Comparative study of the fresh-keeping effect of the two kinds of complex fresh-keeping films on chilled meat
Luo Ai-ping
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Luo Ai-ping
Abstract
Comparison was made between 2 kinds of complex fresh-keeping fluids prepared for coating preservation of the chilled meat by using collagen albumen chitosan respectively. The result revealed that the chitosan coating is superior to the collagen albumen coating: both of them can be used for keeping microbe growth down and prolonging the freshness of the chilled meat. At the same time we discovered that composite phosphate, hetero-ascorbic acid nicotinamied along with cigarette amide possess an evident sheltering effect on the flesh colour and the coatings remarkably cut down the amount of juice being washed away.
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Comparison was made between 2 kinds of complex fresh-keeping fluids prepared for coating preservation of the chilled meat by using collagen albumen chitosan respectively. The result revealed that the chitosan coating is superior to the collagen albumen coating: both of them can be used for keeping microbe growth down and prolonging the freshness of the chilled meat. At the same time we discovered that composite phosphate, hetero-ascorbic acid nicotinamied along with cigarette amide possess an evident sheltering effect on the flesh colour and the coatings remarkably cut down the amount of juice being washed away.
Key concepts: Food science, Coating, Chitosan, Chemistry, Ascorbic acid, Flesh, Biochemistry, Organic chemistry