Corn oil is oil extracted from the germ of corn. Its main use is in cooking, where its high smoke point makes refined corn oil a valuable frying oil. It is also a key ingredient in some margarines. Corn oil is generally less expensive than most other types of vegetable oils.

BFree Fatty acids 1.5%max
Moisture and Impurities 0.1%max
Flash Point Min C150
Cinematic Viscosity (40C), mm2/s max 38
Chlorophyll content, PPM max 30
Neutral Oil 98.5% Min
Loss 1.5% max
Phosphorous content, PPM max 120
Erucic Acid 2.0% max
Sulfur, PPM 10.00
Oxidation Stability (110C), h min 5.0
Neutralization Value, mg KOH/g max 2.0
Ash Content 0.01% max
Iodine Value, g/100g min 100 max 120
Water Content 0.075% max

Free Fatty Acid: A1V1.25% Max
Moisture and Volatile matters: 0.20% Max special
Impurities: 0,10% Max
Lecithin (Expressed in Phosphor: ).0.02% Max
Sediment (Gardner Break test): 0.10% Max
Unspecified material: 1.50% Max
Colour: 50 Yellow Max/5 Red Max
Oil Flash Point: 250=BA F Min
Ca+Mg Content: 5 ppm Max
Linolenic Acid: 12% Max
Polyunsatur: 3D 4 Double=bonds
Methyl Esthers: 1% Max
Unsaponificable: 2% Max
Sulfur Content: 10ppm Max