soy protein with fiber cardboardZhikai Zhong, X. Susan Sun, Xiaohua Fang and Jo A. Ratto
43-47Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of triolein-based sunscreens in supercritical CO2David L. Compton and Jerry W. King
49-52Selection of alcohols through Plackett-Burman design in lipase-catalyzed synthesis of anthranilic acid estersC. V. Suresh Babu and S. Divakar
53-56Enzymatic esterification of (−)-menthol with fatty acids in solvent by a commercial lipase from Candida rugosaBanu Babali, H. Ay§e Aksoy, Melek Tüter and Guldem Ustun
57-64Production of margarine fats by enzymatic interesterification with silica-granulated Thermomyces lanuginosa lipase in a large-scale studyHong Zhang, Xuebing Xu, Jörgen Nilsson, Huiling Mu and Jens Adler-Nissen, et al.
65-70Comparison of acyl donors for lipase-catalyzed production of 1,3-dicapryloyl-2-eicosapentaenoylglycerolRoxana Irimescu, Kazuhiko Hata, Yugo Iwasaki and Tsuneo Yamane
71-76Refining high-free fatty acid wheat germ oilTong Wang and Lawrence A. Johnson
77-81Solubility of the diarrheic shellfish toxin okadaic acid in supercritical CO2J. C. González, M. R. Vieytes, J. M. Vieites and L. M. Botana
83-87Effect of adsorption and solvent extraction process on the percentage of carotene extracted from crude palm oilR. A. Latip, B. S. Baharin, Y. B. Che Man and R. A. Rahman
89-94Use of high-resolution 13C nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy for the screening of virgin olive oilsRosario Zamora, Virginia Alba and Francisco J. Hidalgo
95-102Comparison of different methods for the determination of the oil content in oilseedsBertrand Matthäus and Ludger Brühl
103-104Soft margarines from high stearic acid soybean oilsG. R. List, T. Pelloso, F. Orthoefer, K. Warner and W. E. Neff
105-106Additional data on the storage stability of milled flaxseedR. Przybylski and J. K. Daun

Volume 78, Number 2 / February 2001

107-113Hydrogenation of vegetable oils using mixtures of supercritical carbon dioxide and hydrogenJerry W. King, Russell L. Holliday, Gary R. List and Janet M. Snyder
115-120Selective extraction of phosphatidylcholine from lecithin by supercritical carbon dioxide/ethanol mixtureLeyla Teberikler, Sefa Koseoglu and Aydin Akgerman
121-125Thermal gradient deacidification of crude rice bran oil utilizing supercritical carbon dioxideNurhan Turgut Dunford and Jerry W. King
127-131Effect of refining of crude rice bran oil on the retention of oryzanol in the refined oilA. G. Gopala Krishna, Sakina Khatoon, P. M. Shiela, C. V. Sarmandal and T. N. Indira, et al.
133-138Change in the natural ratio between chlorophylls and carotenoids in olive fruit during processing for virgin olive oilMar a Roca and M». Isabel M nguez-Mosquera
139-146Calcium carbonate catalyzed alcoholysis of fats and oilsG. J. Suppes, K. Bockwinkel, S. Lucas, J. B. Botts and M. H. Mason, et al.
147-153Production of sugar fatty acid estrs by enzymatic esterification in a stirred-tank membrane reactor: Optimization of parameters by response surface methodologyYouchun Yan, Uwe T. Bornscheuer, Gerhard Stadler, Sabine Lutz-Wahl and Matthias Reuss, et al.
153-160Composition and activity of commercial triacylglycerol acylhydrolase preparationsMarc A. Bjurlin, Scott Bloomer and Michael J. Haas
161-165Specificity of papaya lipase in esterification of aliphatic alcohols a comparison with microbial lipasesNeena N. Gandhi and Kumar D. Mukherjee
167-172Use of thermostable Fusarium heterosporum lipase for production of structured lipid containing oleic and palmitic acids in organic solvent-free systemToshihiro Nagao, Yuji Shimada, Akio Sugihara, Aoi Murata and Sadao Komemushi, et al.
173-175Enzymatic esterification of (−)-menthol with lauric acid in isooctane by sorbitan monostearate-coated lipase from Candida rugosaBanu Babali, Melek Tuter and Guldem Ustun
177-183Relationship between characteristics of oil droplets and solidification of thermally treated creamsTaka-Aki Mutoh, Shinsuke Nakagawa, Masayuki Noda, Yasuhiko Shiinoki and Yasuki Matsumura
183-188Effects of fat crystallization on the behavior of proteins and lipids at oil droplet surfacesTaisuke Sugimoto, Tomohiko Mori, Jun ichi Mano, Taka-Aki Mutoh and Yasuhiko Shiinoki, et al.
189-195Functional properties of hydrothermally cooked soy protein productsChunyang Wang and Lawrence A. Johnson
197-203Protection of α-tocopherol in nonpurified and purified fish oilElin Kul and Robert G. Ackman
205-211Highly selective asymmetric synthesis of 2-hydroxy fatty acid methyl esters through chiral oxazolidinone carboximidesHong-Sik Hwang and Sevim Z. Erhan
213-214Maximiliana maripa drude mesocarp and kernel oils: Fatty acid and total tocopherol compositionsDidier Bereau, Bouchra Benjelloun-Mlayah and Michel Delmas
215-216Solubility parameters of oil and fat chemicalsCharles H. Fisher
217-218Identification of a contact allergen in guayule latex and formulated guayule latex productsDavid K. Stumpf, Dennis T. Ray and William W. Schloman

Volume 78, Number 3 / March 2001

219-223Synthesis of estolide esters from cis-9-octadecenoic acid estolidesRogers E. Harry-O kuru, Terry A. Isbell and David Weisleder
223-228Chemical binding of jojoba liquid wax to polyethyleneM. Shevachman, S. Belfer, S. Binman and A. Shani
229-234Convenient thionation of triglycerides with lawessons reagentVal rie Eychenne and Zphirin Mouloungui
235-242Emulsifying and foaming properties of native and chemically modified peptides from the 2S and 12S proteins of rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)Christophe Malabat, Ra I S nchez-Vioque, Claude Rabiller and Jacques Gu guen
243-247Antioxidant capacity of extra-virgin olive oilsPaolino Ninfali, Gianfranca Aluigi, Mara Bacchiocca and Mauro Magnani
249-255Free radical scavenging capacity as related to antioxidant activity and ginsenoside composition of Asian and North American ginseng extractsChun Hu and David D. Kitts
257-265Palm oil quality in different packaging materials sensory and physicochemical parametersShanthi Narasimhan, D. Rajalakshmi, Nagin Chand, B. Mahadeviah and A. R. Indiramma
265-270Reproducibility of the bromthymol blue standards used for color specification of virgin olive oilM. Melgosa, M. M. Prez, E. Hita, F. J. Heredia and J. Alba, et al.
271-276Cocoa butter extender from Simarouba glauca fatT. Jeyarani and S. Yella Reddy
277-285Adsorption equilibria of fatty acids between methanol/water and reversed-phase chromatographic adsorbentsM. J. Ib ez Gonz lez, A. Robles Medina, L. Esteban Cerd n, B. Camacho P ez and A. Gim nez Gim nez, et al.
285-290Utilization of reaction medium-dependent regiospecificity of Candida antarctica lipase (Novozym 435) for the synthesis of 1,3-dicapryloyl-2-docosahexaenoyl (or eicosapentaenoyl) glycerolRoxana Irimescu, Kiyomi Furihata, Kazuhiko Hata, Yugo Iwasaki and Tsuneo Yamane
291-296Enzymatic synthesis of low-calorie structured lipids in a solvent-free systemTaek Ho Yang, Young Jang, Jeong Jun Han and Joon Shick Rhee
297-304Fractionation of menhaden oil and partially hydrogenated menhaden oil: Characterization of triacylglycerol fractionsKi-Teak Lee and Thomas A. Foglia
305-310A laboratory study of the bleaching process in stigmasta-3,5-diene concentration in olive oilsJ. Serra Bonveh, M. Solvia Torrent and F. Ventura Coll
311-318Survey of soybean oil and meal qualities produced by different processesTong Wang and Lawrence A. Johnson
319-327Deactivation and coke formation on palladium and platinum catalysts in vegetable oil hydrogenationJonas Edvardsson, Petri Rautanen, Anders Littorin and Mikael Larsson

Volume 78, Number 4 / April 2001

329-334Effect of alleles governing 16:0 concentration on glycerolipid composition in developing soybeansR. F. Wilson, T. C. Marquardt, W. P. Novitzky, J. W. Burton and J. R. Wilcox, et al.
335-340Metabolic mechanisms associated with alleles governing the 16:0 concentration of soybean oilR. F. Wilson, T. C. Marquardt, W. P. Novitzky, J. W. Burton and J. R. Wilcox, et al.
341-346Lipid and γ-linolenic acid accumulation in strains of zygomycetes growing on glucoseA. Kavadia, M. Komaitis, I. Chevalot, F. Blanchard and I. Marc, et al.
347-351A kinetic model for the enzyme-catalyzed self-epoxidation of oleic acidG. D. Yadav and K. Manjula Devi
353-360Processing of lipoxygenase-free soybeans and evaluation in foodsJ. M. King, S. M. Chin, L. K. Svendsen, C. A. Reitmeier and L. A. Johnson, et al.
361-367Properties of α-, γ-, and δ-tocopherol in purified fish oil triacylglycerolsElin Kulås and Robert G. Ackman
369-373Effect of tocopherols on the frying stability of regular and modified canola oilsL. Normand, N. A. M. Eskin and R. Przybylski
375-380Encapsulated carotenoid preparations from high-carotenoid canola oil and cyclodextrins and their stabilityHemendra N. Basu and Anthony Del Vecchio
381-385Nitrogen bubble refining of sunflower oil in shallow poolsA. V. Tsiadi, E. Stavrides and A. Handa-Corrigan
387-394Melting behavior of blends of milk fat with hydrogenated coconut and cottonseed oilsZ. Shen, A. Birkett, M. A. Augustin, S. Dungey and C. Versteeg
395-399Evaluation of cold-test methods for screening cloudy canola oilsIngrid Botha and Rodney J. Mailer
401-410Wax analysis of vegetable oils using liquid chromatography on a double-adsorbent layer of silica gel and silver nitrate-impregnated silica gelG. Hénon, K. Recseg and K. Kovari
411-414Multivariate model for the prediction of soluble condensed tannins in crude extracts of polyphenols from canola and rapeseed hullsM. Naczk, J. Pink, R. Amarowicz, D. Pink and F. Shahidi
415-418An electronic nose to classify Iberian pig fats with different fatty acid compositionAna I. Carrapiso, Jesús Ventanas, Ángela Jurado and Carmen García
419-422Comparisons of volatile organic chemical content of news, sheetfed, and heatset ink formulationsS. Z. Erhan and T. C. Nelsen
423-429Improvement of the phase-transfer catalysis method for synthesis of glycidyl etherHo-Cheol Kang, Byung Min Lee, Jungho Yoon and Minjoong Yoon
431-436Interesterification of tallow and sunflower oilAlicia Rodríguez, Eduardo Castro, María C. Salinas, Reinaldo López and Misael Miranda
437-439Enzyme-aided alternative processes for the extraction of oil from Rosa rubiginosaAndrés Moure, Daniel Franco, Rosa I. Santamaría, Carmen Soto and Jorge Sineiro, et al.
441-442Development of 3-aminopropyl-dl

Volume 78, Number 5 / May 2001

443-446Selective hydrogenation of sunflower seed oil in a three-phase catalytic membrane reactorJan W. Veldsink
447-453Preparation of conjugated soybean oil and other natural oils and fatty acids by homogeneous transition metal catalysisRichard C. Larock, Xiaoyang Dong, Steven Chung, Ch. Kishan Reddy and Laurie E. Ehlers
455-460Preparation of sharp-melting hard palm midfraction and its use as hard butter in chocolateSatsuki Hashimoto, Toru Nezu, Hiroshi Arakawa, Tomonori Ito and Shoji Maruzeni
461-466Natural refining of extruded-expelled soybean oils having various fatty acid compositionsTong Wang and Lawrence A. Johnson
467-471Cooking indices to predict screw-press performance for crambe seedDennis Wiesenborn, Rajeev Doddapaneni, Kristi Tostenson and Nancy Kangas
473-476Fractionation of urea-pretreated squid visceral oil ethyl estersLucy Sun Hwang and Jer-Hour Liang
477-484Purification process for cod liver oil polyunsaturated fatty acidsJ. L. Guil-Guerrero and El-Hassan Belarbi
485-488Polyunsaturated fatty acid concentrates from borage and linseed oil fatty acidsTor-Chern Chen and Yi-Hsu Ju
489-493Characterization of oil exhibiting high γ-linolenic acid from a genetically transformed canola strainJim-Wen Liu, Stephen DeMichele, Marti Bergana, Emil Bobik and Christine Hastilow, et al.
495-502Method for determining oxidation of vegetable oils by near-infrared spectroscopyGülgün Yildiz, Randy L. Wehling and Susan L. Cuppett
503-507Incorporation of bromo-octadecane into long-chain ester monolayers at the air/water interfaceGeetha Baskar, A. M. Shanmugharaj, S. Venkatesh and A. B. Mandal
509-511Oil viscosity measurement by ultrasonic reflectanceRaffaella Saggin and John N. Coupland
513-518Effects of ultrasonic irradiation on crystallization behavior of tripalmitoylglycerol and cocoa butterKaoru Higaki, Satoru Ueno, Tetsuo Koyano and Kiyotaka Sato
519-525Quantitative determination of diesel oil in contaminated edible oils using high-performance liquid chromatographyM. H. Moh, T. S. Tang and G. H. Tan
527-531Synthesis of δ-eicosanolactone and δ-docosanolactone directly from meadowfoam oilTerry A. Isbell and Steven C. Cermak
533-535Ketonization of fatty methyl esters over Sn−Ce−Rh−O catalystRoman Klimkiewicz, Helena Teterycz, Hanna Grabowska, Ireneusz Morawski and Ludwik Syper, et al.
537-540Characterization of esters of fatty acids and dicarboxylic acids with Guerbet alcoholsGerhard Knothe
541-546Improved synthesis of sucrose fatty acid monoestersM. Angeles Cruces, Francisco J. Plou, Manuel Ferrer, Manuel Bernabé and Antonio Ballesteros
547-551Lipase-catalyzed incorporation of conjugated linoleic acid into tricaprylinIn-Hwan Kim, Chil-Surk Yoon, Soo-Hee Cho, Kwang-Won Lee and Soo-Hyun Chung, et al.
553-554Influence of the operating conditions on acid degumming process in sunflower seed oilL. G. Pan, A. Noli, A. Campana, M. Barrera and M. C. Tomas, et al.
555-556A simple method to enrich phospholipid content in commercial soybean lecithinV. Vandana, M. S. L. Karuna, P. Vijayalakshmi and R. B. N. Prasad

Volume 78, Number 6 / June 2001

557-565Synthesis of estolides from oleic and saturated fatty acidsSteven C. Cermak and Terry A. Isbell
567-572Foaming properties of soybean protein-based plywood adhesivesMilagros P. Hojilla-Evangelista and Larson B. Dunn
573-577Long storage stability of biodiesel made from rapeseed and used frying oilM. Mittelbach and S. Gangl
579-584Screening vegetable oil alcohol esters as fuel lubricity enhancersD. C. Drown, K. Harper and E. Frame
585-588Production of alkyl esters from tallow and grease using lipase immobilized in a phyllosilicate sol-gelAn-Fei Hsu, Kerby Jones, William N. Marmer and Thomas A. Foglia
589-592Optimizing reaction parameters for the enzymatic synthesis of epoxidized oleic acid with oat seed peroxygenaseGeorge J. Piazza, Thomas A. Foglia and Alberto Nuñez
593-597Identification of (e)-11-hydroxy-9-octadecenoic acid and (E)-9-hydroxy-10-octadecenoic acid by biotransformation of oleic acid by Pseudomonas sp. 32T3E. Rodríguez, M. J. Espuny, A. Manresa and A. Guerrero
599-604Production of arachidonic acid by filamentous fungus, Mortierella alliacea strain YN-15Tsunehiro Aki, Yumiko Nagahata, Katsuyuki Ishihara, Yoshio Tanaka and Tsutomu Morinaga, et al.
605-610Profile of polyunsaturated fatty acids produced by Thraustochytrium sp. KK17-3Jianzhong Huang, Tsunehiro Aki, Kazutaka Hachida, Toshihiro Yokochi and Seiji Kawamoto, et al.
611-616Enzymatic synthesis of high-purity structured lipids with caprylic acid at 1,3-positions and polyunsaturated fatty acid at 2-positionAkiko Kawashima, Yuji Shimada, Miwa Yamamoto, Akio Sugihara and Toshihiro Nagao, et al.
617-619A possible way to predict the genetic relatedness of selected almond cultivarsN. Grane-Teruel, M. S. Prats-Moya, V. Berenguer-Navarro and M. L. Martin-Carratala
621-624Detection of pressed hazelnut oil in admixtures with virgin olive oil by analysis of polar componentsMichael H. Gordon, Christopher Covell and Nicole Kirsch
625-629High-performance liquid chromatography evaluation of phenols in virgin olive oil during extraction at laboratory and industrial scaleAranzazu García, Manuel Brenes, Fernando Martínez, José Alba and Pedro García, et al.
631-634Application of standard addition to eliminate conjugated linoleic acid and other interferences in the determination of total Trans fatty acids in selected food products by infrared spectroscopyM. M. Mossoba, J. K. G. Kramer, J. Fritsche, M. P. Yurawecz and K. D. Eulitz, et al.
635-640Trans-free bakery shortenings from mango kernel and mahua fats by fractionation and blendingS. Yella Reddy and T. Jeyarani
641-644β-Apo-8′-Carotenoic acid and its esters in sunflower oil oxidationN. V. Yanishlieva, E. M. Marinova, V. G. Raneva, V. Partali and H. -R. Sliwka
645-649Antioxidant activities of major components of γ-oryzanol from rice bran using a linoleic acid modelZhimin Xu and J. Samuel Godber
651-656Purification and characterization of antioxidative peptides from protein hydrolysate of lecithin-free egg yolkPyo-Jam Park, Won-Kyo Jung, Kyung-Soo Nam, F. Shahidi and Se-Kwon Kim
657-660Rice hull ash structure and bleaching performance produced by ashing at various times and temperaturesY. Y. Chang, C. I. Lin and H. K. Chen
661-664Dehulling crambe seed for improved oil extraction and meal qualityM. A. Reuber, L. A. Johnson and L. R. Watkins

Volume 78, Number 7 / July 2001

665-675Nutritional and potential disease prevention properties of carotenoidsHemendra N. Basu, Anthony J. Del Vecchio, Frank Flider and Frank T. Orthoeter
677-684Fatty acid profiles from forty-nine plant species that are potential new sources of γ-linolenic acidJ. L. Guil-Guerrero, F. F. García Maroto and A. Giménez Giménez
685-689Inhibition of cholesterol autoxidation by the nonsaponifiable fraction in rice bran in an aqueous model systemJoo-Shin Kim, J. S. Godber, J. M. King and W. Prinyawiwatkul
691-69611-selenadodecylglyceryl-1-ether in lipid autoxidationN. Yanishlieva, V. Raneva, E. Marinova, H. Houte and V. Partali, et al.
697-701The antioxidant properties of lycopene concentrate extracted from tomato pasteYu Wenli, Zhao Yaping, Xue Zhen, Jin Hui and Wang Dapu
703-707Enzymatic conversion of waste edible oil to biodiesel fuel in a fixed-bed bioreactorYomi Watanabe, Yuji Shimada, Akio Sugihara and Yoshio Tominaga
709-713Preparation and functional properties of soy hull pectinM. A. Monsoor and A. Proctor
715-718Purification of specific structured lipids by distillation: Effects on acyl migrationXuebing Xu, Anja Skands and Jens Adler-Nissen
719-723Kinetics of the formation of symmetrical wax esters from the corresponding alcohols with the use of hydrobromic acid and hydrogen peroxideMangesh G. Kulkarni and Sudhirprakash B. Sawant
725-731Kinetics of in situ epoxidation of soybean oil in bulk catalyzed by ion exchange resinSnežana Sinadinović-Fišer, Milovan Janković and Zoran S. Petrović
733-736Inhibitory effect of 1,3-diglycerides during adsorption of β-carotene onto attapulgite and sepioliteKeito Boki, Naomitsu Sakamoto and Kazuo Minami
737-742Determining the regioselectivity of immobilized lipases in triacylglycerol acidolysis reactionsIan C. Chandler
743-748Two-step enzymatic synthesis of docosahexaenoic acid-rich symmetrically structured triacylglycerols
749-752Determination of oil color by image analysisSun Fengxia, Zhao Dishun and Zhou Zhanming
753-761Detection of lard mixed with body fats of chicken, lamb, and cow by fourier transform infrared spectroscopyY. B. Che Man and M. E. S. Mirghani
763-769Molecular-weight distributions of degradation products in selected frying oilsS. L. Abidi and K. Warner
771-774A comparative study of mayonnaise and italian dressing prepared with lipase-catalyzed transesterified olive oil and caprylic acidLydia B. Fomuso, Milena Corredig and Casimir C. Akoh

Volume 78, Number 8 / August 2001

775-779Characterization of extruded-expelled soybean floursTroy W. Crowe, Lawrence A. Johnson and Tong Wang
781-786Twin-screw extrusion texturization of extruded-expelled soybean flourTroy W. Crowe and Lawrence A. Johnson
787-792Transient heat conduction and hotspot development prediction in a flaking roll with revolving heat flux and convection boundary conditionsP. P. Singh and D. E. Maier
793-796Degumming of crude soybean oil by ultrafiltration using polymeric membranesC. Pagliero, N. Ochoa, J. Marchese and M. Mattea
797-802Preparation of micron-scale monodisperse oil-in-water microspheres by microchannel emulsificationIsao Kobayashi, Mitsutoshi Nakajima, Hiroshi Nabetani, Yuji Kikuchi and Atsushi Shohno, et al.
803-807Rejection of carotenoids in oil systems by a nonporous polymeric composite membraneR. Subramanian, H. Nabetani, M. Nakajima, S. Ichikawa and T. Kimura, et al.
809-815Refining normal and genetically enhanced soybean oils obtained by various extraction methodsTong Wang and Lawrence A. Johnson
817-821Enzymatic process for extracting oil and protein from rice branP. Hanmoungjai, D. L. Pyle and K. Niranjan
823-826Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of unsaturated acyl l
827-829A new method for estimating solubility of fatty acids, esters, and triglycerides in supercritical carbon dioxideVanessa R. Vasconcellos and Fernando A. Cabral
831-835Adsorption of chromium(VI) and nickel(II) ions on acid- and heat-activated deoiled spent bleaching clayC. E. Seng, C. G. Lee and K. Y. Liew
837-842Effects of hydrophobic emulsifier additives on crystallization behavior of palm mid fraction in oil-in-water emulsionTarek Awad and Kiyotaka Sato
843-849Analytical characteristics of virgin olive oil from young trees (arbequina cultivar) growing under linear irrigation strategiesM. Jesús Tovar, M. José Motilva, M. Luna, J. Girona and M. Paz Romero
851-855The effect of carotene extraction system on crude palm oil quality, carotene composition, and carotene stability during storageB. S. Baharin, R. A. Latip, Y. B. Che Man and R. Abdul Rahman
857-862Damage detection in horse mackerel (Trachurus trachurus) during chilled storageSantiago P. Aubourg
863-866Comparison of flavor compounds of potato chips fried in palmolein and silicone fluidFiona L. Martin and Jennifer M. Ames
867-872Thermal and mechanical properties of plastics molded from urea-modified soy protein isolatesXiaoqun Mo and Xiuzhi Sun

Volume 78, Number 9 / September 2001

873-879Protein and lipid films at equilibrium at air-water interfaceM. Rosario Rodríguez Niño, Cecilio Carrera Sánchez, Marta Cejudo Fernández and Juan M. Rodríguez Patino
881-888Analysis of the wax ester fraction of olive oil and sunflower oil by gas chromatography and gas chromatography-mass spectrometryBirgit Reiter and Eberhard Lorbeer
889-895Comparison of near-infrared, fourier transform-infrared, and fourier transform-raman methods for determining olive pomace oil adulteration in extra virgin olive oilHong Yang and Joseph Irudayaraj
897-902Preparation, characterization, and surface and biological properties of N-stearoyl amino acidsA. Sivasamy, M. Krishnaveni and P. G. Rao
903-910A rapid high-performance liquid chromatographic method for the determination of sinapine and sinapic acid in canola seed and mealR. Cai and S. D. Arntfield
911-918Cocoa-butter long spacings and the memory effectArjen van Langevelde, René Driessen, Wim Molleman, René Peschar and Henk Schenk
919-925Effect of temperature on recrystallization behavior of cocoa butterArjen van Langevelde, Kees Van Malssen, René Peschar and Henk Schenk
927-932Influence of thermal conditions and presence of additives on fat bloom in chocolatePeggy Walter and Paul Cornillon
933-935Effect of row space and irrigation on seed composition of Turkish sesame (Sesamum indicum L.)M. Alpaslan, E. Boydak, M. Hayta, S. Gerçek and M. Simsek
937-940Relationship of electronic nose analyses and sensory evaluation of vegetable oils during storageN. Shen, S. Moizuddin, L. Wilson, S. Duvick and P. White, et al.
941-947Transgenic cotton plants with increased seed oleic acid contentKent D. Chapman, Shea Austin-Brown, Salvatore A. Sparace, Anthony J. Kinney and Kevin G. Ripp, et al.
949-951Enzyme-assisted aqueous extraction of rice bran oilAparna Sharma, S. K. Khare and M. N. Gupta
953-958Measuring stereoselectivity in lipase-catalyzed acidolysis reactions by ultra-high resolution 13C nuclear magnetic resonanceIan C. Chandler, Oliver W. Howarth and David H. G. Crout
959-964Quantitation of acyl migration during lipase-catalyzed acidolysis, and of the regioisomers of structured triacylglycerols formedHuiling Mu, Juha-Pekka Kurvinen, Heikki Kallio, Xuebing Xu and Carl-Erik Høy
965-968Reactivity of medium-chain substrates in the interesterification of tripalmitin catalyzed by papaya lipaseNeena N. Gandhi and Kumar D. Mukherjee
969-972Extractability of protein in physically processed rice branAlfred K. Anderson and Harmeet S. Guraya
973-979Deodorization of vegetable oils: Prediction of trans polyunsaturated fatty acid contentZ. Kemény, K. Recseg, G. Hénon, K. Kővári and F. Zwobada

Volume 78, Number 10 / October 2001

981-984Influence of triacylglycerol characterics on the determination of free fatty acids in vegetable oils by fourier transform infrared spectroscopyT. Verleyen, R. Verhe, A. Cano, A. Huyghebaert and W. De Greyt
985-992A new method for determining aflatoxins in groundnut and groundnut cake using fourier transform infrared spectroscopy with attenuated total reflectanceM. E. S. Mirghani, Y. B. Che Man, S. Jinap, B. S. Baharin and J. Bakar
993-1000Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and chemometrics as a tool for the rapid detection of other vegetable fats mixed in cocoa butterRoyston Goodacre and Elke Anklam
1001-1005Viscosity estimation of triacylglycerols and of some vegetable oils, based on their triacylglycerol compositionM. Noor Azian, A. A. Mustafa Kamal, F. Panau and W. K. Ten
1007-1011A simple HPLC method for the simultaneous analysis of phosphatidylcholine and its partial hydrolysis products 1- and 2-acyl lysophosphatidylcholineDietlind Adlercreutz and Ernst Wehtje
1013-1020Measurement of particle size distribution of tripalmitin crystals in a model solution using a laser diffraction methodAndrea M. Fitzgerald, O. John Barnes, Ian Smart and D. Ian Wilson
1021-1024A modified method for the estimation of total carbonyl compounds in heated and frying oils using 2-propanol as a solventYasushi Endo, Chang Mo Li, Misako Tagiri-Endo and Kenshiro Fujimoto
1025-1028Determining the blend level of mixtures of biodiesel with conventional diesel fuel by fiber-optic near-infrared spectroscopy and 1H nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopyGerhard Knothe
1029-1035Thin-film test to investigate liquid oxypolymerization of nonvolatile analytes: Assessment of vegetable oils and biodegradable lubricantsSvajus Asadauskas and Sevim Z. Erhan
1037-1040Identification and quantification of cholesterol oxidation products in canned tunaPaola Zunin, Raffaella Boggia and Filippo Evangelisti
1041-1044Deterpenation of Brazilian orange peel oil by vacuum distillationGiane R. Stuart, Daíse Lopes and J. Vladimir Oliveira
1045-1050Synthesis of Δ2-Isoxazoline fatty acid ester heterocyclesJames A. Kenar and Sevim Z. Erhan
1051-1055The effect of bleaching and physical refining on color and minor components of palm oilM. Rossi, M. Gianazza, C. Alamprese and F. Stanga
1057-1059Supercritical fluid extraction of encapsulated oil productsF. Shih and K. Daigle
1061-1066Solvent engineering applied to lipase-catalyzed glycerolysis of trioleinX. Rendón, A. López-Munguía and E. Castillo
1067-1071Lipolytic activity of California-laurel (Umbellularia californica) seedsMichael J. Haas, David J. Cichowicz and Jamil Kh. Dierov

Volume 78, Number 11 / November 2001

1073-1078Oxidation of phytosterols in a test food systemLisa L. Oehrl, Arthur P. Hansen, Cynthia A. Rohrer, Gregory P. Fenner and Leon C. Boyd
1079-1082Antioxidants from a heated histidine-glucose model system. Investigation of the copper(II) binding abilityP. Bersuder, M. Hole and G. Smith
1083-1086Gas chromatographic analysis of diels-alder adducts of geometrical and positional isomers of conjugated linoleic acidMartin J. T. Reaney, Ya-Dong Liu and Wesley G. Taylor
1087-1092Effect of nitrogen and zinc fertilization and plant growth retardants on cottonseed, protein, oil yields, and oil propertiesZakaria M. Sawan, Saeb A. Hafez and Ahmed E. Basyony
1093-1098Esterification of glycerol with conjugated linoleic acid and long-chain fatty acids from fish oilCarlos F. Torres, Hugo S. Garcia, Jason J. Ries and Charles G. Hill
1099-1103Synthesis of geranyl acetate by lipase entrap-immobilized in cellulose acetate-TiO2 gel fiberYuko Ikeda and Youichi Kurokawa
1105-1112Enzyme-assisted acidolysis of menhaden and seal blubber oils with γ-linolenic acidSharon A. Spurvey, S. P. J. Namal Senanayake and Fereidoon Shahidi
1113-1119Detection of lard and randomized lard as adulterants in refined-bleached-deodorized palm oil by differential scanning calorimetryJ. M. N. Marikkar, O. M. Lai, H. M. Ghazali and Y. B. Che Man
1121-1125Virgin olive oil: Free radical production studied with spin-trapping electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopyD. Skoutas, D. Haralabopoulos, S. Avramiotis, T. G. Sotiroudis and A. Xenakis
1127-1131Multivariate calibration of fourier transform infrared spectra for determining thiobarbituric acid-reactive substance content in palm oilM. E. S. Mirghani, Y. B. Che Man, S. Jinap, B. S. Baharin and J. Bakar
1133-1138Application of arrhenius kinetics to evaluate oxidative stability in vegetable oils by isothermal differential scanning calorimetryC. P. Tan, Y. B. Che Man, J. Selamat and M. S. A. Yusoff
1139-1144Neutral and polar lipid phase transition of soybeans with various saturated fatty acid contentsTong Wang, Earl G. Hammond and Walter R. Fehr
1145-1149Detection of alkanes and alkenes for identifying irradiated cerealsKeum Taek Hwang, Jin Sun Hong, Jae Seung Yang, Hee Sook Sohn and Curtis L. Weller
1151-1155A rapid spectrophotometric method for the determination of peroxide value in food lipids with high carotenoid contentDámaso Hornero-Méndez, Antonio Pérez-Gálvez and Ma Isabel Mínguez-Mosquera
1157-1160Improved oil treatment conditions for soft degummingA. Choukri, M. A. Kinany, V. Gibon, A. Tirtiaux and S. Jamil
1161-1165Transesterification of rapeseed oil in the presence of basic zeolites and related solid catalystsElisabeth Leclercq, Annie Finiels and Claude Moreau
1167-116912,13,16-trihydroxy-9(
1171A correction to the molecular structure of enantiomeric gossypolMichael K. Dowd, Leonard M. Thomas and Millard C. Calhoun

Volume 78, Number 12 / December 2001

1173-1178Protein-precipitating capacity of crude condensed tannins of canola and rapeseed hullsM. Naczk, R. Amarowicz, R. Zadernowski and F. Shahidi
1179-1184Modification of epoxidized soybean oil for lubricant formulations with improved oxidative stability and low pour pointHong-Sik Hwang and Sevim Z. Erhan
1185-1190The effects of ethanol content and emulsifying agent concentration on the stability of vegetable oil-ethanol emulsionsQingyi Xu, Mitsutoshi Nakajima, Hiroshi Nabetani, Satoshi Iwamoto and Xinqi Liu
1191-1196A study of fatty acid methyl esters with epoxy or alkyne functionalitiesJohan Samuelsson and Mats Johansson
1197-1202Oxidative stability of virgin olive oilsL. Cinquanta, M. Esti and M. Di Matteo
1203-1207A kinetic model for co-oxidation of β-carotene with oleic acidAtsushi Takahashi, Jun-ichi Suzuki, Naomi Shibasaki-Kitakawa and Toshikuni Yonemoto
1209-1212Oxidative effects of animal-originated porphyrins and riboflavin on cholesterol oxidation in an aqueous model systemJong-Seung Kim, Myung-Sub Chung and Hyo-Sun Shin
1213-1219Comparison of lipase-transesterified blend with some commercial solid frying shortenings in MalaysiaB. S. Chu, H. M. Ghazali, O. M. Lai, Y. B. Che Man and S. Yusof, et al.
1221-1226Simplified measurement of virgin olive oil color by application of the characteristic vector methodMaría José Moyano, Fernando Ayala, J. Federico Echávarri, José Alba and A. Ignacio Negueruela, et al.
1227-1232Effects of microwave heating on changes in chemical and thermal properties of vegetable oilsC. P. Tan, Y. B. Che Man, S. Jinap and M. S. A. Yusoff
1233-1244Definition of a model fat for crystallization-in-emulsion studiesC. Lopez, A. Riaublanc, P. Lesieur, C. Bourgaux and G. Keller, et al.
1245-1248Photometric assay for polyphenol oxidase activity in olives, olive pastes, and virgin olive oilsLuca Valgimigli, Enrico Sanjust, Nicoletta Curreli, Augusto Rinaldi and Gian F. Pedulli, et al.
1249-1252Characterization of dihydroxystearic acid from palm oleic acidR. Awang, S. Ahmad, Y. B. Kang and R. Ismail
1253-1260Simultaneous determination of lipophilic aldehydes by high-performance liquid chromatography in vegetable oilC. M. Seppanen and A. Saari Csallany
1261-1265Off-line coupling of high-performance liquid chromatography and 1H nuclear magnetic resonance for the identification of filbertone in hazelnut oilM. L. Ruiz del Castillo, M. Herraiz, M. D. Molero and A. Herrera
1267-1269Adaptation of the AOCS official method for measuring hydroperoxides from small-scale oil samplesTammy D. Crowe and Pamela J. White
1271-1275Free fatty acid formation and lipid oxidation on milled riceHenry S. Lam, Andrew Proctor and Jean-François Meullenet

Volume 79, Number 1 / January 2002

1-6Fatty acid composition of spanish shortenings with special emphasis on trans unsaturation content as determined by fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and gas chromatographyL. Alonso, M. J. Fraga, M. Juárez and P. Carmona
7-12Milled rice surface lipid measurement by diffuse reflectance fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (DRIFTS)Rahul Reddy Gangidi, Andrew Proctor and Jean-François Meullenet
13-22Molecular weight distribution and regioisomeric structure of triacylglycerols in some common human milk substitutesJ. -P. Kurvinen, O. Sjövall and H. Kallio
23-27Lipase-catalyzed esterification of stearic acid with ethanol, and hydrolysis of ethyl stearate, near the critical point in supercritical carbon dioxideHideki Nakaya, Kozo Nakamura and Osato Miyawaki
29-32High-purity γ-linolenic acid from borage oil fatty acidsYi-Hsu Ju and Tor-Chern Chen
33-40Immobilization of Pseudomonas cepacia lipase by sol-gel entrapment and its application in the hydrolysis of soybean oilH. Noureddini, X. Gao, S. Joshi and P. R. Wagner
41-46Enzymatic synthesis of
47-51Optimal tocopherol concentrations to inhibit soybean oil oxidationJ. C. Evans, D. R. Kodali and P. B. Addis
53-58Friction and adsorption properties of normal and high-oleic soybean oilsG. Biresaw, A. Adhvaryu, S. Z. Erhan and C. J. Carriere
59-63The effect of fatty acid composition on the acrylation kinetics of epoxidized triacylglycerolsJohn La Scala and Richard P. Wool
65-68The conjugation and epoxidation of fish oilDavid W. Marks and Richard C. Larock
69-74The effects of intercepted solar radiation on sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) seed composition from different head positionsE. M. Santalla, G. A. A. Dosio, S. M. Nolasco and L. A. N. Aguirrezábal
75-83Solvent-based fatty alcohol synthesis using supercritical butane. Thermodynamic analysisD. S. Brands, E. K. Poels, A. C. Dimian and A. Bliek
85-91Solvent-based fatty alcohol synthesis using supercritical butane: Flowsheet analysis and process designD. S. Brands, K. Pontzen, E. K. Poels, A. C. Dimian and A. Bliek
93-99Pectinesterase and polygalacturonase in changes of pectic matter in olives (cv. Hojiblanca) intended for millingIsabel Mínguez-Mosquera, Lourdes Gallardo-Guerrero and María Roca
101-104Effects of physical refining on contents of waxes and fatty alcohols of refined olive oilRana M. Tubaileh, Antonio Garrido-Fernández, M. Victoria Ruiz-Méndez, Manuel León-Camacho and Enrique Graciani-Constante
105-109Distribution of chlorophylls and carotenoids in ripening olives and between oil and alperujo when processed using a two-phase extraction systemLourdes Gallardo-Guerrero, María Roca and M Isabel Mínguez-Mosquera

Volume 79, Number 2 / February 2002

111-116FTIR spectroscopic determination of soap in refined vegetable oilsM. E. S. Mirghani, Y. B. Che Man, S. Jinap, B. S. Baharin and J. Bakar
117-122Analysis of free and esterified sterols in vegetable oilsT. Verleyen, M. Forcades, R. Verhe, K. Dewettinck and A. Huyghebaert, et al.
123-12713C NMR spectra of TAG: An easy way to distinguish milks from different animal speciesGiuseppina Andreotti, Raffaele Lamanna, Enrico Trivellone and Andrea Motta
129-132Effect of roasting oil composition on the stability of roasted high-oleic peanutsG. E. Bolton and T. H. Sanders
133-137A kinetic study of oil deterioration during frying and a comparison with heatingDimitra P. Houhoula, Vassiliki Oreopoulou and Constantina Tzia
139-144The effect of the N-linked glycans on structural features and physicochemical functions of soybean β-conglycinin homotrimersNobuyuki Maruyama, Mohamad Ramlan Mohamed Salleh, Koji Takahashi, Kazuhiro Yagasaki and Hideyuki Goto, et al.
145-150Chlorophyll breakdown by gamma irradiation in a model system containing linoleic acidMyung-Woo Byun, Cheorun Jo, Kyong-Haeng Lee and Kyung-Su Kim
151-158Effect of relative humidity on the oxidative and physical stability of encapsulated milk fatN. Hardas, S. Danvirivakul, J. L. Foley, W. W. Nawar and P. Chinachoti
159-163Conjugated linoleic acid production from linoleic acid by lactic acid bacteriaShigenobu Kishino, Jun Ogawa, Yoriko Omura, Kenji Matsumura and Sakayu Shimizu
165-170Influence of moisture content and cooking on screw pressing of crambe seedK. K. Singh, D. P. Wiesenborn, K. Tostenson and N. Kangas
171-174Detection of DNA during the refining of soybean oilN. Gryson, F. Ronsse, K. Messens, M. De Loose and T. Verleyen, et al.
175-178The effect of steam treating waste cooking oil on the yield of methyl esterB. Supple, R. Howard-Hildige, Esther Gonzalez-Gomez and J. J. Leahy
179-181Epoxidation of soybean oil by the methyltrioxorhenium-CH2Cl2/H2O2 catalytic biphasic systemAnnelise E. Gerbase, José R. Gregório, Márcia Martinelli, Márcia C. Brasil and Ana N. F. Mendes
183-190Rheological characterization of egg yolk processed by spray-drying and lipid-cholesterol extraction with carbon dioxideJ. Miranda, P. Partal, F. Cordobes and A. Guerrero
191-195Production of alkyl ester as biodiesel from fractionated lard and restaurant greaseKi-Teak Lee, Thomas A. Foglia and Kyu-Seob Chang
197-202Plasticization of soy protein polymer by polyol-based plasticizersXiaoqun Mo and Xiuzhi Sun
203-204Critical temperatures of oil and fat chemicalsCharles H. Fisher
205-206A packed-bed enzyme mini-reactor for the production of structured lipids using nonimmobilized lipasesXuebing Xu, Dequan Zhou, Huiling Mu, Jens Adler-Nissen and Carl-Erik Høy
207-208Historical trends in the composition of soybean, canola-rape, and flax seeds grown in the United States and CanadaR. W. Yaklich, J. K. Daun and D. R. DeClercq

Volume 79, Number 3 / March 2002

209-214Application of two heating methods in physical refining of high-FA olive and sunflower oilsJ. C. Bada Gancedo, M. M. Prieto González, J. Xiberta Bernat, E. Graciani Constante and M. León Camacho
215-218Enzyme-assisted aqueous extraction of peanut oilAparna Sharma, S. K. Khare and M. N. Gupta
219-223Encapsulation of sea buckthorn kernel oil in modified starchesRiitta Partanen, Hidefumi Yoshii, Heikki Kallio, Baoru Yang and Pirkko Forssell
225-230Characterization and supercritical carbon dioxide extraction of walnut oilRui Oliveira, M. Fátima Rodrigues and M. Gabriela Bernardo-Gil
231-235Supercritical CO2 extraction of flaxseedB. Bozan and F. Temelli
237-243Influence of operating variables on yield and quality parameters of olive husk oil extracted with supercritical carbon dioxideA. de Lucas, J. Rincón and I. Gracia
245-251An evaluation of supercritical fluid extraction as an analytical tool to determine fat in canola, flax, solin, and mustardVéronique J. Barthet and James K. Daun
253-256One-step methodology for the synthesis of FA picolinyl esters from intact lipidsFrédéric Destaillats and Paul Angers
257-259Determination of squalene in olive oil using fractional crystallization for sample preparationNikolaos Nenadis and Maria Tsimidou
261-266Oil fractionation as a preliminary step in the characterization of vegetable oils by high-resolution 13C NMR spectroscopyRosario Zamora, Gemma Gómez, M. Carmen Dobarganes and Francisco J. Hidalgo
267-272Classification of vegetable oils by high-resolution 13C NMR spectroscopy using chromatographically obtained oil fractionsRosario Zamora, Gemma Gómez and Francisco J. Hidalgo
273-278Fast and accurate method for total 4-desmethyl sterol(s) content in spreads, fat-blends, and raw materialsG. S. M. J. E. Duchateau, C. G. Bauer-Plank, A. J. H. Louter, M. van der Ham and J. A. Boerma, et al.
279-285Evolution of short-chain glycerol-bound compounds during thermoxidation of FAME and monoacid TAGOlivier Berdeaux, Joaquín Velasco, Glorida Márquez-Ruiz and Carmen Dobarganes
287-290Pan-heating of low-linolenic acid and partially hydrogenated soybean oilsKambiz C. Soheili, William E. Artz and Preevanooch Tippayawat
291-296Solid lubricant formulations containing starch-soybean oil compositesG. Biresaw and S. M. Erhan
297-302Effect of female and male genotypes and environment on wax composition in jojobaAliza Benzioni and Yiftach Vaknin
303-308Fractionation and enrichment of CLA isomers by selective esterification with Candida rugosa lipaseToshihiro Nagao, Yuji Shimada, Yoshie Yamauchi-Sato, Takaya Yamamoto and Masaaki Kasai, et al.
309-314Synthesis of geranyl acetate by esterification with lipase entrapped in hybrid sol-gel formed within nonwoven fabricJyh-Ping Chen, Wei-Shin Lin and Min-Far Chang
315-316X-Ray diffraction and crystal sizeS. Martini and M. L. Herrera

Volume 79, Number 4 / April 2002

317-323Effect of gallic acid on the aroma constituents of soymilk and soy protein isolatesW. L. Boatright
325-328Effect of synthetic antioxidants on cholesterol stability during the thermal-induced oxidation of a polyunsaturated vegetable oilAlfonso Valenzuela, Julio Sanhueza and Susana Nieto
329-333Inhibition of lipid peroxidation and nonlipid oxidative damage by carnosineWen-Jye Yen, Lee-Wen Chang, Chia-Pu Lee and Pin-Der Duh
335-338Phenolic acids of borage (Borago officinalis L.) and evening primrose (Oenothera biennis L.)R. Zadernowski, M. Naczk and H. Nowak-Polakowska
339-344Use of nitrogen to improve stability of virgin olive oil during storageL. Di Giovacchino, M. R. Mucciarella, N. Costantini, M. L. Ferrante and G. Surricchio
345-349Influence of preparation conditions on the physical properties of zein filmsTomoyuki Yoshino, Seiichiro Isobe and Takaaki Maekawa
351-356Reduction of fatty ester Δ2-isoxazoline heterocycles. Preparation of fatty esters containing the β-hydroxy ketone moietyheterocycles. Preparation of fatty esters containing the β-hydroxy ketone moietyJames A. Kenar
357-361Hydrolysis of palm olein catalyzed by solid heteropolyacidsC. J. Yow and K. Y. Liew
363-367Lipase-catalyzed acidolysis of perilla oil with caprylic acid to produce structured lipidsIn-Hwan Kim, Hakryul Kim, Ki-Teak Lee, Soo-Hyun Chung and Soon-Nam Ko
369-372Biosynthetic pathway of diepoxy bicyclic FA from linoleic acid by Clavibacter sp. ALA2Yugo Iwasaki, Wanda Brown and Ching T. Hou
373-378Effect of FA composition on epoxidation kinetics of TAGJohn La Scala and Richard P. Wool
379-382Determination of partially hydrogenated terphenyls-based thermal heating fluid in vegetable oils by HPLC with fluorescence detectionM. H. Moh, T. S. Tang and G. H. Tan
383-388Determination of MG and TG phase composition by time-domain NMRJohn van Duynhoven, Isabelle Dubourg, Gert-Jan Goudappel and Eli Roijers
389-394Oil-binding capacity of plastic fats: Effects of intermediate melting point TAGFirouz Jahaniaval, Yukio Kakuda and Varghese Abraham
395-402Effect of DAG on milk fat TAG crystallizationAmanda J. Wright and Alejandro G. Marangoni
403-410Isothermal crystallization kinetics of refined palm oilC. W. Chen, O. M. Lai, H. M. Ghazali and C. L. Chong
411-412Practical considerations in nucleation studies: The polarized light microscopy techniqueS. Martini and M. L. Herrera

Volume 79, Number 5 / May 2002

413-418Effect of roasting temperature and time on the chemical composition of rice germ oilIn-Hwan Kim, Chul-Jin Kim, Jeung-Mi You, Kwang-Won Lee and Chong-Tai Kim, et al.
419-423A novel approach to process crude oil membrane concentrate using a centrifugeR. Gupta and H. S. Muralidhara
425-430Effect of droplet size on lipid oxidation rates of oil-in-water emulsions stabilized by proteinLaurent Lethuaut, François Métro and Claude Genot
431-437Comparison of ultrasonic and pulsed NMR techniques for determination of solid fat contentAnand Pal Singh, D. J. McClements and A. G. Marangoni
439-441Determination of FA composition and total trans FA of Turkish margarines by capillary GLCMuhammet Arici, Murat Tasan, Umit Gecgel and Semra Ozsoy
443-445Trans FA and solid fat contents of margarines marketed in TurkeyAziz Tekin, Melih Cizmeci, Hulya Karabacak and Muammer Kayahan
447-451Polar content vs. TAG oligomer content in the frying-life assessment of monounsaturated and polyunsaturated oils used in deep-fryingS. Bastida and F. J. Sánchez-Muniz
453-456Impact of extraction method on yield of lipid oxidation products from oxidized and unoxidized walnutsTammy D. Crowe, Troy W. Crowe, Lawrence A. Johnson and Pamela J. White
457-466Lipase-catalyzed acidolysis of menhaden oil with CLA: Optimization by factorial designCarlos F. Torres, Ernesto Barrios and Charles G. Hill
467-472Enhanced biosurfactant production by
473-478The use of immobilized Candida antarctica lipase for simultaneous supercritical fluid extraction and in-situ methanolysis of cis-vaccenic acid in milkweed seedsCharlotta Turner and Thomas McKeon
479-488Model studies and the ADMET polymerization of soybean oilQingping Tian and Richard C. Larock
489-494A comparison of the effects of various purification treatments on the oxidative stability of squid visceral oilChih-Cheng Lin and Lucy Sun Hwang
495-500Kinetics of geometrical isomerization of unsaturated FA in soybean oilNadja Gerčar and Andrej Šmidovnik
501-510CLA formation in oils during hydrogenation process as affected by catalyst types, catalyst contents, hydrogen pressure, and oil speciesMi Ok Jung, Jin Woo Ju, Dong Seong Choi, Suk Hoo Yoon and Mun Yhung Jung
511-513A fryer design with constant specific surface areaBogim Gil, S. H. Yoon and E. S. Choi
515-519Preparation of monodispersed emulsion with large droplets using microchannel emulsificationShinji Sugiura, Mitsutoshi Nakajima and Minoru Seki

Volume 79, Number 6 / June 2002

521-527Properties, composition, and analysis of grain sorghum waxKeum T. Hwang, Susan L. Cuppett, Curtis L. Weller and Milford A. Hanna
529-533Aldehydes in grain sorghum waxKeum T. Hwang, Susan L. Cuppett, Curtis L. Weller, Milford A. Hanna and Richard K. Shoemaker
535-537Use of NIR spectroscopy for estimation of FA composition of soy flourTetsuo Sato, Masakazu Takahashi and Ryoichi Matsunaga
539-542Excess molar volumes and refractive indices of mixtures formed by acetates with sunflower oil at different temperaturesCristina González, José M. Resa, Juan Lanz and M. Angeles Fanega
543-548Speed of sound and isentropic compressibility of organic solvents + sunflower oil mixtures at 298.15 KCristina González, José M. Resa, Juan Lanz and M. Angeles Fanega
549-553Genetic regulation of elevated stearic acid concentration in soybean oilV. R. Pantalone, R. F. Wilson, W. P. Novitzky and J. W. Burton
555-560Plackett-burman design for determining the preference of Rhizomucor miehei lipase for FA in acidolysis reactions with coconut oilReena Rao, S. Divakar and Belur R. Lokesh
561-565Production of structured lipids in a packed-bed reactor with thermomyces lanuginosa lipaseXuebing Xu, Trine Porsgaard, Hong Zhang, Jens Adler-Nissen and Carl-Erik Høy
567-570Effects of emulsifiers on the oxidative stability of soybean oil TAG in emulsionsHiroaki Kubouchi, Hideto Kai, Kazuo Miyashita and Koji Matsuda
571-576Effects of pH and ferric ions on the antioxidant activity of olive polyphenols in oil-in-water emulsionsFátima Paiva-Martins and Michael H. Gordon
577-582The role of water in the oxidation process of extra virgin olive oilsL. Ambrosone, R. Angelico, G. Cinelli, V. Di Lorenzo and A. Ceglie
583-588A comparative study of dairy whipping cream and palm oil-based whipping cream in terms of FA composition and foam stabilityK. Shamsi, Y. B. Che Man, M. S. A. Yusoff and S. Jinap
589-592Enantiomeric composition of filbertone in hazelnuts and hazelnut oils from different geographical originsM. L. Ruiz del Castillo, E. Gómez Caballero, G. P. Blanch and M. Herraiz
593-596A potential biodegradable rubber—Viscoelastic properties of a soybean oil-based compositeJingyuan Xu, Zengshe Liu, Sevim Z. Erhan and Craig J. Carriere
597-601Pinacol rearrangement of jojoba bis-epoxideInna Zeltser and Arnon Shani
603-609Prevention of metallic corrosion by lauric hydrazide and its salts under vapor phase conditionsM. A. Quraishi, V. Bhardwaj and J. Rawat
611-614Variables affecting the yields of methyl esters derived from
615-619Preparation and characterization of soy protein isolate films modified with sorghum waxKi Myong Kim, Keum Taek Hwang, Curtis L. Weller and Milford A. Hanna
621-622Clarification and expansion of formulas in AOCS recommended practice Cd 1c-85 for the calculation of lodine value from FA compositionSigthór Pétursson

Volume 79, Number 7 / July 2002

621-626Rapid MS method for analysis of cocoa butter TAGJ. -P. Kurvinen, O. Sjövall, R. Tahvonen, E. Anklam and H. Kallio
627-632Binary phase behavior of 1,3-distearoyl-2-oleoyl-sn-glycerol (SOS) and 1,3-distearoyl-2-linoleoyl-sn-glycerol (SLS)M. Takeuchi, S. Ueno, E. Flöter and K. Sato
633-640Simultaneous detection of tocopherols, carotenoids, and chlorophylls in vegetable oils by direct injection C30 RP-HPLC with coulometric electrochemical array detectionNi Luh Puspitasari-Nienaber, Mario G. Ferruzzi and Steven J. Schwartz
641-646Phylloquinone (vitamin K1) and dihydrophylloquinone content of fats and oilsJames W. Peterson, Karry L. Muzzey, David Haytowitz, Jacob Exler and Linda Lemar, et al.
647-654Relationship between crystallization behavior, microstructure, and mechanical properties in a palm oil-based shorteningJ. W. Litwinenko, A. M. Rojas, L. N. Gerschenson and A. G. Marangoni
655-661Lipase-mediated acidolysis of tristearin with CLA in a packed-bed reactor: A kinetic studyCarlos F. Torres, Farida Munir, Louis P. Lessard and Charles G. Hill
663-667Evaluation of fat-derived aroma compounds in blue cheese by dynamic headspace GC/Olfactometry-MSMichael Qian, Cara Nelson and Scott Bloomer
669-676Changes in the main components and quality indices of virgin olive oil during oxidationF. Gutiérrez, M. J. Villafranca and J. M. Castellano
677-683Extraction and identification of natural antioxidant from the seeds of the Moringa oleifera tree variety of MalawiStavros Lalas and John Tsaknis
685-689Low molecular weight polypeptides in virgin and refined olive oilsFrancisco J. Hidalgo, Manuel Alaiz and Rosario Zamora
691-697Partitioning of ρ-tocopherol in aqueous mixtures of TAG and isolated muscle membranesHalldor Sigfusson and Herbert O. Hultin
699-702Functional properties of extruded-expelled soybean flours from value-enhanced soybeansA. A. Heywood, D. J. Myers, T. B. Bailey and L. A. Johnson
703-707Effect of value-enhanced texturized soy protein on the sensory and cooking properties of beef pattiesA. A. Heywood, D. J. Myers, T. B. Bailey and L. A. Johnson
709-715Low-temperature flow properties of vegetable oil/cosolvent blend diesel fuelsR. O. Dunn
717-724Exhaust emissions and health effects of particulate matter from agricultural tractors operating on rapeseed oil methyl esterJürgen Krahl, Jürgen Bünger, Olaf Schröder, Axel Munack and Gerhard Knothe
725-732Ozonization of phenols from Anacardium occidentale (cashew)Madeline B. Graham and H. P. Tyman
733-736Abilities of some antioxidants to stabilize soybean oil in industrial use conditionsChristopher W. Ruger, Eric J. Klinker and Earl G. Hammond
737-738Clarification and expansion of formulas in AOCS recommended practice Cd 1c-85 for the calculation of lodine value from FA compositionSigthór Pétursson

Volume 79, Number 8 / August 2002

741-748LC-electrospray ionization and LC-FABMS study of flavonoid glycosides extracted from peanut mealJ. A. Singleton, L. F. Stikeleather and J. H. Sanford
749-753Characterization of the TAG of peanut oil by electrospray LC-MS-MSCraig A. Dorschel
755-758Countercurrent approach to the enrichment of Δ9c,11t-and Δ10t,12c-18:2 isomers by urea complexationDavid W. L. Ma, Catherine J. Field and M. T. Clandinin
759-762Multivariate model for the prediction of total phenolic acids in crude extracts of polyphenols from canola and rapessed meals: A preliminary studyM. Naczk, J. Pink, R. Zadernowski and D. Pink
763-768Wax composition of sunflower seed oilsAmalia A. Carelli, Lorna M. Frizzera, Pedro R. Forbito and Guillermo H. Crapiste
769-774An efficient method for a numerical description of virgin olive oil color with only two absorbance measurementsDaniel Escolar, María R. Haro and Jesús Ayuso
775-781Catalytic transesterification of corn oil and tristearin using immobilized lipases from Thermomyces lanuginosaCarlos F. Torres, Farida Munir, C. Otero and Charles G. Hill
783-790Optimization of the composition of low-fat oil-in-water emulsions stabilized by white lupin proteinA. Raymundo, J. M. Franco, J. Empis and I. Sousa
791-796Toluenesulfonate-acyl esters of ethylene glycol and other 1,2-diols as industrial antioxidants with cupric ionYongyi Julia Jiang and Earl G. Hammond
797-802Dynamic mechanical and thermal behavior of epoxy resins based on soybean oilAnnelise E. Gerbase, Cesar L. Petzhold and Ana Paula O. Costa
803-808Combustion characteristics of candles made from hydrogenated soybean oilKaramatollah Rezaei, Tong Wang and Lawrence A. Johnson
809-814Fractionation of transgenic corn for recovery of recombinant enzymesS. Yildirim, R. G. Fuentes, R. Evangelista and Z. L. Nikoloy
815-823Factors affecting oil extraction/water adsorption in sequential extraction processing of cornMila P. Hojilla-Evangelista and Lawrence A. Johnson
825-830Extraction of oil from ground corn using ethanolJ. R. Kwiatkowski and M. Cheryan
831-836Rheological and thermal properties of soybean oils with modified FA compositionsTong Wang and Jenni L. Briggs
837-843Rheological properties of cholesterol-reduced, yolk-stabilized mayonnaiseJ. E. Moros, J. M. Franco and C. Gallegos
845-846Enzymatic degumming of rice bran oilS. K. Roy, B. V. S. K. Rao and R. B. N. Prasad

Volume 79, Number 9 / September 2002

847-854Structure indices in FA chemistry. How relevant is the iodine value?Gerhard Knothe
855-866The avrami index and the fractal dimension in vegetable oil crystallizationJorge F. Toro-Vazquez, Elena Dibildox-Alvarado, Miriam Charó-Alonso, Veronica Herrera-Coronado and Carlos A. Gómez-Aldapa
867-870Effect of water washing on the reduction of surface total lipids and FFA on milled riceM. A. Monsoor and A. Proctor
871-877Production of structured TAG rich in 1,3-dicapryloyl-2-γ-linolenoyl glycerol from borage oilAkiko Kawashima, Yuji Shimada, Toshihiro Nagao, Akihiro Ohara and Tsugio Matsuhisa, et al.
879-883Study of TAG ethanolysis to 2-MAG by immobilized Candida antarctica lipase and synthesis of symmetrically structured TAGRoxana Irimescu, Yugo Iwasaki and Ching T. Hou
885-890Enzymatic acidolysis in hexane to produce n−3 or n−6 FA-enriched structured lipids from coconut oil: Optimization of reactions by response surface methodologyReena Rao, Balaraman Manohar, Kari Sambaiah and Belur R. Lokesh
891-896Synthesis of MAG of CLA with Penicillium camembertii lipaseYomi Watanabe, Yuji Shimada, Yoshie Yamauchi-Sato, Masaaki Kasai and Takaya Yamamoto, et al.
897-902Solubility in supercritical carbon dioxide of the predominant carotenes of tomato skinM. S. Gómez-Prieto, M. M. Caja and G. Santa-María
903-908Antiradical activity of extracts of almond and its by-productsSubhashinee S. K. W. Siriwardhana and Fereidoon Shahidi
909-914Retardation of volatile aldehyde formation in the exhaust of frying oil by heating under low oxygen atmospheresMariko Fujisaki, Yasushi Endo and Kenshiro Fujimoto
915-920Effect of oxidation under accelerated conditions on fuel properties of methyl soyate (biodiesel)Robert O. Dunn
921-930Long-chain fatty ammonium quaternaries in papermakingJuha P. Koskela and Osmo E. O. Hormi
931-936Effect of scraped-surface tube cooler temperatures on the physical properties of palm oil margarineM. S. Miskandar, Y. B. Che Man, M. S. A. Yusoff and R. Abdul Rahman
937-942Separation of oil constituents in organic solvents using polymeric membranesS. Koike, R. Subramanian, H. Nabetani and M. Nakajima
943-944Are allylic hydrogens in catechins more abstractable than catecholic hydrogens?Hong-Yu Zhang and Lan-Fen Wang
945-946The limiting boiling point and homolog boiling point equationsCharles H. Fisher

Volume 79, Number 10 / October 2002

947-953Influence of the vegetable oil refining process on free and esterified sterolsT. Verleyen, U. Sosinska, S. Ioannidou, R. Verhe and K. Dewettinck, et al.
955-960Immersion vs. percolation in the extraction of oil from oleaginous seedsM. Pramparo, S. Gregory and M. Mattea
961-964Rheological characterization of yellow grease and poultry fatJohn W. Goodrum, Daniel P. Geller and Thomas T. Adams
965-969Camelina oil and its unusual cholesterol contentV. K. S. Shukla, P. C. Dutta and W. E. Artz
971-976Kinetics of the decomposition of total aliphatic waxes in olive oil during deodorizationR. M. Tubaileh, M. M. Graciani Constante, M. Léon Camacho, A. López López and E. Graciani Constante
977-982Validation of the oxygen radical absorbance capacity (ORAC) parameter as a new index of quality and stability of virgin olive oilPaolino Ninfali, Mara Bacchiocca, Enrica Biagiotti, Maurizio Servili and Gianfrancesco Montedoro
983-987Riboflavin-photosensitized singlet oxygen oxidation product of vitamin D2Joan M. King and David B. Min
989-992FA composition of crude oil recovered from catfish visceraSubramaniam Sathivel, Witoon Prinyawiwatkul, Casey C. Grimm, Joan M. King and Steven Lloyd
993-1002Characterizing cocoa butter seed crystals by the oil-in-water emulsion crystallization methodScott A. Hindle, Malcolm J. W. Povey and Kevin W. Smith
1003-1013Oxidative stability of structured lipids produced from borage (Borago officinalis L.) and evening primrose (Oenothera biennis L.) oils with docosahexaenoic acidS. P. J. Namal Senanayake and Fereidoon Shahidi
1015-1019Development of a polymerase chain reaction assay for detection of three canola transgenesTigst Demeke, Randal W. Giroux, Shari Reitmeier and Sharon L. Simon
1021-1026Isolation and characterization of a Δ--desaturation-defective mutant of an arachidonic acid-producing fungus, Mortierella alpina 1S-4Saeree Jareonkitmongkol, Eiji Sakuradani and Sakayu Shimizu
1027-1031Fast quality screening of vegetable oils by HPLC-thermal lens spectrometric detectionSvjetlana Luterotti, Mladen Franko and Dane Bicanic
1033-1038Formation of 4-hydroxynonenal, a toxic aldehyde, in soybean oil at frying temperatureC. M. Seppanen and A. Saari Csallany
1039-1043GC determination of synthetic hydrocarbon-based thermal heating fluid in vegetable oilsM. H. Mon, T. S. Tang and G. H. Tan
1045-1048Effect of pH on a gossypol complex with phospholipids: Gossypol-PEM. S. Kuk and J. M. Bland
1049-1050Fatty acids and sterols of Pistacia atlantica fruit oilM. Yousfi, B. Nedjmi, R. Bellal, D. Ben Bertal and G. Palla
1051-1052Effect of processing conditions on the oxidative stability of meadowfoam press oilR. A. Holser and T. A. Isbell

Volume 79, Number 11 / November 2002

1055-1062Effect of cooling rate on crystallization behavior of milk fat fraction/sunflower oil blendsS. Martini, M. L. Herrera and R. W. Hartel
1063-1068Effect of processing conditions on microstructure of milk fat fraction/sunflower oil blendsS. Martini, M. L. Herrera and R. W. Hartel
1069-1074Characterization of sterols in refined borage oil by GC-MSInger Wretensjö and Bo Karlberg
1075-1080A simple capillary column GC method for analysis of palm oil-based polyol estersRobiah Yunus, Ooi Tian Lye, A. Fakhru'l-Razi and Shahnor Basri
1081-1084Determination of slip melting point in palm oil blends by partial least squares and principal component regression modeling of FTIR spectroscopic dataG. Setiowaty and Y. B. Che Man
1085-1089Monitoring PV in corn and soybean oils by NIR spectroscopyGülgün Yildiz, Randy L. Wehling and Susan L. Cuppett
1091-1094FA composition and regiospecific analysis of Acer saccharum (sugar maple tree) and Acer saccharinum (silver maple tree) seed oilsFrédéric Destaillats, Jean B. Jean-Denis, Joseph Arul, Robert L. Wolff and Paul Angers
1095-1102Comparison of FA compositions of selected tissues of phocid seals of Eastern Canada using one-way and multivariate techniquesEdward Durnoford and Fereidoon Shahidi
1103-1108Characterization of olive oil classes using a Chemsensor and pattern recognition techniquesF. Peña, S. Cárdenas, M. Gallego and M. Valcárcel
1109-1113Rapid and simultaneous analysis of 16-O-methylcafestol and sterols as markers for assessment of green coffee bean authenticity by on-line LC-GCWillibald Kamm, Fabiola Dionisi, Laurent-Bernard Fay, Claudia Hischenhuber and Hans-Georg Schmarr, et al.
1115-1121Fat bloom formation and characterization in milk chocolate observed by atomic force microscopyS. M. Hodge and D. Rousseau
1123-1126Partial purification and properties of lipase from germinating seeds of
1127-1131Effect of oil degradation during frying on the color of fried, battered squid ringsR. Baixauli, A. Salvador, S. M. Fiszman and C. Calvo
1133-1136Preparative-scale supercritical fluid extraction/supercritical fluid chromatography of corn branScott L. Taylor and Jerry W. King
1137-1144TAG composition and solid fat content of palm oil, sunflower oil, and palm kernel olein belends before and after chemical interesterificationH. M. D. Noor Lida, K. Sundram, W. L. Siew, A. Aminah and S. Mamot
1145-1149Adhesive qualities of soybean protein-based foamed plywood gluesMilagros P. Hojilla-Evangelista
1151-1155A DSC study of Z2−Z3 viscosity blown soybean oilJames A. Kenar, Joneen McElligott, Hong-Sik Hwang and Sevim Z. Erhan
1157-1161Correlation of viscosities of vegetable oil blends with selected esters and hydrocarbonsS. Z. Erhan, S. Asadauskas and A. Adhvaryu

Volume 79, Number 12 / December 2002

1163-1168Effect of emulsion temperature on physical properties of palm oil-based margarineM. S. Miskandar, Y. B. Che Man, M. S. A. Yusoff and R. Abdul Rahman
1169-1176Monitoring milk fat fractionation: Effect of agitation, temperature, and residence time on physical propertiesBert Vanhoutte, Koen Dewettinck, Brecht Vanlerberghe and André Huyghebaert
1177-1180Phosphorus-to-phospholipid conversion factors for crude and degummed sunflower oilsAmalia A. Carelli, Liliana N. Ceci and Guillermo H. Crapiste
1181-1186An improved method for determining the composition of FFA in red tide flagellates by RP-HPLC with fluorescence detectionMasaru Terasaki, Yutaka Itabashi, Toshiyuki Suzuki and Kazuhiko Nishimura
1187-1190Effect of FA chain length on normal- and reversed-phase HPLC of phospholipidsDongmei Zhai and Peter J. Reilly
1191-1195Observations on the estimation of scavenging activity of phenolic compounds using rapid 1,1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) testsNikolaos Nenadis and Maria Tsimidou
1197-1200Comparison of a low-linolenic and a partially hydrogenated soybean oil using pan-fried hash brownsKambiz C. Soheili, Preeyanooch Tippayawat and William E. Artz
1201-1206Antioxidant activity of phytosterols, oryzanol, and other phytosterol conjugatesTong Wang, Kevin B. Hicks and Robert Moreau
1207-1214Composition and sensory qualities of minimum-refined soybean oilsXi Wang, Tong Wang and Lawrence A. Johnson
1215-1220Extraction and analysis of ceramides from internal wool lipidsL. Coderch, J. Fonollosa, M. Martí, F. Garde and A. de la Maza, et al.
1221-1225Kinetics of the hydroformylation of soybean oil by ligand-modified homogeneous rhodium catalysisPramod Kandanarachchi, Andrew Guo, Dmytro Demydov and Zoran Petrovic
1227-1233Synthesis of triglyceride estolides from lesquerella and castor oilsTerry A. Isbell and Steven C. Cermak
1235-1239Surface modification of vesicles with methylol ureaJin-Chul Kim and Jong-Duk Kim
1241-1247Hydrogenated vegetable oils as candle waxKaramatollah Rezaei, Tong Wang and Lawrence A. Johnson
1249-1253Functional properties of low-fat soy flour produced by an extrusion-expelling systemA. A. Heywood, D. J. Myers, T. B. Bailey and L. A. Johnson
1255-1260Concentration of sterols and tocopherols from olive oil with supercritical carbon dioxideElena Ibáñez, Andrés M. Hurtado Benavides, Francisco J. Señoráns and Guillermo Reglero
1261-1266Particle size effects on supercritical CO2 extraction of oil-containing seedsJosé M. del Valle and Edgar L. Uquiche
1267-1270Changes in FA composition and antioxidative activity of pigment extracts from Korean red pepper powder (Capsicum annuum L.) Due to processing conditionsSuna Kim, Jaebok Park and Kyeong Hwang
1271-1272Influence of microwave treatment on the quality of rapeseed oilO. Valentová, Z. Novotná, Z. Svoboda, P. Pejchar and J. Káš

Volume 80, Number 1 / January 2003

1-4Application of FTIR spectroscopy in determining sesamol in sesame seed oilM. E. S. Mirghani, Y. B. Che Man, S. Jinap, B. S. Baharin and J. Bakar
5-8Stereospecific analysis of TAG from sunflower seed oilSadok Boukhchina, Joseph Gresti, Habib Kallel and Jean Bézard
9-14Free radical-scavening activity of phenolics by reversed-phase TLCTeijo Yrjönen, Li Peiwu, Jari Summanen, Anu Hopia and Heikki Vuorela
15-20Microwave-assisted catfish liver oil extraction and FA analysisSubramaniam Sathivel, Witoon Prinyawiwatkul, Joan M. King, Casey C. Grimm and Steven Lloyd
21-24Analysis of FFA in edible oils by catalyzed end-point thermometric titrimetry (CETT)Thomas K. Smith
25-31Characterization of a double emulsion system (oil-in-water-in-oil emulsion) with low solid fats: MicrostructureFirouz Jahaniaval, Yukio Kakuda and Varghese Abraham
33-36Enzymatic extraction of oil from Gevuina avellana, the chilean hazelnutR. I. Santamaría, C. Soto, M. E. Zúñiga, R. Chamy and A. López-Munguía
37-42Enzymatic fractionation and enrichment of n−9 PUFAYuji Shimada, Yomi Watanabe, Akiko Kawashima, Kengo Akimoto and Shigeaki Fujikawa, et al.
43-48Partial purification of Nigella sativa L. Seed lipase and its application in transesterification reactionsMelek Tuter, Francesco Secundo, Sergio Riva, H. Ayşe Aksoy and Guldem Ustun
49-53FA and unsaponifiable composition of five Amazonian palm kernel oilsDidier Bereau, Bouchra Benjelloun-Mlayah, Joseph Banoub and René Bravo
55-58Tocopherols in sea buckthorn (Hippophaë rhamnoides L.) berry oilR. Zadernowski, M. Naczk and R. Amarowicz
59-63Oil stability index correlated with sensory determination of oxidative stability in canola oilCameron J. Broadbent and Oscar A. Pike
65-70Chemical composition and antioxidant activity of extracts from Daphne gnidium L.M. Deiana, A. Rosa, V. Casu, F. Cottiglia and L. Bonsignore, et al.
71-76Influence of sorghum wax, glycerin, and sorbitol on physical properties of soy protein isolate filmsKi Myong Kim, David B. Marx, Curtis L. Weller and Milford A. Hanna
77-80Recovery of oil via acid-catalyzed transesterificationJude U. Obibuzor, Roland D. Abigor and Dere A. Okiy
81-84FA monoalkylesters from rice bran oil by in situ esterificationSevil Özgül-Yücel and Selma Türkay
85-90Protein solubility characteristics of commercial soy protein productsK. H. Lee, H. S. Ryu and K. C. Rhee
91-96Regeneration of used frying oils using adsorption processingAtsushi Miyagi and Mitsutoshi Nakajima
97-102Production of FAME from acid oil, a by-product of vegetable oil refiningMichael J. Haas, Paul J. Michalski, Stan Runyon, Alberto Nunez and Karen M. Scott

Volume 80, Number 2 / February 2003

103-107Comparison of four analytical methods for the determination of peroxide value in oxidized soybean oilsGülgün Yildiz, Randy L. Wehling and Susan L. Cuppett
109-114Physical and textural characteristics of hydrogenated low-erucic acid rapeseed oil and low-erucic acid rapeseed oil blendsSabine Danthine and Claude Deroanne
115-118Simultaneous determination of ascorbyl palmitate and nine phenolic antioxidants in vegetable oils and edible fats by HPLCChristian Perrin and Liliane Meyer
119-122How green is green? Long-term relationships between green seeds and chlorophyll in canola gradingJames K. Daun
123-126Specific heats of cottonseed and its co-productsPeter J. Wan and Zigrida M. Zarins
127-132Phospholipid class and FA compositions of modified soybeans processed with two extraction methodsYingzi Wu and Tong Wang
133-137Effect of enzymatic transesterification with flaxseed oil on the high-melting glycerides of palm stearin and palm oleinK. Long, I. Zubir, A. B. Hussin, N. Idris and H. M. Ghazali, et al.
139-144Study on synthesis parameters of lipase-catalyzed hexyl acetate in supercritical CO2 by response surface methodologyZer-Ran Yu, Shu-Wei Chang, Hao-Yu Wang and Chwen-Jen Shieh
145-149Biosynthesis of tetrahydrofuranyl fatty acids from linoleic acid by clavibacter sp. ALA2M. Hosokawa, C. T. Hou, D. Weisleder and W. Brown
151-155Relationship between rancimat and active oxygen method values at varying temperatures for several oils and fatsFarooq Anwar, M. I. Bhanger and T. G. Kazi
157-161Extraction of wheat germ oil by supercritical CO2: Oil and defatted cake characterizationG. Panfili, L. Cinquanta, A. Fratianni and R. Cubadda
163-166Effect of a modified deep-fat fryer on chemical and physical characteristics of frying oilHironori Negishi, Minoru Nishida, Yasushi Endo and Kenshiro Fujimoto
167-169Protein enrichment of defatted salicornia meal by air classificationY. Victor Wu and Thomas P. Abbott
171-176Oxidative and flavor stabilities of soybean oils with low-and ultra-low-linolenic acid compositionCaiping Su, Monoj Gupta and Pamela White
177-180Volatile by-products during heat polymerization of soybean oilSevim Z. Erhan, Quan Sheng and Hong-Sik Hwang
181-188Influence of operation variables on quality parameters of olive husk oil extracted with CO2: Three-step sequential extractionA. de Lucas, J. Rincón and I. Gracia
189-192Noncatalytic alcoholysis kinetics of soybean oilMohanprasad A. Dasari, Michael J. Goff and Galen J. Suppes

Volume 80, Number 3 / March 2003

195-202Structural characterization of triacylglycerols using electrospray ionization-MSn ion-trap MSLisa A. Marzilli, Laurent B. Fay, Fabiola Dionisi and Paul Vouros
203-208Detection of olive oil adulteration using principal component analysis applied on total and regio FA contentV. G. Dourtoglou, Th. Dourtoglou, A. Antonopoulos, E. Stefanou and S. Lalas, et al.
209-211Two-stage solvent extraction of seeds of Hibiscus abelmoschus linn: Lipid and FA compositionsD. Sahoo, K. S. Jena, P. K. Rout and Y. R. Rao
213-218Monitoring milk fat fractionation: Filtration properties and crystallization kineticsBert Vanhoutte, Koen Dewettinck, Brecht Vanlerberghe and André Huyghebaert
219-222TAG composition of ewe's milk fat. Detection of foreign fatsHanane Goudjil, Javier Fontecha, Ma Jesús Fraga and Manuela Juárez
223-229Identification and quantification of neuroactive N-acylethanolamines in cottonseed processing fractionsKent D. Chapman, Barney J. Venables, Emese E. Dian and Guenter W. Gross
231-236FA selectivity of lipases in acyl-transfer reactions with acetate esters of polyols in organic mediaChen-Hsien Lee and Kirk L. Parkin
237-241Partial purification of nigella sativa L. Seed lipase and its application in hydrolytic reactions. Enrichment of γ-linolenic acid from borage oilMelek Tuter, H. Ayşe Aksoy, Guldem Ustun, Sergio Riva and Francesco Secundo, et al.
243-247Enzymatic conversion of steryl esters to free sterolsYuji Shimada, Toshihiro Nagao, Youichi Watanabe, Yoshiaki Takagi and Akio Sugihara
249-255Effect of fruit stoning on olive oil qualityM. Patumi, S. Terenziani, M. Ridolfi and Giuseppe Fontanazza
257-262Chromatic evolution of virgin olive oils submitted to an accelerated oxidation testClaudio Ceballos, María José Moyano, Isabel M. Vicario, José Alba and Francisco J. Heredia
263-270Physical analyses of gel-like behavior of binary mixtures of high- and low-melting fatsK. Higaki, Y. Sasakura, T. Koyano, I. Hachiya and K. Sato
271-274Lipid composition in tomato skin supercritical fluid extracts with high lycopene contentM. L. Ruiz del Castillo, M. S. Gómez-Prieto, M. Herraiz and G. Santa-María
275-280Frying quality and stability of low-and ultra-low-linolenic acid soybean oilsK. Warner and Monoj Gupta
281-286Preparation of alkenyl succinic anhydrides from vegetable oil FAMEJoaquín Quesada, Marie Morard, Carlos Vaca-García and Elisabeth Borredon
287-294Oil-free protein isolates from full-fat, dehulled mustard flour by microfiltrationDhananjay Dendukuri and Levente L. Diosady
295-300Continuous abrasive method for mechanically fractionating flaxseedDennis Wiesenborn, Kristi Tostenson and Nancy Kangas

Volume 80, Number 4 / April 2003

301-306Phase equilibrium and crystallization behavior of mixed lipid systemsBaomin Liang, Yuping Shi and Richard W. Hartel
307-310Ultrasonically assisted solid-phase extraction and GC analysis of filbertone in hazelnut oilMaría Luisa Ruiz de Castillo and Marta Herraiz
311-314Linseed oil and mixture with maleic anhydride: 1H and 13C NMRA. Solladié-Cavallo, H. Senouci, L. Jierry, A. Klein and M. Bouquey, et al.
315-318TLC as a tool for quantitative isolation of conjugated trienoic FAP. Sita Devi
319-326Soybean lecithin fractionation and functionalityYingzi Wu and Tong Wang
327-333Tocol-derived minor constituents in selected plant seed oilsS. L. Abidi
335-340Selectivity of potato tuber lipid acyl hydrolase toward long-chain unsaturated FA in esterification reactions with glycerol analogs in organic mediaPraphan Pinsirodom and Kirk L. Parkin
341-346Purification of steryl esters from soybean oil deodorizer distillateYoshinori Hirota, Toshihiro Nagao, Yomi Watanabe, Masaharu Suenaga and Seiichi Nakai, et al.
347-351Reactive extraction of acylglycerides using Aspergillus flavus resting cellsMercè Torres, Vicent Loscos, Ventura Sanahuja and Ramon Canela
353-356Analysis of regiospecific distribution of FA of TAG using the lipase-catalyzed ester-exchangeSatoshi Negishi, Yuri Arai, Seüchi Shirasawa, Shin Arimoto and Takeshi Nagasawa, et al.
357-360Sensory evaluation of a nutritional beverage containing canola oil/caprylic acid structured lipidHannah T. Osborn, Robert L. Shewfelt and Casimir C. Akoh
361-365Aqueous extraction, composition, and functional properties of rice bran emulsionMamun A. Monsoor, Andrew Proctor and Luke R. Howard
367-371Ethyl esters from the single-phase base-catalyzed ethanolysis of vegetable oilsWeiyang Zhou, Samir K. Konar and David G. B. Boocock
373-376Purification of FAME by rice hull ash adsorptionSevil Özgül-Yücel and Selma Türkay
377-382Oil production from catfish visceraSubramaniam Sathivel, Witoon Prinyawiwatkul, Joan M. King, Casey C. Grimm and Steven Lloyd
383-388Ternary phase diagram of soybean phosphatidylcholine-water-soybean oil and its application to the water degumming processLing Lei, Yue Ma, Dharma R. Kodali, Jingmei Liang and H. Ted Davis
389-396Simulation of multistage extraction of antioxidants from Chilean hazelnut (Gevuina avellana) hullsAndrés Moure, Daniel Franco, Jorge Sineiro, Herminia Domínguez and María José Núñez
397-402Processing of tocopherol and FA systems using a nonporous denser polymeric membraneG. K. Nagesha, R. Subramanian and K. Udaya Sankar
403-404Equations for correlating homolog viscosities with chain lengthCharles H. Fisher
405Phthalates and the overestimation of docosanoic acid in seal lipidsE. Durnford, F. Shahidi and R. G. Ackman

Volume 80, Number 5 / May 2003

409-415A study on the crystal structure of palm oil-based whipping creamY. B. Che Man, K. Shamsi, M. S. A. Yusoff and S. Jinap
417-421Organogelation of plant oils and hydrocarbons by long-chain saturated FA, fatty alcohols, wax esters, and dicarboxylic acidsJaiyanth Daniel and Ram Rajasekharan
423-430Effect of crop season on the composition of virgin olive oil with protected designation of origin “Les garrigues”M. Paz Romero, M. Jesús Tovar, Tomas Ramo and M. José Motilva
431-435Effects of alkylamines and PC on the oxidative stability of soybean oil TAG in milk casein emulsionsAtsushi Hirose, Norifumi Sato and Kazuo Miyashita
437-442Cyclic FA monomers in high-oleic acid sunflower oil and extra virgin olive oil used in repeated frying of fresh potatoesA. Romero, C. Cuesta and F. J. Sánchez-Muniz
443-450Antioxidant activity of extracts of defatted seeds of niger (Guizotia abyssinica)Fereidoon Shahidi, Cyril Desilva and Ryszard Amarowicz
451-458An experimental approach to structure-activity relationships of caffeic and dihydrocaffeic acids and related monophenolsNikolaos Nenadis, Susanne Boyle, Evangelos G. Bakalbassis and Maria Tsimidou
459-466A density functional theory study of structure-activity relationships in caffeic and dihydrocaffeic acids and related monophenolsEvangelos G. Bakalbassis, Nikolaos Nenadis and Maria Tsimidou
467-470Antioxidant effects of protein hydrolysates in the reaction with glucoseFabienne Guérard and Maria-Teresa Sumaya-Martinez
471-474Measurement of foaming of frying oil and effect of the composition of TG on foamingSatoshi Negishi, Megumi Itakura, Shin Arimoto, Takeshi Nagasawa and Kinya Tsuchiya
475-478Trans FA content in Danish margarines and shorteningsTorben Leth, Anette Bysted, Kirsten Hansen and Lars Ovesen
479-483Pan-frying stability of NuSun oil, a mid-oleic sunflower oilSudatip Kiatsrichart, M. Susan Brewer, Keith R. Cadwallader and William E. Artz
485-490Genetic diversity for lipid content and fatty acid profile in rice branFernando D. Goffman, Shannon Pinson and Christine Bergman
491-496Oxidation of FA with alkene of alkyne functionalities studied with chemiluminescence and real-time IR spectroscopyJohan Samuelsson and Mats Johansson
497-501Reconstitution of single molecular species from isolated subunits of glycininGuoyan Zhang, Satoshi Tsunokawa, Yukako Hayashi, Shinya Matsumoto and Yasuki Matsumura, et al.
503-508Synthesis of 13(14)-hydroxy-cis-10-nonadecenyl amine hydrochlorideS. Balakrishnan and D. Raghavan
509-510Differing hydrocarbon profiles of diesel oilsR. G. Ackman

Volume 80, Number 6 / June 2003

511-517Contribution of FA profile obtained by high-resolution GC/chemometric techniques to the authenticity of green and roasted coffee varietiesM. Rui Alves, S. Casal, M. B. P. P. Oliveira and M. A. Ferreira
519-524Analysis of the polyethylene glycol glucosides and FA esters thereof by atmospheric-pressure ionization MSXin Jin, Jinzong Yang, Bingtao Tang, Minggui Zhu and Ning Yu, et al.
525-532Crystallization of sunflower oil waxesS. Martini and M. C. Añón
533-537DSC determination of thermally oxidized olive oilE. Vittadini, J. H. Lee, N. G. Frega, D. B. Min and Y. Vodovotz
539-543Low-palmitic, low-linolenic soybean developmentC. M. Cherrak, V. R. Pantalone, E. J. Meyer, D. L. Ellis and S. L. Melton, et al.
545-549Functional properties of soy protein fractions produced using a pilot plant-scale processYilin Bian, Deland J. Myers, Kalyani Dias, Makuba A. Lihono and Shaowen Wu, et al.
551-555Functional properties of the acidic and basic subunits of the glycinin (11S) soy protein fractionKalyani Dias, Deland J. Myers, Yilin Bian, Makuba A. Lihono and Shaowen Wu, et al.
557-562Variability in soy flour compositionMichael A. Porter and Alison M. Jones
563-567Lipid hydrolysis and oxidation on the surface of milled riceHenry S. Lam and Andrew Proctor
569-574Oxidation, flavor, and texture of walnuts reduced in fat content by supercritical carbon dioxideTammy D. Crowe and Pamela J. White
575-578Oxidative stability of walnut oils extracted with supercritical carbon dioxideTammy D. Crowe and Pamela J. White
579-583Use of rosemary extract in preventing oxidation during deep-fat frying of potato chipsStavros Lalas and Vassilis Dourtoglou
585-589Tocol levels in milling fractions of some cereal grains and soybeanSoon-Nam Ko, Chul-Jin Kim, Hakryul Kim, Chong-Tai Kim and Soo-Hyun Chung, et al.
591-593Determination of degree of oxidation of methyl linoleate and linolenate by weighing methodJorma Matikainen, Matti Laantera and Seppo Kaltia
595-600The study of oxazolidone formation from 9,10-epoxyoctadecane and phenylisocyanateIvan Javni, Andrew Guo and Zoran S. Petrovic
601-604New metal catalysts for soybean oil transesterificationFrederique R. Abreu, Daniela G. Lima, Elias H. Hamú, Sandra Einloft and Joel C. Rubim, et al.
605-611Rheological properties of emulsions containing modified soy protein isolatesM. C. Puppo, D. A. Sorgentini and M. C. Añón
613-618Direct sampling of orujo oil for determining residual hexane by using a chemsensorF. Peña, S. Cárdenas, M. Gallego and M. Valcárcel

Volume 80, Number 7 / July 2003

619-623Determination of hexane residues in vegetable oils with FTIR spectroscopyM. E. S. Mirghani and Y. B. Che Man
625-628A new method for determining gossypol in cottonseed oil by FTIR spectroscopyM. E. S. Mirghani and Y. B. Che Man
629-633Fat-soluble vitamin extraction by analytical supercritical carbon dioxideGiuseppe Perretti, Ombretta Marconi, Luigi Montanari and Paolo Fantozzi
635-641Novel method for rapid monitoring of lipid oxidation by FTIR spectroscopy using disposable IR cardsTed A. Russin, Frederick R. van de Voort and Jacqueline Sedman
643-646Parameter optimization for the enzymatic hydrolysis of sunflower oil in high-pressure reactorsMateja Primožič, Maja Habulin and Željko Knez
647-651Efficient esterification of sorbitan oleate by lipase in a solvent-free systemYan Xu, Dong Wang, Xiao Qing Mu and Yong Quan Ni
653-657An aqueous suspension system for phospholipase D-mediated synthesis of PS without toxic organic solventYugo Iwasaki, Yukiko Mizumoto, Takahiro Okada, Takaya Yamamoto and Kentaro Tsutsumi, et al.
659-663Enzymatic kinetic resolution of secondary alcohols by esterification with FA under vacuumRoxana Irimescu, Takao Saito and Katsuya Kato
665-674Roasting effects on the distribution of tocopherols and phospholipids within each structural part and section of soybeansHiromi Yoshida, Kyoko Matsuda, Yuki Hirakawa and Yoshiyuki Mizushina
675-678Oxidation kinetics for cis-9,trans-11 and trans-10,cis-12 isomers of CLAYasumasa Minemoto, Shuji Adachi, Yuji Shimada, Toshihiro Nagao and Toshio Iwata, et al.
679-684The antioxidant effect of natural substances on lipids during irradiation of chicken legsA. Mahrour, S. Caillet, J. Nketsia-Tabiri and M. Lacroix
685-695Air exposure time of olive pastes during the extraction process and phenolic and volatile composition of virgin olive oilMaurizio Servili, Roberto Selvaggini, Agnese Taticchi, Sonia Esposto and Gianfrancesco Montedoro
697-704Friction properties of vegetable oilsG. Biresaw, A. Adhvaryu and S. Z. Erhan
705-710Inhibitive effect of FA derivatives on mild steel corrosion in the presence of formic acidM. A. Quraishi and Farhat A. Ansari
711-716Preparation of fatty 3,5-disubstituted isoxazole compounds from FA estersJames A. Kenar and Amanda R. Wetzel
717-724Characterization of supercritical fluid extracts from raw wool by TLC-FID and GC-MSC. Domínguez, E. Jover, F. Garde, J. M. Bayona and P. Erra
725-730An efficient method for the purification of arachidonic acid from fungal single-cell oil (ARASCO)Shaik Ramjan Vali, Huei Ya Sheng and Yi-Hsu Ju

Volume 80, Number 8 / August 2003

731-739Simultaneous synchrotron radiation X-ray diffraction-DSC analysis of melting and crystallization behavior of trilauroylglycerol in nanoparticles of oil-in-water emulsionM. Higami, S. Ueno, T. Segawa, K. Iwanami and K. Sato
741-746Thermal behavior of fat droplets as related to adsorbed milk proteins in complex food emulsions. A DSC studyPerla Relkin, Amel Ait-Taleb, Stéphanie Sourdet and Pierre-Yves Fosseux
747-753Lipid class separation by HPLC combined with GC FA analysis: Comparison of seed lipid compositions from different Brassica napus L. varietiesChristopher Beermann, Angelika Green, Michael Möbius, Joachim J. Schmitt and Günther Boehm
755-762Characterization of sacha inchi (Plukenetia volubilis L.) oil by FTIR spectroscopy and 1H NMR. Comparison with linseed oilMaría D. Guillén, Ainhoa Ruiz, Nerea Cabo, Rosana Chirinos and Gloria Pascual
763-766Thermal and rheological properties of Lupinus albus flourJingyuan Xu and Abdellatif A. Mohamed
767-776Characterization of side-chain oxidation products of sitosterol and campesterol by chromatographic and spectroscopic methodsLars Johnsson and Paresh C. Dutta
777-783Side-chain autoxidation of stigmasterol and analysis of a mixture of phytosterol oxidation products by chromatographic and spectroscopic methodsLars Johnsson, Rolf E. Andersson and Paresh C. Dutta
785-788Thermodynamic properties of the enzymatic hydrolysis of sunflower oil in high-pressure reactorsMateja Primožič, Maja Habulin and Željko Knez
789-794Thraustochytrid as a potential source of carotenoidsTsunehiro Aki, Kazutaka Hachida, Megumi Yoshinaga, Yuko Katai and Takashi Yamasaki, et al.
795-799Antioxidative properties and enzymatic synthesis of ascorbyl FA estersFredrik Viklund, Jari Alander and Karl Hult
801-806Effect of γ-tocopherol on formation of nonvolatile lipid degradation products during frying of potato chips in trioleinW. E. Neff, K. Warner and F. Eller
807-810Oxidative instability of CLA concentrate and its avoidance with antioxidantsJunsoo Lee, Seon-Mi Lee, In-Hwan Kim, Jae-Hong Jeong and Chul Rhee, et al.
811-815Preparation and properties of lubricant basestocks from epoxidized soybean oil and 2-ethylhexanolHong-Sik Hwang, Atanu Adhvaryu and Sevim Z. Erhan
817-823The influence of antioxidants on the oxidation stability of biodieselMartin Mittelbach and Sigurd Schober
825-828Trans FA in sunflower oil at different steps of refiningMurat Tasan and Mehmet Demirci
829-832Effects of purification process on rheological properties of catfish oilSubramaniam Sathivel, Witoon Prinyawiwatkul, Ioan I. Negulescu, Joan M. King and B. F. A. Basnayake
833-834Preparation of FAME from sterol estersK. Ichihara, C. Yamaguchi, H. Nishijima and K. Saito
835-836Cooling rate effects on solid fat content determinationGeoffrey G. Rye and Alejandro G. Marangoni

Volume 80, Number 9 / September 2003

839-846A rapid method for the analysis of hydrogenated fats by GC with IR detectionSvein Are Mjøs and Jan Pettersen
847-852Effects of natural antioxidants on iron-catalyzed lipid oxidation of structured lipid-based emulsionsHannah T. Osborn and Casimir C. Akoh
853-857Total fat analysis in milk- and soy-based infant formula powder by supercritical fluid extractionWayne R. Wolf, Denis E. LaCroix, Ritu Goel and Manpreet Kaur
859-866Natural estolides produced by Pseudomonas sp. 42A2 grown on oleic acid: Production and characterizationM. Peláez, C. Orellana, A. Marqués, M. Busquets and A. Guerrero, et al.
867-872Production of structured TAG rich in 1,3-capryloyl-2-arachidonoyl glycerol from
873-880Lipase-catalyzed interesterification reaction between menhaden oil and the ethyl ester of CLA: Uniresponse kineticsCarlos F. Torres, Betty Lin, Louis P. Lessard and Charles G. Hill
881-887Applications of immobilized
889-894CLA production from ricinoleic acid by lactic acid bacteriaAkinori Ando, Jun Ogawa, Shigenobu Kishino and Sakayu Shimizu
895-899Continuous production of acyl l
901-904Hydrolysis of mono- and diepoxyoctadecanoates by aluminaGeorge J. Piazza, Alberto Nuñez and Thomas A. Foglia
905-907Transesterification of phytosterol and edible oil by lipase powder at high temperatureSatoshi Negishi, Ichiro Hidaka, Isamu Takahashi and Shigeru Kunita
909-914Production of MAG of CLA in a solvent-free system at low temperature with Candida rugosa lipaseYomi Watanabe, Yoshie Yamauchi-Sato, Toshihiro Nagao, Takaya Yamamoto and Kentaro Tsutsumi, et al.
915-921Separation of EPA and DHA in fish oil by lipase-catalyzed esterification with glycerolArnar Halldorsson, Bjorn Kristinsson, Caroline Glynn and Gudmundur G. Haraldsson
923-926Chemical and sensory properties of gas-purged, minimum-refined, extruded-expelled soybean oilXi Wang, Tong Wang and Lawrence A. Johnson
927-932Membrane and additional adsorption processes for quality improvement of used frying oilsAtsushi Miyagi, Rangaswamy Subramanian and Mitsutoshi Nakajima
933-936Concentrating PUFA from mackerel processing wasteCharles P. Zuta, Ben K. Simpson, Hing Man Chan and Leroy Phillips
937-940Influence of heat and refining on formation of CLA isomers in sunflower oilPierre Juanéda, Stéphanie Brac de la Pérrière, Jean-Louis Sébédio and Stéphane Grégoire
941-944Equations for correlating vapor pressures with temperatureCharles H. Fisher

Volume 80, Number 10 / October 2003

945-950Chemometric classification of olive cultivars based on compositional data of oilsMaria Antonietta Brescia, Giovanna Alviti, Vitantonio Liuzzi and Antonio Sacco
951-955Development of a flow injection chemiluminescent assay for the quantification of lipid hydroperoxidesJohn P. Bunting and David A. Gray
957-961Dispersed phase destabilization in table spreadsD. Rousseau, L. Zilnik, R. Khan and S. Hodge
963-970Pyrrolizidine alkaloid content in crude and processed borage oil from different processing stagesInger Wretensjö and Bo Karlberg
971-974Synthesis of 1,3-dicapryloyl-2-docosahexaenoylglycerol by a combination of nonselective and sn-1,3-selective lipase reactionsSatoshi Negishi, Yuri Arai, Shin Arimoto, Kinya Tsuchiya and Isamu Takahashi
975-981Enzymatic enrichment of astaxanthin from Haematococcus pluvialis cell extractsToshihiro Nagao, Tadashi Fukami, Yoshiharu Horita, Sadao Komemushi and Akio Sugihara, et al.
983-985Total and polar lipids in soybean protein mealsYingzi Wu and Tong Wang
987-992Development and optimization of cultured goat cream butterAlicia Rodríguez, Andrea Bunger, Eduardo Castro, Isabel Sousa and Jose Empis
993-996Cholesterol oxidation in some processed fish productsJana Pickova and Paresh C. Dutta
997-1001Ozonation of sunflower oil: Spectroscopic monitoring of the degree of unsaturationNestor U. Soriano, Veronica P. Migo and Masatoshi Matsumura
1003-1005Microwave-assisted catalytic transfer hydrogenation of safflower oilB. L. A. Prabhavathi Devi, M. S. L. Karuna, K. Narasimha Rao, P. S. Saiprasad and R. B. N. Prasad
1007-1012Antioxidant activity of phenolic compounds in 2,2′-azobis (2-amidinopropane) dihydrochloride (AAPH)-induced oxidation: Synergistic and antagonistic effectsM. N. Peyrat-Maillard, M. E. Cuvelier and C. Berset
1013-1020FA and tocopherol composition of Vietnamese oilseedsBertrand Matthaus, Klaus Vosmann, Long Quoc Pham and Kurt Aitzetmüller
1021-1026Dependence of oil stability index of fatty compounds on their structure and concentration and presence of metalsGerhard Knothe and Robert O. Dunn
1027-1032Preparation of long-chain β-enaminones and β-diketones from long-chain 3,5-disubstituted isoxazole compoundsJames A. Kenar
1033-1038Kinetics of the catalytic esterification of castor oil with lauric acid using n-butyl benzene as a water entrainerMangesh G. Kulkarni and Sudhirprakash B. Sawant
1039-1045Screw pressing of whole and dehulled flaxseed for organic oilYun-ling Zheng, Dennis P. Wiesenborn, Kristi Tostenson and Nancy Kangas
1047-1048Oxidative stability of biodiesel in blends with jet fuel by analysis of oil stability indexRobert O. Dunn and Gerhard Knothe

Volume 80, Number 11 / November 2003

1049-1055Use of phenylselenyl chloride in the preparation of methyl 11-phenylseleno-10-acetamido- and ethyl phenylselenoethoxy fatty alkanoatesShabana Ahmad and Abdul Rauf
1057-1062Determination of nonvolatile components in polar fractions of rice bran oilsS. L. Abidi and K. A. Rennick
1063-1067Pressurized liquid extraction of polar and nonpolar lipids in corn and oats with hexane, methylene chloride, isopropanol, and ethanolRobert A. Moreau, Michael J. Powell and Vijay Singh
1069-1075Blending of hydrogenated low-erucic acid rapeseed oil, low-erucic acid rapeseed oil, and hydrogenated palm oil or palm oil in the preparation of shorteningsSabine Danthine
1077-1083Immobilization of Candida rugosa lipase by sol-gel entrapment and its application in the hydrolysis of soybean oilH. Noureddini, X. Gao and S. Joshi
1085-1091Bioconversion of n−3 and n−6 PUFA by
1093-1100Influence of soybean protein isolates-phosphatidycholine interaction on the stability on oil-in-water emulsionsM. P. Scuriatti, M. C. Tomás and J. R. Wagner
1101-1105Do antioxidants improve the oxidative stability of oil-in-water emulsions?Marie-Elisabeth Cuvelier, Laura Lagunes-Galvez and Claudette Berset
1107-1113Preparation of plastic fats with zero trans FA from palm oilT. Jeyarani and S. Yella Reddy
1115-1120Stability of spray-dried encapsulated carotenoid pigments from rosa mosqueta (Rosa rubiginosa) oleoresinP. Robert, R. M. Carlsson, N. Romero and L. Masson
1121-1126Genotype and growing location effects on phytosterols in canola oilAnwar A. Hamama, Harbans L. Bhardwaj and David E. Starner
1127-1130Effect of temperature and pressure on the speed of sound and isentropic bulk modulus of mixtures of biodiesel and diesel fuelMustafa E. Tat and Joh H. Van Gerpen
1131-1134Thermal degradation of FA and catfish and menhaden oils at different refining stepsSubramaniam Sathivel, Witoon Prinyawiwatkul, Ioan I. Negulescu, Joan M. King and B. F. A. Basnayake
1135-1141Electrochemical hydrogenation of canola oil using a hydrogen transfer agentKanchan Mondal and Shashi B. Lalvani
1143-1146Adsorption isotherms in bleaching hazelnut oilYuksel Bayrak
1147-1156Simulation modeling of the phase behavior of palm oil-supercritical carbon dioxideC. S. Lim, Z. A. Manan and M. R. Sarmidi

Volume 80, Number 12 / December 2003

1157-1161NIR reflectance spectroscopic analysis of the FA composition in sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) seedsTetsuo Sato, Aye Aye Maw and Masumi Katsuta
1163-1167Oleic acid content in ground corn by NIR spectroscopy with an indirect calibration methodSteve Wright and Lisa Hagen
1169-1173Comparison of kjeldahl and dumas methods for determining protein contents of soybean productsS. Jung, D. A. Rickert, N. A. Deak, E. D. Aldin and J. Recknor, et al.
1175-1182Phase behavior of a binary lipid shortening system: From molecules to rheologyK. L. Humphrey, P. H. L. Moquin and S. S. Narine
1183-1186Relative FFA formation and lipid oxidation of commercially milled unseparated, head, and broken riceMamun A. Monsoor and Andrew Proctor
1187-1192Molecular exchange in thermal equilibrium between dissolved and crystalline tripalmitin by NMRNegin Löfborg, Paul Smith, Istvan Furó and Björn Bergenståhl
1193-1196Production of cocoa butter-like fats by the lipase-catalyzed interesterification of palm oil and hydrogenated soybean oilRoland D. Abigor, William N. Marmer, Thomas A. Foglia, Kerby C. Jones and Robert J. DiCiccio, et al.
1197-1200Lipase-catalyzed incorporation of n−3 PUFA into palm oilA. Ramírez Fajardo, Casimir C. Akoh and O. M. Lai
1201-1207Optimization of reaction conditions for the production of DAG using immobilized 1,3-regiospecific lipase lipozyme RM IMTakaaki Watanabe, Masao Shimizu, Masakatsu Sugiura, Manabu Sato and Jun Kohori, et al.
1209-1215Antioxidant effect of soy lecithins on vegetable oil stability and their synergism with tocopherolsArmelle Judde, Pierre Villeneuve, Anne Rossignol-Castera and Anne Le Guillou
1217-1223A computational study of the structure-activity relationships of some p-hydroxybenzoic acid antioxidantsAnastasios P. Vafiadis and Evangelos G. Bakalbassis
1225-1229Calcium coagulation properties of hydrothermally processed soymilkC. Wang, L. A. Johnson and L. A. Wilson
1231-1235Multivariate sensory characteristics of low and ultra-low linolenic soybean oils displayed as facesCaiping Su, Monoj Gupta and Pamela White
1237-1240Pigment parameters determining spanish virgin olive oil authenticity: Stability during storageMaría Roca, Beatriz Gandul-Rojas, Lourdes Gallardo-Guerrero and M. Isabel Mínguez-Mosquera
1241-1247A rigorous kinetic model for β-carotene oxidation in the presence of an antioxidant, α-tocopherolAtsushi Takahashi, Naomi Shibasaki-Kitakawa and Toshikuni Yonemoto
1249-1256Speed of sound and isentropic bulk modulus of alkyl monoesters at elevated temperatures and pressuresMustafa Ertunc Tat and Jon H. Van Gerpen

Volume 81, Number 1 / January 2004

1-6Structuring of edible oils by long-chain FA, fatty alcohols, and their mixturesFrançois G. Gandolfo, Arjen Bot and Eckhard Flöter
7-11Multivariate determination of cloud point in palm oil using partial least squares and principal component regression based on FTIR spectroscopyG. Setiowaty and Y. B. Che Man
13-26Electrospray ionization MS of high M.W. TAG oligomersW. Craig Byrdwell and William E. Neff
27-32Shear and longitudinal ultrasonic measurements of solid fat dispersionsRaffaella Saggin and John N. Coupland
33-44Reaction selectivity of Burkholderia cepacia (PS-30) lipase as influenced by monoacylation of sn-glycerolXun Fu and Kirk L. Parkin
45-55Reaction selectivity of rhizomucor miehei lipase as influenced by monoacylation of sn-glycerolXun Fu and Kirk L. Parkin
57-62Utilization of waste activated bleaching earth containing palm oil in riboflavin production by Ashbya gossypiiEnoch Y. Park, Ai Kato and Hwa Ming
63-69Characterization of soybean protein isolates The effect of calcium presenceA. A. Scilingo and M. C. Añón
71-75Evaluation of virgin olive oil bitterness by quantification of secoiridoid derivativesRaquel Mateos, Arturo Cert, M. Carmen Pérez-Camino and José M. García
77-81Genomic regions governing soybean seed nitrogen accumulationD. R. Panthee, V. R. Pantalone, C. E. Sams, A. M. Saxton and D. R. West, et al.
83-89In situ
91-96A laboratory study for developing an aqueous process to make skimmed soymilkLei Xu, Ashwani Kumar and Karen Lamb
97-100Application of phospholipids extracted from bovine milk to the reconstitution of cream using butter oilSusumu Miura, Miyako Tanaka, Asuka Suzuki and Kaoru Sato
101-102Extending the capability of pulsed NMR instruments to measure solid fat content as a function of both time and temperatureS. S. Narine and K. L. Humphrey
103-104Catalytic effect of metal reactor in transesterification of vegetable oilD. Kusdiana and S. Saka

Volume 81, Number 2 / February 2004

105-110Extracting long-chain fatty acids from a fermentation mediumJerald A. Lalman and David M. Bagley
111-116Rapid determination of oxidative stability of edible oils by FTIR spectroscopy using disposable IR cardsTed A. Russin, Frederick R. van de Voort and Jacqueline Sedman
117-121Influence of shearing and time on the rheological properties of milk chocolate during temperingJ. L. Briggs and T. Wang
123-127Fatty acid composition and oxidation of lipids in Korean catfishK. T. Hwang, J. E. Kim, S. G. Kang, S. T. Jung and H. J. Park, et al.
129-134Fatty acid (FA) composition and contents of trans unsaturated FA in hydrogenated vegetable oils and blended fats from PakistanMuhammad Iqbal Bhanger and Farooq Anwar
135-141GC-MS method for characterization and quantification of sitostanol oxidation productsLaura Soupas, Laura Juntunen, Suvi Säynäjoki, Anna-Maija Lampi and Vieno Piironen
143-149Ouricuri (Syagrus coronata) triacylglycerol analysis using HPLC and positive ion electrospray tandem MSS. D. Segall, W. E. Artz, D. S. Raslan, V. P. Ferraz and J. A. Takahashi
151-155Lipase-catalyzed synthesis of structured triacylglycerides from 1,3-diacylglyceridesSirirung Wongsakul, Aran H-Kittikun and Uwe T. Bornscheuer
157-160Immobilized lipase-catalyzed ethanolysis of sunflower oilYesim Yesiloglu
161-167Recovery of phytosterols from sunflower oil deodorizer distillatesEduardo A. Moreira and Miguel A. Baltanás
169-172Novel natural antioxidant for stabilization of edible oil: The ajowan (Carum copticum) extract caseD. Bera, D. Lahiri and A. Nag
173-176Protein fractionation and properties of salicornia mealY. Victor Wu and David J. Sessa
177-184Evolution of the oxidation process in olive oil triacylglycerol under accelerated storage conditions (40–60°C)S. Gómez-Alonso, M. D. Salvador and G. Fregapane
185-188Chemical composition and physicochemical and hydrogenation characteristics of high-palmitic acid solin (low-linolenic acid flaxseed) oilF. S. Hosseinian, G. G. Rowland, P. R. Bhirud, J. H. Dyck and R. T. Tyler
189-194Estimating soybean seed protein and oil concentration before harvestR. W. Yaklich and B. T. Vinyard
195-202Rheometry and polymorphism of cocoa butter during crystallization under static and stirring conditionsJorge F. Toro-Vazquez, David Pérez-Martínez, Elena Dibildox-Alvarado, Miriam Charó-Alonso and Jaime Reyes-Hernández
203-207A continuous process for the glycerolysis of soybean oilH. Noureddini, D. W. Harkey and M. R. Gutsman
209-211Effect of sucrose esters on the crystallization behavior of bulk oil systemsS. Martini, M. Cerdeira and M. L. Herrera

Volume 81, Number 3 / March 2004

213-219Modeling the nucleation and crystallization kinetics of a palm stearin/canola oil blend and lard in bulk and emulsified formShawn D. Campbell, H. Douglas Goff and Dérick Rousseau
221-224Rice bran FFA determination by diffuse reflectance IR spectroscopySevil Özgül-Yücel and Andrew Proctor
225-230Rheological properties of sodium caprate-induced β-lactoglobulin gel and changes in secondary structure during gelationNaoko Yuno-Ohta, Katsuo Murata, Mitsuyoshi Miyahara and Hiroyuki Ohta
231-234Influence of different oil-refining parameters and sampling size on the detection of genetically modified DNA in soybean oilN. Gryson, K. Messens and K. Dewettinck
235-239Use of
241-244Oil-in-water emulsions formulated with sunflower lecithins: Vesicle formation and stabilityL. G. Pan, M. C. Tomás and M. C. Añón
245-249Chemical characterization of oils and meals from wild sunflower (helianthus petiolaris nutt)Ethel E. Perez, Amalia A. Carelli and Guillermo H. Crapiste
251-257Oxidation-derived flavor compounds as quality indicators for packaged olive oilAntonis Kanavouras, Pilar Hernandez-Münoz, Frank Coutelieris and Susan Selke
259-263Seed oil fatty acids of loasaceae—A new source of γ-linolenic and stearidonic acidsK. Aitzetmüller, L. Brühl and M. Weigend
265-268Effects of flour sources on acrylamide formation and oil uptake in fried battersF. F. Shih, S. M. Boué, K. W. Daigle and B. Y. Shih
269-274Antioxidant activity of tea theaflavins and methylated catechins in canola oilYa-Lun Su, Jin-Ze Xu, Chi Ho Ng, Lai Kwok Leung and Yu Huang, et al.
275-280Synergistic effect of BSA on antioxidant activities in model food emulsionsM. Pilar Almajano and Michael H. Gordon
281-284Lipase-catalyzed esterification of glycerol and oleic acidYesim Yesiloglu and Ismail Kilic
285-291Synthesis and characterization of dialkyl carbonates prepared from mid-, long-chain, and guerbet alcoholsJames A. Kenar, Gerhard Knothe and Ashley L. Copes
293-296Supercritical fluid extraction of jojoba oilUĝur Salgin, Ayla Çalimli and Bekir Zühtü Uysal
297-303Synthesis and physical properties of cuphea-oleic estolides and estersSteven C. Cermak and Terry A. Isbell
305-312Simulation of batch physical refining and deodorization processesRoberta Ceriani and Antonio J. A. Meirelles

Volume 81, Number 4 / April 2004

313-322Processing vegetable oils using nonporous denser polymeric composite membranesR. Subramanian, M. Nakajima, K. S. M. S. Raghavarao and T. Kimura
323-330Proposal of a uniform color scale for virgin olive oilsM. Melgosa, R. Huertas, E. Hita, J. M. Roa and F. J. Heredia, et al.
331-337How is chemical interesterification initiated: Nucleophilic substitution or α-proton abstraction?Linsen Liu
339-345Purification of tocopherols and phytosterols by a two-step in situ enzymatic reactionYomi Watanabe, Toshihiro Nagao, Yoshinori Hirota, Motohiro Kitano and Yuji Shimada
347-353Fatty acid selectivity of microbial lipase and lipolytic enzymes from salmonid fish intestines toward astaxanthin diestersArnar Halldorsson and Gudmundur G. Haraldsson
355-360Effects of antioxidants and humidity on the oxidative stability of microencapsulated fish oilM. -Y. Baik, E. L. Suhendro, W. W. Nawar, D. J. McClements and E. A. Decker, et al.
361-364Characterization and compositional studies of the oils from some legume cultivars, Phaseolus vulgaris, grown in Southern AfricaM. B. Mabaleha and S. O. Yeboah
365-373DSC and synchrotron-radiation X-ray diffraction studies on crystallization and polymorphic behavior of palm stearin in bulk and oil-in-water emulsion statesT. Sonoda, Y. Takata, S. Ueno and K. Sato
375-384Oxidative stability during storage of structured lipids produced from fish oil and caprylic acidNina Skall Nielsen, Xuebing Xu, Maike Timm-Heinrich and Charlotte Jacobsen
385-388Hydrolysis of acylglycerols and phospholipids of milled rice surface lipids during storageHenry S. Lam and Andrew Proctor
389-394Oxidation kinetics of β-carotene in oleic acid solvent with addition of an antioxidant, α-tocopherolNaomi Shibasaki-Kitakawa, Hideto Kato, Atsushi Takahashi and Toshikuni Yonemoto
395-400Thermal properties and adhesion strength of modified soybean storage proteinsXiaoqun Mo, Xiuzhi Sun and Donghai Wang
401-405Temperature effect on the viscosities of palm oil and coconut oil blended with diesel oilC. Tangsathitkulchai, Y. Sittichaitaweekul and M. Tangsathitkulchai
407-413Zero-trans shortening using palm stearin and rice bran oilP. N. Mayamol, T. Samuel, C. Balachandran, A. Sundaresan and C. Arumughan
415-420Acid-catalyzed alcoholysis of soybean oilMichael J. Goff, Nicholas S. Bauer, Shailesh Lopes, William R. Sutterlin and Galen J. Suppes
421-424Estimating vaporization energies as one-fourth of the squared boiling pointsCharles H. Fisher

Volume 81, Number 5 / May 2004

425-430Kinetic study of the base-catalyzed transesterification of monoglycerides from
431-4361H NMR characterization of milk lipids: A comparison between cow and buffalo milkMaria Antonietta Brescia, Vincenzo Mazzilli, Angela Sgaramella, Stefano Ghelli and Francesco Paolo Fanizzi, et al.
437-440Direct analysis of Ca, P, and Fe in oleochemicals by inductively coupled plasma MSSophie C. C. Wiedemann, Henkjan Abbes and Wei G. Hansen
441-446New FTIR method for the determination of FFA in oilsAhmed Al-Alawi, Frederick R. van de Voort and Jacqueline Sedman
447-453Acorn (Quercus spp.) fruit lipids: Saponifiable and unsaponifiable fractions: A detailed studyManuel León-Camacho, Isabel Viera-Alcaide and Isabel M. Vicario
455-460Impact of oxidized off-flavor of ice cream prepared from milk fatM. Shiota, N. Takahashi, H. Konishi and T. Yoshioka
461-465Effect of triacylglycerol structures on the thermal oxidative stability of edible oilRyosuke Hoshina, Yasushi Endo and Kenshiro Fujimoto
467-470Lignans and tocopherols in Indian sesame cultivarsS. Hemalatha and Ghafoorunissa
471-475Phospholipids from palm-pressed fiberYuen May Choo, Siow Ching Bong, Ah Ngan Ma and Cheng Hock Chuah
477-480Catalytic epoxidation of methyl linoleateGuodong Du, Aziz Tekin, Earl G. Hammond and L. Keith Wood
481-485Products of the surface oxidation of methyl linoleateAziz Tekin and Earl G. Hammond
487-491Investigation of soy protein-kymene® adhesive systems for wood compositesKaichang Li, Svetlana Peshkova and Xinglian Geng
493-496Adsorption of FFA in crude catfish oil onto chitosan, activated carbon, and activated earth: A kinetics studySubramaniam Sathivel and Witoon Prinyawiwatkul
497-503Kinetics of transesterification of palm-based methyl esters with trimethylolpropaneRobiah Yunus, A. Fakhru'I-Razi, T. L. Ooi, D. R. A. Biak and S. E. Iyuke
505-510Dehydration of glycerin/water mixtures by pervaporation using homo and copolymer membranesD. B. Khairnar and V. G. Pangarkar
511-515Prediction of crude sunflower oil deterioration after seed drying and storage processesM. M. Bax, M. C. Gely and E. M. Santalla
517-518Irradiation bleaching of palm oil, palmolein, and palm stearinNasirullah
519-521The T/2V1/2 ratio: Solubility parameter substituteCharles H. Fisher and Margaret Anderson

Volume 81, Number 6 / June 2004

525-532Synthesis of the structured lipid 1,3-dioleoyl-2-palmitoylglycerol from palm oilMing-Lung Chen, Shaik Ramjan Vali, Jih-Yao Lin and Yi-Hsu Ju
533-536Lipase-catalyzed alcoholysis of triglycerides for short-chain monoglyceride productionGuan-Chiun Lee, Dong-Lin Wang, Yi-Fang Ho and Jei-Fu Shaw
537-541Production of structured lipids by lipase-catalyzed acidolysis in supercritical carbon dioxide: Effect on acyl migrationIn-Hwan Kim, Soon-Nam Ko, Sun-Mi Lee, Soo-Hyun Chung and Hakryul Kim, et al.
543-547Critical temperature for production of MAG by esterification of different FA with glycerol using
549-552Enzymatic pretreatment on rose-hip oil extraction: Hydrolysis and pressing conditionsJ. Concha, C. Soto, R. Chamy and M. E. Zúñiga
553-557An enzymatic method for the synthesis of mixed-acid phosphatidylcholineDietlind Adlercreutz and Ernst Wehtje
559-562Molecular markers associated with linolenic acid content in soybeanM. M. Spencer, D. Landau-Ellis, E. J. Meyer and V. R. Pantalone
563-569Comparative study of the autoxidation of TAG containing conjugated and nonconjugated C18 PUFARikako Suzuki, Masayuki Abe and Kazuo Miyashita
571-576Thermal deterioration of diacylglycerol and triacylglycerol oils during deep-fryingMasao Shimizu, Junya Moriwaki, Tsutomu Nishide and Yoshinobu Nakajima
577-583Oxidative stability of sunflower oils differing in unsaturation degree during long-term storage at room temperatureM. Martín-Polvillo, G. Márquez-Ruiz and M. C. Dobarganes
585-588Characteristics of tea seed oil in comparison with sunflower and olive oils and its effect as a natural antioxidantMohammad Ali Sahari, Davood Ataii and Manuchehr Hamedi
589-595Effect of lipid source on probiotic bacteria and conjugated linoleic acid formation in milk model systemsSa Xu, Terri D. Boylston and Bonita A. Glatz
597-598Preparation of laurel oil alkanolamide from laurel oilHakan Kolancilar
599-603A comparison of attenuated total reflectance-FTIR spectroscopy and GPC for monitoring biodiesel productionMarc A. Dubé, Sheng Zheng, David D. McLean and Morris Kates
605-610Solid freeform fabrication of soybean oil-based composites reinforced with clay and fibersZengshe Liu, Sevim Z. Erhan and Paul D. Calvert
611-617Comparison of steam and nitrogen in the physical deacidification of soybean oilPhilippe Decap, Sabine Braipson-Danthine, Béatrice Vanbrabant, Wim De Greyt and Claude Deroanne
619-620Magnesium silicate synthesis from rice hull ashSevil Özgül-Yücel, Mehmet Tolay, Serdar Erdaĝ and Selma Türkay
621-622Antioxidant activity of pistachio hullsF. Vahabzadeh, M. Mehranian and E. Mofarrah

Volume 81, Number 7 / July 2004

625-632Emulsifying properties and surface behavior of native and denatured whey soy proteins in comparison with other proteins. Creaming stability of oil-in-water emulsionsGonzalo G. Palazolo, Delia A. Sorgentini and Jorge R. Wagner
633-640Effect of growing area on pigment and phenolic fractions of virgin olive oils of the arbequina variety in SpainM. Nieves Criado, J. Ramón Morelló, M. José Motilva and M. Paz Romero
641-645Analyzing seed weight, fatty acid composition, oil, and protein contents in Vernonia galamensis germplasm by near-infrared reflectance spectroscopyTesfaye Baye and Heiko C. Becker
647-651Production of linolenic acid in yeast cells expressing an omega-3 desaturase from tung (Aleurites fordii)John M. Dyer, Dorselyn C. Chapital, Jui-Chang W. Kuan, Hurley S. Shepherd and Fuqiang Tang, et al.
653-658Modification of margarine fats by enzymatic interesterification: Evaluation of a solid-fat-content-based exponential model with two groups of oil blendsHong Zhang, Lars Saaby Pedersen, Dorther Kristensen, Jens Adler-Nissen and Hans Christian Holm
659-661γ-Linolenic acid from caryophyllaceae seed oilJ. L. Guil-Guerrero, J. C. López-Martínez, R. Navarro-Juárez, F. García-Maroto and P. Campra-Madrid
663-669Commercial spread optimization using experimental design and sensory dataMalin Wikström and Michael Sjöström
671-678Quality loss related to rancidity development during frozen storage of horse mackerel (Trachurus trachurus)Santiago P. Aubourg, Carmen Piñeiro and M Jesús González
679-683Electrophoretic and functional properties of mustard seed meals and protein concentratesRotimi E. Aluko and Tara McIntosh
685-689Solvent-free enzymatic synthesis of structured lipids containing CLA from coconut oil and tricaprylinAlejandro Rocha-Uribe and Ernesto Hernandez
691-696Phenolic antioxidants in beans and their effects on inhibition of radical-induced DNA damageTerrence Madhujith, Ryszard Amarowicz and Fereidoon Shahidi
697-704Fractionation of crude soybean lecithin with aqueous ethanolYingzi Wu and Tong Wang
705-711Production of monodispersed water-in-oil emulsions using polymer microchannelsHaijie Liu, Mitsutoshi Nakajima and Toshinori Kimura
713-717Preparation of soy protein concentrate and isolate from extruded-expelled soybean mealsH. Wang, L. A. Johnson and T. Wang
719-720Is FTIR-ATR a sensitive tool for determination of aflatoxins?Ali Shamsaie, Farzad Kobarfard, Hassan Yazdanpanah and Omid Sabzevari
721-723Chilean hazelnut (Gevuina avellana) seed oilK. Aitzetmuller

Volume 81, Number 8 / August 2004

727-731Measurement of fat content of food with single-sided NMRAndreas Guthausen, Gisela Guthausen, Andreas Kamlowski, Harald Todt and Wolfgang Burk, et al.
733-736Comparative evaluation of palm oil color measurement using a prototype palm oil colorimeterYew-Ai Tan, Ainie Kuntom, Chak Khiam Lee and Kum Sang Low
737-742Quantification of sphingolipids in soybeansElizabeth Gutierrez, Tong Wang and Walter R. Fehr
743-747Method for analysis of TAG formed by reaction of fish oil with hydrogenated soybean oilArnoldo López-Hernández, Carlos F. Torres, Hugo S. Garcia and Charles G. Hill
749-752Continuous production of ethyl esters of grease using an immobilized lipaseAn-Fei Hsu, Kerby C. Jones, Thomas A. Foglia and William N. Marmer
753-758Thiyl radical-catalyzed isomerization of oils: An entry to the trans lipid libraryAbdelouahid Samadi, Inmaculada Andreu, Carla Ferreri, Sergio Dellonte and Chryssostomos Chatgilialoglu
759-763Composition and seasonal variation of fatty acids of Diplodus vulgaris L. from the Adriatic SeaJadranka Varljen, Lara Baticic, Gordana Sincic-Modric, Vojko Obersnel and Miljenko Kapovic
765-771Photo-oxidation of lipids impregnated on the surface of dried seaweed (Porphyra yezoensis Ueda). Hydroperoxide distributionXiangqing Pan, Hideki Ushio and Toshiaki Ohshima
773-781Photo-oxidation of lipids impregnated on the surface of dried seaweed (Porphyra yezoensis Ueda). Characterization of volatilesXiangqing Pan, Hideki Ushio and Toshiaki Ohshima
783-788Frying stability of high-oleate and regular soybean oil blendsCaiping Su and Pamela White
789-794Refunctionalization of extruded-expelled soybean mealsH. Wang and L. A. Johnson
795-797Hybrid Hibiscus seed oil compositionsR. A. Holser and G. Bost
799-802Liquid-phase theoretical antioxidant activity trend of some cinnamic acid antioxidantsAlexandra T. Lithoxoidou and Evangelos G. Bakalbassis
803-808The pseudo-single-phase, base-catalyzed transmethylation of soybean oilVinnie Mao, Samir K. Konar and David G. B. Boocock
809-812Utilization of olive-residue oil in the formulation of lubricating calcium greasesManef Chtourou, Mahmoud Trabelsi and Mohamed Hédi Frikha
813-816Cross-linkers control the viscoelastic properties of soybean oil-based biomaterialsJingyuan Xu, Zengshe Liu, Sevim Z. Erhan and Craig J. Carriere

Volume 81, Number 9 / September 2004

817-822Enthalpies of mixing and heat capacities of mixtures containing alcohols and n-alkanes with corn oil at 298.15 KC. González, J. M. Resa, R. G. Concha and J. M. Goenaga
823-827Rapid evaluation of olive oil quality by NIR reflectance spectroscopyRodney J. Mailer
829-833Intrinsic sulfite content of isolated soy proteinsC. J. Stine, W. L. Boatright and G. Lu
835-840Microscale recovery of total lipids from fish tissue by accelerated solvent extractionEric D. Dodds, Mark R. McCoy, Adeline Geldenhuys, Lorrie D. Rea and John M. Kennish
841-846Epoxide yield determination of oils and fatty acid methyl esters using 1H NMRHans A. J. Aerts and Pierre A. Jacobs
847-852Frying oil and fat quality measured by chemical, physical, and test kit analysesE. A. A. Sanibal and J. Mancini-Filho
853-859Flavor stability and quality of high-oleate and regular soybean oil blends during fryingCaiping Su and Pamela White
861-866Oxidation of soybean oil during storage of starch-oil compositesG. A. Garzón, K. Warner, F. C. Felker, D. E. Palmquist and F. Eller
867-8722S albumin gene expression in castor plant (
873-877Solubilization of lycopene in jojoba oil microemulsionNissim Garti, Marina Shevachman and Arnon Shani
879-885Continuous fractionation of used frying oil by supercritical CO2L. Sesti Osséo, G. Caputo, I. Gracia and E. Reverchon
887-892Enzymatic acidolysis of an arachidonic acid single-cell oil with capric acidFayez Hamam and Fereidoon Shahidi
893-895Equations correlate molar surface tensions with homolog chain lengthCharles H. Fisher
897-898Ceramides from wool waxL. Coderch, J. Fonollosa, M. Martí and J. L. Parra

Volume 81, Number 10 / October 2004

901-905Kernel fatty acid and triacylglycerol composition for three almond cultivars during maturationAmmar Cherif, Khaled Sebei, Sadok Boukhchina, Habib Kallel and Khaled Belkacemi, et al.
907-912Water-retaining ability of diacylglycerolYoshinobu Nakajima
913-919Characterization of triacylglycerols in madeira laurel oil by HPLC-atmospheric pressure chemical ionization-MSPaula C. Castilho, Maria do Céu Costa, Ana Rodrigues, Pedro Costa Branco and Mafalaa Costa
921-926Fatty acid profile and aroma compounds of lipoxygenase-modified chicken oilNai-Ting Ma, Charng-Cherng Chyau and Bonnie Sun Pan
927-932Chlorophyllase biocatalysis in an aqueous/miscible organic solvent medium containing canola oilMarianne Bitar, Salwa Karboune, Barbara Bisakowski and Selim Kermasha
933-937Synthesis of a fatty tetrahydroxyamide using peroxygenase from oat seedsGeorge J. Piazza and Thomas A. Foglia
939-943Fat-soluble nutraceuticals and fatty acid composition of selected Indian rice varietiesSakina Khatoon and A. G. Gopalakrishna
945-951Cinnamoyl esters of lesquerella and castor oil: Novel sunscreen active ingredientsDavid L. Compton, A. Laszlo and Terry A. Isbell
953-960Limited hydrolysis of soy proteins with endo- and exoproteasesStephanie Jung, Coralie Roussel-Philippe, Jenny L. Briggs, Patricia A. Murphy and Lawrence A. Johnson
961-969Thermotropic polymorphism of a nonphospholipid mixture: Lactylated fatty acid esters of glycerol and propylene glycolIngrid Winter, Karl Lohner, Hans-Gerd M. Janssen and Sergey M. Mel'nikov
971-977Effect of processing on sphingolipid content in soybean productsElizabeth Gutierrez and Tong Wang
979-987Diacylglycerols from butterfat: Production by glycerolysis and short-path distillation and analysis of physical propertiesTiankui Yang, Hong Zhang, Huiling Mu, Andrew J. Sinclair and Xuebing Xu
989-992Use of liquid carbon dioxide to remove hexane from soybean oilFred J. Eller, S. L. Taylor and M. S. S. Curren

Volume 81, Number 11 / November 2004

993-998Characterization of diacylglycerol oil mayonnaise emulsified using phospholipase A2-treated egg yolkShigeru Kawai
999-1004Impact of sample preparation on the determination of crude fat content in cornDevanand L. Luthria, Kirk Noel and Dutt Vinjamoori
1005-1012Quantitative trait loci for β-conglycinin (7S) and glycinin (11S) fractions of soybean storage proteinD. R. Panthee, P. Kwanyuen, C. E. Sams, D. R. West and A. M. Saxton, et al.
1013-1020Preparation of regioisomers of structured TAG consisting of one mole of CLA and two moles of caprylic acidAkiko Kawashima, Toshihiro Nagao, Yomi Watanabe, Takashi Kobayashi and Ikuo Ikeda, et al.
1021-1027A method to estimate soybean seed protein and oil concentration before harvestR. W. Yaklich and B. T. Vinyard
1029-1033High-resolution NMR of irradiated almondsJosep M. Ribó, Joaquim Crusats, Zoubir El-Hachemi, Miguel Feliz and Paloma Sanchez-Bel, et al.
1035-1038Fatty acids and oil content in white lupin seed as affected by production practicesHarbans L. Bhardwaj, Anwar A. Hamama and Edzard van Santen
1039-1044Phytosterols, triterpene alcohols, and phospholipids in seed oil from white lupinAnwar A. Hamama and Harbans L. Bhardwaj
1045-1051Tocopherol oil concentration in field-grown sunflower is accounted for by oil weight per seedS. M. Nolasco, L. A. N. Aguirrezábal and G. H. Crapiste
1053-1058Edible acetylated monoglyceride films: Effect of film-forming technique on moisture barrier propertiesV. Guillard, S. Guilbert, C. Bonazzi and N. Gontard
1059-1069Simulation of continuous deodorizers: Effects on product streamsRoberta Ceriani and Antonio J. A. Meirelles
1071-1075A comparison of commercial enzymes for the aqueous enzymatic extraction of corn oil from corn germRobert A. Moreau, David B. Johnston, Michael J. Powell and Kevin B. Hicks

Volume 81, Number 12 / December 2004

1077-1103Enzyme-Catalyzed modification of oilseed materials to produce eco-friendly productsDouglas G. Hayes
1105-1110Correlation between 1H NMR and traditional methods for determining lipid oxidation of ethyl docosahexaenoateEva Falch, Henrik W. Anthonsen, David E. Axelson and Marit Aursand
1111-1114Quantification of soybean oil ethanolysis with 1H NMRPedro Ramos Costa Neto, Miguel Soriano Balparda Caro, Lilian Maria Mazzuco and Maria da Graça Nascimento
1115-1118Molecular mapping and identification of soybean fatty acid modifier quantitative trait lociDavid L. Hyten, Vincent R. Pantalone, Arnold M. Saxton, Michael E. Schmidt and Carl E. Sams
1119-1123Composition of organic and conventionally produced sunflower seed oilG. Perretti, E. Finotti, S. Adamuccio, R. Della Sera and L. Montanari
1125-1129Storage stability evaluation of some packed vegetable oil blendsP. M. Shiela, Y. N. Sreerama and A. G. Gopala Krishna
1131-1136Detection of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in commonly consumed edible oils and their likely intake in the Indian populationManoj K. Pandey, Krishn K. Mishra, Subhash K. Khanna and Mukul Das
1137-1141Incorporation of the toxic aldehyde 4-hydroxy-2-trans-nonenal into food fried in thermally oxidized soybean oilC. M. Seppanen and A. Saari Csallany
1143-1152Formation and investigation of microemulsions based on jojoba oil and nonionic surfactantsM. Shevachman, A. Shani and N. Garti
1153-1157Functional properties of soybean and lupin protein concentrates produced by ultrafiltration-diafiltrationMila P. Hojilla-Evangelista, David J. Sessa and Abdellatif Mohamed

Volume 82, Number 1 / January 2005

1-6Discriminating power of the hydrocarbon content from virgin olive oil of extremadura cultivarsEmilio Osorio Bueno, Jacinto Sánchez Casas, Alfonso Montaño García and Lourdes Gallardo González
7-12Regulating the β′→β polymorphic transition in food fatsD. Rousseau, S. M. Hodge, M. T. Nickerson and A. T. Paulson
13-19Stabilizing polymorphic transitions of tristearin using diacylglycerols and sucrose polyestersJun-Hyun Oh, Alan R. McCurdy, Stephanie Clark and Barry G. Swanson
21-25Performance of two color scales for virgin olive oils: Influence of ripeness, variety, and harvest seasonM. Melgosa, R. Huertas, E. Hita, J. M. Roa and F. J. Heredia, et al.
27-32Enrichment of hazelnut oil with long-chain n−3 PUFA by lipase-catalyzed acidolysis: Optimization by response surface methodologyA. Can and B. Özçelik
33-39Effect of storage on the original pigment profile of spanish virgin olive oilLourdes Gallardo-Guerrero, Beatriz Gandul-Rojas, María Roca and Ma Isabel Mínguez-Mosquera
41-44A comparative study of fatty acid profiles of Passiflora seed oils from UgandaSteven A. Nyanzi, Bernd Carstensen and Wolfgang Schwack
45-51Interprovenance variation in the composition of
53-56Lesquerella fendleri protein fractionation and characterizationY. Victor Wu and Mila P. Hojilla-Evangelista
57-64A process for the preparation of food-grade rice bran wax and the determination of its compositionShaik Ramjan Vali, Yi-Hsu Ju, Thengumpillil Narayana Balagopala Kaimal and Yaw-Terng Chern
65-71Preparation of monodisperse water-in-oil-in-water emulsions using microfluidization and straight-through microchannel emulsificationIsao Kobayashi, Xuefang Lou, Sukekuni Mukataka and Mitsutoshi Nakajima
73-78Production of quasi-monodisperse emulsions with large droplets using a micromachined deviceYasuhiko Izumida, Shinji Sugiura, Tatsuya Oda, Mitsuo Satake and Mitsutoshi Nakajima

Volume 82, Number 2 / February 2005

81-85A simple and rapid procedure for phytate determination in soybeans and soy productsPrachuab Kwanyuen and Joe W. Burton
87-91Use of NMR for predicting protein concentration in soybean seeds based on oil measurementsA. D. Weir, J. Omielan, E. A. Lee and I. Rajcan
93-96Triacylglycerol composition of oil from Pistacia atlantica fruit growing in AlgeriaM. Yousfi, B. Nadjemi, R. Belal, I. Bombarda and E. M. Gaydou
97-103Autoxidation of cod liver oil with tocopherol and ascorbyl palmitateElisabeth Olsen, Gjermund Vogt, Kristin Saarem, Tyge Greibrokk and Astrid Nilsson
105-110A multivariate study of the relationship between fatty acids and volatile flavor components in olive and walnut oilsMariela M. Torres, Marcela L. Martínez and Damián M. Maestri
111-117Effect of randomization on the oxidative stability of corn oilTong Wang, Yongzhi Jiang and Earl G. Hammond
119-123Use of the activation energy concept to estimate the quality reduction of packaged olive oilFrank Coutelieris and Antonis Kanavouras
125-128New hihg-oleic peanut cultivars grown in the Southwestern United StatesRamakanth S. Jonnala, Nurhan T. Dunford and Kenton E. Dashiell
129-133Evaluation of vitamin E by HPLC in a variety of olive-based foodstuffsAntonio López, Alfredo Montaño and Antonio Garrido
135-140Effect of heat treatment and pH on the thermal, surface, and rheological properties of Lupinus albus proteinAbdellatif Mohamed, Steven C. Peterson, Mila P. Hojilla-Evangelista, David J. Sessa and Patricia Rayas-Duarte, et al.
141-146Experimental and predicted enthalpies of mixing of mixtures formed from alcohols and sunflower oil at 298.15 KCristina González, Manuel M. Piñeiro, José M. Resa, Jose L. Legido and M. Angeles Fanega
147-152Thermal and flow properties of oils from salmon headsSubramaniam Sathivel

Volume 82, Number 3 / March 2005

153-157Determination of the fatty acid composition of canola, flax, and solin by near-infrared spectroscopyBert J. Siemens and James K. Daun
159-164Continuous-phase fat crystals strongly influence water-in-oil emulsion stabilityS. M. Hodge and D. Rousseau
165-168The use of atomic force microscopy to measure the formation and development of chocolate bloom in pralinesPaul R. Smith and Annika Dahlman
169-173Fractionation and characterization of proteins from
175-179Composition of phenolic acids in sea buckthorn (
181-188Synthesis of mycolic acid biosurfactants and their physical and surface-active propertiesMyungjin Lee, Hyung Sub Gwak, Byeong Deog Park and Sung-Taik Lee
189-194Free radical meleation of soybean oil
195-199Temperature-dependent kinematic viscosity of selected biodiesel fuels and blends with diesel fuelWenqiao Yuan, Alan C. Hansen, Qin Zhang and Zhongchao Tan
201-205Physical properties of oleochemical carbonatesJames A. Kenar, Gerhard Knothe, Robert O. Dunn, Thomas W. Ryan and Andrew Matheaus
207-212A facile synthesis of aminohydroxy triglycerides from new crop oilsR. E. Harry-O'kuru, S. H. Gordon and A. Biswas
213-220A novel process for physically refining rice bran oil through simultaneous degumming and dewaxingL. Rajam, D. R. Soban Kumar, A. Sundaresan and C. Arumughan
221-227Recovery of corn oil from ethanol extracts of ground corn using membrane technologyJason R. Kwiatkowski and Munir Cheryan

Volume 82, Number 4 / April 2005

229-231Studies on the crystal growth of rice bran wax in a hexane mediumMahua Ghosh and Sibdas Bandyopadhyay
233-236HPLC method for the determination of synthetic thermal heating fluid (therminol 55TM) in basic oleochemicalsM. H. Moh, T. S. Tang and G. H. Tan
237-242Continuous production of structured phospholipids in a packed bed reactor with lipase from Thermomyces lanuginosaAnders Falk Vikbjerg, Lifeng Peng, Huiling Mu and Xuebing Xu
243-248Capabilities of different cooking oils in prevention of cholesterol oxidation during heatingZhimin Xu, Ting Zhang, Witoon Prinyawiwatkul and J. Samuel Godber
249-254Iron accumulation in oil during the deep-fat frying of meatWilliam E. Artz, Patricia C. Osidacz and Aline R. Coscione
255-260Radical scavenging activity of canola hull phenolicsM. Naczk, R. B. Pegg, R. Zadernowski and F. Shahidi
261-269Production of conjugated linoleic acid isomers by dehydration and isomerization of castor bean oilPierre Villeneuve, Regina Lago, Nathalie Barouh, Bruno Barea and Georges Piombo, et al.
271-277Synthesis and characterization of oleic succinic anhydrides: Structure-property relationsLaure Candy, Carlos Vaca-Garcia and Elisabeth Borredon
279-283Castor oil hydrogenation by a catalytic hydrogen transfer system using limonene as hydrogen donorMárcia Martinelli, Rosana de Cassia de Souza Schneider, Vanessa Zanon Baldissarelli, Maria Luiza von Holleben and Elina Bastos Caramao
285-292Adsorption of amphiphiles at an oil-water vs. an oil-metal interfaceGirma Biresaw
293-299Cooperative adsorption behavior of fatty acid methyl esters from hexadecane via coefficient of friction measurementsTodd L. Kurth, Girma Biresaw and Atanu Adhvaryu
301-303Prediction of the chemical equilibrium constant for peracetic acid formation by hydrogen peroxideMilovan Janković and Snežana Sinadinović-Fišer

Volume 82, Number 5 / May 2005

305-312In situ monitoring of solid fat content by means of pulsed nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry and ultrasonicsSilvana Martini, Constantin Bertoli, Maria Lidia Herrera, Ian Neeson and Alejandro Marangoni
313-317New technologies to determine solid fat content on-lineSilvana Martini, Maria Lidia Herrera and Alejandro Marangoni
319-328Attenuation of ultrasonic waves: Influence of microstructure and solid fat contentSilvana Martini, Constantin Bertoli, Maria Lidia Herrera, Ian Neeson and Alejandro Marangoni
329-334Diacylglycerol synthesis by enzymatic glycerolysis: Screening of commercially available lipasesJanni Brogaard Kristensen, Xuebing Xu and Huiling Mu
335-340Olive oil microemulsions as a biomimetic medium for enzymatic studies: Oxidation of oleuropeinV. Papadimitriou, T. G. Sotiroudis and A. Xenakis
341-347Enzymatic production of alkyl esters through alcoholysis: A critical evaluation of lipases and alcoholsLi Deng, Xuebing Xu, Gudmundur G. Haraldsson, Tianwei Tan and Fang Wang
349-355Study by proton nuclear magnetic resonance of the thermal oxidation of oils rich in oleic acyl groupsMaría D. Guillén and Ainhoa Ruiz
357-363Thermal properties and adhesiveness of soy protein modified with cationic detergentY. Wang, D. Wang and X. S. Sun
365-371Polyurethane networks from formiated soy polyols: Synthesis and mechanical characterizationLuciane L. Monteavaro, Eduardo O. da Silva, Ana Paula O. Costa, Dimitrios Samios and Annelise E. Gerbase, et al.
373-379Retardation effect of jojoba chain length on the chemical reactivity of the liquid waxAleksandra Gorodetsky, Inna Zeltser and Arnon Shani
381-387Oxidative stability of soybean oil fatty acid methyl esters by oil stability index (OSI)Robert O. Dunn
389-392Oxidation kinetics of linoleic acid in the presence of saturated acyl l

Volume 82, Number 6 / June 2005

393-397Comparative study of total lipids in beef using chlorinated solvent and low-toxicity solvent methodsAugusto Tanamati, Claudio C. Oliveira, Jesui V. Visentainer, Makoto Matsushita and Nilson E. de Souza
399-408Crystal morphology, microstructure, and textural properties of model lipid systemsYuping Shi, Baomin Liang and Richard W. Hartel
409-413The use of 1H NMR for yield determination in the regioselective epoxidation of squaleneHans A. J. Aerts, Bert F. E. Sels and Pierre A. Jacobs
415-420The role of endogenous amphiphiles on the stability of virgin olive oil-in-water emulsionsT. G. Sotiroudis, G. T. Sotiroudis, N. Varkas and A. Xenakis
421-426Enzymatic incorporation of stearic acid into a blend of palm olein and palm kernel oil: Optimization by response surface methodologyStephen E. Lumor and Casimir C. Akoh
427-431Influence of formulation on the thermal behavior of ice cream mix and ice creamC. Granger, A. Schöppe, A. Leger, P. Barey and M. Cansell
433-438Linalyl oleate as a frying oil autoxidation inhibitorBaran Onal-Ulusoy, Earl Hammond and Pamela White
439-444Phytosterols in cereal by-productsYongzhi Jiang and Tong Wang
445-449Toward increasing erucic acid content in oilseed rape (Brassica napus L.) through the combination with genes for high oleic acidNurtjahjo Dwi Sasongko and Christian Möllers
451-456Effect of alkali on the refunctionalization of soy protein by hydrothermal cookingH. Wang, T. Wang and L. A. Johnson
457-462Surface roughness during storage of chocolate: Fractal analysis and possible mechanismsRoberto Quevedo, Christopher Brown, Pedro Bouchon and José M. Aguilera
463-464Tocopherol, tocotrienol, and oryzanol content of rice bran aqueous extractsM. A. Monsoor and A. Proctor

Volume 82, Number 7 / July 2005

465-469Rubber seed oil quality assessment and authenticationA. I. Aigbodion and I. O. Bakare
471-479The effect of supercooling on crystallization of cocoa butter-vegetable oil blendsDavid Pérez-Martínez, C. Alvarez-Salas, J. A. Morales-Rueda, J. F. Toro-Vazquez and M. Charó-Alonso, et al.
481-485Preparation of fatty amide polyols via epoxidation of vegetable oil amides by oat seed peroxygenaseGeorge J. Piazza and Thomas A. Foglia
487-493Feed batch addition of saccharide during saccharide-fatty acid esterification catalyzed by immobilized lipase: Time course, water activity, and kinetic modelHung T. Dang, Oriana Obiri and Douglas G. Hayes
495-499Incorporation of laurate and hydroxylaurate into phosphatidylcholines and acylglycerols in castor microsomesJiann-Tsyh Lin, Seiji Wani, Xiaohua He, Tasha Nguyen and Thomas A. McKeon
501-504Characterization of primary fatty amides produced by lipase-catalyzed amidation of hydroxylated fatty acidsWilliam E. Levinson, Tsung Min Kuo and David Weisleder
505-510Performance of sunflower oil with high levels of oleic and palmitic acids during industrial frying of almonds, peanuts, and sunflower seedsS. Marmesat, M. Mancha, M. V. Ruiz-Méndez and M. C. Dobarganes
511-517Effect of sprouting on the quality and composition of canola seed and oilVéronique J. Barthet and James K. Daun
519-524Oxidation stability of methyl esters studied by differential thermal analysis and rancimatJ. Polavka, J. Paligová, J. Cvengroš and P. Simon
525-530Biodiesel from an alkaline transesterification reaction of soybean oil using ultrasonic mixingJosé A. Colucci, Ernesto E. Borrero and Fabio Alape
531-535Isomerization of α-pinene, limonene, α-terpinene, and terpinolene on sulfated zirconiaNora A. Comelli, Esther N. Ponzi and Marta I. Ponzi
537-542A kinetic model for bleaching vegetable oilsCristiana Gomes de Oliveira and Luismar Marques Porto

Volume 82, Number 8 / August 2005

543-547Modeling of kinetics for the enzymatic hydrolysis of sunflower oil in a high-pressure reactorMateja Primožič, Maja Habulin and Željko Knez
549-557Enzymatic production of human milk fat substitutes containing γ-linolenic acid: Optimization of reactions by response surface methodologyNese Sahin, Casimir C. Akoh and Artemis Karaali
559-564Solvent optimization for efficient enzymatic monoacylglycerol production based on a glycerolysis reactionM. L. Damstrup, T. Jensen, F. V. Sparsø, S. Z. Kiil and A. D. Jensen, et al.
565-569Extraction of egg-yolk lecithinLuz E. Palacios and Tong Wang
571-578Egg-yolk lipid fractionation and lecithin characterizationLuz E. Palacios and Tong Wang
579-584Acceleration of the thermoxidation of oil by heme ironWilliam E. Artz, Patricia C. Osidacz and Aline R. Coscione
585-591Fuel properties and nitrogen oxide emission levels of biodiesel produced from animal fatsVictor T. Wyatt, Melissa A. Hess, Robert O. Dunn, Thomas A. Foglia and Michael J. Haas, et al.
593-597Removal of dioxins and PCB from fish oil by activated carbon and its influence on the nutritional quality of the oilJeroen Maes, Bruno De Meulenaer, Peter Van Heerswynghels, Wim De Greyt and Gauthier Eppe, et al.
599-602Al-Pillared clay for cottonseed oil bleaching: An optimization studyMustafa Oguzhan Caglayan, Suleyman Kafa and Nevzat Yigit
603-608Composition and economic comparison of germ fractions from modified corn processing technologiesDavid B. Johnston, Andrew J. McAloon, Robert A. Moreau, Kevin B. Hicks and Vijay Singh
609-612Cottonseed extraction with mixtures of acetone and hexaneM. S. Kuk, R. Tetlow and M. K. Dowd
613-617Kinetic modeling of the glycerolysis reaction for soybean oils in supercritical carbon dioxide mediaPaul H. L. Moquin, Feral Temelli, Jerry W. King and Monica M. Palcic

Volume 82, Number 9 / September 2005

619-623Production of MAG of CLA by esterification with dehydration at ordinary temperature using Penicillium camembertii lipaseYomi Watanabe, Yoshie Yamauchi-Sato, Toshihiro Nagao, Satoshi Negishi and Tadamasa Terai, et al.
625-630Sophorolipid biosynthesis from a biodiesel co-product streamRichard D. Ashby, Alberto Nuñez, Daniel K. Y. Solaiman and Thomas A. Foglia
631-637A novel ∈-lysine acylase from
639-646Fatty acid evolution during the storage of ground, roasted coffeesMaría A. Vila, Susana Andueza, M. Paz de Peña and Concepción Cid
647-652Addition of ferulic acid, ethyl ferulate, and feruloylated monoacyl- and diacylglycerols to salad oils and frying oilsK. Warner and J. A. Laszlo
653-659Ozone-mediated polyol synthesis from soybean oilPhuong Tran, Daniel Graiver and Ramani Narayan
661-665Transesterification of brazilian vegetable oils with methanol over ion-exchange resinsSimone C. M. dos Reis, Elizabeth R. Lachter, Regina S. V. Nascimento, Jorge A. Rodrigues and Marcelli Garcia Reid
667-672The influence of genotypic variation in protein composition on emulsifying properties of soy proteinsMirjana B. Pesic, Biljana V. Vucelic-Radovic, Miroljub B. Barac and Sladjana P. Stanojevic
673-678Response surface methodology applied to optimization of distilled monoglycerides productionLeonardo Vasconcelos Fregolente, César Benedito Batistella, Rubens Maciel Filho and Maria Regina Wolf Maciel
679-684Development of a method for chlorophyll removal from canola oil using mineral acidsManochehr Bahmaei, Elham sadat Sabbaghian and Ebrahim Farzadkish
685Morphology of fat bloom in chocolateYasuyoshi Kinta and Tamao Hatta
687-689Uruguayan nandu (Rhea americana) oil: A comparison with emu and ostrich oilsMaria A. Grompone, Bruno Irigaray and Martín Gil

Volume 82, Number 10 / October 2005

691-705Phospholipases: Occurrence and production in microorganisms, assay for high-throughput screening, and gene discovery from natural and man-made diversityJae Kwang Song, Jeong Jun Han and Joon Shick Rhee
707-716Computational estimation of the composition of fat/oil mixtures containing interesterifications from gas and liquid chromatography dataMartin H. van Vliet, Geert M. P. van Kempen, Marcel J. T. Reinders and Dick de Ridder
717-725Sterol fractions in hazelnut and virgin olive oils and 4,4′-dimethylsterols as possible markers for detection of adulteration of virgin olive oilSodeif Azadmard Damirchi, Geoffrey P. Savage and Paresh C. Dutta
727-730Lipase-catalyzed preparation of palmitic and stearic acid-rich phosphatidylcholineJ. R. C. Reddy, T. Vijeeta, M. S. L. Karuna, B. V. S. K. Rao and R. B. N. Prasad
731-736Structured lipids from high-laurate canola oil and long-chain omega-3 fatty acidsFayez Hamam and Fereidoon Shahidi
737-743Triglyceride selectivity of immobilized
745-748Effect of CLA on the cellular lipids of Saccharomyces cerevisiaeSanna Jaakola, Marjatta Vahvaselkä and Simo Laakso
749-752Safety evaluation of ambrette (Abelmoschus moschatus linn) seed oilY. R. Rao, K. S. Jena, D. Sahoo, P. K. Rout and Shakir Ali
753-757Oxidative stability of healthful frying oil medium and uptake of inherent nutraceuticals during deep fryingNasirullah and Baby Latha Rangaswamy
759-765Effects of herbs on hydrolytic and oxidative degradation of olive oil in canned tomatoesAntonietta Baiano, Tommaso Gomes and Carla Severini
767-769Fat content of oilseeds used as foods is dependent on the method of determinationJames K. Daun and Robin Thomas
771-773Equations correlate molar dielectric constants with homolog chain lengthCharles H. Fisher

Volume 82, Number 11 / November 2005

775-782Formulation of zero-trans acid shortenings and margarines and other food fats with products of the oil palmK. G. Berger and Nor Aini Idris
783-789Production of cocoa butter substitutes via two-stage static fractionation of palm kernel oilG. Calliauw, I. Foubert, W. De Greyt, P. Dijckmans and M. Kellens, et al.
791-795Rapid synthesis of palm-based monoacylglycerolsSit-Foon Cheng, Yuen-May Choo, Ah-Ngan Ma and Cheng-Hock Chuah
797-802Characterization of fish oil-in-water emulsions using light-scattering, nuclear magnetic resonance, and gas chromatography-headspace analysesZhiping Shen, Punsandani Udabage, Iko Burgar and Mary Ann Augustin
803-808Deacidification of soybean oil using supercritical fluid and membrane technologyW. E. Artz, T. Kinyanjui and M. Cheryan
809-815The composition of corn oil obtained by the alcohol extraction of ground cornRobert A. Moreau and Kevin B. Hicks
817-823Optimization of enzymatic assay for the measurement of lipoxygenase activity in organic solvent mediaMireille Vega, Salwa Karboune, Florence Husson and Selim Kermasha
825-831Production of FAME from acid oil model using immobilized Candida antarctica lipaseYomi Watanabe, Praphan Pinsirodom, Toshihiro Nagao, Takashi Kobayashi and Yutaka Nishida, et al.
833-837Purification of Arachidonic acid from Mortierella single-cell oil by selective esterification with Burkholderia cepacia lipaseAsao Yamauchi, Toshihiro Nagao, Yomi Watanabe, Motoo Sumida and Takashi Kobayashi, et al.
839-843Monooxygenase system of Bacillus megaterium ALA2: Studies on palmitic acid oxidation productsChing T. Hou
845-849The production of fatty acid isopropyl esters and their use as a diesel engine fuelPaul S. Wang, Mustafa E. Tat and Jon Van Gerpen
851-854The influence of moisture content and cooking on the screw pressing and prepressing of corn oil from corn germRobert A. Moreau, David B. Johnston and Kevin B. Hicks

Volume 82, Number 12 / December 2005

855-862High-throughput determination of oil content in corn kernels using nuclear magnetic resonance imagingJohn J. Kotyk, Marty D. Pagel, Kevin L. Deppermann, Ronald F. Colletti and Norman G. Hoffman, et al.
863-868Characterization of laurel fruit oil from Madeira Island, PortugalPaula C. Castilho, Maria do Céu Costa, Ana Rodrigues and Ana Partidário
869-874Evaluation of oxidative stability of canola oils by headspace analysisAmy Richards, Chakra Wijesundera and Phil Salisbury
875-879Lipase-assisted acidolysis of high-laurate canola oil with eicosapentaenoic acidFayez Hamam, James Daun and Fereidoon Shahidi
881-885Lipase-catalyzed esterification of lactic acid with straight-chain alcoholsTorben H. Roenne, Xuebing Xu and Tianwei Tan
887-892Sensory and oxidative quality of screw-pressed flaxseed oilD. Wiesenborn, N. Kangas, K. Tostenson, C. Hall and K. Chang
893-897Determination of conjugated linolenic acid content of selected oil seeds grown in TurkeySevil Özgül-Yücel
899-904Optimization of Brassica carinata oil methanolysis for biodiesel productionGemma Vicente, Mercedes Martínez and José Aracil
905-909Gossypol removal by adsorption from cottonseed miscellaM. S. Kuk and R. Tetlow
911-916Sepiolite: An effective bleaching adsorbent for the physical refining of degummed rapeseed oilEyüp Sabah and Mehmet Sabri Çelik
917-924Hydrochlorination of oleic acid: Kinetics and Henry's constantDanae Doulia and Dimitris Klimentzos
925-929Monitoring of hydrogenation with various catalyst ratiosMelih Cizmeci, Anar Musavi, Muammer Kayahan and Aziz Tekin

Volume 83, Number 1 / January 2006

1-9A differential scanning calorimetry study of the crystallization kinetics of tristearin-tripalmitin mixturesW. MacNaughtan, I. A. Farhat, C. Himawan, V. M. Starov and A. G. F. Stapley
11-14Supercritical fluid extraction to determine the oil content in copra and extracted mealCelestino Asis, Ruther Baroy, Socorro Bendijo, Steven L. Hansen and Vivien Nacion, et al.
15-20Evaluation of SafTestTM methods for monitoring frying oil qualitySwee Yee Foo, Susan Cuppett and Vicki Schlegel
21-25Enzymatic transesterification of sunflower oil in an aqueous-oil biphasic systemA. C. Oliveira and M. F. Rosa
27-33Production of heat-sensitive monoacylglycerols by enzymatic glycerolysis in tert-pentanol: Process optimization by response surface methodologyM. L. Damstrup, T. Jensen, F. V. Sparsø, S. Z. Kiil and A. D. Jensen, et al.
35-38Synthesis of triacylglycerol containing conjugated linoleic acid by esterification using two blended lipasesTadashiro Hirose, Yoshie Yamauchi-Sato, Yuri Arai and Satoshi Negishi
39-45Mechanism for refunctionalizing heat-denatured soy protein by alkaline hydrothermal cookingH. Wang, T. Wang and L. A. Johnson
47-52A study of the oxidation and wear properties of vegetable oils: Soybean oil without additivesWaleska Castro, Joseph M. Perez, Sevim Z. Erhan and Filomena Caputo
53-57Improvement of biodiesel production based on the application of ultrasound: Monitoring of the procedure by FTIR spectroscopyN. G. Siatis, A. C. Kimbaris, C. S. Pappas, P. A. Tarantilis and M. G. Polissiou
59-63Retention of isoflavones and saponins during the processing of soy protein isolatesJun Lin, Padmanaban G. Krishnan and Chunyang Wang
65-69Production of mustard protein isolates from oriental mustard seed (Brassica juncea L.)Rebecca Marnoch and Levente L. Diosady
71-78Functionality of soy protein produced by enzyme-assisted extractionS. Jung, B. P. Lamsal, V. Stepien, L. A. Johnson and P. A. Murphy

Volume 83, Number 2 / February 2006

79-91Conversion of oils and fats using advanced mesoporous heterogeneous catalystsIsa K. Mbaraka and Brent H. Shanks
93-99Enrichment of CLA isomers by selective esterification with l
101-107Lipase-catalyzed transesterification of trilinolein or trilinolenin with selected phenolic acidsKebba Sabally, Salwa Karboune, Richard St-Louis and Selim Kermasha
109-115Lipase-catalyzed acidolysis of menhaden oil with pinolenic acidIn-Hwan Kim and Charles G. Hill
117-120Study on the composition of rice bran oil and its higher free fatty acids valueA. G. Gopala Krishna, K. H. Hemakumar and Sakina Khatoon
121-127The effect of intermittent and continuous heating of soybean oil at frying temperature on the formation of 4-hydroxy-2-trans-nonenal and other α-, β-unsaturated hydroxyaldehydesC. M. Seppanen and A. Saari Csallany
129-136Chemical modification of vegetable oils for lubricant applicationsBrajendra K. Sharma, Atanu Adhvaryu, Zengshe Liu and Sevim Z. Erhan
137-145Effect of substrate on sophorolipid propertiesRobert N. Glenns and David G. Cooper
147-151Ceramer coatings from castor oil or epoxidized castor oil and tetraethoxysilaneMaria Augusta de Luca, Márcia Martinelli, Marly Maldaner Jacobi, Patrícia Luíza Becker and Marco Flores Ferrão
153-157Solvent extraction of ethanol from aqueous solutions using biobased oils, alcohols, and estersRichard D. Offeman, Serena K. Stephenson, George H. Robertson and William J. Orts
159-164Effect of refining on the phenolic composition of crude olive oilsAranzazu García, M Victoria Ruiz-Méndez, Concepción Romero and Manuel Brenes
165-170Susceptibility of water-emulsified extra virgin olive oils to oxidationL. Ambrosone, G. Cinelli, M. Mosca and A. Ceglie

Volume 83, Number 3 / March 2006

171-185Clinical application of C18 and C20 chain length polyunsaturated fatty acids and their biotechnological production in plantsG. Griffiths and N. Morse
187-191A fourier transform infrared spectroscopic method for determining butylated hydroxytoluene in palm olein and palm oilW. Ammawath, Y. B. Che Man, R. B. Abdul Rahman and B. S. Baharin
193-199Scale-sensitive fractal analysis of the surface roughness of bloomed chocolateVilbett Briones, Christopher A. Brown and José M. Aguilera
201-207Kinetics and quantitative structure-activity relationships for pseudomonas sp. Lipase-catalyzed hydrolysis of both monoesters and diesters of ethylene glycolShyh-Ying Chiou, Yu-Ru Cheng, Chun-Ping Lu, Yan-Fu Lin and Long-Yau Lin, et al.
209-213Esterification of lauric acid using lipase immobilized in the micropores of a hollow-fiber membraneMuneharu Goto, Hidetaka Kawakita, Kazuya Uezu, Satoshi Tsuneda and Kyoichi Saito, et al.
215-221Concentration of eicosapentaenoic acid by selective esterification using lipasesA. Ramírez Fajardo, L. Esteban Cerdán, A. Robles Medina, M. M. Muñío Martínez and E. Hita Peña, et al.
223-230Antioxidant activity of almonds and their by-products in food model systemsSubhashinee S. K. Wijeratne, Ryszard Amarowicz and Fereidoon Shahidi
231-237Bond quality of soy-based phenolic adhesives in southern pine plywoodIn Yang, Monlin Kuo and Deland J. Myers
239-245Soy protein combined with copper and boron compounds for providing effective wood preservationIn Yang, Monlin Kuo and Deland J. Myers
247-252Optimization of the chemoenzymatic epoxidation of soybean oilTomáš Vlček and Zoran S. Petrović
253-259Effect of temperature programming on the performance of urea inclusion compound-based free fatty acid fractionationDouglas G. Hayes
261-267A novel method for solvent fractionation of two CLA isomersHidetaka Uehara, Tomomi Suganuma, Satoshi Negishi, Satoru Ueno and Kiotaka Sato

Volume 83, Number 4 / April 2006

269-302Reaction chemistry of gossypol and its derivativesJames A. Kenar
303-308Analysis and characterization of edible oils by chemometric methodsLiliana M. Giacomelli, Miguel Mattea and Claudio D. Ceballos
309-314Computer simulation of fractal dimensions of fat crystal networksDongming Tang and Alejandro G. Marangoni
315-321Influence of chemical refining on the major and minor components of rice brain oilV. Van Hoed, G. Depaemelaere, J. Vila Ayala, P. Santiwattana and R. Verhe, et al.
323-329Analytical characterization of hemp (Cannabis sativa) seed oil from different agro-ecological zones of PakistanFarooq Anwar, Sajid Latif and Muhammad Ashraf
331-334Comparison of the frying stability of regular and high-oleic acid sunflower oilsL. Normand, N. A. M. Eskin and R. Przybylski
335-340Mechanism of the inhibition of calmodulin-dependent neuronal nitric oxide synthase by flaxseed protein hydrolysatesAdetayo O. Omoni and Rotimi E. Aluko
341-344Tocopherol—An intrinsic component of sunflower seed oil bodiesIan D. Fisk, Daniel A. White, Andre Carvalho and David A. Gray
345-351Tocopherol distribution and molecular species of triacylglycerols in soybean embryonic axesHiromi Yoshida, Yuka Tomiyama, Saki Kanrei and Yoshiyuki Mizushina
353-357Correlating chemical structure and physical properties of vegetable oil estersJorge de A. Rodrigues, Fabianne de P. Cardoso, Elizabeth R. Lachter, Luciana R. M. Estevão and Edson Lima, et al.
359-364Fatty acids, tocols, and carotenoids in pulp oil of three sea buckthorn species (Hippophae rhamnoides, H. salicifolia, and H. tibetana) grown in the Indian HimalayasA. Ranjith, K. Sarin Kumar, V. V. Venugopalan, C. Arumughan and R. C. Sawhney, et al.
365-370Carotenoids from red palm methyl esters by nanofiltrationD. Darnoko and Munir Cheryan
371-375Pheophytin α degradation products as useful indices in the quality control of virgin olive oilChristina Anniva, Despina Grigoriadou, Eleni Psomiadou and Maria Z. Tsimidou

Volume 83, Number 5 / May 2006

377-388Microstructure and fractal analysis of fat crystal networksDongming Tang and Alejandro G. Marangoni
389-399Approaches to quantification of microstructure for model lipid systemsBaomin Liang, Jason L. Sebright, Yuping Shi, Richard W. Hartel and John H. Perepezko
401-405Determination of trace manganese and Ni in neem oil by ETA-AAS with emulsion sample introductionZ. Benzo, T. Zoltan, M. Murillo, M. Quintal and J. Salas, et al.
407-413The regiospecific position of 18∶1 cis and trans monoenoic fatty acids in milk fat triacylglycerolsHeikki Kallio, Kati Korkiasaari, Olli Sjövall, Jukka-Pekka Suomela and Kaisa Linderborg
415-419A simple method to measure lipase activity in wheat and wheat bran as an estimation of storage qualityDevin J. Rose and Oscar A. Pike
421-427Measurement of soybean fatty acids by near-infrared spectroscopy: Linear and nonlinear calibration methodsIgor V. Kovalenko, Glen R. Rippke and Charles R. Hurburgh
429-434Improvement in the gas chromatographic resolution of petroselinate from oleateTerry A. Isbell, Lindsay A. Green, Stephanie S. DeKeyser, Linda K. Manthey and James A. Kenar, et al.
435-441Effects of expeller-pressed/physically refined soybean oil on frying oil stability and flavor of french-fried potatoesK. Warner and Christopher Dunlap
443-448Comparison of bio- and autocatalytic esterification of oils using mono- and diglyceridesB. K. De
449-456Purification and identification of rice bran oil fatty acid steryl and wax estersSetiyo Gunawan, Shaik Ramjan Vali and Yi-Hsu Ju
457-460Comparison of membrane extraction with traditional extraction methods for biodiesel productionH. Y. He, X. Guo and S. L. Zhu
461-467Phase-equilibrium modeling in the hydrogenation of vegetable oils and derivativesSelva Pereda, Laura Rovetto, Susana B. Bottini and Esteban A. Brignole
469-471Apricot kernel: Physical and chemical propertiesM. Alpaslan and M. Hayta
473-474The importance of peroxide value in assessing food quality and food safetyNaohiro Gotoh and Shun Wada

Volume 83, Number 6 / June 2006

475-488Evaluation of the CP-Sil 88 and SP-2560 GC columns used in the recently approved AOCS official method Ce 1h-05: Determination of cis-, trans-, saturated, monounsaturated, and polyunsaturated fatty acids in vegetable or non-ruminant animal oils and fats by capillary GLC methodW. M. Nimal Ratnayake, Steven L. Hansen and Michael P. Kennedy
489-496Polymorphism and growth behavior of low-trans fat blends formulated with and without emulsifiersMarina Cerdeira, Silvana Martini, Roberto J. Candal and María L. Herrera
497-503Formation, structure, and rheological properties of ricinelaidic acid-vegetable oil organogelsAmanda J. Wright and Alejandro G. Marangoni
505-511Phase behavior of model lipid systems: Solubility of high-melting fats in low-melting fatsYuqing Zhou and Richard W. Hartel
513-521Structuring of edible oils by mixtures of γ-oryzanol with β-sitosterol or related phytosterolsArjen Bot and Wim G. M. Agterof
523-528Antioxidant activity of rapeseed phenolics and their interactions with tocopherols during lipid oxidationU. Thiyam, H. Stöckmann and K. Schwarz
529-538Frying quality and oxidative stability of two unconventional oilsAbdalbasit Mariod, Bertrand Matthäus, K. Eichner and Ismail H. Hussein
539-545Accumulation of phospholipids and glycolipids in seed kernels of different sunflower mutants (Helianthus annuus)Joaquín J. Salas, Enrique Martínez-Force and Rafael Garcés
547-552Isolation and melting properties of branched-chain esters from lanolinLinxing Yao and Earl G. Hammond
553-558Viscoelastic properties of lupin proteins produced by ultrafiltration-diafiltrationJingyuan Xu, Abdellatif A. Mohamed, Mila P. Hojilla-Evangelista and David J. Sessa
559-566Elastohydrodynamic properties of seed oilsG. Biresaw
567-570Determining the acid number of biodieselSonam Mahajan, Samir K. Konar and David G. b. Boocock

Volume 83, Number 7 / July 2006

571-581Determination of solid fat content (SFC) of binary fat blends and use of these data to predict SFC of selected ternary fat blends containing low-erucic rapeseed oilSabine Braipson-Danthine and Claude Deroanne
583-596The effect of shear on the crystallization of cocoa butterS. Sonwai and M. R. Mackley
597-601Application of raman spectroscopy to monitor and quantify ethyl esters in soybean oil transesterificationGrace F. Ghesti, Julio L. de Macedo, Valdeilson S. Braga, Antonio T. C. P. de Souza and Vicente C. I. Parente, et al.
603-607Enzymatic preparation of enantiomerically pure sn-2,3-diacylglycerols: A stereoselective ethanolysis approachWeera Piyatheerawong, Tsuneo Yamane, Hideo Nakano and Yugo Iwasaki
609-614Elucidation of acyl migration during lipase-catalyzed production of structured phospholipidsAnders F. Vikbjerg, Huiling Mu and Xuebing Xu
615-619FA composition of the oil extracted from farmed atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) visceraTing Sun, Zhimin Xu and Witoon Prinyawiwatkul
621-628Synthesis of polyfunctional fatty amines from sophorolipid-derived 17-hydroxy oleic acidJonathan A. Zerkowski and Daniel K. Y. Solaiman
629-634Metathesis of unsaturated fatty acids: Synthesis of long-chain unsaturated-α,ω-dicarboxylic acidsHelen L. Ngo, Kerby Jones and Thomas A. Foglia
635-640Epoxidation of karanja (Pongamia glabra) oil by H2O2Vaibhav V. Goud, Narayan C. Pradhan and Anand V. Patwardhan
641-644Standard biodiesel from soybean oil by a single chemical reactionSonam Mahajan, Samir K. Konar and David G. B. Boocock
645-652Partial separation of polyunsaturated fatty acid esters from FAMEs mixtures by adsorption on silver nitrate-impregnated silica gelKesete Y. Ghebreyessus, Holly Schiltz and Robert J. Angelici
653-658Optimization of enzymatic degumming process for rapeseed oilBo Yang, Yong-Hua Wang and Ji-Guo Yang
659-662Purification of arachidonic acid from fungal single-cell oil via Al2O3-supported CuSO4 column chromatographyYun-Xiao Zhang, Jing-Chao Tao and Le Wang

Volume 83, Number 8 / August 2006

663-670Extraction and purification of oryzanol from rice bran oil and rice bran oil soapstockA. V. Narayan, R. S. Barhate and K. S. M. S. Raghavarao
671-675Biocatalytic production of 10-hydroxystearic acid, 10-ketostearic acid, and their primary fatty amidesTsung Min Kuo and William E. Levinson
677-681Monooxygenase system of Bacillus megaterium ALA2: Studies on linoleic acid epoxidation productsChing T. Hou
683-690Influence of seasonal conditions on the composition and quality parameters of monovarietal virgin olive oilsJosé Ramón Morelló, Maria Paz Romero and Maria José Motilva
691-695Effect of rosa mosqueta (Rosa rubiginosa) extract on the performance of chilean hazelnut oil (Gevuina avellana Mol.) at high temperatureP. Robert, N. Romero, J. Ortiz, L. Masson and D. Barrera-Arellano
697-705Modification of maillard browning in a microwaved glucose/glycine model system by water-soluble natural antioxidants and foods containing themWilliam L. Porter, Karen R. Conca, Walter G. Yeomans, Shawn Diotte and Amy Lynch, et al.
707-711Determination of essential fatty acids in captured and farmed tambaqui (Colossoma macropomum) from the Brazilian Amazonian areaNeiva Maria de Almeida and Maria Regina Bueno Franco
713-718Effects of cooking and screw-pressing on functional properties of Cuphea PSR23 seed proteinsMila P. Hojilla-Evangelista and Roque L. Evangelista
719-723Sesame seed is a rich source of dietary lignansAli A. Moazzami and Afaf Kamal-Eldin
725-729Methoxylation of methyl oleate in the presence of dealuminated Y faujasites in their protonic formClément Lansalot-Matras, Paul Lozano, Daniel Pioch, Annie Finiels and Claude Moreau, et al.
731-737Enzymatic hydrolysis of extruded-expelled soy flour and resulting functional propertiesB. P. Lamsal, C. Reitmeier, P. A. Murphy and L. A. Johnson
739-745DSC study on the melting properties of palm oil, sunflower oil, and palm kernel olein blends before and after chemical interesterificationNoor Lida Habi Mat Dian, Kalyana Sundram and Nor Aini Idris

Volume 83, Number 9 / September 2006

747-752Selected traditional structural descriptors and RM values for estimation and prediction of lipophilicity of homologous series of saturated fatty acidsAlina Pyka and Katarzyna Bober
753-758Identification and quantification of feruloylated mono-, di-, and triacylglycerols from vegetable oilsDavid L. Compton, Joseph A. Laszlo and Mark A. Berhow
759-763Environmental effects on fatty acid levels in soybean seed oilGuangyun Hou, Gary R. Ablett, K. Peter Pauls and Istvan Rajcan
765-770Enzymatic glycerolysis and transesterification of vegetable oil for enhanced production of feruloylated glycerolsJoseph A. Laszlo and David L. Compton
771-775Effect of rosehip extraction process on oil and defatted meal physicochemical propertiesJ. Concha, C. Soto, R. Chamy and M. E. Zúñiga
777-784Microwave roasting effects on the physico-chemical composition and oxidative stability of sunflower seed oilFozia Anjum, Farooq Anwar, Amer Jamil and M. Iqbal
785-790Characterization of proteins in Cuphea (PSR23) seedsRoque L. Evangelista, Y. Victor Wu and Mila P. Hojilla-Evangelista
791-796Varietal and crop year effects on lipid composition of walnut (Juglans regia) genotypesMarcela L. Martínez, Miguel A. Mattea and Damián M. Maestri
797-802Industrial trial to evaluate the effect of oxygen concentration on overall quality of refined, bleached, and deodorized soybean oil in PET bottlesC. S. Arruda, W. S. Garcez, D. Barrera-Arellano and J. M. Block
803-809Compositional characteristics of protein ingredients prepared from high-sucrose/low-stachyose soybeansNicolas A. Deak, Patricia Murphy and Lawrence A. Johnson
811-818Functional properties of protein ingredients prepared from high-sucrose/low-stachyose soybeansNicolas A. Deak and Lawrence A. Johnson
819-822Ethanolysis of castor and cottonseed oil: A systematic study using classical catalystsSimoni M. Plentz Meneghetti, Mario R. Meneghetti, Carlos R. Wolf, Eid C. Silva and Gilvan E. S. Lima, et al.

Volume 83, Number 10 / October 2006

823-833Analyzing biodiesel: standards and other methodsGerhard Knothe
835-840Antioxidant capacity of flaxseed lignans in two model systemsFarah S. Hosseinian, Alister D. Muir, Neil D. Westcott and Ed S. Krol
841-845Interesterification of tea seed oil and its application in margarine productionElham Fattahi-far, Mohammad Ali Sahari and Mohsen Barzegar
847-854Characterization of cold-pressed onion, parsley, cardamom, mullein, roasted pumpkin, and milk thistle seed oilsJohn Parry, Zhigang Hao, Marla Luther, Lan Su and Kequan Zhou, et al.
855-861Oxidative stability of flax and hemp oilsReem Abuzaytoun and Fereidoon Shahidi
863-868Pilot-scale supercritical carbon dioxide extraction and fractionation of wheat germ oilMichael Eisenmenger, Nurhan T. Dunford, Fred Eller, Scott Taylor and Jose Martinez
869-872Hydroxyl content and refractive index determinations on transesterified soybean oilWenlei Xie and Haitao Li
873-877Kinetics of base-catalyzed transesterification of triglycerides from Pongamia oilS. K. Karmee, D. Chandna, R. Ravi and A. Chadha
879-884Effects of neutralization with lime on the quality of acid olive oilK. Essid, M. Trabelsi and M. H. Frikha
885-891Extraction of rice brain oil using supercritical carbon dioxide and propaneDarrell Sparks, Rafael Hernandez, Mark Zappi, Dean Blackwell and Trey Fleming
893-898Quality of residual oil from palm-pressed mesocarp fiber (Elaeis guineensis) using supercritical CO2 with and without ethanolHarrison Lik Nang Lau, Yuen May Choo, Ah Ngan Ma and Cheng Hock Chuah
899-903Predicting temperature-dependence viscosity of vegetable oils from fatty acid compositionO. O. Fasina, H. Hallman, M. Craig-Schmidt and C. Clements

Volume 83, Number 11 / November 2006

905-912Practical implications of the phase-compositional assessment of lipid-based food products by time-domain NMRFranck P. Duval, John P. M. van Duynhoven and Arjen Bot
913-921Modification of the Avrami model for application to the kinetics of the melt crystallization of lipidsSuresh S. Narine, Kerry L. Humphrey and Laziz Bouzidi
923-927Evaluation of ethanolysis with immobilized Candida antarctica lipase for regiospecific analysis of triacylglycerols containing highly unsaturated fatty acidsZhiping Shen and Chakra Wijesundera
929-932Optimization of enzymatic methanolysis of soybean oil by response surface methodologySeda Demirkol, H. Ayse Aksoy, Melek Tüter, Guldem Ustun and Dursun Ali Sasmaz
933-941Pure lycopene from tomato preserves extra virgin olive oil from natural oxidative events during storageDomenico Montesano, Lina Cossignani, Gilda D'Arco, Maria Stella Simonetti and Pietro Damiani
943-946Chemical analysis of ozonized theobroma fatMaritza F. Díaz Gómez, Goitybell Martínez Téllez, Maikel Arteaga Cruz and Rafael Garcés Mancheno
947-952Oxidative stability and storage behavior of fatty acid methyl esters derived from used palm oilSoh-Kheang Loh, Soo-Mooi Chew and Yuen-May Choo
953-957Supercritical fluid extraction of daphne (Laurus nobilis L.) seed oilSedat H. Beis and Nurhan T. Dunford
959-963πSynthesis and evaluation of a series of α-hydroxy ethers derived from isopropyl oleateBryan R. Moser and Sevim Z. Erhan
965-972Stabilization of oils by microencapsulation with heated protein-glucose syrup mixturesJenny Kartika Rusli, Luz Sanguansri and Mary Ann Augustin
973-979Flaking and extrusion as mechanical treatments for enzyme-assisted aqueous extraction of oil from soybeansB. P. Lamsal, P. A. Murphy and L. A. Johnson
981-983Changes in long-term soybean compositional patternsThomas J. Brumm and Charles R. Hurburgh

Volume 83, Number 12 / December 2006

985-997Coronary heart disease: How do the benefits of ω-3 fatty acids compare with those of aspirin, alcohol/red wine, and statin drugs?Hemendra Basu, Steven Pernecky, Aditi Sengupta and George U. Liepa
999-1005Acidity of oryzanol and its contribution to free fatty acids value in vegetable oilsA. G. Gopala Krishna, K. H. Hemakumar and Sakina Khatoon
1007-1014Polymorphic transitions of cocoa butter affected by high hydrostatic pressure and sucrose polyestersJun-Hyun Oh and Barry G. Swanson
1015-1020Preparation and surface-active properties of hydroxy and epoxy fatty acid-containing soy phospholipidsSoma Das and D. K. Bhattacharyya
1021-1025One-pot synthesis of fatty acid epoxides from triacylglycerols using enzymes present in oat seedsGeorge J. Piazza and Thomas A. Foglia
1027-1032Effect of some terpenyl oleates on soybean oil oxidation at 180°CBaran Onal-Ulusoy, Earl Hammond and Pamela White
1033-1039Synthesis of hyperbranched P poly(glycerol-diacid) oligomersVictor T. Wyatt, Alberto Nuñez, Thomas A. Foglia and William N. Marmer
1041-1045Phase behavior of the base-catalyzed transesterification of soybean oilWeiyang Zhou and D. G. B. Boocock
1047-1052Phase distributions of alcohol, glycerol, and catalyst in the transesterification of soybean oilWeiyang Zhou and D. G. B. Boocock
1053-1062Microstructures formed by spray freezing of food fatsC. G. Gwie, R. J. Griffiths, D. T. Cooney, M. L. Johns and D. I. Wilson
1063-1068Comparison of two palladium catalysts on different supports during hydrogenationMelih Cizmeci, Anar Musavi, Aziz Tekin and Muammer Kayahan
1069-1070Losses of DHA from high temperatures of columns during GLC of methyl esters of long-chain omega-3 fatty acidsR. G. Ackman

Volume 84, Number 1 / January 2007

1Springer and AOCS: New Publishing ArrangementRich Hartel
3-9Time, Temperature, and Concentration Dependence of Ricinelaidic Acid–Canola Oil OrganogelationAmanda J. Wright and Alejandro G. Marangoni
11-21Practical Syntheses of Triacylglycerol Regioisomers Containing Long-chain Polyunsaturated Fatty AcidsBenjamin H. Fraser, Patrick Perlmutter and Chakra Wijesundera
23-29Occurrence of Conjugated Linolenic Acids in Purified Soybean OilTomohisa Kinami, Naoto Horii, Bhaskar Narayan, Shingo Arato and Masashi Hosokawa, et al.
31-36A Comparative Study of the Properties of Selected Melon Seed Oils as Potential Candidates for Development into Commercial Edible Vegetable OilsM. B. Mabaleha, Y. C. Mitei and S. O. Yeboah
37-45Sensory Assessment of Microencapsulated Fish Oil PowderWojciech Kolanowski, Danuta Jaworska, Jenny Weißbrodt and Benno Kunz
47-54Fatty Acid Composition of the Oil from Developing Seeds of Different Varieties of Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.)Umit Gecgel, Mehmet Demirci, Enver Esendal and Murat Tasan
55-63Physical Properties of Polyurethanes Produced from Polyols from Seed Oils: I. ElastomersSuresh S. Narine, Xiaohua Kong, Laziz Bouzidi and Peter Sporns
65-72Physical Properties of Polyurethanes Produced from Polyols from Seed Oils: II. FoamsSuresh S. Narine, Xiaohua Kong, Laziz Bouzidi and Peter Sporns
73-81Polymeric Linoleic Acid–Polyolefin Conjugates: Cell Adhesion and BiocompatibilityBirten Çakmaklı, Baki Hazer, İshak Özel Tekin, Şerefden Açıkgöz and Murat Can
83-90Glycerolysis of Fatty Acid Methyl Esters: 1. Investigations in a Batch ReactorDevender S. Negi, Felix Sobotka, Tobias Kimmel, Günter Wozny and Reinhard Schomäcker
91-96Glycerolysis of Fatty Acid Methyl Esters: 2. Simulation and Experiments in Continuous ReactorsDevender S. Negi, Tobias Kimmel, Günter Wozny and Reinhard Schomäcker
97-105Optimization of the Aqueous Enzymatic Extraction of Rapeseed Oil and Protein HydrolysatesShao Bing Zhang, Zhang Wang and Shi Ying Xu

Volume 84, Number 2 / February 2007

107-115Composition, Structure, and Color of Fat Bloom Due to the Partial Liquefaction of Fat in Dark ChocolateYasuyoshi Kinta and Tamao Hatta
117-122Effect of Ru Nanoparticle Size on Hydrogenation of Soybean OilBinbin Xu, Kong Yong Liew and Jinlin Li
123-128Two-Step Production of Oil Enriched in Conjugated Linoleic Acids and DiacylglycerolPhuong-Lan Vu, Rae-Kyun Park, Yun-Jeung Lee, Yu-Mi Kim and Ha-Young Nam, et al.
129-136Defining the Role of Flavonoid Structure on Cottonseed Oil Stabilization: Study of A- and C-Ring SubstitutionDimitrios Tsimogiannis and Vassiliki Oreopoulou
137-149Characterization of Fractionated Soy Proteins Produced by a New Simplified ProcedureNicolas A. Deak, Patricia A. Murphy and Lawrence A. Johnson
151-155Evaluation of Water-Holding Capacity for Wheat–Soy Flour BlendsT. L. Traynham, Deland J. Myers, A. L. Carriquiry and L. A. Johnson
157-163Effects of Linalyl Oleate on Soybean Oil Flavor and Quality in a Frying ApplicationBaran Onal-Ulusoy, Pamela White and Earl Hammond
165-172Antioxidant Distributions and Triacylglycerol Molecular Species of Sesame Seeds (Sesamum indicum)Hiromi Yoshida, Megumi Tanaka, Yuka Tomiyama and Yoshiyuki Mizushina
173-179Production of Polyols from Canola Oil and their Chemical Identification and Physical PropertiesSuresh S. Narine, Jin Yue and Xiaohua Kong
181-187Extraction of Lipids from Municipal Wastewater Plant Microorganisms for Production of BiodieselStephen Dufreche, R. Hernandez, T. French, D. Sparks and M. Zappi, et al.
189-195Variables Affecting the Production of Standard BiodieselSonam Mahajan, Samir K. Konar and David G. B. Boocock
197-204Moisture Removal Substantially Improves the Efficiency of in Situ Biodiesel Production from SoybeansMichael J. Haas and Karen M. Scott

Volume 84, Number 3 / March 2007

205-209The Effect of Operational Parameters of the Rancimat Method on the Determination of the Oxidative Stability Measures and Shelf-Life Prediction of Soybean OilReza Farhoosh
211-217Separation of Triacylglycerol Species from Interesterified Oils by High-Performance Liquid ChromatographyJeung Hee Lee, Kerby C. Jones, Thomas A. Foglia, Alberto Nuñez and Jong Ho Lee, et al.
219-227Binary Phase Behavior of 1,3-Dipalmitoyl-2-oleoyl-sn-glycerol and 1,2-Dioleoyl-3-palmitoyl-rac-glycerolL. Zhang, S. Ueno, S. Miura and K. Sato
229-235Enhanced Oleic Acid Content in the Soybean Mutant M23 Is Associated with the Deletion in the Fad2-1a Gene Encoding a Fatty Acid DesaturaseDevinder Sandhu, Jessie L. Alt, Curtis W. Scherder, Walter R. Fehr and Madan K. Bhattacharyya
237-247Immobilization of Phospholipase C for the Production of Ceramide from Sphingomyelin HydrolysisLong Zhang, Lars I. Hellgren and Xuebing Xu
249-257Hexanal Synthesis in Isolated Soy ProteinsW. L. Boatright and G. Lu
259-268Effects of Extraction Temperature and Preservation Method on Functionality of Soy ProteinNicolas A. Deak and Lawrence A. Johnson
269-279Preparation of Glycinin and β-Conglycinin from High-Sucrose/Low-Stachyose SoybeansNicolas A. Deak, Patricia A. Murphy and Lawrence A. Johnson
281-288Barley Protein Isolate: Thermal, Functional, Rheological, and Surface PropertiesAbdellatif Mohamed, Mila P. Hojilla-Evangelista, Steve C. Peterson and Girma Biresaw
289-295Organic–Inorganic Hybrid Films Based on Hydroxylated Soybean OilsMárcia Campos Brasil, Annelise Engel Gerbase, Maria Augusta de Luca and José Ribeiro Gregório
297-304Free and Esterified 4,4′-dimethylsterols in Hazelnut Oil and their Retention During Refining ProcessesSodeif Azadmard-Damirchi and Paresh C. Dutta
305-314Effect of Extraction and Precipitation Conditions During Soybean Protein Isolate Production on the Genistein Series ContentF. J. Speroni Aguirre, V. Milesi and M. C. Añón

Volume 84, Number 4 / April 2007

315-324Review on Recent Trends in Rice Bran Oil ProcessingMahua Ghosh
325-329The Effect of Partial Acylglycerols on the Exchange Between Liquid and Solid TripalmitoylglycerolPaul R. Smith, István Furó, Kevin W. Smith and Fred Cain
331-338Structural and Mechanical Properties of Fats Quantified by UltrasonicsFatemeh Maleky, Rodrigo Campos and Alejandro G. Marangoni
339-342Interference of Saturated Fats in the Determination of Low Levels of
343-348Acyl Migration Kinetics of 2-Monoacylglycerols from Soybean Oil via 1H NMRDavid L. Compton, Karl E. Vermillion and Joseph A. Laszlo
349-355Hydroperoxide as a Prooxidant in the Oxidative Stability of Soybean OilHyun Jung Kim, Tae Shik Hahm and David B. Min
357-361One-Step Extraction and Concentration of Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids from Fish LiverJ. L. Guil-Guerrero, J. C. López-Martínez, M. A. Rincón-Cervera and P. Campra-Madrid
363-368Effects of Antioxidants on the Oxidative Stability of Oils Containing Arachidonic, Docosapentaenoic and Docosahexaenoic AcidsShirley D. Bartee, Hyun Jung Kim and David B. Min
369-376Fate of Phytic Acid in Producing Soy Protein IngredientsNicolas A. Deak and Lawrence A. Johnson
377-383Tocopherol Content and Profile of Soybean: Genotypic Variability and Correlation StudiesAnita Rani, Vineet Kumar, Sandeep K. Verma, Arvind K. Shakya and G. S. Chauhan
385-392Ethanolysis of Refined Soybean Oil Assisted by Sodium and Potassium HydroxidesKarla T. Kucek, Maria Aparecida F. César-Oliveira, Helena M. Wilhelm and Luiz P. Ramos
393-397Fatty Acids in Vernonia Produced in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the United StatesH. L. Bhardwaj, A. A. Hamama and D. A. Dierig
399-404Transesterification Kinetics of Soybean Oil for Production of Biodiesel in Supercritical MethanolHuayang He, Shiyao Sun, Tao Wang and Shenlin Zhu

Volume 84, Number 5 / May 2007

405-411Chemiluminescent Methods in Olive Oil AnalysisM. J. Navas and A. M. Jiménez
413-419Physico-Chemical Characterization of
421-426Formation of Granular Crystals in Margarine with Excess Amount of Palm OilL. Tanaka, S. Miura and T. Yoshioka
427-431Synthesis and Physical Properties of EOE and EEO, Triacylglycerols Containing Elaidic and Oleic Fatty AcidsR. O. Adlof and G. R. List
433-442Industrially Produced trans Fat in Foods in AustraliaChakra Wijesundera, Amy Richards and Claudio Ceccato
443-448An Efficient Methodology for the Preparation of Alkoxyglycerols Rich in Conjugated Linoleic Acid and Eicosapentaenoic AcidCarlos F. Torres, Luis Vazquez, Francisco J. Señoráns and Guillermo Reglero
449-456Synthesis and Physical Properties of Tallow-Oleic Estolide 2-Ethylhexyl EstersSteven C. Cermak, Alex L. Skender, Amy B. Deppe and Terry A. Isbell
457-461Functionalization of Oleyl Carbonate by EpoxidationJames A. Kenar
463-471Polyhydroxy Fatty Acids Derived from SophorolipidsJonathan A. Zerkowski and Daniel K. Y. Solaiman
473-478Temperature Effects on the Deacidification of Mixtures of Sunflower Oil and Oleic AcidM. M. Prieto González, J. C. Bada and E. Graciani
479-487Optimization of Deacidification of Mixtures of Sunflower Oil and Oleic Acid in a Continuous ProcessM. M. Prieto González, J. C. Bada, M. León and E. Graciani
489-495Using Microwave Heating and Microscopy to Estimate Optimal Corn Germ Oil Yield with a Bench-Scale PressL. C. Dickey, P. H. Cooke, M. J. Kurantz, A. McAloon and N. Parris, et al.
497-501Low-

Volume 84, Number 6 / June 2007

503-508Determination of the Hydroxyl Value of Soybean Polyol by Attenuated Total Reflectance/Fourier Transform Infrared SpectroscopySimone C. Godoy, Marco Flôres Ferrão and Annelise E. Gerbase
509-517A Headspace–SPME–MS Method for Monitoring Rapeseed Oil AutoxidationH. H. Jeleń, S. Mildner-Szkudlarz, I. Jasińska and E. Wąsowicz
519-522Rapid Determination of Degradation in Frying Oils with Near-Infrared SpectroscopyJose A. Gerde, Connie L. Hardy, Charles R. Hurburgh and Pamela J. White
523-531Factors Affecting Initial Retention of a Microencapsulated Sunflower Seed Oil/Milk Fat Fraction BlendMarina Cerdeira, Gonzalo G. Palazolo, Roberto J. Candal and María L. Herrera
533-541Enzymatic Incorporation of Selected Long-Chain Fatty Acids into TrioleinFayez Hamam and Fereidoon Shahidi
543-547Lipid Content and Fatty Acid Composition of 15 Marine Fish Species from the Southeast Coast of BrazilJesuí Vergílio Visentainer, Maximiliano D’Addio Noffs, Patricia de Oliveira Carvalho, Vanessa Vivian de Almeida and Cláudio Celestino de Oliveira, et al.
549-555Oils in the Seeds of Caneberries Produced in KoreaHyun H. Oh, Keum T. Hwang, Min K. Shin, Hee K. Lee and Sung Z. Kim
557-563Frying Performance of No-trans, Low-Linolenic Acid Soybean OilsJose Gerde, Connie Hardy, Walter Fehr and Pamela J. White
565-571Conversion of Methyl Oleate to Branched-Chain DerivativesOliver D. Dailey and Nicolette Prevost
573-578Synthesis and Antioxidancy of Some n-Alkyl, t-Alkyl, Homologous and Isomeric Lipidic AlkylthiobisphenolsJohn H. P. Tyman and Robert A. Johnson
579-585The Influence of Tocopherols on the Oxidation Stability of Methyl EstersAndrás Fröhlich and Sigurd Schober
587-596Process Technology for the Production of Micronutrient Rich Red Palm OleinP. N. Mayamol, C. Balachandran, T. Samuel, A. Sundaresan and C. Arumughan
597-601Selectivity of Supercritical CO2 in the Fractionation of Hake Liver Oil Ethyl EstersIván Jachmanián, Lucía Margenat, Ana I. Torres and Maria A. Grompone
603-608Sunflower-Oil Wax Reduction by Seed Solvent WashingErica R. Baümler, Guillermo H. Crapiste and Amalia A. Carelli
609-612Low
613Characterization of Cold-Pressed Onion, Parsley, Cardamom, Mullein, Roasted Pumpkin, and Milk Thistle Seed OilsJohn Parry, Zhigang Hao, Marla Luther, Lan Su and Kequan Zhou, et al.

Volume 84, Number 7 / July 2007

615-619Determination of Glycerol in Wines Using 31P-NMR SpectroscopyEmanuel Hatzakis, Eleftherios Archavlis and Photis Dais
621-629The Effect of Emulsifier Type and Droplet Size on Phase Transitions in Emulsified Even-Numbered
631-637Oxidative Stability of Liposomes Composed of Docosahexaenoic Acid-Containing PhospholipidsAnders Falk Vikbjerg, Thomas L. Andresen, Kent Jørgensen, Huiling Mu and Xuebing Xu
639-643Production of 14-Oxo-
645-651Conversion of Phosphatidylcholine to Phosphatidylglycerol with Phospholipase D and GlycerolGeorge J. Piazza and William N. Marmer
653-662Characterization of Turkish
663-667Antioxidant Activity of Oat Malt Extracts in Accelerated Corn Oil OxidationPaul R. Pike, El-Sayed M. Abdel-Aal and Arthur R. McElroy
669-674Prediction of the Partition Coefficient for Acetic Acid in a Two-Phase System Soybean Oil-WaterSnežana Sinadinović-Fišer and Milovan Janković
675-680Diesters from Oleic Acid: Synthesis, Low Temperature Properties, and Oxidation StabilityBryan R. Moser, Brajendra K. Sharma, Kenneth M. Doll and Sevim Z. Erhan
681-685Efficient Synthesis of α-Monoglycerides via Solventless Condensation of Fatty Acids with Glycerol CarbonateMehdi Ghandi, Abdoljalil Mostashari, Mojgan Karegar and Mina Barzegar
687-692Effect of Attapulgite Pore Size Distribution on Soybean Oil BleachingJianhua Huang, Yuanfa Liu, Yue Liu and Xingguo Wang
693-700Downstream Processes for Aqueous Enzymatic Extraction of Rapeseed Oil and Protein HydrolysatesShao Bing Zhang, Zhang Wang and Shi Ying Xu

Volume 84, Number 8 / August 2007

701-708Trimethylsilyl Derivatization/Gas Chromatography as a Method to Determine the Free Fatty Acid Content of Vegetable OilsPeter J. Wan, Michael K. Dowd, Audrey E. Thomas and Boyce H. Butler
709-716Diminishing Marginal Utility of Cooling Rate Increase on the Crystallization Behavior and Physical Properties of a Lipid SampleK. L. Humphrey and S. S. Narine
717-726Enzymatic Interesterification of Extra Virgin Olive Oil with a Fully Hydrogenated Fat: Characterization of the Reaction and Its ProductsManuel Criado, Estela Hernández-Martín, Arnoldo López-Hernández and Cristina Otero
727-734Development of Lipid Changes Related to Quality Loss During the Frozen Storage of Farmed Coho Salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch)Alicia Rodríguez, Vanesa Losada, M. Angélica Larraín, Vilma Quitral and Julia Vinagre, et al.
735-740Physicochemical and Stability Characteristics of Flaxseed Oils During Pan-heatingW. S. Choo, E. J. Birch and J. P. Dufour
741-748Protein–Protein Interactions in High Moisture-Extruded Meat Analogs and Heat-Induced Soy Protein GelsKe Shun Liu and Fu-Hung Hsieh
749-754Occurrence of Conjugated Cyclopropanoid Acid in Purified Fish OilNaoto Horii, Shingo Arato, Bhaskar Narayan, Masashi Hosokawa and Tokutake Sashima, et al.
755-760Characterization of
761-764Detection of Argan Oil Adulteration Using Quantitative Campesterol GC-AnalysisMiloudi Hilali, Zoubida Charrouf, Abd El Aziz Soulhi, Larbi Hachimi and Dominique Guillaume
765-767Fatty Acid Composition and Oil Yield in Fruits of Five
769-776Chromatographic Analysis of the Reaction of Soy Flour with Formaldehyde and Phenol for Wood AdhesivesLinda Lorenz, Charles R. Frihart and James M. Wescott
777-784Synthesis of Long Chain Unsaturated-α,ω-Dicarboxylic Acids from Renewable Materials via Olefin MetathesisHelen L. Ngo and Thomas A. Foglia
785-792Separating Oil from Aqueous Extraction Fractions of SoybeanB. P. Lamsal and L. A. Johnson

Volume 84, Number 9 / September 2007

793-801A Study on Subunit Groups of Soybean Protein Extracts under SDS-PAGEShunhu Liu, Ruibao Zhou, Shaojun Tian and Junyi Gai
803-807Separation and Quantification of Vegetable Oil Based Polyols by High Performance Liquid Chromatography with Evaporative Light Scattering DetectionJin Yue and Suresh S. Narine
809-816Cloning of Flax Oleic Fatty Acid Desaturase and Its Expression in YeastAnna Krasowska, Dorota Dziadkowiec, Anna Polinceusz, Aneta Plonka and Marcin Łukaszewicz
817-825trans Fatty Acid Content of Canadian Margarines Prior to Mandatory trans Fat LabellingW. M. N. Ratnayake, C. Gagnon, L. Dumais, W. Lillycrop and L. Wong, et al.
827-833Fatty Acid Composition of Selected Fresh Water Gammarids (Amphipoda, Crustacea): A Potentially Innovative Source of Omega-3 LC PUFAWojciech Kolanowski, Andrzej Stolyhwo and Michal Grabowski
835-843Quality of US Soybean Meal Compared to the Quality of Soybean Meal from Other OriginsMaitri Thakur and Charles R. Hurburgh
845-851Does Soil Salinity Affect Yield and Composition of Cottonseed Oil?Sajjad Ahmad, Farooq Anwar, Abdullah Ijaz Hussain, Muhammad Ashraf and Abdul Rasul Awan
853-857Urea-Modified Soy Globulin Proteins (7S and 11S): Effect of Wettability and Secondary Structure on AdhesionZhonghui Zhang and Yufei Hua
859-863Characterization and In-vitro Permeation Study of Stearic Acid Nanoparticles containing HinokitiolSeong Min Cho, Hyeon Yong Lee and Jin-Chul Kim
865-869Exhaust Emissions from an Engine Fueled with Biodiesel from High-Oleic SoybeansMustafa E. Tat, Paul S. Wang, Jon H. Van Gerpen and Thomas E. Clemente
871-875Non-Isothermal Crystallization of Bovine Milk FatPatrick W. M. Janssen and Alastair K. H. MacGibbon
877-884Effect of Ultrasonication on Droplet Size in Biodiesel MixturesPeng Wu, Ying Yang, José A. Colucci and Eric A. Grulke
885-891Phase Composition During Palm Olein Fractionation and its Effect on Soft PMF and Superolein QualityGijs Calliauw, Véronique Gibon, Wim De Greyt, Laurence Plees and Imogen Foubert, et al.

Volume 84, Number 10 / October 2007

893-897The Use of Fast Methodologies (Kits) in Evaluating Deep-Frying OilsCibele Cristina Osawa, Lireny Aparecida Guaraldo Gonçalves and Sidnei Ragazzi
899-906A Novel Cryo-SEM Technique for Imaging Vegetable Oil Based OrganogelsMichael A. Rogers, Alexandra K. Smith, Amanda J. Wright and Alejandro G. Marangoni
907-915Production and Application of Novel Sterol Esterases from
917-920Determination of Oil Content and Fatty Acid Composition of Sesame Mutants Suited for Intensive Management ConditionsÇiğdem Arslan, Bülent Uzun, Salih Ülger and M. İlhan Çağırgan
921-928Environmental and Genetic Variation of Soybean Tocopherol Content Under Brazilian Growing ConditionsMercedes Concórdia Carrão-Panizzi and Sevim Z. Erhan
929-935Hydrolysis of Epoxidized Soybean Oil in the Presence of Phosphoric AcidYinzhong Guo, Jon H. Hardesty, Vijay M. Mannari and John L. Massingill
937-943Synthesis of Biodiesel from Canola Oil Using Heterogeneous Base CatalystAmanda D’Cruz, Mangesh G. Kulkarni, Lekha Charan Meher and Ajay K. Dalai
945-952Synthesis of Palm Oil-Based DiethanolamidesC. S. Lee, T. L. Ooi, C. H. Chuah and S. Ahmad
953-961Column Fractionation of Canola Oil Deodorizer Distillate Using Supercritical Carbon DioxideÖzlem Güçlü-Üstündağ and Feral Temelli
963-970The General Applicability of in Situ Transesterification for the Production of Fatty Acid Esters from a Variety of FeedstocksMichael J. Haas, Karen M. Scott, Thomas A. Foglia and William N. Marmer
971-977Kinetics of Palm Oil MethanolysisP. C. Narváez, S. M. Rincón and F. J. Sánchez

Volume 84, Number 11 / November 2007

979-987Liquid to Semisolid Rheological Transitions of Normal and High-oleic Peanut Oils upon Cooling to Refrigeration TemperaturesJ. P. Davis and T. H. Sanders
989-1000Thermal and Textural Properties of Organogels Developed by Candelilla Wax in Safflower OilJ. F. Toro-Vazquez, J. A. Morales-Rueda, E. Dibildox-Alvarado, M. Charó-Alonso and M. Alonzo-Macias, et al.
1001-1014Aroma Release from Solid Droplet Emulsions: Effect of Lipid TypeSupratim Ghosh, Devin G. Peterson and John N. Coupland
1015-1021Enzymatic Production of Fatty Acid Methyl Esters by Hydrolysis of Acid Oil Followed by EsterificationYomi Watanabe, Toshihiro Nagao, Yutaka Nishida, Yoshiaki Takagi and Yuji Shimada
1023-1030Effect of Deep-Fat Frying on Phytosterol Content in Oils with Differing Fatty Acid CompositionJill K. Winkler, K. Warner and Martin T. Glynn
1031-1038Tocopherol Content and Fatty Acid Distribution of Peas (Pisum sativum L.)Hiromi Yoshida, Yuka Tomiyama, Masayuki Saiki and Yoshiyuki Mizushina
1039-1044A Comparison of the Levels of Lutein and Zeaxanthin in Corn Germ Oil, Corn Fiber Oil and Corn Kernel OilRobert A. Moreau, David B. Johnston and Kevin B. Hicks
1045-1052Transesterification of Fish Oil to Produce Fatty Acid Ethyl Esters Using Ultrasonic EnergyRoberto E. Armenta, Mircea Vinatoru, Adam M. Burja, Jaroslav A. Kralovec and Colin J. Barrow
1053-1062Preparation of Protein-Stabilized β-Carotene Nanodispersions by Emulsification–Evaporation MethodBoon-Seang Chu, Sosaku Ichikawa, Sumiyo Kanafusa and Mitsutoshi Nakajima
1063-1068Heat Treatment Improves Olive Oil ExtractionSergio Cruz, Khaled Yousfi, Jesús Oliva and José M. García
1069-1077Impacts of Bleaching and Packed Column Steam Refining on Cocoa Butter PropertiesJosé Vila Ayala, Gijs Calliauw, Imogen Foubert, Koen Dewettinck and Bill Dyer, et al.
1079-1080Stereospecific Analysis of Fatty Acid Composition of Chufa (

Volume 84, Number 12 / December 2007

1081-1093Physicochemical and Rheological Properties of Crystallized Blends Containing trans-free and Partially Hydrogenated Soybean OilJ. Reyes-Hernández, E. Dibildox-Alvarado, M. A. Charó-Alonso and J. F. Toro-Vazquez
1095-1100Free-Radical-Scavenging Effect of Carbazole Derivatives on DPPH and ABTS RadicalsYou-Zhi Tang and Zai-Qun Liu
1101-1105Characterization of Flax and Soybean Soapstocks, and Soybean Deodorizer Distillate by GC-FIDMarie-Josée Dumont and Suresh S. Narine
1107-1115Assessing Glycinin (11S) and β-Conglycinin (7S) Fractions of Soybean Storage Protein by Near-Infrared SpectroscopyStephen R. Delwiche, Lester O. Pordesimo, Dilip R. Panthee and Vincent R. Pantalone
1117-1124Improvement of Oil Quality in Soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merrill] by Mutation BreedingArchana Patil, S. P. Taware, M. D. Oak, S. A. Tamhankar and V. S. Rao
1125-1136Characterization of Monovarietal Argentinian Olive Oils from New Productive ZonesLiliana N. Ceci and Amalia A. Carelli
1137-1142Antioxidant Activity of Raisin Extracts in Bulk Oil, Oil in Water Emulsion, and Sunflower Butter Model SystemsBin Zhao and Clifford A. Hall
1143-1148Characterization and Compositional Studies of Oil from Seeds of Desi Chickpea (
1149-1159Chemical Modification of Partially Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil to Improve its Functional Properties for CandlesLiping Wang and Tong Wang
1161-1167Rigid Polyurethane Foam Production from Palm Oil-Based Epoxidized DiethanolamidesC. S. Lee, T. L. Ooi, C. H. Chuah and S. Ahmad
1169-1175Full-Press Oil Extraction of Cuphea (PSR23) SeedsRoque L. Evangelista and Steven C. Cermak
1177-1181Hydrogenation of Edible Oils: a Model Involving Competitive Adsorption of ReactantsHaiyi Xiao and Shashi B. Lalvani

Volume 85, Number 1 / January 2008

1-11Physical Properties of trans-Free Bakery Shortening Produced by Lipase-Catalyzed InteresterificationJeung Hee Lee, Casimir C. Akoh and Ki-Teak Lee
13-21Stability of Minor Lipid Components with Emphasis on Phytosterols During Chemical Interesterification of a Blend of Refined Olive Oil and Palm StearinSodeif Azadmard-Damirchi and Paresh C. Dutta
23-28Melting and Solidification Properties of Palm Kernel Oil, Tallow, and Palm Olein Blends in the Preparation of ShorteningQingzhe Jin, Ting Zhang, Liang Shan, Yuanfa Liu and Xingguo Wang
29-36Physical Properties of Two Isomers of Conjugated Linoleic AcidHidetaka Uehara, Tomomi Suganuma, Satoshi Negishi, Yukihiro Uda and Yoshinori Furukawa, et al.
37-45Enzymatic Interesterification of Palm Stearin and Coconut Oil by a Dual Lipase SystemNuzul A. Ibrahim, Zheng Guo and Xuebing Xu
47-53Characterization of Lipases and Esterases from Metagenomes for Lipid ModificationMark Bertram, Petra Hildebrandt, David P. Weiner, Jesal S. Patel and Flash Bartnek, et al.
55-61Bioactive Components of Commercial and Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Processed Wheat Germ OilMichael Eisenmenger and Nurhan Turgut Dunford
63-70A New Soy Flour-Based Adhesive for Making Interior Type II PlywoodJian Huang and Kaichang Li
71-76Basestock Oils for Lubricants from Mixtures of Corn Oil and Synthetic DiestersLoredana Pop, Cosmina Puşcaş, Geza Bandur, Gabriela Vlase and Remus Nuţiu
77-82Melting Points and Viscosities of Fatty Acid Esters that are Potential Targets for Engineered OilseedLinxing Yao, Earl Hammond and Tong Wang
83-89Extraction of Essential Oils From the Seeds of Pomegranate Using Organic Solvents and Supercritical CO2Hajar Abbasi, Karamatollah Rezaei and Ladan Rashidi
91-92pH-Metric Determination of Free Fatty Acids in Oils and Fats During Frying in the Absence of a Chemical LaboratoryY. I. Tur’yan, E. Kardash and I. Garibyan
93-94An Improved Method for Preparing Dimethyl Disulfide Adducts for GC/MS AnalysisAkira Shibahara, Kouhei Yamamoto, Akemi Kinoshita and Barbara L. Anderson
95-98Online Pre-purification for the Continuous Enzymatic Interesterification of Bulk Fats Containing Omega-3 OilNuzul A. Ibrahim, Sanna i T. Nielsen, Vinotha Wigneswaran, Hong Zhang and Xuebing Xu

Volume 85, Number 2 / February 2008

99-104Synthesis and Physical Properties of Symmetrical and Non-symmetrical Triacylglycerols Containing Two Palmitic Fatty AcidsR. O. Adlof and G. R. List
105-112Discrimination of Cod Liver Oil According to Wild/Farmed and Geographical Origins by GC and 13C NMRInger B. Standal, Angelika Praël, Lesley McEvoy, David E. Axelson and Marit Aursand
113-117Kinetic Studies on Oxirane Cleavage of Epoxidized Soybean Oil by Methanol and Characterization of PolyolsBo Lin, Liting Yang, Honghai Dai and Aihua Yi
119-128Effect of Processing Conditions on the Crystallization Behavior and Destabilization Kinetics of Oil-in-Water EmulsionsSilvana Martini and Megan Tippetts
129-132Acidolysis of Tripalmitin with Oleic Acid Catalyzed by a Newly Isolated Thermostable LipaseM. Guncheva, D. Zhiryakova, N. Radchenkova and M. Kambourova
133-140Recovery of Natural Antioxidants from Olive Mill Wastewater Using Genapol-X080Olga Gortzi, Stavros Lalas, Arhontoula Chatzilazarou, Evangelos Katsoyannos and Spyros Papaconstandinou, et al.
141-149Comparison of Two Analytical Methods for Assessing Antioxidant Capacity of Rapeseed and Olive OilsAleksandra Szydłowska-Czerniak, György Karlovits, Csilla Dianoczki, Katalin Recseg and Edward Szłyk
151-158A 3-year Study on Quality, Nutritional and Organoleptic Evaluation of Organic and Conventional Extra-Virgin Olive OilsPaolino Ninfali, Mara Bacchiocca, Enrica Biagiotti, Sonia Esposto and Maurizio Servili, et al.
159-168Genotype and Growing Environment Effects on the Tocopherols and Fatty Acids of Brassica napus and B. junceaAmy Richards, Chakra Wijesundera and Phil Salisbury
169-184The Isolation of Ricinoleic Acid from Castor Oil by Salt-solubility-based Fractionation for the Biopharmaceutical ApplicationsBoris Vaisman, Ariella Shikanov and Abraham J. Domb
185-188Evaluation of Methyl Esters of Mahua Oil (
189-196Deacidification of Soybean Oil Using Membrane Processing and Subcritical Carbon DioxideLouise L. Lai, Kambiz C. Soheili and William E. Artz

Volume 85, Number 3 / March 2008

197-204Characterization and Oxidative Stability of Structured Lipids: Infant Milk Fat AnalogC. O. Maduko, Y. W. Park and C. C. Akoh
205-212The Effect of Phospholipids on Milkfat Crystallization BehaviorYuliya Fedotova and Robert W. Lencki
213-219Obtaining Butter Oil Triacylglycerols Free from β-Carotene and α-Tocopherol via Activated Carbon Adsorption and Alumina-Column Chromatography TreatmentsIhsan Karabulut, Ali Topcu, Canan Akmil-Basar, Yunus Onal and Anna-Maija Lampi
221-225Kinetics of Cinnamoyl Glycerol FormationRonald A. Holser
227-233Some Biochemical Properties of Lipase from Bay Laurel (
235-243Physical and Chemical Characterizations of Normal and High-Oleic Oils from Nine Commercial Cultivars of PeanutJ. P. Davis, L. O. Dean, W. H. Faircloth and T. H. Sanders
245-251Comparison of the Frying Stability of Standard Palm Olein and Special Quality Palm OleinAzmil Haizam Ahmad Tarmizi and Razali Ismail
253-262Sterols, Fatty Alcohols, and Triterpenic Alcohols in Commercial Table OlivesAntonio López-López, Alfredo Montaño, Maria Victoria Ruíz-Méndez and Antonio Garrido-Fernández
263-270Transesterification of Rapeseed Oil for Synthesizing Biodiesel by K/KOH/γ-Al2O3 as Heterogeneous Base CatalystHongbin Ma, Shufen Li, Boyang Wang, Ruihong Wang and Songjiang Tian
271-276Kinetic Parameters of a Homogeneous Transmethylation of Soybean OilRyan Doell, Samir K. Konar and David G. B. Boocock
277-284Structured Estolides: Control of Length and SequenceJonathan A. Zerkowski, Alberto Nuñez and Daniel K. Y. Solaiman
285-290Viscoelastic Properties of a Biological Hydrogel Produced from Soybean OilJingyuan Xu, Zengshe Liu and Sevim Z. Erhan
291-296Determination of Melting Points, Specific Heat Capacity and Enthalpy of Catfish Visceral Oil During the Purification ProcessSubramaniam Sathivel, Witoon Prinyawiwatkul, Ioan I. Negulescu and Joan M. King

Volume 85, Number 4 / April 2008

297-305The Determination of n-3 Fatty Acid Levels in Food Products Containing Microencapsulated Fish Oil Using the One-Step Extraction Method. Part 1: Measurement in the Raw Ingredient and in Dry Powdered FoodsJonathan M. Curtis, Natalie Berrigan and Prudence Dauphinee
307-312Acyl Migration Kinetics of Vegetable Oil 1,2-DiacylglycerolsJoseph A. Laszlo, David L. Compton and Karl E. Vermillion
313-320Preparation of Phosphatidylated Terpenes via Phospholipase D-Mediated TransphosphatidylationYukihiro Yamamoto, Masashi Hosokawa, Hideyuki Kurihara and Kazuo Miyashita
321-330Physico-Chemical Characteristics of Citrus Seeds and Seed Oils from PakistanFarooq Anwar, Rehana Naseer, M. I. Bhanger, Samia Ashraf and Farah Naz Talpur, et al.
331-338Separation of Individual Tocopherols from Soybean Distillate by Low Pressure Column ChromatographyJianchun Wan, Weinong Zhang, Bo Jiang, Yonghong Guo and Chuanrong Hu
339-345Possibilities of Fisherman’s Friend Type Lozenges Fortification with Omega-3 LC PUFA by Addition of Microencapsulated Fish OilWojciech Kolanowski and Jenny Weißbrodt
347-351Preparation and Characterization of 4-Methoxy Cinnamoyl GlycerolR. A. Holser, T. R. Mitchell, R. E. Harry-O’kuru, S. F. Vaughn and E. Walter, et al.
353-356Santalum
357-363Optimization of Cottonseed Oil Ethanolysis to Produce Biodiesel High in Gossypol ContentHem Chandra Joshi, Joe Toler and Terry Walker
365-3721,2-Isopropylidene Glycerol Carbonate: Preparation, Characterization, and HydrolysisJames A. Kenar and Gerhard Knothe
373-382The Effect of Natural and Synthetic Antioxidants on the Oxidative Stability of BiodieselHaiying Tang, Anfeng Wang, Steven O. Salley and K. Y. Simon Ng
383-390Destabilization of the Emulsion Formed during Aqueous Extraction of Soybean OilRamón Morales Chabrand, Hyun-Jung Kim, Cheng Zhang, Charles E. Glatz and Stephanie Jung
391-396Kinetics and Thermodynamics of Oil Extraction from Olive CakeSmail Meziane and Hocine Kadi

Volume 85, Number 5 / May 2008

397-404Correlation of Rheological and Microstructural Properties in a Model Lipid SystemBaomin Liang, Yuping Shi and Richard W. Hartel
405-412In Situ Rheo-NMR Measurements of Solid Fat ContentGianfranco Mazzanti, Elizabeth M. Mudge and Emmanuel Y. Anom
413-419Surface Melting in Alkane Emulsion Droplets as Affected by Surfactant Typeİbrahim Gülseren and John N. Coupland
421-425Insight into the Enzymatic Degumming Process of Soybean OilBo Yang, Rong Zhou, Ji-Guo Yang, Yong-Hua Wang and Wei-Fei Wang
427-433Separation and Determination of Functional Complex Lipids from Chicken SkinKeita Yunoki, Osamu Kukino, Yoshitaka Nadachi, Takehiko Fujino and Masao Ohnishi
435-440Muscle Lipids and Fatty Acid Profiles of the Sea Catfish (
441-456Sensorial and Physico-Chemical Characterization of Virgin Olive Oils Produced in ÇanakkaleMustafa Öğütçü, Mehmet Mendeş and Emin Yılmaz
457-464Fatty Acid Composition, Antioxidant Properties, and Antiproliferative Capacity of Selected Cold-Pressed Seed FloursJohn W. Parry, Zhihong Cheng, Jeffrey Moore and Liangli Lucy Yu
465-473Primary Hydroxyl Content of Soybean PolyolsMihail Ionescu, Zoran S. Petrović and Xianmei Wan
475-479Effects of Crude Rice Bran Oil Components on Alkali-Refining LossKornkanok Aryusuk, Jiraporn Puengtham, Supathra Lilitchan, Narumon Jeyashoke and Kanit Krisnangkura
481-486Low trans-Fat Spreads and Shortenings from a Catalyst-Switching StrategyMichael A. Jackson, Gary R. List and Debra Palmquist
487-489Changes in Tocopherols, Tocotrienols, and Fatty Acid Contents in Grape Seed Oils during OxidationHoikyung Kim, Sang-Gyun Kim, Youngmin Choi, Heon-Sang Jeong and Junsoo Lee
491-492Oil Content and Fatty Acid Profiles of Seed Oil from the Genus LavandulaNigel Alexander Russell Urwin and Rodney J. Mailer
493-494Promising New Oil Derived from Seeds of Chamomilla recutita (L.) Rauschert Produced in Southern BrazilN. P. Pereira, M. M. Cunico, O. G. Miguel and M. D. Miguel

Volume 85, Number 6 / June 2008

495-499Fractal Dimensions of Simulated and Real Fat Crystal Networks in 3D SpaceDongming Tang and Alejandro G. Marangoni
501-511Influence of Polymorphic Transformations on Gelation of Tripalmitin Solid Lipid Nanoparticle SuspensionsT. Helgason, T. S. Awad, K. Kristbergsson, D. J. McClements and J. Weiss
513-519Emission of Volatile Aldehydes from DAG-Rich and TAG-Rich Oils with Different Degrees of Unsaturation During Deep-FryingIzumi Katsuta, Masao Shimizu, Tohru Yamaguchi and Yoshinobu Nakajima
521-527Antioxidant and Antithrombotic Activities of Rapeseed PeptidesShao Bing Zhang, Zhang Wang and Shi Ying Xu
529-533Oxidative Stability of Crude Mid-Oleic Sunflower Oils from Seeds with High γ- and δ-Tocopherol LevelsK. Warner, Jerry Miller and Y. Demurin
535-541Lipid Classes, Fatty Acid Distributions and Triacylglycerol Molecular Species of Broad Beans (Vicia faba)Hiromi Yoshida, Yuka Tomiyama, Naoko Yoshida, Masayuki Saiki and Yoshiyuki Mizushina
543-548Docosahexaenoic Acid is More Stable to Oxidation when Located at the sn-2 Position of Triacylglycerol Compared to sn-1(3)Chakra Wijesundera, Claudio Ceccato, Peter Watkins, Peter Fagan and Benjamin Fraser, et al.
549-553An Organic–Inorganic Hybrid Composite as a Coating AgentAkihiro Kuroda, Pascal Joly, Naoki Shibata, Hikari Takeshige and Kouichi Asakura
555-560Investigation on the Esterification of Fatty Acids Catalyzed by the H3PW12O40 heteropolyacidAbiney L. Cardoso, Rodinei Augusti and Márcio J. Da Silva
561-565Synthesis of Ethyl 5
567-572Thermal Polymerisation and Autoxidation of Technical Grade Linoleic AcidP. Tolvanen, P. Mäki-Arvela, K. Eränen, J. Wärnå and B. Holmbom, et al.
573-580Laboratory Studies on Membrane Deoiling of LecithinS. Manjula and R. Subramanian
581-590Protein Subunit Composition Effects on the Thermal Denaturation at Different Stages During the Soy Protein Isolate Processing and Gelation Profiles of Soy Protein IsolatesEduarda M. Bainy, Susan M. Tosh, Milena Corredig, Lorna Woodrow and Vaino Poysa

Volume 85, Number 7 / July 2008

591-598Phase Transition of Sunflower Oil as Affected by the Oxidation LevelSonia Calligaris, Gianmichele Arrighetti, Luisa Barba and Maria Cristina Nicoli
599-604Determination of Free Fatty Acids in Edible Oils with the Use of a Variable Filter Array IR SpectrometerYue Li, Diego L. García-González, Xiuzhu Yu and Frederik R. van de Voort
605-611Fatty Acid Composition of Turkish Rhododendron SpeciesNéstor M. Carballeira, Michelle Cartagena and Deniz Tasdemir
613-619Synthesis and Structural Analysis of Structured Triacylglycerols with CLA Isomers in the
621-628Effect of High Intensity Ultrasound on Crystallization Behavior of Anhydrous Milk FatS. Martini, A. H. Suzuki and R. W. Hartel
629-633Effect of Lipase Activity and Specificity on the DAG Content of Olive Oil from the Shodoshima-Produced Olive FruitsMasao Shimizu, Naoto Kudo, Yoshinobu Nakajima, Noboru Matsuo and Yoshihisa Katsuragi, et al.
635-639Optimization of Selective Lipase-Catalyzed Feruloylated Monoacylglycerols by Response Surface MethodologyYan Zheng, Jing Quan, Li-Min Zhu, Bo Jiang and Hua-Li Nie
641-646Sensory Thresholds of Selected Phenolic Constituents from Thyme and their Antioxidant Potential in Sunflower OilAlain Bitar, Tarek Ghaddar, Amal Malek, Tharwat Haddad and Imad Toufeili
647-653Synthesis and Structural Analysis of Branched-Chain Derivatives of Methyl OleateOliver D. Dailey, Nicolette T. Prevost and Gary D. Strahan
655-662Fatty Acid Methyl Ester Synthesis over Fe3+-Vanadyl Phosphate CatalystsHui Li and Wenlei Xie
663-666Effect of FFA of Crude Rice Bran Oil on the Properties of Diesel BlendsSubramani Saravanan, G. Nagarajan and G. Lakshmi Narayana Rao
667-675Comparison of Canola Meals Obtained with Conventional Methods and Supercritical CO2 with and without EthanolMei Sun, Lei Xu, Marleny D. A. Saldaña and Feral Temelli
677-684Optimizing Conditions for the Purification of Linoleic Acid from Sunflower Oil by Urea Complex FractionationMingyi Wu, Hui Ding, Song Wang and Shimin Xu
685-691Modulation of Olive Oil Quality Using NaCl as Extraction CoadjuvantAna G. Pérez, Carmen Romero, Khaled Yousfi and José M. García

Volume 85, Number 8 / August 2008

693-699Canola Quality Indian Mustard Oil (
701-709Identification and Occurrence of Steryl Glucosides in Palm and Soy BiodieselVera Van Hoed, Nadezhda Zyaykina, Wim De Greyt, Jeroen Maes and Roland Verhé, et al.
711-716Oxidative Stability of Polyunsaturated Triacylglycerols Encapsulated in Oleaginous YeastDiliara R. Iassonova, Earl G. Hammond and Samuel E. Beattie
717-721Oil Content and Fatty Acid Composition in Seeds of Three Safflower SpeciesMohammad R. Sabzalian, Ghodratollah Saeidi and Aghafakhr Mirlohi
723-729Chemical Composition and Oxidative Stability of Kernel Oils from Two Current Subspecies of Pistacia atlantica in IranReza Farhoosh, Javad Tavakoli and Mohammad Hossein Haddad Khodaparast
731-737Characterization and Immobilization of Marine Algal 11-Lipoxygenase from Ulva fasciataCheng Jung Tsai, Wu Feng Li and Bonnie Sun Pan
739-748Efficient Immobilization of Lecitase in Gelatin Hydrogel and Degumming of Rice Bran Oil Using a Spinning Basket ReactorGurrala Sheelu, G. Kavitha and Nitin W. Fadnavis
749-753Effect of Surfactants and Polyethylene Glycol on the Activity and Stability of a Lipase from Oilseeds of
755-760Lipase-Catalyzed Synthesis of d
761-770The Identification and Quantification of Steryl Glucosides in Precipitates from Commercial BiodieselRobert A. Moreau, Karen M. Scott and Michael J. Haas
771-776Oxidative Stability of Conventional and High-Oleic Vegetable Oils with Added AntioxidantsLilon I. Merrill, Oscar A. Pike, Lynn V. Ogden and Michael L. Dunn
777-782Temperature Dependence of HNE Formation in Vegetable Oils and Butter OilIn Hwa Han and A. Saari Csallany
783-789Synthesis and Characterization of Soyamide FerulateJames W. Rawlins, Monoj Pramanik and Sharathkumar K. Mendon
791-796Synthesis of Carbonated Vernonia OilNoel Mann, Sharathkumar K. Mendon, James W. Rawlins and Shelby F. Thames

Volume 85, Number 9 / September 2008

797-807Microencapsulation of a Low-
809-815Oxidation of Methyl Linoleate in Oil-in-Water Micro- and Nanoemulsion SystemsHaruka Imai, Tetsuzo Maeda, Motohiro Shima and Shuji Adachi
817-826Antibacterial and Antifungal Activities of the Essential Oils of Two Saltcedar Species from TunisiaDhouha Saïdana, Samia Mahjoub, Olfa Boussaada, Jihane Chriaa and Mohamed Ali Mahjoub, et al.
827-834Effects of Microwave Drying on Lipid Oxidation of Stuffed PastaTeresa De Pilli, Roma Giuliani, Antonio Derossi and Carla Severini
835-843Fractionation and Some Chemical Studies on
845-849Antimicrobial Activity of Essential Oils Isolated from Phlomis crinita Cav. ssp. mauritanica MunbyIlef Limem-Ben Amor, Aicha Neffati, Mohamed Ben Sgaier, Wissem Bhouri and Jihed Boubaker, et al.
851-856Characteristics of Oil from Seeds of 4 Mungbean [
857-867Effects of α-Tocopherol on Oxidative Stability and Phytosterol Oxidation During Heating in Some Regular and High-Oleic Vegetable OilsElham Tabee, Sodeif Azadmard-Damirchi, Margaretha Jägerstad and Paresh C. Dutta
869-877The Use of a Eutectic Mixture of Olive Pomace Oil Fatty Amides to Easily Prepare Sulfated Amides Applied as Lime Soap DispersantsFaicel Rais, Rochdi Baati, Nesrin Damak, Amel Kamoun and Moncef Chaabouni
879-885Comparison of a New Estolide Oxidative Stability PackageSteven C. Cermak, Girma Biresaw and Terry A. Isbell
887-896Epoxidation of Canola Oil with Hydrogen Peroxide Catalyzed by Acidic Ion Exchange ResinRubeena Mungroo, Narayan C. Pradhan, Vaibhav V. Goud and Ajay K. Dalai
897-899Quenching Reactions of Triplet State Riboflavin by Vitamin C: A Theoretical InvestigationHong-Fang Ji and Liang Shen

Volume 85, Number 10 / October 2008

901-909Statistical Analysis of the Collaborative Study in Support of the Official Method AOCS Ce 1i-07: Determination of Saturated,
911-920Impact of Limonene on the Physical Properties of Reduced Fat ChocolateT.-A. L. Do, J. Vieira, J. M. Hargreaves, B. Wolf and J. R. Mitchell
921-924Determination of the Fatty Acid Composition of Acorn (
925-930Enzymatic Synthesis of Biodiesel from Transesterification Reactions of Vegetable Oils and Short Chain AlcoholsRafael Costa Rodrigues, Giandra Volpato, Keiko Wada and Marco Antônio Záchia Ayub
931-936Tocopherols in Soybean Seeds: Genetic Variation and Environmental Effects in Field-Grown CropsSteven J. Britz, Diane F. Kremer and William J. Kenworthy
937-944Anti-Nutritional Components, Fibre, Sinapine and Glucosinolate Content, in Australian Canola (Brassica napus L.) MealRodney J. Mailer, Amanda McFadden, Jamie Ayton and Bob Redden
945-951Mid-Oleic/Ultra Low Linolenic Acid Soybean Oil: A Healthful New Alternative to Hydrogenated Oil for FryingK. Warner and Walter Fehr
953-959Fatty Acid, Tocopherol and Sterol Compositions of Canadian Prairie Fruit Seed LipidsFarooq Anwar, Roman Przybylski, Magdalena Rudzinska, Eliza Gruczynska and John Bain
961-972Crystallization Behavior of Fatty Acid Methyl EstersRobert O. Dunn
973-978Measuring and Modeling Liquid–Liquid Equilibria for a Soybean Oil, Oleic Acid, Ethanol, and Water SystemMohsen Mohsen-Nia, Hamid Modarress and Hamid Reza Nabavi
979-984Adsorption Isotherms for Bleaching Soybean Oil with Activated AttapulgiteYuanfa Liu, Jianhua Huang and Xingguo Wang
985-995Enzyme-Assisted Aqueous Extraction of Oil and Protein from Soybeans and Cream De-emulsificationJ. M. L. N. de Moura, K. Campbell, A. Mahfuz, S. Jung and C. E. Glatz, et al.

Volume 85, Number 11 / November 2008

997-1004Effect of Conjugated Linoleic Acid and Fatty Acid Positional Distribution on Physicochemical Properties of Structured LipidsA. Rocha-Uribe and E. Hernandez
1005-1011Discrimination of Chain Positions in Mixed Short/Long-Chain Glycerophosphocholines by NMR Chemical Shift VariationsPaola D’Arrigo, Andrea Mele, Cristina Rossi, Davide Tessaro and Stefano Servi
1013-1019Quality Changes and Tocopherols and γ-Orizanol Concentrations in Rice Bran Oil During the Refining ProcessVanessa Ribeiro Pestana, Rui Carlos Zambiazi, Carla R. B. Mendonça, Mariangela H. Bruscatto and María Jesús Lerma-García, et al.
1021-1032NMR, GC–MS and ESI-FTICR-MS Profiling of Fatty Acids and Triacylglycerols in Some Botswana Seed OilsY. C. Mitei, J. C. Ngila, S. O. Yeboah, L. Wessjohann and J. Schmidt
1033-1040Desorption of Fructose from a Packed Column to an Oleic Acid/Fructose Oleate Mixture for Employment in a Bioreactor SystemSang-Hyun Pyo and Douglas G. Hayes
1041-1044Thermal Stability of Immobilized Lipase from
1045-1049Antioxidant Evaluation of Coriander Extract and Ascorbyl Palmitate in Sunflower Oil Under ThermoxidationPriscila M. Angelo and Neuza Jorge
1051-1056Acidity and DAG Content of Olive Oils Recently Produced on the Island of MallorcaMasao Shimizu, Naoto Kudo, Yoshinobu Nakajima, Noboru Matsuo and Yoshihisa Katsuragi, et al.
1057-1061Monitoring of Fat Content, Free Fatty Acid and Fatty Acid Profile Including
1063-1071Virgin-Olive-Oil Color in Relation to Sample Thickness and the Measurement MethodL. Gómez-Robledo, M. Melgosa, R. Huertas, R. Roa and M. J. Moyano, et al.
1073-1081Investigation of the Parameters Affecting the Cetane Number of BiodieselKapila Wadumesthrige, Jeremiah C. Smith, John R. Wilson, Steven O. Salley and K. Y. Simon Ng
1083-1086Total Acid Number Determination of Biodiesel and Biodiesel BlendsHuali Wang, Haiying Tang, John Wilson, Steven O. Salley and K. Y. Simon Ng
1087-1096Production of Low Acid Value Edible Oil with Reduced TFAs by Electrochemical Hydrogenation in a Diaphragm ReactorHong Fu, Lin Yang, Huijun Yuan, Feiyan Xiao and Y. Martin Lo

Volume 85, Number 12 / December 2008

1097-1104Effect of the Addition of Waxes on the Crystallization Behavior of Anhydrous Milk FatSilvana Martini, Amalia A. Carelli and Jiwon Lee
1105-1113Measurement of Whole Soybean Fatty Acids by Near Infrared SpectroscopyBenoit Igne, Glen R. Rippke and Charles R. Hurburgh
1115-1126Crystallization Kinetics of Cocoa Fat Systems: Experiments and ModelingS. Padar, S. A. K. Jeelani and E. J. Windhab
1127-1134Fibrils of γ-Oryzanol + β-Sitosterol in Edible Oil OrganogelsArjen Bot, Ruud den Adel and Eli C. Roijers
1135-1142Variation in Fatty Acid Compositions, Oil Content and Oil Yield in a Germplasm Collection of Sesame (
1143-1153A Phenomenological Model of the Peroxide Value’s Rise and Fall During Lipid OxidationGlaucia M. F. Aragao, Maria G. Corradini and Micha Peleg
1155-1164An In-vitro Investigation of Selected Biological Activities of Hydrolysed Flaxseed (
1165-1172Studies on Quality of Coconut Oil Blends after Frying Potato ChipsMohammad Imtiyaj Khan, M. R. Asha, K. K. Bhat and Sakina Khatoon
1173-1182Formation of Insolubles in Palm Oil-, Yellow Grease-, and Soybean Oil-Based Biodiesel Blends After Cold Soaking at 4 °CHaiying Tang, Rhet C. De Guzman, Steven O. Salley and K. Y. Simon Ng
1183Editor’s Response to Comments on the Paper: Kinetics Studies on Oxirane Cleavage of Epoxidized Soybean Oil by Methanol and Characterization of PolyolsRichard W. Hartel
1185-1186Comments on the Paper: Kinetics Studies on Oxirane Cleavage of Epoxidized Soybean Oil by Methanol and Characterization of PolyolsYijin Xu and Zoran S. Petrovic
1187-1188Authors’ Response to Comments on Kinetics Studies on Oxirane Cleavage of Epoxidized Soybean Oil by Methanol and Characterization of PolyolsBo Lin and Liting Yang

Volume 86, Number 1 / January 2009

1-17EPR Investigations of Spin-Probe Dynamics in Aqueous Dispersions of a Nonionic Amphiphilic CompoundKouichi Nakagawa
19-25Triacylglycerol Analysis of Fats and Oils by Evaporative Light Scattering DetectionRoeland Rombaut, Nathalie De Clercq, Imogen Foubert and Koen Dewettinck
27-32Composition, Physical Properties and Drying Characteristics of Seed Oil of
33-39Structure Identification of Triacylglycerols in the Seed Oil of
41-49Altering
51-58Classification of Four Almond Cultivars Using Oil Degradation Parameters Based on FTIR and GC DataA. Beltrán Sanahuja, M. S. Prats Moya, S. E. Maestre Pérez, N. Grané Teruel and M. L. Martín Carratalá
59-64Evidence of an Enzymatic Source of Off Flavors in “Lipoxygenase-Null” SoybeansDiliara R. Iassonova, Lawrence A. Johnson, Earl G. Hammond and Samuel E. Beattie
65-70Chemical Quality Evaluation of Damaged Jojoba Seeds (
71-76Frying Stability of Canola Oil Blended with Palm Olein, Olive, and Corn OilsReza Farhoosh, Reza Esmaeilzadeh Kenari and Hashem Poorazrang
77-82Optimization of Synthetic Conditions for the Preparation of Dihomo-γ-Linolenic Acid from γ-Linolenic AcidGang Xue, Fengxia Liu, Ying Wang and Kaixun Huang
83-91A Novel Method for the Production of Biodiesel from the Whole Stillage-Extracted Corn OilHossein Noureddini, Santosh R. P. Bandlamudi and Emily A. Guthrie
93-101Partial Hydrogenation of Soybean Oil with Minimal Trans Fat Production Using a Pt-Decorated Polymeric Membrane ReactorDevinder Singh, M. E. Rezac and P. H. Pfromm

Volume 86, Number 2 / February 2009

103-110Detection of Adulteration in Iranian Olive Oils Using Instrumental (GC, NMR, DSC) MethodsMaryam Jafari, Mahdi Kadivar and Javad Keramat
111-118Using Theoretical Correction Factors for Quantitative Analysis of Sterols and Sterol ConcentratesColin D. Costin, Steven L. Hansen and Daniel P. Chambers
119-125Utilization of Olive-Pomace Oil for Enzymatic Production of Cocoa Butter-like FatOzan Nazım Çiftçi, Sibel Fadıloğlu and Fahrettin Göğüş
127-133Enzymatic Synthesis of Structured Triacylglycerols Containing CLA Isomers Starting from
135-140Chemical Composition of Turkish Olive Oil––AyvalikM. Andjelkovic, S. Acun, V. Van Hoed, R. Verhé and J. Van Camp
141-147Antioxidative Properties of
149-156Degradation and Nutritional Quality Changes of Oil During FryingFelix A. Aladedunye and Roman Przybylski
157-165Conversion of Extracted Oil Cake Fibers into Bioethanol Including DDGS, Canola, Sunflower, Sesame, Soy, and Peanut for Integrated Biodiesel ProcessingVenkatesh Balan, Chad A. Rogers, Shishir P. S. Chundawat, Leonardo da Costa Sousa and Patricia J. Slininger, et al.
167-172Studying the Influence of Alumina Catalysts Doped with Tin and Zinc Oxides in the Soybean Oil Pyrolysis ReactionRafael L. Quirino, André P. Tavares, Antônio C. Peres, Joel C. Rubim and Paulo A. Z. Suarez
173-181Removal and Degradation of Phorbol Esters during Pre-treatment and Transesterification of
183-188Purification of Soybean Phosphatidylcholine Using D113-III Ion Exchange Macroporous Resin Packed Column ChromatographyYuanfa Liu, Liang Shan and Xingguo Wang
189-196Sunflower Lecithin: Application of a Fractionation Process with Absolute EthanolD. M. Cabezas, B. W. K. Diehl and M. C. Tomás
197-200Phospholipid Composition of Jatropha curcus Seed LipidsKotte Sagar Rao, Pradosh Prasad Chakrabarti, B. V. S. K. Rao and R. B. N. Prasad

Volume 86, Number 3 / March 2009

201-205Determination of Coenzyme Q9 and Q10 in Developing Palm FruitsMei Han Ng, Yuen May Choo, Ah Ngan Ma, Cheng Hock Chuah and Mohd. Ali Hashim
207-213The Crystal and Molecular Structure of DianhydrogossypolSamat A. Talipov, Azimjon A. Mamadrakhimov, Zavkibek G. Tiljakov, Michael K. Dowd and Bakhtiyar T. Ibragimov, et al.
215-225In-Situ X-Ray Studies of Cocoa Butter Droplets Undergoing Simulated Spray FreezingM. Pore, H. H. Seah, J. W. H. Glover, D. J. Holmes and M. L. Johns, et al.
227-233Fatty Acid Desaturation and Elongation Reactions of
235-246Chemometric Characterization and Classification of Selected Freshwater and Marine Fishes from Turkey Based on their Fatty Acid ProfilesHarun Diraman and Hamdi Dibeklioglu
247-252Oxidation Stability of Virgin Olive Oils from Some Important Cultivars in East Mediterranean Area in TurkeyMustafa Kıralan, Ali Bayrak and Mücahit Taha Özkaya
253-260Formation of Toxic α,β-Unsaturated 4-Hydroxy-Aldehydes in Thermally Oxidized Fatty Acid Methyl EstersIn Hwa Han and A. Saari Csallany
261-267Synthesis and Characterization of the Different Soy-Based Polyols by Ring Opening of Epoxidized Soybean Oil with Methanol, 1,2-Ethanediol and 1,2-PropanediolHonghai Dai, Liting Yang, Bo Lin, Chengshuang Wang and Guang Shi
269-275Sources of Methyl Ester Yield Reduction in Methanolysis of Recycled Vegetable OilAndrás Fröhlich and Bernard Rice
277-282Counter-Current Carbon Dioxide Purification of Partially Deacylated Sunflower OilF. J. Eller, S. L. Taylor, J. A. Laszlo, D. L. Compton and J. A. Teel
283-289Two-Stage Countercurrent Enzyme-Assisted Aqueous Extraction Processing of Oil and Protein from SoybeansJuliana Maria Leite Nobrega de Moura and Lawrence A. Johnson
291-296Effect of Temperature, Modified Atmosphere and Ethylene During Olive Storage on Quality and Bitterness Level of the OilKhaled Yousfi, José A. Cayuela and José M. García
297-300Polymorphic Behavior of Structured Fats Including Stearic Acid and ω-3 Polyunsaturated Fatty AcidsKiyotaka Sato, Tomoe Kigawa, Satoru Ueno, Naohiro Gotoh and Shun Wada

Volume 86, Number 4 / April 2009

301-307Chemical Properties of Virgin Coconut OilA. M. Marina, Y. B. Che Man, S. A. H. Nazimah and I. Amin
309-314A Rapid, Micro FAME Preparation Method for Vegetable Oil Fatty Acid Analysis by Gas ChromatographyRahul K. Lall, Andrew Proctor and Vishal P. Jain
315-321Functional Properties of Soy Protein Isolates Prepared from Gas-Supported Screw-Pressed Soybean MealZara M. Nazareth, Nicolas A. Deak and Lawrence A. Johnson
323-328Lipid Composition, Natural Antioxidants and Physicochemical Characteristics in Liver Oil from Rajiforms from the Gulf of MexicoGerardo Navarro-García, Juan Carlos Ramirez-Suarez, Jesús Ortega-García, Raúl García-Camarena and Fernando Márquez-Farías, et al.
329-335Chemical Composition and Nutritional Characteristics of the Seed Oil of Wild Lathyrus, Lens and Pisum Species from Southern SpainElena Pastor-Cavada, Rocio Juan, Julio E. Pastor, Manuel Alaiz and Javier Vioque
337-342Effect of β-Cyclodextrin on trans Fats, CLA, PUFA and Phospholipids of Milk FatL. Alonso, P. Cuesta and S. E. Gilliland
343-352Continuous Methanolysis of Palm Oil Using a Liquid–Liquid Film ReactorP. C. Narváez, F. J. Sánchez and R. D. Godoy-Silva
353-361Comparisons of Biodiesel Produced from Unrefined Oils of Different Peanut CultivarsJ. P. Davis, D. Geller, W. H. Faircloth and T. H. Sanders
363-373Effect of Alkyl Chain Unsaturation on Methyl Ester Thermo-Oxidative Decomposition and Residue FormationRachel Pillar, Milena Ginic-Markovic, Stephen Clarke and Janis Matisons
375-382Predicting Properties of Biodiesel Fuels using Mixture Topological IndexHong Yuan, Bolun Yang and Jiming Yang
383-392Simultaneous Interpenetrating Polymer Networks of Polyurethane from Pentaerythritol–Modified Castor Oil and Polystyrene: Structure–Property RelationshipsManuel F. Valero, Jorge E. Pulido, Álvaro Ramírez and Zhengdong Cheng
393-400Effect of Aqueous Enzymatic Processes on Sunflower Oil QualitySajid Latif and Farooq Anwar

Volume 86, Number 5 / May 2009

401-407Differentiation of Fish Oils According to Species by 13C-NMR Regiospecific Analyses of TriacyglycerolsInger B. Standal, David E. Axelson and Marit Aursand
409-417Fractionation of Soybean Globulins Using Ca2+ and Mg2+: A Comparative AnalysisZi Teng, Chong Liu, Xiaoquan Yang, Lin Li and Chuanhe Tang, et al.
419-425Carob Fruit Polyphenols Reduce Tocopherol Loss, Triacylglycerol Polymerization and Oxidation in Heated Sunflower OilDaniele Zulim Botega, Sara Bastida, Susana Marmesat, Lourdes Pérez-Olleros and Baltasar Ruiz-Roso, et al.
427-435Selective Synthesis of Diacylglycerols of Conjugated Linoleic AcidEstela Hernández-Martín, Charles G. Hill and Cristina Otero
437-444Separation of Extracellular Esterases from Pellet Cultures of the Basidiomycete Pleurotus sapidus by Foam FractionationDiana Linke, Manfred Nimtz, Ralf G. Berger and Holger Zorn
445-452Antioxidant Activity of Added Phenolic Compounds in Freeze-Dried Microencapsulated Sunflower OilJoaquín Velasco, Francisca Holgado, Carmen Dobarganes and Gloria Márquez-Ruiz
453-458The Production of an Experimental Table Margarine Enriched with Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA): Physical PropertiesSayed Amir Hossein Goli, Miskandar Mat Sahri, Mahdi Kadivar and Javad Keramat
459-467Synergistic Effects of Antioxidants on the Oxidative Stability of Soybean Oil- and Poultry Fat-Based BiodieselRhet de Guzman, Haiying Tang, Steven Salley and K. Y. Simon Ng
469-474A Process for the Aqueous Enzymatic Extraction of Corn Oil from Dry Milled Corn Germ and Enzymatic Wet Milled Corn Germ (E-Germ)Robert A. Moreau, Leland C. Dickey, David B. Johnston and Kevin B. Hicks
475-483Structure, Protein Interactions and In Vitro Protease Accessibility of Extruded and Pressurized Full-Fat Soybean FlakesStephanie Jung, Abdullah Mahfuz and Devin Maurer
485-494Optimization of Enzymatic Hydrolysis of Chicken Fat in Emulsion by Response Surface MethodologyDike Teng, Rensi Le, Fang Yuan, Jia Yang and Li He, et al.
495Effect of β-Cyclodextrin on trans Fats, CLA, PUFA, and Phospholipids of Milk Fat: Method UpdateL. Alonso, P. Cuesta and S. E. Gilliland
497-498Chemical Composition and Characteristics of Commiphora wightii (Arnott) Bhandari Seed OilB. H. Patel, S. Thakore and Padamnabhi Shanker Nagar

Volume 86, Number 6 / June 2009

499-505Co-crystals of Beeswax and Various Vegetable Waxes with Sterols Studied by X-ray Diffraction and Differential Scanning CalorimetryMichel Mellema
507-511Rapid Determination of Free Fatty Acid in Extra Virgin Olive Oil by Raman Spectroscopy and Multivariate AnalysisRasha M. El-Abassy, Patrice Donfack and Arnulf Materny
513-519Partitioning of Carboxylic Acid between Oil and Water Phases. Experimental, Correlation, and PredictionAlejandrina Campanella, Beatriz A. Mandagarán and Enrique A. Campanella
521-529Designs of Bioreactor Systems for Solvent-Free Lipase-Catalyzed Synthesis of Fructose–Oleic Acid EstersSang-Hyun Pyo and Douglas G. Hayes
531-537Study of Some Experimental Parameters in the Synthesis of Triacylglycerols with CLA Isomers and Structural AnalysisFrancesca Blasi, Silvia Maurelli, Lina Cossignani, Gilda D’Arco and Maria Stella Simonetti, et al.
539-544Anti-Rancidity Effects of Sesame and Rice Bran Oils on Canola Oil During Deep FryingReza Farhoosh and Reza Esmaeilzadeh Kenari
545-552Profiles of Lipid Components, Fatty Acid Compositions and Triacylglycerol Molecular Species of Adzuki Beans (Vigna angularis)Hiromi Yoshida, Yuka Tomiyama, Naoko Yoshida and Yoshiyuki Mizushina
553-559Lipid Components of North American Wild Rice (Zizania palustris)R. Przybylski, D. Klensporf-Pawlik, F. Anwar and M. Rudzinska
561-571Effect of the Presence and Absence of Potatoes under Repeated Frying Conditions on the Composition of Palm OilEleni P. Kalogianni, Calliope Karastogiannidou and Thodoris D. Karapantsios
573-580Synthesis, Characterization and Performance of Amine Modified Linseed Oil Fatty Amide CoatingsManawwer Alam, Alok R. Ray, S. M. Ashraf and Sharif Ahmad
581-5851H NMR and Multivariate Calibration for the Prediction of Biodiesel Concentration in Diesel BlendsMarcos R. Monteiro, Alessandra R. P. Ambrozin, Luciano M. Lião, Elisangela F. Boffo and Edenir R. Pereira-Filho, et al.
587-594Production of High Oleic Palm Oils on a Pilot ScaleMuhamad Roddy Ramli, Wai Lin Siew and Kien Yoo Cheah
595-604Sterols and Oxidized Sterols in Feed Ingredients Obtained from Chemical and Physical Refining Processes of Fats and OilsSarojini J. K. A. Ubhayasekera and Paresh C. Dutta

Volume 86, Number 7 / July 2009

605-609Purification of GLA-Triglycerides from Evening Primrose Oil by Gravimetric Column ChromatographyM. A. Rincón-Cervera, I. Rodríguez-García and J. L. Guil-Guerrero
611-616Characterization of Oil Extracted from Buriti Fruit (Mauritia flexuosa) Grown in the Brazilian Amazon RegionSimone M. Silva, Klicia A. Sampaio, Thiago Taham, Silvana A. Rocco and Roberta Ceriani, et al.
617-625Profiling of Phytosterols, Tocopherols and Tocotrienols in Selected Seed Oils from Botswana by GC–MS and HPLCY. C. Mitei, J. C. Ngila, S. O. Yeboah, L. Wessjohann and J. Schmidt
627-636Color Measurements in Blue-Tinted Cups for Virgin-Olive-Oil TastingM. Melgosa, L. Gómez-Robledo, R. Huertas, L. F. Capitán-Vallvey and M. J. Moyano, et al.
637-642Characterization of Cross-Linked Lipase AggregatesB. L. A. Prabhavathi Devi, Zheng Guo and Xuebing Xu
643-649Milk Thistle Seed Oil Constituents from Different Varieties Grown in IranBahram Fathi-Achachlouei and Sodeif Azadmard-Damirchi
651-662Products Formed During Thermo-oxidative Degradation of PhytosterolsMagdalena Rudzińska, Roman Przybylski and Erwin Wąsowicz
663-674Characterization of Turkish Virgin Olive Oils Produced from Early Harvest OlivesHarun Dıraman and Hamdi Dibeklioğlu
675-680Synthesis of Sodium (+)-(12S,13R)-Epoxy-cis-9-octadecenyl Sulfonate from Vernonia OilDarryl C. Sutton, Nikki S. Johnson, Caswell Hlongwane and Folahan O. Ayorinde
681-697Chemical and Enzymatic Interesterification of a Blend of Palm Stearin: Soybean Oil for Low trans-Margarine FormulationRaquel Costales-Rodríguez, Véronique Gibon, Roland Verhé and Wim De Greyt
699-706Comparative Oxidative Stability of Fatty Acid Alkyl Esters by Accelerated MethodsBryan R. Moser
707-716Plant Sterol and Policosanol Characterization of Hexane Extracts from Grain Sorghum, Corn and their DDGSCarolina Leguizamón, Curtis L. Weller, Vicki L. Schlegel and Timothy P. Carr

Volume 86, Number 8 / August 2009

717-722Determination of Essential Fatty Acids in Captured and Farmed Matrinxã (Brycon cephalus) from the Brazilian Amazonian AreaNeiva Maria Almeida, Natália Soares Janzantti and Maria Regina Bueno Franco
723-731Physicochemical, Textural and Viscoelastic Properties of Palm Diacylglycerol Bakery Margarine During StorageLing-Zhi Cheong, Chin-Ping Tan, Kamariah Long, Mohd. Suria Affandi Yusoff and Oi-Ming Lai
733-741Organogel-Based Emulsion Systems, Micro-Structural Features and Impact on In Vitro DigestionNicola Duffy, Han C. G. Blonk, Christiaan M. Beindorff, Magali Cazade and Arjen Bot, et al.
743-748Determining Ethyl Esters in Fish Oil with Solid Phase Microextraction and GC–MSJenna C. Sullivan, Suzanne M. Budge and M. St-Onge
749-755Characterization of the Seed Oil and Meal from Monechma ciliatum and Prunus mahaleb SeedsAbdalbasit Adam Mariod, Kawthar Mahmoud Aseel, Ali Abdalgadir Mustafa and Siddig Ibrahim Abdel-Wahab
757-763Quantitative Analysis of Dairy Phospholipids by 31P NMRAndrew MacKenzie, Mikhail Vyssotski and Eduard Nekrasov
765-772Rheological Properties of Candelilla Wax and Dotriacontane Organogels Measured with a True-Gap SystemJuan A. Morales-Rueda, Elena Dibildox-Alvarado, Miriam A. Charó-Alonso and Jorge F. Toro-Vazquez
773-781The Stabilizing Effects of Polyols and Sugars on Porcine Pancreatic LipaseGangadhara, Parigi Ramesh Kumar and Vishweshwaraiah Prakash
783-789An Efficient Binary Solvent Mixture for Monoacylglycerol Synthesis by Enzymatic GlycerolysisNanjing Zhong, Lin Li, Xuebing Xu, Lingzhi Cheong and Bing Li, et al.
791-797Influence of Temperature on Growth and Peak Oil Biosynthesis in a Carbon-Limited Medium by Pythium irregulareKeri B. Cantrell and Terry H. Walker
799-808Chemical and Sensory Characteristics of Products Fried in High-Oleic, Low-Linolenic Rapeseed OilBertrand Matthäus, Norbert U. Haase and Günter Unbehend
809-815Scale-up of Enzyme-Assisted Aqueous Extraction Processing of SoybeansJuliana Maria Leite Nobrega de Moura, N. M. de Almeida and L. A. Johnson
817-825Effect of Hydrothermal Treatment of Rapeseed on Antioxidant Capacity of the Pressed Rapeseed OilAleksandra Szydłowska-Czerniak, György Karlovits, Ágnes Sosna-Sárdi, Csilla Dianoczki and Edward Szłyk

Volume 86, Number 9 / September 2009

827-833Evaluation of Authenticity of Iranian Olive Oil by Fatty Acid and Triacylglycerol ProfilesZ. Piravi-Vanak, M. Ghavami, H. Ezzatpanah, J. Arab and H. Safafar, et al.
835-841Fourier Transform Near Infrared Spectroscopy as a Quality Control Tool for the Analysis of Lecithin and By-Products During Soybean Oil ProcessingHui Li, Mark Goulden, Robert Cocciardi and Jan Hughes
843-856A Comprehensive Evaluation of the Melting Points of Fatty Acids and Esters Determined by Differential Scanning CalorimetryGerhard Knothe and Robert O. Dunn
857-865Chemical Characterization of the Seed and Antioxidant Activity of Various Parts of Salvadora persicaAbdalbasit Adam Mariod, Bertrand Matthäus and I. H. Hussein
867-875Variations in Fatty Acids, Phospholipids and Sterols During the Seed Development of a High Oleic Sunflower VarietyM. D. Zlatanov, M. J. Angelova-Romova, G. A. Antova, R. D. Dimitrova and S. M. Momchilova, et al.
877-883Differential Scanning Calorimetry Analysis of Goat Fats: Comparison of Chemical Composition and Thermal PropertiesMustafa Tahsin Yılmaz and M. Karakaya
885-893Frying Quality Characteristics of French Fries Prepared in Refined Olive Oil and Palm OleinElham Tabee, Margaretha Jägerstad and Paresh C. Dutta
895-902Effects of Temperature and UV Light on Degradation of α-Tocopherol in Free and Dissolved FormCristina M. Sabliov, C. Fronczek, C. E. Astete, M. Khachaturyan and L. Khachatryan, et al.
903-908Quality of Crude Oil Extracted from Aging Walleye Pollock (Theragra chalcogramma) ByproductsTed H. Wu and Peter J. Bechtel
909-915Optimization of an Oil Extraction Process for Algae from the Treatment of Manure EffluentWalter Mulbry, Shannon Kondrad, Jeffrey Buyer and Devanand L. Luthria
917-926Wild Brazilian Mustard (Brassica juncea L.) Seed Oil Methyl Esters as Biodiesel FuelGulab N. Jham, Bryan R. Moser, Shailesh N. Shah, Ronald A. Holser and Onkar D. Dhingra, et al.
927-932Foam Separation of Oil from Enzymatically Treated Wet-Milled Corn Germ DispersionsLeland C. Dickey, Michael J. Kurantz, Nicholas Parris, Andrew McAloon and Robert A. Moreau

Volume 86, Number 10 / October 2009

933-940Characteristics of Virgin Olive Oils from the Olive Zone of Extremadura (Spain), and an Approximation to their Varietal OriginJacinto Sánchez Casas, C. De Miguel Gordillo, E. Osorio Bueno, J. Marín Expósito and M. Fuentes Mendoza, et al.
941-947Investigation of Frying Oil Quality Using VIS/NIR Hyperspectral AnalysisAlireza Ashkmehr Yavari, M. Hamedi and S. Haghbin
949-958Rapid Profiling of Animal-Derived Fatty Acids Using Fast GC × GC Coupled to Time-of-Flight Mass SpectrometrySung-Tong Chin, Yaakob Bin Che Man, Chin Ping Tan and Dzulkifly Mat Hashim
959-966Purification and Characterization of a Radical Scavenging Peptide from Rapeseed Protein HydrolysatesShao Bing Zhang, Zhang Wang, Shi Ying Xu and Xian Fu Gao
967-970Determination of Trace Nickel in Hydrogenated Cottonseed Oil by Pressurized Bomb Acid Digestion and Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectrometry DetectionJianbo Liu, Gai Zhang, Zuchao Meng and Bo Qiao
971-976Physicochemical and Sensory Quality of Crude Brazilian Pecan Nut Oil during StorageTatiana Oro, Helena Maria André Bolini, Daniel Barrera Arellano and Jane Mara Block
977-983Fatty Acid Distribution in the Seed Flour of Wild Vicia Species from Southern SpainElena Pastor-Cavada, Rocio Juan, Julio E. Pastor, Manuel Alaiz and Javier Vioque
985-990Oil and Conjugated Linolenic Acid Contents of Seeds from Important Pomegranate Cultivars (Punica granatum L.) Grown in TurkeyMustafa Kýralan, Muharrem Gölükcü and Haluk Tokgöz
991-999Fatty Acid Composition, Oxidative Stability, and Radical Scavenging Activity of Vegetable Oil Blends with Coconut OilA. S. Bhatnagar, P. K. Prasanth Kumar, J. Hemavathy and A. G. Gopala Krishna
1001-1007Effects of Adhesive Application Methods on Performance of a Soy-based Adhesive in Oriented StrandboardMatthew Schwarzkopf, Jian Huang and Kaichang Li
1009-1016Production of Fatty Acid Methyl Esters via the In Situ Transesterification of Soybean Oil in Carbon Dioxide-Expanded MethanolVictor T. Wyatt and Michael J. Haas
1017-1019Fatty Acid Composition of Baccaurea courtallensis Muell. Arg Seed Oil: an Endemic Species of Western Ghats, IndiaSrinivasa Mohan
1021-1028Functional Properties of Soy Protein Isolates Produced from Ultrasonicated Defatted Soy FlakesBishnu Karki, Buddhi P. Lamsal, David Grewell, Anthony L. Pometto and J. van Leeuwen, et al.
1029Oil and Conjugated Linolenic Acid Contents of Seeds from Important Pomegranate Cultivars (Punica granatum L.) Grown in TurkeyMustafa Kıralan, Muharrem Gölükcü and Haluk Tokgöz

Volume 86, Number 11 / November 2009

1031-1035Ratios of Regioisomers of Triacylglycerols Containing Dihydroxy Fatty Acids in Castor Oil by Mass SpectrometryJiann-Tsyh Lin
1037-1045Nutrition Labeling: Rapid Determination of Total trans Fats by Using Internal Reflection Infrared Spectroscopy and a Second Derivative ProcedureMagdi M. Mossoba, A. Seiler, J. K. G. Kramer, V. Milosevic and M. Milosevic, et al.
1047-1055Further Lipid Profiling of the Oil from the Mophane Caterpillar, Imbrasia belinaS. O. Yeboah and Y. C. Mitei
1057-1063Stability Profile of Fatty Acids in Yak (Bos grunniens) Kidney Fat During the Initial Stages of AutoxidationHaiRong Zhang, Qiang Wang and Enguo Fan
1065-1071Lipid-Soluble Extracts as the Main Source of Anticancer Activity in Ginseng and Ginseng MarcSung Dong Lee, Guijae Yoo, Hee Jeong Chae, Man-Jin In and Nam-Soon Oh, et al.
1073-1082Antioxidant Activity of Phytochemicals from Distillers Dried Grain OilJill Kristine Winkler-Moser and Steven Francis Vaughn
1083-1092Changes in Quality Indices, Phenolic Content and Antioxidant Activity of Flavored Olive Oils during StorageAntonietta Baiano, Carmela Terracone, Giuseppe Gambacorta and Ennio La Notte
1093-1099Increased In Vitro and In Vivo Digestibility of Soy Proteins by Chemical Modification of Disulfide BondsH. Wang, R. J. Faris, Tong Wang, M. E. Spurlock and N. Gabler
1101-1114Conversion of Methyl Oleate to Branched-Chain Hydroxy Fatty Acid DerivativesOliver D. Dailey, Nicolette T. Prevost and Gary D. Strahan
1115-1121Clickable Lipids: Azido and Alkynyl Fatty Acids and TriacylglycerolsJonathan A. Zerkowski, Alberto Nuñez, Gary D. Strahan and Daniel K. Y. Solaiman
1123-1128Liquid–Liquid Extraction of Butanol from Dilute Aqueous Solutions Using Soybean-Derived BiodieselLalleh Adhami, Bennie Griggs, Patrick Himebrook and Katherine Taconi
1129-1135Response Surface Analysis and Modeling of Flaxseed Oil Yield in Supercritical Carbon DioxideSami Gökhan Özkal
1137-1140Influence of Vertical Centrifugation on Extra Virgin Olive Oil QualityPiernicola Masella, Alessandro Parenti, Paolo Spugnoli and Luca Calamai

Volume 86, Number 12 / December 2009

1141-1147Catalytic Activity of Ruthenium Nanoparticles Supported on Carbon Nanotubes for Hydrogenation of Soybean OilShanshan Guo, Kong Yong Liew and Jinlin Li
1149-1153Analysis of Cod-Liver Oil Adulteration Using Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) SpectroscopyAbdul Rohman and Yaakob B. Che Man
1155-1161Cholesterol, Lipid Content, and Fatty Acid Composition of Different Tissues of Farmed Cobia (Rachycentron canadum) from ChinaShu Cheng Liu, De Tao Li, Peng Zhi Hong, Chao Hua Zhang and Hong Wu Ji, et al.
1163-1173Physical Properties of Rice Bran Wax in Bulk and OrganogelsLakmali Samuditha K. Dassanayake, Dharma R. Kodali, S. Ueno and K. Sato
1175-1179Characteristics of Oil from Hulless Barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) Bran from TibetJunwei Qian, Siping Jiang, Wentao Su and Ping Gao
1181-1188A Comparative Study of the Properties of Six Sudanese Cucurbit Seeds and Seed OilsAbdalbasit Adam Mariod, Yousif M. Ahmed, Bertrand Matthäus, Galaledin Khaleel and Abdeen Siddig, et al.
1189-1197Microbial Conversion of Vegetable Oil to Rare Unsaturated Fatty Acids and Fatty Alcohols by an Aeromonas hydrophila IsolateToshihiro Nagao, Yomi Watanabe, Keiji Hiraoka, Noriaki Kishimoto and Tokio Fujita, et al.
1199-1207Frying Stability of Purified Mid-Oleic Sunflower Oil Triacylglycerols with Added Pure Tocopherols and Tocopherol MixturesKathleen Warner and Jill Moser
1209-1214Fatty Acid, Phytosterol, and Polyamine Conjugate Profiles of Edible Oils Extracted from Corn Germ, Corn Fiber, and Corn KernelsRobert A. Moreau, Anna-Maija Lampi and Kevin B. Hicks
1215-1225Characterization of Olive-Leaf Phenolics by ESI-MS and Evaluation of their Antioxidant Capacities by the CAT AssayMickaël Laguerre, Luis Javier Lόpez Giraldo, Georges Piombo, Maria Cruz Figueroa-Espinoza and Michel Pina, et al.
1227-1233The Influence of Reaction Parameters on the Epoxidation of Rapeseed Oil with Peracetic AcidEugeniusz Milchert and Anna Smagowicz
1235-1240Enzyme-Assisted Aqueous Extraction of Kalahari Melon Seed Oil: Optimization Using Response Surface MethodologyKar Lin Nyam, Chin Ping Tan, Oi Ming Lai, Kamariah Long and Yaakob B. Che Man
1241-1250A Laboratory Decanting Procedure to Simulate Whole Stillage Separation in Dry-Grind Corn Ethanol ProcessHui Wang, Tong Wang, Anthony L. Pometto and Lawrence A. Johnson

Volume 87, Number 1 / January 2010

1-7A Review of the Application and Pharmacological Properties of α-Bisabolol and α-Bisabolol-Rich OilsGuy P. P. Kamatou and Alvaro M. Viljoen
9-17High Oleic and Low Trans Fatty Acid Formation by an Electrochemical ProcessHaiyi Xiao, Hyun Jung Kim, David B. Min and Shashi B. Lalvani
19-27Bloom Formation on Poorly-Tempered Chocolate and Effects of Seed AdditionYasuyoshi Kinta and Richard W. Hartel
29-34Detection and Quantification of Free Glycerol in Virgin Olive Oil by 31P-NMR SpectroscopyEmmanuel Hatzakis, Alexia Agiomyrgianaki and Photis Dais
35-43Antioxidant Activity of the Phenolic Leaf Extracts from Monechma ciliatum in Stabilization of Corn OilAbdalbasit Adam Mariod, Ramlah Mohamad Ibrahim, Maznah Ismail and Norsharina Ismail
45-53Continuous Lipase-Catalyzed Alcoholysis of Sunflower Oil: Effect of Phase-Equilibrium on Process EfficiencyIván Jachmanián, Matías Dobroyán, Mercedes Moltini, Nadia Segura and Bruno Irigaray, et al.
55-61Scalable Preparation of High Purity Rutin Fatty Acid EstersBena-Marie Lue, Zheng Guo, Marianne Glasius and Xuebing Xu
63-67Chemical Characteristics and Fatty Acid Profile of Foxtail Millet Bran OilShaohua Liang, Guolong Yang and Yuxiang Ma
69-74Physical and Sensory Attributes of a trans-Free Spread Formulated with a Blend Containing a Structured Lipid, Palm Mid-Fraction, and Cottonseed OilStephen E. Lumor, Ashanty M. Pina-Rodriguez, Robert L. Shewfelt and Casimir C. Akoh
75-82The Effect of Phospholipids on Butter Physical and Sensory PropertiesYuliya Fedotova and Robert W. Lencki
83-91Novel Two-Phase Catalysis with Organometallic Compounds for Epoxidation of Vegetable Oils by Hydrogen PeroxidePingping Jiang, Min Chen, Yuming Dong, Yun Lu and Xia Ye, et al.
93-107Characterization of Aromatherapy Massage Oils Prepared from Virgin Coconut Oil and Some Essential OilsSarunyoo Songkro, Anusak Sirikatitham, Supreedee Sungkarak, Khemmarat Buaking and Juraithip Wungsintaweekul, et al.
109-114Effects of Bleaching and Deodorization Processes of Beef Tallow on Cholesterol Removal by Lecithin TreatmentAireza Yavari, A. Heshmati, M. Hamedi and S. Haghbin
115-117Selectivities in Partial HydrogenationAlbert J. Dijkstra

Volume 87, Number 2 / February 2010

119-125High Pressure Micronization of TristearateZoran Mandžuka, Mojca Škerget and Željko Knez
127-132A Modified Amino Acid Analysis Using PITC Derivatization for Soybeans with Accurate Determination of Cysteine and Half-CystinePrachuab Kwanyuen and Joseph W. Burton
133-145Effect of Cooling Rate on the Structural and Moisture Barrier Properties of High and Low Melting Point FatsClaire Bourlieu, Valérie Guillard, Mariana Ferreira, Hugh Powell and Baltasar Vallès-Pàmies, et al.
147-155Determination of Sinapic Acid Derivatives in Canola Extracts Using High-Performance Liquid ChromatographyRabie Khattab, Michael Eskin, Michel Aliani and Usha Thiyam
157-166Seasonal Variation of Chemical Composition and Antioxidant Activity of Essential Oil from Pistacia atlantica Desf. LeavesNadhir Gourine, Mohamed Yousfi, Isabelle Bombarda, Boubakeur Nadjemi and Emile Gaydou
167-172Oenocarpus bataua Mart. (Arecaceae): Rediscovering a Source of High Oleic Vegetable Oil from AmazoniaRommel Montúfar, Andréina Laffargue, Jean-Christophe Pintaud, Serge Hamon and Sylvie Avallone, et al.
173-184Effect of Feed Fat By-Products with Trans Fatty Acids and Heated Oil on Cholesterol and Oxycholesterols in ChickenSarojini J. K. A. Ubhayasekera, Alba Tres, Rafael Codony and Paresh C. Dutta
185-194Human Milk Fat Substitute from Butterfat: Production by Enzymatic Interesterification and Evaluation of Oxidative StabilityAnn-Dorit Moltke Sørensen, Xuebing Xu, Long Zhang, Janni B. Kristensen and Charlotte Jacobsen
195-203Non-Evaporative Solvent Recovery Step in Deacidification of Used Frying Oil as Biodiesel Feedstock by Methanol ExtractionMeliz Fatma Tunc, Hale Gurbuz and Selma Zeynep Türkay
205-213Characterization of Oil Precipitate and Oil Extracted from Condensed Corn Distillers SolublesSandra Majoni and Tong Wang
215-221Analysis of Sterol Glycosides in Biodiesel and Biodiesel PrecipitatesHuali Wang, Haiying Tang, Steven Salley and K. Y. Simon Ng
223-231Recycling of Aqueous Supernatants in Soybean Oleosome IsolationVirginie N. Kapchie, Lili T. Towa, Catherine Hauck and Patricia A. Murphy
233-238Cholesterol Removal from Squid Liver Oil by Crosslinked β-CyclodextrinJeong Eun Lee, Mi Hwa Seo, Yoon Hyuk Chang and Hae-Soo Kwak

Volume 87, Number 3 / March 2010

239-246A Method to Qualify and Quantify the Crystalline State of Cocoa Butter in Industrial ChocolateBenjamin J. D. Le Révérend, Peter J. Fryer, Simon Coles and Serafim Bakalis
247-254Characterisation of Phenolic Compounds in Oils Produced from Frosted OlivesClaudia Guillaume, Leandro Ravetti and Sonja Gwyn
255-262Effect of Saturated/Unsaturated Fatty Acid Ratio on Physicochemical Properties of Palm Olein–Olive Oil BlendMahsa Naghshineh, Abdul Azis Ariffin, Hasanah Mohd Ghazali, Hamed Mirhosseini and Abdulkarim S. Mohammad
263-270Use of the SAW Sensor Electronic Nose for Detecting the Adulteration of Virgin Coconut Oil with RBD Palm Kernel OleinA. M. Marina, Y. B. Che Man and I. Amin
271-279Computational Study of Macroscopic Properties of Macromolecules with Industrial InterestKepa K. Burusco, Carlos Jaime, Felicidad Franch-Lage, Lluís Beltran and Francesc Granero
281-293Lipase-Catalyzed Synthesis of Saccharide–Fatty Acid Esters Using Suspensions of Saccharide Crystals in Solvent-Free MediaRan Ye, Sang-Hyun Pyo and Douglas G. Hayes
295-304Red Palm Olein: Characterization and Utilization in Formulating Novel Functional BiscuitsNesma El-Hadad, Hany Aly Abou-Gharbia, Mohammed Hamadi Abd El-Aal and Mohammed Mohamoud Youssef
305-311Enzymatic Synthesis of Novel Feruloylated Lipids and Their Evaluation as AntioxidantsYan Zheng, Christopher Branford-White, Xiao-Mei Wu, Cheng-Yao Wu and Jian-Gang Xie, et al.
313-320Synthesis and Properties of Polyurethane Elastomers with Castor Oil as CrosslinkerStefan Oprea
321-326Physicochemical Characteristics and Composition of Indian Soybean Oil Deodorizer Distillate and the Recovery of PhytosterolsSakina Khatoon, R. G. Raja Rajan and A. G. Gopala Krishna
327-336Antifungal Activity of Leaf Essential Oil and Extracts of Metasequoia glyptostroboides Miki ex HuVivek K. Bajpai and Sun Chul Kang
337-345Comparing Process Efficiency in Reducing Steryl Glucosides in BiodieselHaiying Tang, Rhet De Guzman, Steven Salley and K. Y. Simon Ng
347-354Enzyme-Assisted Aqueous Extraction of Oil from Isolated Oleosomes of Soybean FlourLili T. Towa, Virginie N. Kapchie, Catherine Hauck and Patricia A. Murphy

Volume 87, Number 4 / April 2010

355-360The Effects of Microwave Frying on Physicochemical Properties of Frying and Sunflower OilsMaryam Gharachorloo, Mehrdad Ghavami, Maryam Mahdiani and Reza Azizinezhad
361-367A New Chemiluminescence Method for Detecting Lipid Peroxides in Vegetable OilsArkadiusz Szterk and Piotr Paweł Lewicki
369-376Composition and Antioxidant Activity of Olive Leaf Extracts from Greek Olive CultivarsKostas Kiritsakis, M. G. Kontominas, C. Kontogiorgis, D. Hadjipavlou-Litina and A. Moustakas, et al.
377-384Fatty Acids, Tocopherols, Phenolics and the Antimicrobial Effect of Sclerocarya birrea Kernels with Different Harvesting DatesAbdalbasit Adam Mariod, Bertrand Matthäus, Yousif M. A. Idris and Siddig Ibrahim Abdelwahab
385-394Structured and Specialty Lipids in Continuous Packed Column Reactors: Comparison of Production Using One and Two Enzyme BedsFayez Hamam and Suzanne M. Budge
395-400Lipid Profiles of Tunisian Coriander (Coriandrum sativum) SeedJazia Sriti, Wissem Aidi Wannes, Thierry Talou, Baya Mhamdi and Muriel Cerny, et al.
401-409Roasting-Related Changes in Oxidative Stability and Antioxidant Capacity of Apricot Kernel OilGökhan Durmaz, İhsan Karabulut, Ali Topçu, Meltem Asiltürk and Türkan Kutlu
411-417Trans-Free Plastic Shortenings Prepared with Palm Stearin and Rice Bran Oil Structured LipidBrenda H. Jennings and Casimir C. Akoh
419-428Antioxidant Effects of Berry Phenolics Incorporated in Oil-in-Water Emulsions with Continuous Phase β-LactoglobulinHanna Salminen, Marina Heinonen and Eric A. Decker
429-436Characterization of Annona cherimola Mill. Seed Oil from Madeira Island: a Possible Biodiesel FeedstockPedro Costa Branco, Paula C. Castilho, Maria Fernanda Rosa and Juan Ferreira
437-444Ring-Opening Polymerization of Epoxidized Soybean OilZengshe Liu and Sevim Z. Erhan
445-452Mesoporous Silica-Supported Diarylammonium Catalysts for Esterification of Free Fatty Acids in GreasesHelen L. Ngo, Nicholas A. Zafiropoulos, Thomas A. Foglia, Edward T. Samulski and Wenbin Lin
453-459Predicting Temperature Dependent Viscosity for Unaltered Waste Soybean Oil Blended with Petroleum FuelsEugene Paul Wagner, Maura A. Koehle, Todd M. Moyle and Patrick D. Lambert
461-465Letter to the EditorAlbert Jan Dijkstra
467-468Production of High Oleic Palm Oils on a Pilot ScaleSiew Wai Lin, Cheah Kien Yoo and Muhamad Roddy Ramli

Volume 87, Number 5 / May 2010

469-481The Antioxidant Functions of Tocopherol and Tocotrienol Homologues in Oils, Fats, and Food SystemsChristine M. Seppanen, Qinghua Song and A. Saari Csallany
483-491Evaluation of the Oxidative Stability of Diacylglycerol-Enriched Soybean Oil and Palm Olein Under Rancimat-Accelerated Oxidation ConditionsYong Wang, Mouming Zhao, Shuze Tang, Keke Song and Xue Han, et al.
493-497Improving Plasticity of Milk Fat for Use in Baking by FractionationS. Yella Reddy
499-506Effect of Irrigation Regimes on Oil Content and Composition of Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.) CultivarsEnsiye Ashrafi and Khorshid Razmjoo
507-514Characterization of Soybean Proteins–Fatty Acid SystemsA. Quiroga, María C. Añón and María Cecilia Puppo
515-520Determination of Deep Frying Soybean Oil Disposal Point by a Sensory MethodDébora Ravelli, Carla Romero Matsuoka, Regina Célia Della Modesta, Thais Maria Ferreira de Souza Vieira and Marisa Aparecida Bismara Regitano-d’Arce
521-529The Plackett–Burman Design for Evaluating the Production of Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids by Physcomitrella patensPichit Chodok, Akkharawit Kanjana-Opas and Songsri Kaewsuwan
531-537Enzymatic Production of Monoacylglycerols with Camellia Oil by the Glycerolysis ReactionFan-kui Zeng, Bo Yang, Yong-hua Wang, Wei-fei Wang and Zheng-xiang Ning, et al.
539-548Physicochemical Properties of Garden Cress (Lepidium sativum L.) Seed OilBastihalli Tukaram Diwakar, Pinto Kumar Dutta, Belur Ramaswamy Lokesh and Kamatham Akhilender Naidu
549-558Potential Relationships Between Fatty Acid Compositions and Phytochemicals of Selected Low Linolenic Soybeans Grown in MarylandMonica Whent, Margaret Slavin, William Kenworthy and Liangli Yu
559-566Antioxidant Activity of Tannin Fractions Isolated from Buckwheat Seeds and GroatsMagdalena Karamać
567-572Effect of Metal Contaminants and Antioxidants on the Oxidation Stability of the Methyl Ester of PongamiaAmit Sarin, Rajneesh Arora, N. P. Singh, Rakesh Sarin and Meeta Sharma, et al.
573-582Effect of Storage Conditions on the Oil Quality of Chinese Tallow Tree SeedsBeatrice G. Terigar, Sundar Balasubramanian and Dorin Boldor
583-590Sodium Bisulfite-Induced Changes in the Physicochemical, Surface and Adhesive Properties of Soy β-ConglycininLu Zhang and Xiuzhi Susan Sun
591-600Liquid–Liquid Equilibrium Constant for Acetic Acid in an Epoxidized Soybean Oil–Acetic Acid–Water SystemMilovan Janković, Snežana Sinadinović-Fišer and Marc Lamshoeft

Volume 87, Number 6 / June 2010

601-606Application of FTIR Spectroscopy for the Determination of Virgin Coconut Oil in Binary Mixtures with Olive Oil and Palm OilAbdul Rohman, Yaakob B. Che Man, Amin Ismail and Puziah Hashim
607-613Application of Headspace Solid-Phase Microextraction and Gas Chromatography for the Analysis of Furfural in Crude Palm OilChia Chun Loi, Huey Chern Boo, Abdulkarim Sabo Mohamed and Abdul Azis Ariffin
615-620Synthesis, Characterization and Free Radical Scavenging Properties of Rosmarinic Acid Fatty EstersJérôme Lecomte, Luis Javier López Giraldo, Mickaël Laguerre, Bruno Baréa and Pierre Villeneuve
621-626Detection of Corn Oil in Adulterated Sesame Oil by Chromatography and Carbon Isotope AnalysisHye-Young Seo, Jaeho Ha, Dong-Bin Shin, Sung-Lye Shim and Ki-Mi No, et al.
627-636Characterization of Aegean Olive Oils by Their Minor CompoundsHuri Ilyasoglu, Beraat Ozcelik, Vera Van Hoed and Roland Verhe
637-645Chemical Composition and Oxidative Stability of Selected Plant OilsArkadiusz Szterk, M. Roszko, E. Sosińska, D. Derewiaka and P. P. Lewicki
647-657Physicochemical Properties of Lipase-Catalyzed Interesterified Fat Containing α-Linolenic AcidJung-Ah Shin, C. C. Akoh and Ki-Teak Lee
659-665Biocatalytic Properties of Lipase from Walnut Seed (Juglans regia L.)Yeşim Yeşiloğlu and Bora Demirkan
667-671Characteristics and Composition of Watermelon Seed Oil and Solvent Extraction Parameters EffectsZahra Moaddabdoost Baboli and Ali Akbar Safe Kordi
673-679Competitive Binding of Off-Flavor Compounds with Soy Protein and β-Cyclodextrin in a Ternary System: A Model StudyAkshay Arora and Srinivasan Damodaran
681-688Synthesis and Characterization of the Intrinsic Properties of Milkweed Polyhydroxy Fatty AcidsR. E. Harry-O’kuru, A. Mohamed, S. H. Gordon, J. Xu and B. K. Sharma
689-695Comparative Evaluation of Physicochemical Properties of Jatropha Seed Oil from Malaysia, Indonesia and ThailandA. Emil, Zahira Yaakob, M. N. Satheesh Kumar, J. M. Jahim and J. Salimon
697-704Quality of Biodiesel Prepared from Phorbol Ester Extracted Jatropha curcas OilRakshit Kodekalra Devappa, Jeroen Maes, Harinder Paul Singh Makkar, Wim De Greyt and Klaus Becker
705-714Effect of the Previous Storage of Ripe Olives on the Oil Composition of FruitsAntonio López-López, Francisco Rodríguez-Gómez, Amparo Cortés-Delgado, Pedro García-García and Antonio Garrido-Fernández

Volume 87, Number 7 / July 2010

715-730Properties and Stability of Solid Lipid Particle Dispersions Based on Canola Stearin and Poloxamer 188C. Celeste Trujillo and Amanda J. Wright
731-736Detection of Hydrocarbons in Irradiated Chilled Beef by HS-SPME–GC–MS and Optimization of the MethodAn Li, Yiming Ha, Feng Wang and Yanjie Li
737-745Rapid Determination of Volatile Compounds in Gymnotheca involucrata Pei. by MAE–HS-SPME Followed by GC–MSZai-bo Yang, Hai-li Mao, Wen-yi Kang, Hong-tao Zou and Cheng-bin Sun, et al.
747-754A Novel Method for Monitoring the Transesterification Reaction of Oil in Biodiesel Production by Estimation of GlycerolSabbasani Rajasekhara Reddy, Devamani Titu and Anju Chadha
755-762Extraction and Analysis of Tomato Seed OilF. J. Eller, J. K. Moser, J. A. Kenar and S. L. Taylor
763-769Annona squamosa and Catunaregam nilotica Seeds, the Effect of the Extraction Method on the Oil CompositionAbdalbasit Adam Mariod, Sara Elkheir, Yousif Mohamed Ahmed and Bertrand Matthäus
771-780Interaction Between Polar Components and the Degree of Unsaturation of Fatty Acids on the Oxidative Stability of EmulsionsEric A. Decker, Jean Alamed and Inar A. Castro
781-789Relationship Between Geographical Origin and Fatty Acid Composition of Turkish Virgin Olive Oils for Two Harvest YearsHarun Diraman, Hülya Saygi and Yaşar Hisil
791-801Changes in Lipid Class and Fatty Acid Composition of Cultures of Pavlova lutheri, in Response to Light IntensityA. Catarina Guedes, Luís A. Meireles, Helena M. Amaro and F. Xavier Malcata
803-808Optimization of the Conditions for Removing Cholesterol from Cod Liver Oil by β-Cyclodextrin Crosslinked with Adipic AcidYoon Hyuk Chang, Jung Eun Lee and Hae-Soo Kwak
809-815Entrapment of Flaxseed Oil Within Gelatin-Gum Arabic CapsulesS. Liu, N. H. Low and Michael T. Nickerson
817-823Preparation of Biodiesel by Transesterification of Rapeseed Oil with Methanol Using Solid Base Catalyst Calcined K2CO3/γ-Al2O3Xianghua Liu, Xingyao Xiong, Canming Liu, Dengyou Liu and Anjun Wu, et al.
825-833The Conversion of Low Grade Tallow into Biodiesel-Grade Methyl EsterAndrás Fröhlich, Bernard Rice and Gemma Vicente
835-836Rapid Oil Extraction from Potato ChipsJeta Kadamne and Andrew Proctor
837Erratum to: A Novel Method for Monitoring the Transesterification Reaction of Oil in Biodiesel Production by Estimation of GlycerolSabbasani Rajasekhara Reddy, Devamani Titu and Anju Chadha

Volume 87, Number 8 / August 2010

839-848Characterization and Authentication of Significant Chinese Edible Oilseed Oils by Stable Carbon Isotope AnalysisLian-Xian Guo, Xiao-Ming Xu, Jian-Ping Yuan, Chou-Fei Wu and Jiang-Hai Wang
849-856Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Extraction of Sorghum Bug (Agonoscelis pubescens) Oil Using Response Surface MethodologyAbdalbasit Adam Mariod, Siddig Ibrahim Abdelwahab, Mohamed Abdulkadir Gedi and Zeinab Solati
857-864Gene Expression Profiles of Soybeans with Mid-Oleic Acid Seed PhenotypeRobert G. Upchurch and Martha E. Ramirez
865-875Comparison of Oils Originating from Olive Fruit by Different Production SystemsBirsen Pehlivan and Emin Yılmaz
877-884The Influence of Growing Region, Cultivar and Harvest Timing on the Diversity of Australian Olive OilRodney J. Mailer, Jamie Ayton and Kerrie Graham
885-894Fat-Soluble Bioactives, Fatty Acid Profile and Radical Scavenging Activity of Semecarpus anacardium Seed OilMohamed Fawzy Ramadan, S. G. Kinni, M. Seshagiri and Jörg-Thomas Mörsel
895-902The Composition of Crude Corn Oil Recovered after Fermentation via Centrifugation from a Commercial Dry Grind Ethanol ProcessRobert A. Moreau, Kevin B. Hicks, David B. Johnston and Nathan P. Laun
903-908Parametric Study of Jatropha Seeds for Biodiesel Production by Reactive ExtractionSavita Kaul, Jyoti Porwal and M. O. Garg
909-915Plastics from an Improved Canola Protein Isolate: Preparation and PropertiesWajira A. R. Manamperi, Sam K. C. Chang, Chad A. Ulven and Scott W. Pryor
917-928Fractionation of Short and Medium Chain Fatty Acid Ethyl Esters from a Blend of Oils via Ethanolysis and Short-Path DistillationLuis Vázquez and Casimir C. Akoh
929-936Mechanical and Abrasive Wear Studies on Biobased Jatropha Oil Cake Incorporated Glass–Epoxy CompositesM. N. Satheesh Kumar, Z. Yaakob, N. Mohan, Siddaramaiah and S. P. Kumaresh Babu
937-945Synthesis and Physical Properties of Potential Biolubricants based on Ricinoleic AcidLinxing Yao, Earl G. Hammond, Tong Wang, Satyam Bhuyan and Sriram Sundararajan
947-954Synthesis and Characterization of Canola Oil Alkyd Resins Based on Novel Acrylic Monomer (ATBS)Ramakant V. Nimbalkar and Vilas D. Athawale

Volume 87, Number 9 / September 2010

955-962Stability of Cholesterol, 7-Ketocholesterol and β-Sitosterol during Saponification: Ramifications for Artifact Monitoring of Sterol Oxide ProductsT. P. Busch and A. J. King
963-972An Assay Method for Determining the Total Lipid Content of Fish Meat Using a 2-Thiobarbituric Acid ReactionTeruo Matsushita, Shin-ichi Inoue and Ryusuke Tanaka
973-980Quantitation of Sterols and Steryl Esters in Fortified Foods and Beverages by GC/FIDLisa M. Clement, Steven L. Hansen, Colin D. Costin and Gregg L. Perri
981-986Fatty Acids Profile of Alphitonia neocaledonica and Grevillea exul var. rubiginosa Seed Oils, Occurrence of an ω5 SeriesI. Bombarda, C. Zongo, C. R. McGill, P. Doumenq and B. Fogliani
987-995Neutral Lipid Characterization of Non-Water-Soluble Fractions of Carica Papaya LatexNathalie Barouh, Slim Abdelkafi, Benjamin Fouquet, Michel Pina and Frantz Scheirlinckx, et al.
997-1004An Improved Isolation Method of Soy β-Conglycinin Subunits and Their CharacterizationDe-Bao Yuan, Wei Min, Xiao-Quan Yang, Chuan-He Tang and Ke-Li Huang, et al.
1005-1011A Spectrophotometric Microtiterplate Assay to Determine the Transphosphatidylation Potential of Phospholipase DMartin Dippe and Renate Ulbrich-Hofmann
1013-1018Performance of a Cocoa Butter-Like Fat Enzymatically Produced from Olive Pomace Oil as a Partial Cocoa Butter ReplacerOzan Nazım Çiftçi, Fahrettin Göğüş and Sibel Fadıloğlu
1019-1025Comparative Study of Sterol Ester Synthesis using Thermomyces Lanuginosus Lipase in Stirred Tank and Packed-Bed BioreactorsAvery Sengupta, Moumita Pal, Sumita SilRoy and Mahua Ghosh
1027-1034Biodiesel (FAME) Productivity, Catalytic Efficiency and Thermal Stability of Lipozyme TL IM for Crude Palm Oil Transesterification with MethanolJia Huey Sim, Azlina Harun Kamaruddin and Subhash Bhatia
1035-1045Polyurethane Dispersions Based on Interesterification Product of Fish and Linseed OilRamakant V. Nimbalkar and Vilas D. Athawale
1047-1052Adhesion Properties of Plywood Glue Containing Soybean Meal as an ExtenderMila P. Hojilla-Evangelista
1053-1061Postharvest Heat Treatment for Olive Oil Debittering at the Industrial ScaleKhaled Yousfi, Maria J. Moyano, Fernando Martinez, José A. Cayuela and José M. Garcia
1063-1070Optimization of the Extraction of Alpinia oxyphylla Essence Oil in Supercritical Carbon DioxideHen-Yi Ju, Kuo-Chuan Huang, Jiann-Hwa Chen, Yung-Chuan Liu and Chieh-Ming J. Chang, et al.
1071-1079Optimization of Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Extraction of Gardenia Fruit Oil and the Analysis of Functional ComponentsWenhao He, Yanxiang Gao, Fang Yuan, Yani Bao and Fengze Liu, et al.
1081-1089Effect of Operating Parameters on Oil and Phenolic Extraction Using Supercritical CO2Haiyan Li, Jun Wu, Curtis B. Rempel and Usha Thiyam

Volume 87, Number 10 / October 2010

1091-1102Comparative Evaluation of Vegetable Oils-Impregnated Layers as Reversed-Phases for Thin-layer ChromatographyRodica Domnica Briciu and Costel Sârbu
1103-1114Determination of In-Shell Peanut Oil and Fatty Acid Composition Using Near-Infrared Reflectance SpectroscopyJaya Sundaram, Chari V. Kandala, Ronald A. Holser, Christopher L. Butts and William R. Windham
1115-1125Pre-Nucleation Structuring of TAG Melts Revealed by Fluorescence Polarization Spectroscopy and Molecular Mechanics SimulationsE. Dibildox-Alvarado, T. Laredo, J. F. Toro-Vazquez and A. G. Marangoni
1127-1136Microscale Surface Roughening of Chocolate Viewed with Optical ProfilometryDérick Rousseau, Sopark Sonwai and Rizwan Khan
1137-1143Blooming in Cocoa Butter Substitutes Based Compound Chocolate: Investigations on Composition, Morphology and Melting BehaviorFengyan Wang, Yuanfa Liu, Liang Shan, Qingzhe Jin and Xingguo Wang, et al.
1145-1153Comparison of the Frying Stability of Sunflower and Refined Olive Pomace Oils With/Without Adsorbent TreatmentErdim Bulut and Emin Yılmaz
1155-1159Rapid Separating and Enrichment of 4,4′-Dimethylsterols of Vegetable Oils by Solid-Phase ExtractionSodeif Azadmard-Damirchi, Mahboob Nemati, Javad Hesari, Masoud Ansarin and Bahram Fathi-Achachlouei
1161-1165Effects of Seed Color and Growing Locations on Fatty Acid Content and Composition of Two Chia (Salvia hispanica L.) GenotypesRicardo Ayerza
1167-1177New Nortriterpenoid and Ceramides From Stems and Leaves of Cultivated Triumfetta cordifolia A Rich (Tiliaceae)Louis Pergaud Sandjo, Abdou Tchoukoua, Hippolyte Nga Ntede, Mehdi Yemloul and Enrico Perspicace, et al.
1179-1187Seed Composition and Seed Oil Antioxidant Activity of Maize Under Water StressQasim Ali, Muhammad Ashraf and Farooq Anwar
1189-1197Relation Between Oxidative Stability and Composition in Argentinian Olive OilsLiliana N. Ceci and Amalia A. Carelli
1199-1209Extra Virgin Olive Oil Components and Oxidative Stability from Olives Grown in TunisiaSamia Dabbou, Faten Brahmi, Ameni Taamali, Manel Issaoui and Youssef Ouni, et al.
1211-1220Aqueous Extended-Surfactant Based Method for Vegetable Oil Extraction: Proof of ConceptLinh D. Do and David A. Sabatini
1221-1226Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Extraction of Microula sikkimensis Seed OilShi Lina, Ren Fei, Zhao Xudong, Du Yangong and Han Fa
1227-1234Optimization of Physical Refining to Produce Rice Bran Oil with Light Color and High Oryzanol ContentVera Van Hoed, Jose Vila Ayala, Marta Czarnowska, Wim De Greyt and Roland Verhé

Volume 87, Number 11 / November 2010

1235-1245Choline and Ethanolamine Decompose Lipid Hydroperoxides into Hydroxyl LipidsXiangqing Pan, Anthony J. Irwin, Michael Leonard and David Welsby
1247-1254Large-Scale Screening of Intact Castor Seeds by Viscosity Using Time-Domain NMR and ChemometricsPaula Berman, Shahar Nizri, Yisrael Parmet and Zeev Wiesman
1255-1262Regiospecific Analysis of Mono- and Diglycerides in Glycerolysis Products by GC × GC-TOF-MSDias Indrasti, Yaakob B. Che Man, Sung Tong Chin, Shuhaimi Mustafa and Dzulkifly Mat Hashim, et al.
1263-1269Variation in Fatty Acid Composition in Indian Germplasm of SesameNupur Mondal, K. V. Bhat and P. S. Srivastava
1271-1279Quantitation of Hydroperoxy-, Keto- and Hydroxy-Dienes During Oxidation of FAMEs from High-Linoleic and High-Oleic Sunflower OilsArturo Morales, Carmen Dobarganes, Gloria Márquez-Ruiz and Joaquín Velasco
1281-1291Preparation of Diacid 1,3-DiacylglycerolsR. John Craven and Robert W. Lencki
1293-1299Synthesis of Structured Phosphatidylcholine Containing n-3 PUFA Residues via Acidolysis Mediated by Immobilized Phospholipase A1In-Hwan Kim, Hugo S. Garcia and Charles G. Hill
1301-1307C18 Unsaturated Fatty Acid Selectivity of Lipases During the Acidolysis Reaction Between Tripalmitin and Oleic, Linoleic, and Linolenic AcidsIhsan Karabulut, Gokhan Durmaz and Ali Adnan Hayaloglu
1309-1317Enhancement of Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid Production by Selenium Treatment in Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid-Producing FungusXian-Yue Guan, Chuan-Chao Dai and Yu-Fen Xu
1319-1332Antioxidant Activity of Potato Peel Extracts in a Fish-Rapeseed Oil Mixture and in Oil-in-Water EmulsionsSabeena Farvin Koduvayur Habeebullah, Nina Skall Nielsen and Charlotte Jacobsen
1333-1340Effect of Essential Oils from Lippia geminata and Cymbopogon jwarancusa on In vitro Growth and Sporulation of Two Rice PathogensP. Deka Bhuyan, M. Chutia, M. G. Pathak and P. Baruah
1341-1349Antibacterial Activity of Essential Oil and Extracts of Cleistocalyx operculatus Buds Against the Bacteria of Xanthomonas spp.Vivek K. Bajpai, Nguyen Thi Dung, Hwa-Jin Suh and Sun Chul Kang
1351-1358Implementing an In Situ Alkaline Transesterification Method for Canola Biodiesel Quality ScreeningDarrin M. Haagenson, Rachel L. Brudvik, Hongjian Lin and Dennis P. Wiesenborn
1359-1369The Lewis Acid-Catalyzed Synthesis of Hyperbranched Oligo(glycerol–diacid)s in Aprotic Polar MediaVictor T. Wyatt, Gary D. Strahan and Alberto Nuñez
1371-1379Acylglycerols Containing Trihydroxy Fatty Acids in Castor Oil and the Regiospecific Quantification of TriacylglycerolsJiann-Tsyh Lin and Grace Q. Chen
1381-1388Process Modelling of Combined Degumming and Bleaching in Palm Oil Refining Using Artificial Neural NetworkNoor Azian Morad, Rohani Mohd Zin, Khairiyah Mohd Yusof and Mustafa Kamal Abdul Aziz

Volume 87, Number 12 / December 2010

1389-1395Copper and Iron Determination with [N,N′-Bis(salicylidene)-2,2′-dimethyl-1,3-propanediaminato] in Edible Oils Without DigestionEda Köse Baran and Sema Bağdat Yaşar
1397-1405Kinetics and Antioxidative Sites of Capsaicin in Homogeneous SolutionYouji Okada, Kaoru Tanaka, Eisuke Sato and Haruo Okajima
1407-1412Pattern of Peroxide Value Changes in Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO) Due to Photo-Oxidation Sensitized by ChlorophyllAmbar Rukmini and Sri Raharjo
1413-1423Fatty Acid Profiling of the Main Tissues of Spanish Olive Fruit: Effect of the Oil Extraction MethodS. Gómez-González, J. Ruiz-Jiménez and M. D. Luque de Castro
1425-143313C-NMR Regioisomeric Analysis of EPA and DHA in Fish Oil Derived Triacylglycerol ConcentratesErick Reyes Suárez, Paul F. Mugford, Alfred J. Rolle, Ian W. Burton and John A. Walter, et al.
1435-1442Reduction of Graininess Formation in Beef Tallow-Based Plastic Fats by Chemical Interesterification of Beef Tallow and Canola OilZong Meng, Yuanfa Liu, Liang Shan, Qingzhe Jin and Xingguo Wang
1443-1449Enzymatic Synthesis of Feruloylated Lipids: Comparison of the Efficiency of Vinyl Ferulate and Ethyl Ferulate as SubstratesYang Yu, Yan Zheng, Jing Quan, Cheng-Yao Wu and Ya-Juan Wang, et al.
1451-1459Biodegradable Photo-Crosslinked Thin Polymer Networks Based on Vegetable Oil Hydroxy Fatty AcidsHan-Min Kim, Hak-Ryul Kim, Ching T. Hou and Beom Soo Kim
1461-1467Nutritional Value of Seven Freshwater Fish Species From the Brazilian PantanalManoel Mendes Ramos Filho, Maria Isabel Lima Ramos, Priscila Aiko Hiane and Elizabeth Maria Talá de Souza
1469-1474Characterization of Walnut Oils (Juglans regia L.) from Asturias, SpainJ. C. Bada, M. León-Camacho, M. Prieto, P. Copovi and L. Alonso
1475-1480Antioxidative Properties of Ascorbic Acid and Acyl Ascorbates in ML/W EmulsionYoshiyuki Watanabe, Hirofumi Nakanishi, Natsuki Goto, Kyosuke Otsuka and Toru Kimura, et al.
1481-1487Phytochemical Content and Antioxidant Properties of Seeds of Unconventional Oil PlantsMalgorzata Nogala-Kalucka, Magdalena Rudzinska, Ryszard Zadernowski, Aleksander Siger and Inga Krzyzostaniak
1489-1495Solvent Extraction: Kinetic Study of Major and Minor CompoundsErica R. Baümler, Guillermo H. Crapiste and Amalia A. Carelli
1497-1505Shelf Life of Cold-Pressed Pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo L.) Seed Oil Obtained with a Screw PressVesna Vujasinovic, Sonja Djilas, Etelka Dimic, Ranko Romanic and Aleksandar Takaci
1507-1515Flaking as a Pretreatment for Enzyme-Assisted Aqueous Extraction Processing of SoybeansJ. M. L. N. de Moura, N. M. de Almeida, S. Jung and L. A. Johnson
1517-1520Specific Heat of Olive Oil to 356 MPaBogdan M. Leu, Hasan Yavaş, Innokenty Kantor and Vitali B. Prakapenka

Volume 88, Number 1 / January 2011

1-14Direct Determination of MCPD Fatty Acid Esters and Glycidyl Fatty Acid Esters in Vegetable Oils by LC–TOFMSTroy D. Haines, Kevin J. Adlaf, Robert M. Pierceall, Inmok Lee and Padmesh Venkitasubramanian, et al.
15-21Generalized Method to Quantify Glycidol Fatty Acid Esters in Edible OilsYoshinori Masukawa, Hiroki Shiro, Naoki Kondo and Naoto Kudo
23-32Compositional and Antioxidant Activity Analysis of Zanthoxylum bungeanum Seed Oil Obtained by Supercritical CO2 Fluid ExtractionLian Xia, Jinmao You, Guoliang Li, Zhiwei Sun and Yourui Suo
33-38Ultrasonic Attenuation Measurements of the Mixing, Agglomeration, and Sedimentation of Sucrose Crystals Suspended in OilUmut Yucel and John N. Coupland
39-46Regulatory Infrared Spectroscopic Method for the Rapid Determination of Total Isolated Trans Fat: A Collaborative StudyM. M. Mossoba, A. Seiler, H. Steinhart, J. K. G. Kramer and L. Rodrigues-Saona, et al.
47-55Comparison of Biopolymer Emulsifier Performance in Formation and Stabilization of Orange Oil-in-Water EmulsionsCheng Qian, Eric Andrew Decker, Hang Xiao and David Julian McClements
57-64Synthesis and Properties of Ascorbyl Esters Catalyzed by Lipozyme TL IM using Triglycerides as Acyl DonorsD. Reyes-Duarte, N. Lopez-Cortes, P. Torres, F. Comelles and J. L. Parra, et al.
65-73The Influence of Secondary Emulsifiers on Lipid Oxidation within Sodium Caseinate-Stabilized Oil-in-Water EmulsionsAmy Richards, Matt Golding, Chakra Wijesundera and Leif Lundin
75-82Analysis of Lard’s Aroma by an Electronic Nose for Rapid Halal AuthenticationM. Nurjuliana, Y. B. Che Man and D. Mat Hashim
83-90Effects of Seed Roasting on Tocopherols, Carotenoids, and Oxidation in Mustard Seed Oil During HeatingBipin Vaidya and Eunok Choe
91-99Simplifying the Process of Microalgal Biodiesel Production Through In Situ Transesterification TechnologyRuoyu Xu and Yongli Mi
101-109Organic–Inorganic Coatings Based on Epoxidised Castor Oil/APTES/TEOSDenize Maria Becchi, Maria Augusta de Luca, Márcia Martinelli and Sydnei Mitidieri
111-117Investigation on Sliding Wear Behaviour and Mechanical Properties of Jatropha Oil Cake-Filled Glass-Epoxy CompositesN. Mohan, S. Natarajan, S. P. KumareshBabu and Siddaramaiah
119-126Glyceryl Behenate and Its Suitability for Production of Aceclofenac Solid Lipid NanoparticlesViney Chawla and Shubhini A. Saraf
127-132Changes of Total Tocopherol and Tocopherol Species During Sunflower Oil ProcessingSaba Naz, S. T. H. Sherazi and Farah N. Talpur
133-141Production of Low-trans Fatty Acids Edible Oil by Electrochemical Hydrogenation in a Diaphragm Reactor Under Controlled ConditionsHong Fu, Feiyan Xiao, Shaoyun Wang, Lin Yang and Y. Martin Lo
143-149Synthesis of Phytosteryl Esters by Using Alumina-Supported Zinc Oxide (ZnO/Al2O3) from Esterification Production of Phytosterol with Fatty AcidXianghe Meng, Qiuyue Pan and Tiankui Yang
151-156Enhancement of Oil Extraction from Sumac Fruit using Steam-Explosion PretreatmentGuozhong Chen and Hongzhang Chen
157-158Positional Distribution of Fatty Acids in Perilla (Perilla frutescens L.) OilSuk Hoo Yoon and Siwon Noh

Volume 88, Number 2 / February 2011

159-185Waterborne Coatings Based on Renewable Oil Resources: an OverviewVilas D. Athawale and Ramakant V. Nimbalkar
187-192Differentiation of Lard From Other Edible Fats and Oils by Means of Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy and ChemometricsYaakob B. Che Man, A. Rohman and T. S. T. Mansor
193-200Physical Properties and Fatty Acid Profiles of Oils from Black, Kidney, Great Northern, and Pinto BeansNongnuch Sutivisedsak, Bryan R. Moser, Brajendra K. Sharma, Roque L. Evangelista and Huai N. Cheng, et al.
201-212Volatile Profiles of Rapeseed Oil Flavored with Basil, Oregano, and Thyme as a Function of Flavoring ConditionsAn Adams, Zanda Kruma, Roland Verhé, Norbert De Kimpe and Viesturs Kreicbergs
213-222β-Cyclodextrin-Mediated Removal of Soy Phospholipids from the Air–Water InterfaceAkshay Arora and Srinivasan Damodaran
223-233Phase Equilibrium and Optimization Tools: Application for Enhanced Structured Lipids for FoodsMoises Teles dos Santos, Galo A. C. Le Roux and Vincent Gerbaud
235-241Acceptability and Digestibility of Emulsions in a Rat Model: Effects of Solid Fat Content and Lipid TypeYing Wang, Rebecca Corwin, D. Pamela Jaramillo, Francis J. Wojnicki and John N. Coupland
243-253Determination of Acid Number of Biodiesel and Biodiesel BlendsAijaz Baig and Flora T. T. Ng
255-263Synthesis and Characterization of Poly(N-Isopropyl Acryl Amide)-g-Poly(Linoleic Acid)/Poly(Linolenic Acid) Graft CopolymersAbdulkadir Alli and Baki Hazer
265-270Protein, Lipid, Aliphatic and Triterpenic Alcohol Content of Caper Seeds “Capparis spinosaNizar Tlili, Taissir El Guizani, Nizar Nasri, Abdelhamid Khaldi and Saida Triki
271-281Soy Protein Adhesive Blends with Synthetic Latex on Wood VeneerGuangyan Qi and Xiuzhi Susan Sun
283-288Crab and Cockle Shells as Catalysts for the Preparation of Methyl Esters from Low Free Fatty Acid Chicken FatPeng-Lim Boey, Gaanty Pragas Maniam, Shafida Abd Hamid and Dafaalla Mohamed Hag Ali
289-298Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Extraction and Characterization of Argentinean Chia Seed OilVanesa Y. Ixtaina, Facundo Mattea, Damián A. Cardarelli, Miguel A. Mattea and Susana M. Nolasco, et al.

Volume 88, Number 3 / March 2011

299Springer in the International Year of Chemistry 2011
301-322Jatropha Diterpenes: a ReviewRakshit K. Devappa, Harinder P. S. Makkar and Klaus Becker
323-328Triarachidonoyl Glycerol Purification ProcessE. Venegas-Venegas, M. A. Rincón-Cervera and J. L. Guil-Guerrero
329-336Classification of Almond Cultivars Using Oil Volatile Compound Determination by HS-SPME–GC–MSA. Beltrán Sanahuja, M. Ramos Santonja, N. Grané Teruel, M. L. Martín Carratalá and M. C. Garrigós Selva
337-340Physico-Chemical Analysis, NMR Spectroscopy and Gas Chromatographic Studies of Jatrophacurcas L. GermplasmRani B. Bhagat, S. P. Taware, A. M. Chavan and D. K. Kulkarni
341-349GC/EI-MS Determination of the Diastereomer Distribution of Phytanic Acid in Food SamplesMarkus Schröder and Walter Vetter
351-360Sunflower Protein Concentrates and Isolates Prepared from Oil Cakes Have High Water Solubility and Antioxidant CapacityPablo R. Salgado, Sara E. Molina Ortiz, Silvana Petruccelli and Adriana N. Mauri
361-366Characterization of Total and Individual Sterols in Canola SproutsAnwar A. Hamama and Harbans L. Bhardwaj
367-372Influence of Vegetable Oils on Micellization of Lutein in a Simulated Digestion ModelBhatiwada Nidhi and V. Baskaran
373-380Distribution of Triacylglycerols and Fatty Acids in Soybean Oil with Thermal Oxidation and Methylene Blue PhotosensitizationYoung Woo Park, Min Kyu Jeong, ChanUk Park and JaeHwan Lee
381-389In Vitro Antioxidant Properties of Hemp Seed (Cannabis sativa L.) Protein Hydrolysate FractionsAbraham T. Girgih, Chibuike C. Udenigwe and Rotimi E. Aluko
391-402Evaluating Esters Derived from Mustard Oil (Sinapis alba) as Potential Diesel AdditivesTitipong Issariyakul, Ajay K. Dalai and Prabhat Desai
403-413Selectively Functionalized Glycerol/Diacid Dendrimers via Click Chemistry of Azido Fatty AcidsJonathan A. Zerkowski, Alberto Nuñez and Daniel K. Y. Solaiman
415-423Cetane Number Prediction of Biodiesel from the Composition of the Fatty Acid Methyl EstersDongmei Tong, Changwei Hu, Kanghua Jiang and Yuesong Li
425-434Physical and Chemical Processes to Enhance Oil Recovery from Condensed Corn Distillers SolublesSandra Majoni, Tong Wang and Lawrence A. Johnson
435-442Changes in Lipid Composition During Dry Grind Ethanol Processing of CornRobert A. Moreau, Keshun Liu, Jill K. Winkler-Moser and Vijay Singh
443-446Application of Enzymatic Hydrolysis on Sunflower Lecithin Using a Pancreatic PLA2D. M. Cabezas, R. Madoery, B. W. K. Diehl and M. C. Tomás
447Erratum to: Effect of Grape Seed Extracts on the Physicochemical and Sensory Properties of Corn Chips during StorageTaha M. Rababah, Sevil Yücel, Khalil I. Ereifej, Mohammad N. Alhamad and Majdi A. Al-Mahasneh, et al.

Volume 88, Number 4 / April 2011

449-465Advances in Aqueous Extraction Processing of SoybeansK. A. Campbell, C. E. Glatz, L. A. Johnson, S. Jung and J. M. N. de Moura, et al.
467-472Characterization of Fatty Oil of Zizyphi spinosi semen Obtained by Supercritical Fluid ExtractionFeng Wang, Xuesong Liu, Yong Chen and Longhu Wang
473-480Production of MLM-Type Structured Lipids Catalyzed by Immobilized Heterologous Rhizopus oryzae LipaseP. A. Nunes, P. Pires-Cabral, M. Guillén, F. Valero and D. Luna, et al.
481-487Aqueous Extraction and Enzymatic Destabilization of Coconut Milk EmulsionsS. N. Raghavendra and K. S. M. S. Raghavarao
489-502The Efficacy of Compounds with Different Polarities as Antioxidants in Emulsions with Omega-3 LipidsA.-D. M. Sørensen, N. S. Nielsen, E. A. Decker, M. B. Let and X. Xu, et al.
503-508Chemical Compositions of Oils from Several Wild Almond SpeciesAli Moayedi, Karamatollah Rezaei, Sohrab Moini and Behnam Keshavarz
509-516Regiospecific Analyses of Triacylglycerols of Hoki (Macruronus novaezelandiae) and Greenshell™ Mussel (Perna canaliculus)Matthew R. Miller, Nigel B. Perry, Elaine J. Burgess and Susan N. Marshall
517-521Kinetic Study on Oxirane Cleavage of Epoxidized Palm OilRuihua Guo, Chuanguo Ma, Shangde Sun and Yuxiang Ma
523-532Enzyme Treatments to Enhance Oil Recovery from Condensed Corn Distillers SolublesSandra Majoni, Tong Wang and Lawrence A. Johnson
533-540Physicochemical Characteristics of Nigella Seed (Nigella sativa L.) Oil as Affected by Different Extraction MethodsAli Khoddami, Hasanah M. Ghazali, Ali Yassoralipour, Yogeshini Ramakrishnan and Ali Ganjloo
541-549Development and Characterization of Water-Blown Polyurethane Foams from Diethanolamides of Karanja OilAruna Palanisamy, M. S. L. Karuna, T. Satyavani and D. B. Rohini Kumar
551-557Glycerolysis of Soybean Oil with Crude Glycerol Containing Residual Alkaline Catalysts from Biodiesel ProductionDavid A. Echeverri, Fernando Cardeño and Luis A. Rios
559-562Proximate Composition and Fatty Acid Profile of Pongamia pinnata, a Potential Biodiesel CropManju Bala, T. N. Nag, Sandeep Kumar, Manmohan Vyas and Arun Kumar, et al.
563-572Minimizing the Cost of Biodiesel Blends for Specified Cloud PointsPaul S. Wang, Joseph Thompson and Jon Van Gerpen
573-579Antifungal Activity of Essential Oil and Extracts of Piper chaba Hunter Against Phytopathogenic FungiAtiqur Rahman, Sharif M. Al-Reza and Sun Chul Kang
581-588Camelina sativa Oil Deodorization: Balance Between Free Fatty Acids and Color Reduction and Isomerized Byproducts FormationRobert Hrastar, Ling-Zhi Cheong, Xuebing Xu, Rasmus Leth Miller and Iztok Jože Košir
589-593Production of PUFA Concentrates from Poultry and Fish Processing WasteDipak Patil and Ahindra Nag

Volume 88, Number 5 / May 2011

595-601Kinetics of Lipid Oxidation and Degradation of Flaxseed Oil Containing Crawfish (Procambarus clarkii) AstaxanthinJianing Pu and Subramaniam Sathivel
603-609Effect of Stripping Methods on the Oxidative Stability of Three Unconventional OilsAbdalbasit Mariod, Bertrand Matthäus and Ismail H. Hussein
611-618Oxidative Stability of Lipids by Means of EPR Spectroscopy and ChemiluminescenceArkadiusz Szterk, Ireneusz Stefaniuk, Bożena Waszkiewicz-Robak and Marek Roszko
619-629Optimization of Biomass and Arachidonic Acid Production by Aureispira maritima Using Response Surface MethodologySutanate Saelao, Akkharawit Kanjana-Opas and Songsri Kaewsuwan
631-637Effect of Grape Seed Extracts on the Physicochemical and Sensory Properties of Corn Chips during StorageTaha M. Rababah, Sevil Yücel, Khalil I. Ereifej, Mohammad N. Alhamad and Majdi A. Al-Mahasneh, et al.
639-645Classification of Turkish Extra Virgin Olive Oils by a SAW Detector Electronic NosePınar Kadiroğlu, Figen Korel and Figen Tokatlı
647-654Effect of Bene Kernel Oil on the Frying Stability of Canola OilParvin Sharayei, Reza Farhoosh, Hashem Poorazrang and Mohammad Hossein Haddad Khodaparast
655-659Determination of Free Glycerol in Biodiesel via Solid-Phase Extraction and Spectrophotometric AnalysisErin Jo Mercer and Fathi Halaweish
661-671Optimizing Reaction Conditions for the Isomerization of Fatty Acids and Fatty Acid Methyl Esters to Their Branch Chain ProductsStephen J. Reaume and Naoko Ellis
673-679Preparation and Evaluation of Particleboard with a Soy Flour-Polyethylenimine-Maleic Anhydride AdhesiveKai Gu and Kaichang Li
681-687Spectroscopic Analysis of Cotton Treated with Neutralized Maleinized Soybean OilEricka N. J. Ford, Sharathkumar K. Mendon, James W. Rawlins and Shelby F. Thames
689-705Ozonolysis of Canola Oil: A Study of Product Yields and Ozonolysis Kinetics in Different Solvent SystemsTolibjon S. Omonov, Ereddad Kharraz and Jonathan M. Curtis
707-715Supercritical CO2 Extraction of Flax LignansLauren M. Comin, Feral Temelli and Marleny Aranda Saldaña
717-725Response Surface Modeling of Processing Parameters for the Preparation of Phytosterol Nanodispersions Using an Emulsification–Evaporation TechniqueWai-Fun Leong, Kok-Whey Cheong, Oi-Ming Lai, Kamariah Long and Yaakob B. Che Man, et al.
727-732Aqueous Enzymatic Extraction of Oil and Protein Hydrolysates from Roasted Peanut SeedsShao Bing Zhang, Qi Yu Lu, Hongshun Yang, Yu Li and Shuai Wang
733-741Pilot Plant Recovery of Soybean Oleosome Fractions by an Enzyme-Assisted Aqueous ProcessLili T. Towa, Virginie N. Kapchie, Catherine Hauck, Hui Wang and Patricia A. Murphy

Volume 88, Number 6 / June 2011

743-748GC Separation of cis-Eicosenoic Acid Positional Isomers on an Ionic Liquid SLB-IL100 Stationary PhaseYasuhiro Ando and Tsubasa Sasaki
749-754Composition and Thermal Analysis of Lipids from Pre-fried Chicken NuggetsJ. M. N. Marikkar, S. L. Ng and Y. B. Che Man
755-762Contribution of Compositional Parameters to the Oxidative Stability of Olive and Walnut Oil BlendsMariela Torres, Marcela Martínez, Pierluigi Pierantozzi, María Albanese and Agustín Nasjleti, et al.
763-772Formation of 4-Hydroxy-2-(E)-Nonenal in a Corn–Soy Oil Blend: a Controlled Heating Study Using a French Fried Potato ModelSean I. LaFond, John P. Jerrell, Keith R. Cadwallader and William E. Artz
773-783Investigation of Chocolate Surfaces Using Profilometry and Low Vacuum Scanning Electron MicroscopyHanna Dahlenborg, Anna Millqvist-Fureby, Björn Bergenståhl and Daniel J. E. Kalnin
785-792Direct Determination of Antioxidants in Whole Olive Oil Using the SIFT-MS-TOSC AssayBrett M. Davis, Senti T. Senthilmohan and Murray J. McEwan
793-800Lipase-Catalyzed Irreversible Transesterification of Jatropha Curcas L. Seed Oil to Fatty Acid Esters: An Optimization StudyErzheng Su, Liqin Du, Xiangyu Gong and Pixiang Wang
801-807Cross-Linking of Lipases Adsorbed on Hydrophobic Supports: Highly Selective Hydrolysis of Fish Oil Catalyzed by RMLGloria Fernandez-Lorente, Marco Filice, Dolores Lopez-Vela, Carolina Pizarro and Lorena Wilson, et al.
809-817Optimization of the Aqueous Enzymatic Extraction of Wheat Germ Oil Using Response Surface MethodologyHuijing Li, Chunlei Song, Huiming Zhou, Na Wang and Dawei Cao
819-826Hydrolysis of Fish Oil by Lipases Immobilized Inside Porous SupportsGloria Fernández-Lorente, Carolina Pizarro, Dolores López-Vela, Lorena Betancor and Alfonso V. Carrascosa, et al.
827-832Isoflavones in Seeds of Field-Grown Soybean: Variation Among Genetic Lines and Environmental EffectsSteven J. Britz, Charlotte J. Schomburg and William J. Kenworthy
833-842Identification and Validation of Soy Peptides with In-vitro Hemagglutination ActivityYating Ma and Tong Wang
843-849Effects of NanoTag Markers in Palm Methyl Esters and Their Blends with Petroleum DieselHarrison Lik Nang Lau, Ying Chee Kok and Yuen May Choo
851-861Dynamic Analysis of Phorbol Esters in the Manufacturing Process of Fatty Acid Methyl Esters from Jatropha curcas Seed OilKosuke Ichihashi, Dai Yuki, Hiroshi Kurokawa, Akinori Igarashi and Toshio Yajima, et al.
863-869Surfactant-Based Oil Extraction of Corn GermSezin Islamoglu Kadioglu, Tri T. Phan and David A. Sabatini
871-875Malaxation of Olive Paste Under Sealed ConditionsPiernicola Masella, Alessandro Parenti, Paolo Spugnoli and Luca Calamai
877-889Protein Extraction and Membrane Recovery in Enzyme-Assisted Aqueous Extraction Processing of SoybeansJ. M. L. N. de Moura, K. Campbell, N. M. de Almeida, C. E. Glatz and L. A. Johnson

Volume 88, Number 7 / July 2011

891-897A Brief History of Lipid OxidationEarl G. Hammond and Pamela J. White
899-905Measurement of the Oxidation Stability of Biodiesel Using a Modified Karl Fischer ApparatusSiddharth Jain and M. P. Sharma
907-913Determination of Seasonal Changes in Olive Oil by Using Differential Scanning Calorimetry Heating ThermogramsHuri Ilyasoglu and Beraat Ozcelik
915-923Curing Characteristics and Thermal Properties of Epoxidized Soybean Oil Based Thermosetting ResinS. G. Tan and W. S. Chow
925-929Influence of Polydimethylsiloxane on the Oxygen Concentration of Oils at Various TemperaturesJose A. Gerde, Earl G. Hammond and Pamela J. White
931-935Comparison of Supercritical Fluid and Hexane Extraction Methods in Extracting Kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus) Seed Oil LipidsAbdalbasit Adam Mariod, Bertrand Matthäus and Maznah Ismail
937-947Influence of Soft Cocoa Butter Equivalents on Color and Other Physical Attributes of ChocolateAleksandra Torbica, Biljana Pajin and Radovan Omorjan
949-959Efficient Utilization of Crude Glycerol as Fermentation Substrate in the Synthesis of Poly(3-hydroxybutyrate) BiopolymersRichard D. Ashby, Daniel K. Y. Solaiman and Gary D. Strahan
961-966Changes in Lipid Composition and Antioxidant Capacity of Bitter Orange (Citrus aurantium. L) and Mandarin (Citrus reticulata. Blanco) Oilseeds on Different Stages of MaturityMoufida Saidani Tounsi, Ikram Moulehi, Ines Ouerghemmi, Houda Mejri and Wissem Aidi Wannes, et al.
967-973Pea (Pisumsativum L.) Seeds as an Alternative Dietary Protein Source for Broilers: Influence on Fatty Acid Composition, Lipid and Protein Oxidation of Dark and White MeatsV. Laudadio and V. Tufarelli
975-982Genetic Analysis of Oil Content and Fatty Acid Composition in Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.)P. Golkar, A. Arzani and A. M. Rezaei
983-992In Vitro Hemagglutination Activity of β-Conglycinin and Glycinin Fractions and Feeding Study of Non-Thermal Treated Soy ProteinYating Ma, Tong Wang, Richard Faris and Michael Spurlock
993-1000Improvement of Canola Oil Frying Stability by Bene Kernel Oil’s Unsaponifiable MatterParvin Sharayei, Reza Farhoosh, Hashem Poorazrang and Mohammad Hossein Haddad Khodaparast
1001-1009Stability of Rice Bran Oil in Terms of Oryzanol, Tocopherols, Tocotrienols and SterolsL. S. Afinisha Deepam, A. Sundaresan and C. Arumughan
1011-1017Changes in Fatty Acids, Tocochromanols, Carotenoids and Chlorophylls Content During Flaxseed DevelopmentWahid Herchi, Faouzi Sakouhi, Sadok Boukhchina, Habib Kallel and Claude Pepe
1019-1028Effect of Soybean Oil Fatty Acid Composition and Selenium Application on Biodiesel PropertiesBenjamin D. Fallen, Vincent R. Pantalone, Carl E. Sams, Dean A. Kopsell and Steven F. Vaughn, et al.
1029-1036The Biodegradabilities of Different Oil-Based FatliquorsZhaoyang Luo, Chunchun Xia, Haojun Fan, Xin Chen and Biyu Peng
1037-1043Purity Assessment of Commercial Zein Products After PurificationD. J. Sessa and K. K. Woods
1045-1051Integrated Countercurrent Two-Stage Extraction and Cream Demulsification in Enzyme-Assisted Aqueous Extraction of SoybeansJ. M. L. N. de Moura, D. Maurer, S. Jung and L. A. Johnson
1053-1060Separation of FFA from Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil Hydrolysate by Means of Membrane ProcessingRam Chandra Reddy Jala, Zheng Guo and Xuebing Xu
1061-1069Effects of Supercritical Fluid Extraction Parameters on Unsaturated Fatty Acid Yields of Pistacia terebinthus BerriesDeniz Senyay-Oncel, Hasan Ertas and Ozlem Yesil-Celiktas
1071-1072Artificial Neural Network or Common Sense Based on Insight?Albert J. Dijkstra
1073-1074Response to Letter to the Editor: Artificial Neural Network or Common Sense Based on Insight?Noor Morad, Rohani Mohd Zin, Khairiyah Mohd Yusuf and Mustafa Abd Aziz
1075Editor’s ResponseRichard W. Hartel
1077-1079Low-Temperature Chemical Glycerolysis: An Evaluation of Substrates Miscibility on Reaction RateNanjing Zhong, Bing Li, Xuebing Xu, Ling-Zhi Cheong and Zhenbo Xu, et al.
1081-1082Rapid Hydroxylation of Soybean Lecithin Under Microwave-Assisted ConditionsM. S. L. Karuna, V. Vandana, P. S. Sai Prasad, P. Vijaya Lakshmi and R. B. N. Prasad
1083Erratum to: Optimization of Physical Refining to Produce Rice Bran Oil with Light Color and High Oryzanol ContentVera Van Hoed, Jose Vila Ayala, Marta Czarnowska, Wim De Greyt and Roland Verhé

Volume 88, Number 8 / August 2011

1085-1101Crystallization of Fats: Influence of Minor Components and AdditivesKevin W. Smith, Krish Bhaggan, Geoff Talbot and Kees F. van Malssen
1103-1111Effect of Fatty Acid Composition of Monoglycerides and Shear on the Polymorph Behavior in Water-in-Palm Oil-Based BlendM. Shiota, A. Iwasawa, M. Kotera, M. Konno and T. Isogai, et al.
1113-1123Crystallization and Polymorphism of 1,3-Acyl-Palmitoyl-rac-GlycerolsR. John Craven and Robert W. Lencki
1125-1134Binary Phase Behavior of Diacid 1,3-DiacylglycerolsR. John Craven and Robert W. Lencki
1135-1142Changes in the Content of Phenolic Compounds in Flaxseed Oil During DevelopmentWahid Herchi, Faouzi Sakouhi, David Arráez-Román, Antonio Segura-Carretero and Sadok Boukhchina, et al.
1143-1151Bidirectional Conversion Between 3-Monochloro-1,2-propanediol and Glycidol in Course of the Procedure of DGF Standard MethodsNaoki Kaze, Hirofumi Sato, Hiroshi Yamamoto and Yomi Watanabe
1153-1159Two New Fatty Acid Derivatives from the Stem Bark of Alchornea laxiflora (Euphorbiaceae)Louis Pergaud Sandjo, Hervé M. Poumale Poumale, Xavier Noudou Siwe, Hippolyte Nga Ntede and Yoshihito Shiono, et al.
1161-1171Purification of Stearidonic Acid from Modified Soybean Oil by Argentation Silica Gel Column ChromatographyLeslie Kleiner-Shuhler, Luis Vázquez and Casimir C. Akoh
1173-1178Release of Omega-3 Fatty Acids by the Hydrolysis of Fish Oil Catalyzed by Lipases Immobilized on Hydrophobic SupportsGloria Fernández-Lorente, Lorena Betancor, Alfonso V. Carrascosa and Jose M. Guisán
1179-1187Investigating Some Physicochemical Properties and Fatty Acid Composition of Native Black Mulberry (Morus nigra L.) Seed OilUmit Gecgel, Serap Durakli Velioglu and Hasan Murat Velioglu
1189-1196Extraction of Fatty Acids from Boletus edulis by Subcritical and Supercritical Carbon DioxideSenka Vidović, Ibrahim Mujić, Zoran Zeković, Žika Lepojević and Svetlana Milošević, et al.
1197-1202Oxidative Stability of Cashew Oils from Raw and Roasted NutsNeel Chandrasekara and Fereidoon Shahidi
1203-1209Substrate Pretreatment can Reduce the Alcohol Requirement During Biodiesel Production Via in Situ TransesterificationMichael J. Haas and Karen M. Wagner
1211-1221Synthesis and Characterization of Corn Oil Polyhydroxy Fatty Acids Designed as Additive Agent for Many ApplicationsR. E. Harry-O’kuru, A. Mohamed, J. Xu and B. K. Sharma
1223-1228Effect of Extended Surfactant Structure on Interfacial Tension and Microemulsion Formation with TriglyceridesT. T. Phan, C. Attaphong and D. A. Sabatini
1229-1237Epoxidizable Fatty Amide–Phenol ConjugatesJonathan A. Zerkowski and Michael J. Haas
1239-1246Preparation of Fat-Liquor Based on Jojoba Oil Under Phase Transfer CatalysisEl-Shahat H. A. Nashy, M. G. Megahed and M. A. Abd EL-Ghaffar
1247-1253Regeneration and Reutilization of Oil-Laden Spent Bleaching Clay via in Situ Transesterification and CalcinationPeng-Lim Boey, Shangeetha Ganesan and Gaanty Pragas Maniam
1255-1261Performance of Nanofiltration Membranes for Solvent Purification in the Oil IndustrySiavash Darvishmanesh, Thomas Robberecht, Patricia Luis, Jan Degrève and Bart Van der Bruggen
1263-1269Phase Equilibrium Measurements of Sacha Inchi Oil (Plukenetia volubilis) and CO2 at High PressuresIvor M. do Prado, Willyan M. Giufrida, Víctor H. Alvarez, Vladimir F. Cabral and Sócrates Quispe-Condori, et al.
1271-1273Comments on the Use of Fatty Acid Methyl Esters of Linseed and Castor Oil as BiodieselRamasubramania Iyer

Volume 88, Number 9 / September 2011

1275-1283Direct Determination of Glycidyl Esters of Fatty Acids in Vegetable Oils by LC–MSMichael R. Blumhorst, Padmesh Venkitasubramanian and Mark W. Collison
1285-1296Determination of Polyunsaturated Fatty Esters (PUFA) in Biodiesel by GC/GC–MS and 1H-NMR TechniquesAnju Chopra, A. K. Tewari, S. Vatsala, Ravindra Kumar and A. S. Sarpal, et al.
1297-1303Fatty Acids, Tocopherols and Sterols of Cephalocroton cordofanus in Comparison with Sesame, Cotton, and Groundnut OilsAbdalbasit Mariod, Bertrand Matthäus and Ismail H. Hussein
1305-13161H- and 13C-NMR Characterization of the Molecular Components of the Lipid Fraction of Pecorino Sardo CheeseP. Scano, R. Anedda, M. P. Melis, M. A. Dessi’ and A. Lai, et al.
1317-1327Influence of Turbidity Grade on Color and Appearance of Virgin Olive OilBelen Gordillo, Leonardo Ciaccheri, Anna G. Mignani, M. Lourdes Gonzalez-Miret and Francisco J. Heredia
1329-1338A Comprehensive GC–MS Sub-Microscale Assay for Fatty Acids and its ApplicationsNicholas W. Bigelow, William R. Hardin, James P. Barker, Scott A. Ryken and Alex C. MacRae, et al.
1339-1350Oxidative Evolution of Virgin and Flavored Olive Oils Under Thermo-oxidation ProcessesManel Issaoui, Guido Flamini, Myriem Ellouze Hajaij, Pier Luigi Cioni and Mohamed Hammami
1351-1359Optimization of the Solvent-Free Lipase-Catalyzed Synthesis of Fructose-Oleic Acid Ester Through Programming of Water RemovalRan Ye and Douglas G. Hayes
1361-1366Changes in Total Polar Compounds, Peroxide Value, Total Phenols and Antioxidant Activity of Various Oils Used in Deep Fat FryingSibel Karakaya and Şebnem Şimşek
1367-1372Oxidation of Crude Corn Oil with and without Elevated TocotrienolsDavid Dolde and Tong Wang
1373-1378Influence of Proportion of Skin Present During Malaxing on Pigment Composition of Cold Pressed Avocado OilMarie Wong, Ofelia B. O. Ashton, Tony K. McGhie, Cecilia Requejo-Jackman and Yan Wang, et al.
1379-1385Changes in Tocochromanol Content in Seeds of Brassica napus L. During Adverse Conditions of StorageMarzena Gawrysiak-Witulska, Aleksander Siger, Jolanta Wawrzyniak and Malgorzata Nogala-Kalucka
1387-1395Antioxidant Activity and Total Phenolics of Propolis from the Basque Country (Northeastern Spain)Josep Serra Bonvehí and Arrate Lacalle Gutiérrez
1397-1407Micellization of Beta-Carotene from Soy-Protein Stabilized Oil-in-Water Emulsions under In Vitro Conditions of LipolysisAmir Malaki Nik, Amanda J. Wright and Milena Corredig
1409-1416Antioxidant and Prooxidant Activity Behavior of Phospholipids in Stripped Soybean Oil-in-Water EmulsionsVladimiro Cardenia, Thaddao Waraho, Maria Teresa Rodriguez-Estrada, D. Julian McClements and Eric A. Decker
1417-1424Catalytic Synthesis of Fatty Acid Methyl Esters from Extremely Low Quality GreasesHelen L. Ngo, Zhigang Xie, Stephen Kasprzyk, Michael Haas and Wenbin Lin
1425-1430Vernonia Oil: Conversion to a Mixture of Tertiary Amines Including N,N-Dimethyl-(12S,13R)-epoxy-cis-9-octadecenyl AmineNikki S. Johnson and Folahan O. Ayorinde
1431-1437Effect of Water on the Ethanolysis of Waste Cooking Soybean Oil Using a Tin(II) Chloride CatalystMilene L. da Silva, Ana P. Figueiredo, Abiney L. Cardoso, Ricardo Natalino and Márcio J. da Silva
1439-1445Impact of the North Dakota Growing Location on Canola Biodiesel QualityDarrin M. Haagenson and Dennis P. Wiesenborn
1447-1454Protein Recovery in Aqueous Extraction Processing of Soybeans Using Isoelectric Precipitation and NanofiltrationJ. M. L. N. de Moura, K. Campbell, N. M. de Almeida, C. E. Glatz and L. A. Johnson
1455-1461Continuous Hydrolysis of Cuphea Seed Oil in Subcritical WaterFred J. Eller, J. A. Teel and D. E. Palmquist

Volume 88, Number 10 / October 2011

1463-1475Multivariate Analysis of 1H-NMR Spectra of Genetically Characterized Extra Virgin Olive Oils and Growth Soil CorrelationsParide Papadia, Laura Del Coco, Innocenzo Muzzalupo, Marco Rizzi and Enzo Perri, et al.
1477-1483Application of a Portable Handheld Infrared Spectrometer for Quantitation of trans Fat in Edible OilsEmily Birkel and Luis Rodriguez-Saona
1485-1495Fatty Acid Profile Including Trans Fatty Acid Content of Margarines Marketed in MexicoMaylet Hernández-Martínez, Tzayhri Gallardo-Velázquez and Guillermo Osorio-Revilla
1497-1501Separation and Determination of Wax Content Using 100-Å Phenogel ColumnKornkanok Aryusuk, Salisa Chumsantea, Piraporn Sombatsuwan, Supathra Lilitchan and Kanit Krisnangkura
1503-1510Influence of Polydimethylsiloxane on the Formation of 4-Hydroxynonenal in Soybean Oil at Frying TemperatureJose A. Gerde, Earl G. Hammond and Pamela J. White
1511-1519Dry Fractionation and Crystallization Kinetics of High-Oleic High-Stearic Sunflower OilMiguel A. Bootello, Rafael Garcés, Enrique Martínez-Force and Joaquín J. Salas
1521-1529Simultaneous Quantification of Oil and Protein in Cottonseed by Low-Field Time-Domain Nuclear Magnetic ResonancePatrick J. Horn, Purnima Neogi, Xenia Tombokan, Supriyo Ghosh and B. Todd Campbell, et al.
1531-1538Characterization of Terebinth Fruit Oil and Optimization of Acidolysis Reaction with Caprylic and Stearic AcidsDerya Koçak, Hasene Keskin, Sibel Fadıloğlu, Boleslaw Kowalski and Fahrettin Göğüş
1539-1549Compositional and Structural Studies of the Major and Minor Components in Three Cameroonian Seed Oils by GC–MS, ESI-FTICR-MS and HPLCSamuel Owusu Yeboah, Yulita Chebotip Mitei, Jane Catherine Ngila, Ludger Wessjohann and Juergen Schmidt
1551-1555Study on Free Lipase-Catalyzed Ethanolysis for Biodiesel Preparation in an Oil/Water Biphasic SystemHongjie Ren, Wei Du, Liangliang Lv and Dehua Liu
1557-1565Preparation of Diacylglycerol-Enriched Oil from Free Fatty Acids Using Lecitase Ultra-Catalyzed EsterificationLili Wang, Yong Wang, Changying Hu, Qian Cao and Xiaohui Yang, et al.
1567-1571Enzymatic Epoxidation of Corn Oil by Perstearic AcidShangde Sun, Guolong Yang, Yanlan Bi and Hui Liang
1573-1579Influence of Polydimethylsiloxane on the Degradation of Soybean Oil at Frying TemperatureJose A. Gerde, Earl G. Hammond and Pamela J. White
1581-1591Quantity and Quality of Free Oil Recovered from Enzymatically Disrupted Soybean OleosomesLili T. Towa, Virginie N. Kapchie, Guang Wang, Catherine Hauck and Tong Wang, et al.
1593-1602Adsorption of Soy Protein Isolate in Oil-in-Water Emulsions: Difference Between Native and Spray Dried IsolateManeephan Keerati-u-rai, Zebin Wang and Milena Corredig
1603-1610Characterization of Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) Seed LipidsOzan Nazim Ciftci, Roman Przybylski, Magdalena Rudzinska and Surya Acharya
1611-1620Highly Stable Nonionic Fatliquors Based on Ethoxylated Overused Vegetable OilsEL-Shahat H. A. Nashy and Ghada A. Abo-ELwafa
1621-1631Comparison of Flavor Volatiles and Some Functional Properties of Different Soy Protein ProductsNana Wu, Lijuan Wang, Xiaoquan Yang, Shouwei Yin and Zi Teng, et al.
1633-1639Effect of Dehulling Treatment on the Oxidative Stability of Cold-Pressed Low Erucic Acid Rapeseed OilMei Yang, Changsheng Liu, Fenghong Huang, Chang Zheng and Qi Zhou
1641-1648Effects of Oil Extraction Methods on Physical and Chemical Properties of Red Salmon Oils (Oncorhynchus nerka)Huaixia Yin, Kevin Mis Solval, Jiaqi Huang, Peter J. Bechtel and Subramaniam Sathivel
1649-1658Pilot-Plant Proof-of-Concept for Integrated, Countercurrent, Two-Stage, Enzyme-Assisted Aqueous Extraction of SoybeansJ. M. L. N. de Moura, D. Maurer, S. Jung and L. A. Johnson

Volume 88, Number 11 / November 2011

1659-1667Characteristics of Eutectic Compositions of Restructured Palm Oil Olein, Palm Kernel Oil and Their MixturesIsona L. Gold, M. E. Ukhun and C. C. Akoh
1669-1674High Performance Liquid Chromatography–Size Exclusion Chromatography for Rapid Analysis of Total Polar Compounds in Used Frying OilsJ. D. Caldwell, B. S. Cooke and M. K. Greer
1675-1685Estimation of Glycerides and Free Fatty Acid in Oils Extracted From Various Seeds from the Indian Region by NMR SpectroscopyRavindra Kumar, Veena Bansal, A. K. Tiwari, Meeta Sharma and S. K. Puri, et al.
1687-1693Characterization of Almond Cultivars by the Use of Thermal Analysis Techniques. Application to Cultivar AuthenticityA. Beltrán Sanahuja, N. Grané Teruel, M. L. Martín Carratalá and M. C. Garrigós Selva
1695-1708High-Resolution NMR Spectroscopy: An Alternative Fast Tool for Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Diacylglycerol (DAG) OilEmmanuel Hatzakis, Alexia Agiomyrgianaki, Sarantos Kostidis and Photis Dais
1709-1714Characterization of Crude Watermelon Seed Oil by Two Different Extractions MethodsLeilane Costa de Conto, Marco Antonio Lefevre Gragnani, Diogo Maus, Hiria Cristina Ifanger Ambiel and Ming Chih Chiu, et al.
1715-1725Investigation of γ-Linolenic Acid and Stearidonic Acid Biosynthesis During a Life Cycle of Borago officinalis L.Kathrin Stähler, Siew-Young Quek and Matthew R. Miller
1727-1736Fatty Acid Alkyl Esters as Feedstocks for the Enzymatic Synthesis of Alkyl Methacrylates and Polystyrene-co-alkyl Methacrylates for use as Cold Flow Improvers in Diesel FuelsYoung-Wun Kim, Gyeong Tae Eom, Jin-Sook Hong and Keun-Wo Chung
1737-1745Oil Content and Fatty Acid Profile of Spanish Cultivars During Olive Fruit RipeningS. Gómez-González, J. Ruiz-Jiménez and M. D. Luque de Castro
1747-1758Optimization of Oil Oxidation by Response Surface Methodology and the Application of this Model to Evaluate AntioxidantsGabriel Favalli Branco and Inar Alves Castro
1759-1765Oxidation of Corn Oils with Spiked TocolsDavid Dolde and Tong Wang
1767-1774Kinetics of Enzyme Inhibition and Antihypertensive Effects of Hemp Seed (Cannabis sativa L.) Protein HydrolysatesAbraham T. Girgih, Chibuike C. Udenigwe, Huan Li, Abayomi P. Adebiyi and Rotimi E. Aluko
1775-1785Concentration of Stearidonic Acid in Free Fatty Acid and Fatty Acid Ethyl Ester Forms from Modified Soybean Oil by WinterizationLuis Vázquez and Casimir C. Akoh
1787-1793Triacylglycerols and Phospholipids Composition of Caper Seeds (Capparis spinosa)Nizar Tlili, Hajer Trabelsi, Justin Renaud, Abdelhamid Khaldi and Paul M. Mayer, et al.
1795-1798Single Soybean Seed NMR Calibration for Oil Measurement Using Commercial Cooking OilsGolsa Samii-Saket, Jeffrey G. Boersma, Gary R. Ablett, Duane E. Falk and Ron Fletcher, et al.
1799-1805Heterogeneous Catalytic Esterification of ω-Sulfhydryl Fatty Acids: Avoidance of Thioethers, Thioesters, and DisulfidesDavid L. Compton and Michael A. Jackson
1807-1812Preparation of Deoiled Soy Lecithin by UltrafiltrationFangbo Liu, Yuanfa Liu, Xiaojun Liu, Liang Shan and Xingguo Wang
1813-1819Separation of Sunflower Oil from Hexane by Use of Composite Polymeric MembranesC. Pagliero, N. A. Ochoa, P. Martino and J. Marchese
1821-1829Effect of the Addition of Membrane Processed Olive Mill Waste Water (OMWW) to Extra Virgin Olive OilP. Zunin, G. C. Fusella, R. Leardi, R. Boggia and A. Bottino, et al.
1831-1838Detoxification of Rapeseed Meals by Steam ExplosionXuhui Gu, Wei Dong and Yucai He
1839-1844Effects of Degumming and Bleaching on 3-MCPD Esters Formation During Physical RefiningMuhamad Roddy Ramli, Wai Lin Siew, Nuzul Amri Ibrahim, Rabeaah Hussein and Ainie Kuntom, et al.
1845-1848Effect of Some Transition Metals on the Monolayer Oxidation of Methyl LinoleateYasemin Koprucuoglu, Eda Calikoglu, Aziz Tekin and Earl G. Hammond
1849Erratum to: Two New Fatty Acid Derivatives from the Stem Bark of Alchornea laxiflora (Euphorbiaceae)Louis Pergaud Sandjo, Hervé M. Poumale Poumale, Xavier Siwe Noudou, Hippolyte Nga Ntede and Yoshihito Shiono, et al.

Volume 88, Number 12 / December 2011

1851-1855Quality Assessment of Heated Cooking Oil, Agab, Using a Simple Newly-Developed Spectrophotometric MethodSaid Fatouh Hamed, Ghada Ahmed abo El-Wafa, Ahmed El-Ghorab and Takayuki Shibamoto
1857-1865Phase Behavior of Palm Oil in Blends with Palm-Based DiacylglycerolAmir Hossein Saberi, Tan Chin-Ping and Lai Oi-Ming
1867-1873Rapid Assessment of Frying Performance Using Small Size Samples of Oils/FatsFelix A. Aladedunye and Roman Przybylski
1875-1882Cold-Pressed Pumpkin Seed Oil Antioxidant Activity as Determined by a DC Polarographic Assay Based on Hydrogen Peroxide ScavengeStanislava Ž. Gorjanović, Biljana B. Rabrenović, Miroslav M. Novaković, Etelka B. Dimić and Zorica N. Basić, et al.
1883-1895Oxidative Stability of Polyunsaturated Edible Oils Mixed With Microcrystalline CelluloseLinda C. Saga, Elling-Olav Rukke, Kristian Hovde Liland, Bente Kirkhus and Bjørg Egelandsdal, et al.
1897-1904Rapid Method for the Determination of Moisture Content in Biodiesel Using FTIR SpectroscopyMohamed E. S. Mirghani, Nasreldin A. Kabbashi, Md. Zahangir Alam, Isam Y. Qudsieh and Ma’an F. R. Alkatib
1905-1915Geographical Classification of Turkish Virgin Olive Oils from the Aegean Region for Two Harvest Years Based on Their Fatty Acid ProfilesHarun Dıraman, Hülya Saygı and Yaşar Hışıl
1917-1923Optimization of Enzymatic Synthesis of Cetyl 2-Ethylhexanoate by Novozym® 435Hsiao Ching Chen, Chia-Hung Kuo, Hsin Hung Chen, Yung-Chuan Liu and Chwen Jen Shieh
1925-1933Interesterification of Lard and Soybean Oil Blends Catalyzed by Immobilized Lipase in a Continuous Packed Bed ReactorRoberta Claro da Silva, Fabiana Andreia Schaffer De Martini Soares, Thaís Gonzaga Fernandes, Anna Laura Donadi Castells and Kelly Caroline Guimarães da Silva, et al.
1935-1943Non-traditional Oils as Newer Feedstock for Rhamnolipids Production by Pseudomonas aeruginosa (ATCC 10145)Amit Pratap, Sushant Wadekar, Sandeep Kale, Arvind Lali and Dipfi Narayan Bhowmick
1945-1954Valorization of Beef Tallow by Lipase-Catalyzed Interesterification with High Oleic Sunflower OilNadia Segura, Roberta Claro da Silva, Fabiana A. Schäfer de M. Soares, Luiz Antonio Gioielli and Iván Jachmanián
1955-1964Effect of Origanum vulgare L. Essential Oil on Growth and Lipid Profile of Yarrowia lipolytica Cultivated on Glycerol-Based MediaAfroditi Chatzifragkou, Ioanna Petrou, Chryssavgi Gardeli, Michael Komaitis and Seraphim Papanikolaou
1965-1976Biochemistry of Citric Acid Production from Rapeseed Oil by Yarrowia lipolytica YeastSvetlana V. Kamzolova, Julia N. Lunina and Igor G. Morgunov
1977-1987Fuel Properties of Biodiesel/Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel (ULSD) BlendsRobert O. Dunn
1989-1996Synthesis and Characterization of Ricinoleamide-Based PolyurethaneMohammad Kashif, Eram Sharmin, Fahmina Zafar and Sharif Ahmad
1997-2003Effect of Varietal Differences on Composition and Thermal Characteristics of Avocado OilN. A. M. Yanty, J. M. N. Marikkar and K. Long
2005-2014Decolorization of Rice Bran Oil Using Modified KaolinNiramon Worasith, Bernard A. Goodman, Narumon Jeyashoke and Paitip Thiravetyan
2015-2021Enzymatic Extraction of Wheat Germ OilMeizhen Xie, Nurhan Turgut Dunford and Carla Goad
2023-2034Physical Properties of Nutritive Shortenings Produced from Regioselective Hardening of Soybean Oil with Pt Containing ZeoliteAn Philippaerts, Annika Breesch, Gert De Cremer, Pieterjan Kayaert and Johan Hofkens, et al.
2035-2045Insight into β-Carotene Thermal Degradation in Oils with Multiresponse ModelingNawel Achir, Caroline Pénicaud, Sylvie Avallone and Philippe Bohuon