Investigation on Rapid Measurement of Water-soluble Soybean Protein through Spectrophotometry
Lili Zhai
Abstract
Lili Zhai
Abstract
A purple-red complex could be formed rapidly between azocarmine G and water-soluble soybean protein in acidic medium.The absorbance of this complex had a maximum absorption wavelength at 580 nm and exhibited a bathochromic shift of 50 nm compared with the maximum absorption wavelength of azocarmine G.Its absorbance with the concentration of soluble proteins at least in 3~34 μg·mL-1 was linearly.A method on rapid measurement of water-soluble soybean protein was established based on above-mentioned.Simultaneously we optimized the extraction procedure of water-soluble soybean protein.The results obtained by this method was rapid,stable.And the results were same with that obtained by Kjeldahl's method.
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A purple-red complex could be formed rapidly between azocarmine G and water-soluble soybean protein in acidic medium.The absorbance of this complex had a maximum absorption wavelength at 580 nm and exhibited a bathochromic shift of 50 nm compared with the maximum absorption wavelength of azocarmine G.Its absorbance with the concentration of soluble proteins at least in 3~34 μg·mL-1 was linearly.A method on rapid measurement of water-soluble soybean protein was established based on above-mentioned.Simultaneously we optimized the extraction procedure of water-soluble soybean protein.The results obtained by this method was rapid,stable.And the results were same with that obtained by Kjeldahl's method.
Key concepts: Bathochromic shift, Absorbance, Kjeldahl method, Chemistry, Spectrophotometry, Water soluble, Chromatography, Absorption (acoustics)