RESEARCHES ON EXTRACTION METHOD FOR PIGMENT OF GLOBEFLOWER AND ITS STABILITY
Wenjuan Wang
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Wenjuan Wang
Abstract
When extracting the pigment of Globeflower by water, temperature, pH, and extraction frequency were respectively tested, based on it, the orthogonal test was conducted; the temperature and frequency of acetone extraction were also studied; furthermore the extracting ways were compared, the stability of pigment was explored. Under this experiment, the better factors for water extraction were 95 ℃~100 ℃, pH 7.0, one time for 30 min, for acetone extraction, at 54 ℃, one time lasting 30 min. The way of water- acetone extraction was superior to acetone-water extraction and single solvent. The pigment was steady under normal temperature, pH 3.0~7.0, saccharine medium. NaCl limited, low concentrations of Ca2+ and Mg2+ couldn't influence the pigment, Fe3+, strong sunlight and H2O2 could destroy pigment.
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When extracting the pigment of Globeflower by water, temperature, pH, and extraction frequency were respectively tested, based on it, the orthogonal test was conducted; the temperature and frequency of acetone extraction were also studied; furthermore the extracting ways were compared, the stability of pigment was explored. Under this experiment, the better factors for water extraction were 95 ℃~100 ℃, pH 7.0, one time for 30 min, for acetone extraction, at 54 ℃, one time lasting 30 min. The way of water- acetone extraction was superior to acetone-water extraction and single solvent. The pigment was steady under normal temperature, pH 3.0~7.0, saccharine medium. NaCl limited, low concentrations of Ca2+ and Mg2+ couldn't influence the pigment, Fe3+, strong sunlight and H2O2 could destroy pigment.
Key concepts: Acetone, Extraction (chemistry), Pigment, Solvent, Chromatography, Chemistry, Solvent extraction, Organic chemistry