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caprylic acid
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caprylic acid /ca·pryl·ic ac·id/ (kah-pril´ik) an eight-carbon saturated fatty acid occurring in butterfat and palm and coconut oils.
ca·pryl·ic acid (k-prlk, k-)
n.
A liquid fatty acid found in butter and other fats and oils and having a rancid taste; used in the manufacture of dyes.

caprylic acid
a fatty acid used in the local treatment of fungal infections.


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cerevisiae produced appreciable quantities of isoamyl acetate, ethyl hexanoate, ethyl octanoate and ethyl decanoate.
oleovorans using sodium octanoate as the sole carbon food source in a fed batch type fermentation process (ref.
Several systems were first tested: thermoplastic starch (containing 18% sorbitol), starch octanoate with different degrees of substitution in contact with polyethylene or maleic anhydride grafted polyethylene (PEg), and starch/EVOH blends in contact with PEg.
 
 
 
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