Investigation on Anthrone-H2SO4 Methodology of Determination of Polysaccharides in Lycium Barbarum
Dawei Zheng
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Dawei Zheng
Abstract
For the deviation occassionally occured in traditional anthrone-H2SO4 spectrophoto-metry method in determination of the polysaccharide content of Lycium barbarum, a proper measurement condition is proposed in order to improve the determination accuracy:625.0 nm of absorption wavelength; 2.00 mL of polysaccharide solution; 4.00 mL of anthrone-H2SO4 reagent; 10 minutes of hydrolysis and chromogenic reaction time at room temperature. The test result shows that the determination accuracy is improved by the modified method, with average recovery rate of 98.93 % (R=0.835 %, n=6). It also can be referrences for other kind of polysaccharides mass fraction determination.
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For the deviation occassionally occured in traditional anthrone-H2SO4 spectrophoto-metry method in determination of the polysaccharide content of Lycium barbarum, a proper measurement condition is proposed in order to improve the determination accuracy:625.0 nm of absorption wavelength; 2.00 mL of polysaccharide solution; 4.00 mL of anthrone-H2SO4 reagent; 10 minutes of hydrolysis and chromogenic reaction time at room temperature. The test result shows that the determination accuracy is improved by the modified method, with average recovery rate of 98.93 % (R=0.835 %, n=6). It also can be referrences for other kind of polysaccharides mass fraction determination.
Key concepts: Anthrone, Lycium, Polysaccharide, Chromogenic, Chemistry, Reagent, Chromatography, Recovery rate