Optimization of the Adsorption Property of Apple Polyphenols on D280 Macroporous Resin
Zhilu Ai
Abstract
Zhilu Ai
Abstract
In order to improve extract efficiency of apple polyphenols,the dynamic law of apple polyphenols(AP)adsorption D280 macroporous resin was researched to establish a mathematic model.The Response Surface Methodology(RSM)was used to investigate the effects of feeding rate,sample concentration and pH on the adsorption properties of macroporous resin and the effects of flow rate,eluent concentration and elution volume on the desorption properties of macroporous resin for apple polyphenols.The results showed that the optimum adsorption conditions were the feeding rate of 1.52 mL/min,sample concentration of 2.50 mg/mL,pH4.25.The D280 macroporous resin can be used as the best material to extract the apple polyphenols.
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In order to improve extract efficiency of apple polyphenols,the dynamic law of apple polyphenols(AP)adsorption D280 macroporous resin was researched to establish a mathematic model.The Response Surface Methodology(RSM)was used to investigate the effects of feeding rate,sample concentration and pH on the adsorption properties of macroporous resin and the effects of flow rate,eluent concentration and elution volume on the desorption properties of macroporous resin for apple polyphenols.The results showed that the optimum adsorption conditions were the feeding rate of 1.52 mL/min,sample concentration of 2.50 mg/mL,pH4.25.The D280 macroporous resin can be used as the best material to extract the apple polyphenols.
Key concepts: Adsorption, Polyphenol, Desorption, Elution, Chemistry, Response surface methodology, Chromatography, Volumetric flow rate