Research Article

Extraction, Profiling, and Characterization of Phytosterols and Triterpenoids from Pili (Canarium ovatum Engl.) Pulp Oil Exhibiting Antioxidant and Antibacterial Properties

Table 1

GCMS profiling of the saponified diethyl ether extract from pili pulp oil.

Peak noName of the compoundRT (min)Molecular formulaMolecular weightRelative abundance (% of TIC)

Phytosterols and triterpenoids
4Squalene9.181C30H50410.71.37
5Stigmasta-3,5-diene10.335C29H48396.70.42
6Brassicasterol11.400C28H46O398.71.12
7Campesterol12.719C28H48O400.70.66
8Stigmasterol13.007C29H48O412.70.92
9β-Sitosterol13.781C29H50O414.715.78
10Fucosterol13.961C29H48O412.70.53
11β-Amyrone14.188C30H48O427.74.33
12β-Amyrin14.483C30H50O426.734.75
13Lupenone14.816C30H48O424.77.19
14Cycloartenol14.912C30H50O426.73.15
15Lanosterol15.030C30H50O426.71.78
16α-Amyrin15.159C30H50O426.720.92
17β-Amyrin acetate15.735C32H52O2468.81.15
18Betulinaldehyde16.515C30H48O2440.70.42

Nonterpenoid compounds
1Palmitic acid4.516C16H32O2256.40.78
2Phytol5.412C20H40O296.50.86
3Oleic acid5.554C18H34O2282.53.85