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Erucic acid is a
monounsaturated omega-9
fatty acid,
denoted 22:1ω9. It has the
chemical formula: CH3(CH2)7CH=CH(CH2)11CO2H. It is
prevalent in wallflower...
- Br****icaceae. Historically, it was
restricted as a food oil due to its
content of
erucic acid,
which in
laboratory studies was
shown to be
damaging to the cardiac...
- in some
countries due to high
levels of
erucic acid.
Varieties of
mustard seed also
exist that are low in
erucic acid.
Mustard oil was
likely produced in...
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appreciable amounts of
erucic acid. The term "canola"
denotes a
group of
rapeseed cultivars that were bred to have very low
levels of
erucic acid and
which are...
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glycerol trierucate,
which are the
triacylglycerol forms of
oleic acid and
erucic acid. It is
prepared from
olive oil and
rapeseed oil. It is used in the...
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monounsaturated fats
Erucic acid (22:1, n−9),
which is
found in rapeseed,
wallflower seed, and
mustard seed.
Rapeseed with high
erucic acid
content is grown...
- more
considered as a
potential oil crop
rather than a “noxious weed”. High
erucic acid
content (>300g per kg of its
total seed oil DM)
makes the oil from...
- disappear.
Jojoba oil also
contains approximately 12.1% of the
fatty acid
erucic acid that
would appear to have
toxic effects on the
heart at high enough...
- such as rapeseed.
Typically it
contains 1–3%
erucic acid but
several Camelina Sativa varieties with
erucic acid
content of less than 1% have been introduced...
- 20:1 (11), n-9,
molecular weight 310.51. CAS
Registry Number 5561-99-9.
Erucic acid has 22 carbons, is
found in
rapeseed oil and
mustard oil, and is a...
