Studys on the Stability of the Yellow Pigment form Sea Buckthorn Fruits
XU Ya
Abstract
XU Ya
Abstract
The stability of the yellow pigment from sea buckthorn fruits was investigated. Experimental results showed: the pH had no obviously undesirable effects on the tone of the yellow pigment, and this kind of pigment could be used in acidit or weak a1kaline food; food additives such as glucose, hydrogen peroxide, sodium sulfite, sodium benzoate and metal ions(Na +, Zn 2+ , Ca 2+ )had no effects on the degradation of the yellow pigment; however Cu 2+ and Fe 3+ gave undesirable effects. The yellow pigment was stable to heat below 80 ℃, and the thermal degradation of the yellow pigment followed first order reaction kinetics, This kind of pigment was very unstable to light, and the degradation rate reached 68.34 % in two days and 88.9 % in eight days under natural light.
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The stability of the yellow pigment from sea buckthorn fruits was investigated. Experimental results showed: the pH had no obviously undesirable effects on the tone of the yellow pigment, and this kind of pigment could be used in acidit or weak a1kaline food; food additives such as glucose, hydrogen peroxide, sodium sulfite, sodium benzoate and metal ions(Na +, Zn 2+ , Ca 2+ )had no effects on the degradation of the yellow pigment; however Cu 2+ and Fe 3+ gave undesirable effects. The yellow pigment was stable to heat below 80 ℃, and the thermal degradation of the yellow pigment followed first order reaction kinetics, This kind of pigment was very unstable to light, and the degradation rate reached 68.34 % in two days and 88.9 % in eight days under natural light.
Key concepts: Pigment, Hydrogen peroxide, Chemistry, Sodium benzoate, Degradation (telecommunications), Sodium, Thermal stability, Nuclear chemistry