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Olio di semi di lampone

Nome INCI: Rubus Idaeus Seed Oil. Anche: Olio di lampone.

Calcola una saponetta 100 % olio di semi di lampone

Valori pubblicati

Indice di saponificazione175–191 mg KOH/g (tipico 191)
Usato dal calcolatore191,0 mg KOH/g (tipico)
SAP per NaOH0,1362 g/g
Numero di iodio150–180 g I₂/100 g
INS (SAP − numero di iodio)26
Punto di fusione—
Sostanze insaponificabili1–3 %

Una saponetta 100 % olio di semi di lampone

Durezza 3 sotto 29–54
Potere detergente 0 sotto 12–22
Condizionamento 95 sopra 44–69
Schiuma a bolle 0 sotto 14–46
Schiuma cremosa 3 sotto 16–48

Qualità convenzionali sommate a partire dai gruppi di acidi grassi; una saponetta di un solo olio è un punto di riferimento, non una ricetta.

Profilo degli acidi grassi

Acido grassoIntervallo pubblicato, %Usato
Acido palmitico C16:0 · saturi 1,8–2,7 (tipico 2,31) 2,3
Acido stearico C18:0 · saturi 0,76 0,8
Acido oleico C18:1 10,2–12 (tipico 10,99) 11,0
Acido linoleico C18:2 44–54,5 (tipico 52,59) 52,6
Acido α-linolenico C18:3 n-3 29,1–38,1 (tipico 31,1) 31,1
Acido arachidico C20:0 · saturi 0,26 0,3

Da dove vengono questi numeri

Le note con fonte qui sotto, e i titoli dei documenti che citano, restano nella lingua originale. Una citazione tradotta non si può rintracciare, e un riassunto tecnico tradotto non è più il riassunto che è stato verificato sul documento.

Elsevier (Food Chemistry); abstract record read via the Europe PMC REST API — Oomah B.D., Ladet S., Godfrey D.V., Liang J., Girard B. Characteristics of raspberry (Rubus idaeus L.) seed oil. Food Chemistry 2000, 69(2), 187-193 (doi 10.1016/S0308-8146(99)00260-5) · documento datato 2000 · consultato il 2026-09-21

Abstract only - the full text is paywalled. Source of the saponification number 191 mg KOH/g, oil yield 10.7 %, peroxide value 8.25 meq/kg, and the fatty acids C18:2 n-6 54.5, C18:3 n-3 29.1, C18:1 n-9 12.0, C16:0 2.7 %. No iodine value is given in the abstract.

MDPI (Plants), open-access copy via PubMed Central — Ispiryan A., Bobinaite R., Urbonaviciene D., Sermuksnyte-Alesiuniene K., Viskelis P., Miceikiene A., Viskelis J. Physico-Chemical Properties, Fatty Acids Profile, and Economic Properties of Raspberry (Rubus idaeus L.) Seed Oil, Extracted in Various Ways. Plants 2023, 12(14), 2706 (doi 10.3390/plants12142706) · documento datato 2023 · consultato il 2026-09-21

Table 3 fatty-acid composition of cv. 'Polka' by four extraction methods; Table 4 refractive index and density at 20 C. No saponification or iodine value measured.

Frontiers in Nutrition, open-access copy via PubMed Central — Dash B., et al. Cold pressed oils: a systematic review on physicochemical properties, nutritional composition and pharmacological activities. Front. Nutr. 2026 (doi 10.3389/fnut.2026.1747029) · documento datato 2026 · consultato il 2026-09-21

Review Table 1, cold-pressed raspberry seed oil row: SV 175-190, IV 150-180, unsaponifiable 1.0-3.0 % w/w, SG 0.920-0.935, FFA 0.8-3.0 %, PV < 10. Compiled secondary values; the source of the iodineValue and unsaponifiablePercent bands and of the SAP minimum.

The 'typical' fatty acids are Table 2 of Bederska-Lojewska et al. 2021 (Molecules 26(24):7446, open access), raspberry seed recovered from juice pomace (Hortex, Skrzynsko, Poland, 2020) and extracted with ethanol under low-temperature sonication: palmitic 2.31, stearic 0.76, oleic 10.99, linoleic 52.59, arachidic 0.26, alpha-linolenic 31.10 %, total 98.01 %. Myristic, palmitoleic, C18:3 n-6, C20:1, C22:1 and C20:4 n-6 were all reported as zero in that oil. Table 1 of the same paper: 16.20 % oil in dry seed, acid value 4.14 mg KOH/g, peroxide value 8.45 meq O2/kg. Min/max additionally span Oomah et al. 2000 (Food Chemistry 69(2):187-193; palmitic 2.7, oleic 12.0, linoleic 54.5, alpha-linolenic 29.1 %) and Ispiryan et al. 2023 (Plants 12(14):2706, cv. 'Polka', hexane / cold press / supercritical CO2 / subcritical CO2; palmitic 1.8-2.1, oleic 10.2-10.6, linoleic 44.0-44.8, alpha-linolenic 37.2-38.1 %). Note how far the linoleic-to-linolenic split moves between studies - 54.5/29.1 in the Canadian material, about 44/38 in the Lithuanian 'Polka' - while the sum of the two stays near 83 %. A maker judging rancidity risk should treat the pair as one very unsaturated block rather than trust either figure to a decimal. SAPONIFICATION: the only measured value in an allowed primary document is Oomah et al. 2000, saponification number 191 mg KOH/g, on an oil of 10.7 % seed yield with peroxide value 8.25 meq/kg and 2.7 % free fatty acids. Only that paper's abstract is readable (Elsevier paywall); it was read through the Europe PMC bibliographic record cited below and it prints no iodine value. The min 175 is the lower bound of the cold-pressed raspberry-oil row in the systematic review of Dash et al. 2026 (Front. Nutr., Table 1: SV 175-190 mg KOH/g, IV 150-180 g I2/100 g, unsaponifiable 1.0-3.0 % w/w, specific gravity 0.920-0.935, FFA 0.8-3.0 %, PV < 10 meq O2/kg). Those are compiled review figures, not measurements, and they are quoted here only because iodineValue and unsaponifiablePercent have no measured source at all in the documents opened - both fields carry that review band and nothing else. For orientation, the recorded composition implies an iodine value near 181 by the usual per-acid factors, at the very top of the review's band, and a saponification value near 192 by stoichiometry, within 1 % of Oomah's measured 191. Ispiryan et al. measured refractive index 1.4829-1.4835 and density 0.9258-0.9366 g/cm3 at 20 C but no saponification or iodine value; the review of red raspberry seed oil in Plants 10(5):944 (2021) prints neither, only acid values of 17.18-18.74 mg KOH/g attributed to Oomah 2000 and Dimic 2012. Melting point not reported (liquid oil). INCI not verified against CosIng in this session, so left null.

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