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Óleo de kusum

Nome INCI: Schleichera Trijuga Seed Oil. Também: Óleo de Macassar.

Não serve para sabão. Kusum oil holds cyanogenic lipids, which release hydrogen cyanide when they are hydrolysed, and saponifying the oil hydrolyses them. Industry saponifies it only after a pretreatment that removes them (Sarve, Varma and Sonawane 2015), and no document gives how much a commercial oil still holds. It is kept here as reference and left out of the calculator.

Valores publicados

Índice de saponificaçãonão publicado
Índice de iodo—
INS (SAP − índice de iodo)—
Ponto de fusão—
Matéria insaponificável—

Uma barra 100 % óleo de kusum

As qualidades do sabão derivam do perfil de ácidos graxos, que está mais abaixo. Aqui elas só aparecem para os registros que a calculadora pode usar.

Este registro é contestado. Kusum oil contains cyanogenic lipids that release cyanide when they are hydrolysed (Sarve et al. 2015), and making soap hydrolyses the oil. No document read gives how much of these lipids a commercial oil contains, so both the lye figure derived from the fatty-acid profile and the amount of cyanide a batch could release are unknown. The same paper lists soap making among the oil's uses, so ask the supplier whether the oil has been treated to remove the cyanolipids before using it.

Perfil de ácidos graxos

Ácido graxoIntervalo publicado, %Usado
Ácido láurico C12:0 · saturados ≤ 0,3 0,3
Ácido mirístico C14:0 · saturados 0,2–0,4 0,3
Ácido palmítico C16:0 · saturados 7,2–10,8 9,0
Ácido palmitoleico C16:1 1,6–2 1,8
Ácido esteárico C18:0 · saturados 2,6–4,6 3,6
Ácido oleico C18:1 42,2–42,8 42,5
Ácido linoleico C18:2 4–6,1 5,1
Ácido araquídico C20:0 · saturados 22–24,3 23,2
Ácido gadoleico C20:1 9,2–15,1 12,1
Ácido behênico C22:0 · saturados 1–1,4 1,2
Ácido erúcico C22:1 1–1,2 1,1

De onde vêm estes números

As notas com fonte abaixo, e os títulos dos documentos que elas citam, são mantidos no idioma original. Uma citação traduzida não pode ser localizada, e um resumo técnico traduzido não é mais o resumo que foi conferido com o documento.

PlantFAdb (Michigan State University), based on the Seed Oil Fatty Acids (SOFA) database of the Max Rubner-Institut — PlantFAdb datasets for Schleichera trijuga (plant 16329) · consultado em 2026-09-24

Dataset #12818 (1968; SOFA TAB_001716) used; #23023 (Sarve et al. 2015) and #23061 (2010) read but not merged (see notes).

PlantFAdb (Michigan State University), based on the Seed Oil Fatty Acids (SOFA) database of the Max Rubner-Institut — PlantFAdb dataset for Schleichera trijuga (plant 20356) · consultado em 2026-09-24

Dataset #28548 'Chinese Oil Plants' (1987), kernel.

Japan Oil Chemists' Society (Journal of Oleo Science), open access via J-STAGE — Sarve A, Varma MN, Sonawane SS. 'Optimization and Kinetic Studies on Biodiesel Production from Kusum (Schleichera triguga) Oil Using Response Surface Methodology.' J. Oleo Sci. 64(9):987-997 (2015). DOI 10.5650/jos.ess15069. · documento datado de 2015 · consultado em 2026-09-24

Introduction (cyanogenic lipids), Table 1 (quoted fatty acids) and section 2.3 (acid value of the crude oil).

PlantFAdb (Michigan State University), based on the Seed Oil Fatty Acids (SOFA) database of the Max Rubner-Institut — PlantFAdb datasets for Schleichera oleosa (plant 14421) · consultado em 2026-09-24

Oil-content remarks only (51-62 % and 59-72 % in the kernel).

READ FIRST: Sarve, Varma & Sonawane 2015 (J. Oleo Sci. 64(9):987-997) state that kusum oil 'contains cynogenic lipids, which releases cyanide upon hydrolysis. Hence, it saponified only after pretreatment.' Saponification is hydrolysis. None of the documents read gives the cyanolipid content, and cyanolipids are not triglycerides, so a saponification value derived from this profile (which assumes triglycerides) may be off by an unknown amount. Fatty acids are PlantFAdb's two independent analyses of Schleichera trijuga (a synonym of S. oleosa): 'Component fatty acids and composition of some oils and fats' (1968; SOFA TAB_001716; oil content 74): C12:0 0.3, C14:0 0.2, C16:1 1.6, C16:0 10.8, C18:2 6.1, C18:1 42.8, C18:0 4.6, C20:1 9.2, C20:0 22.0, C22:1 1.0, C22:0 1.4; and 'Chinese Oil Plants' (1987; kernel, oil 69 %): C14:0 0.4, C16:1 2.0, C16:0 7.2, C18:2 4.0, C18:1 42.2, C18:0 2.6, C20:1 15.1, C20:0 24.3, C22:1 1.2, C22:0 1.0. Arachidic (22-24 %) and eicosenoic acid (9-15 %) are this oil's signature. Not merged: Sarve et al.'s Table 1, which quotes its reference 15 rather than measuring, with odd labels: lauric '12:1' 0.31, myristic '14:1' 0.31, palmitic 8.0, stearic 2.3, oleic 42.6, linoleic 4.5, arachidic 21.3, eicosenoic '20:2' 15.2, behenic 1.5, erucic 1.9 (PlantFAdb's transcription of it omits the myristic); and a 2010 PlantFAdb dataset ('An ideal feedstock, kusum (Schleichera triguga) for preparation of biodiesel') with 15.54 % myristic acid and a 92.5 % total, rejected as unlike every other analysis. The crude oil Sarve et al. used (S. K. Oil Industries, Jharkhand) had an initial acid value of 21.65 mg NaOH/g, 'corresponding to the free fatty acid (FFA) level of 10.83%'; free fatty acid takes up lye as well. No saponification or iodine value was found in an allowed document. PlantFAdb records give 51-62 % and 59-72 % oil in the kernel for S. oleosa.

Este registro faz parte do banco de dados aberto de ingredientes (ODbL). Encontrou um erro ou uma fonte primária melhor? O conjunto de dados está no GitHub; correções com link para um documento são bem-vindas.