Study on Extraction of Lycopene from Fresh Tomatoes
Nan Cao
Abstract
Nan Cao
Abstract
The thesis mainly studies the crude product of lycopene extracted from fresh tomatoes and its process conditions for further purification to explores the effect of extraction solvent,material ratio,extraction temperature,leaching time,stirring conditions,freezing treatment on the extraction amount of lycoopene to determine the optimum extraction condition with tomatoes as ray material and to concentrate,crystallize,and purify the extract solution to lycopene.
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The thesis mainly studies the crude product of lycopene extracted from fresh tomatoes and its process conditions for further purification to explores the effect of extraction solvent,material ratio,extraction temperature,leaching time,stirring conditions,freezing treatment on the extraction amount of lycoopene to determine the optimum extraction condition with tomatoes as ray material and to concentrate,crystallize,and purify the extract solution to lycopene.
Key concepts: Lycopene, Extraction (chemistry), Solvent extraction, Leaching (pedology), Solvent, Chromatography, Materials science, Chemistry