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Autoxidation

It is generally agreed that "autoxidation", that is, the reaction with molecular oxygen via a self - catalytic mechanism, is the main reaction involved  in oxidative deterioration of lipids.  Autoxidation reaction can be divided into three parts:

a. initiation, 

b. propagation, and 

c. termination.  

 


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