Determination of Sterols in Dried Mushrooms Find the balanced equation: Saponification: 10 mg or 0.010 g (Cholesteryl Stearate) + 3 mL or 6.39 g of NaOH → Stearic Acid + Cholesteryl Sodium Carboxylate Trimethylsilylation: Stearic Acid + 0.20 mL of TSIM → Trimethylsilyl Stearate + Any by products or Impurities

Determination of Sterols in Dried Mushrooms Find the balanced equation: Saponification: 10 mg or 0.010 g (Cholesteryl Stearate) + 3 mL or 6.39 g of NaOH → Stearic Acid + Cholesteryl Sodium Carboxylate Trimethylsilylation: Stearic Acid + 0.20 mL of TSIM → Trimethylsilyl Stearate + Any by products or Impurities

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Determination of Sterols in Dried Mushrooms

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Saponification: 10 mg or 0.010 g (Cholesteryl Stearate) + 3 mL or 6.39 g of NaOH → Stearic Acid + Cholesteryl Sodium Carboxylate
Trimethylsilylation: Stearic Acid + 0.20 mL of TSIM → Trimethylsilyl Stearate + Any by products or Impurities

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