期刊
PROCESSES
卷 9, 期 12, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/pr9122243
关键词
sonication; ozone; Anacardium occidentale L; principal component analysis; hurdle technology
资金
- Coordenacao de Aperfeicoamento de Pessoal de Nivel Superior-(CAPES) [001]
- FUNCAP
- CNPq
Sequential application of ultrasound and ozone processes on cashew apple juice showed different effects on the composition compared to independent processing, with higher retention of flavonoids but possible negative impact on vitamin C and total phenolic compounds. The synergy between ultrasound and ozone also led to reduction in native microbiota counts, indicating a microbiologically safe juice. Further research on the degradation mechanism of bioactive compounds may help in quality modulation of the product.
Standalone and sequential ultrasound (US) and ozone (OZ) processes were applied to cashew apple juice. An unsupervised method, by principal component analysis (PCA), was used to understand the effect of the non-thermal treatments on the cashew apple composition. The US processing (373 W/cm(2); 10 min; 40 degrees C) promoted the highest peroxidase inactivation and increased the flavonoid content and antioxidant activity (DPPH ABTS and FRAP methods). The ozone processing (0.24 mg O-3/mL) increased total phenolic compounds (TPC). Sequential processing was carried out by applying both of the processes, using the best processing conditions for US and OZ. Sequential processing resulted in the higher retention of yellow flavonoids than in the control and single processing. However, the effect of sequential US and OZ processing can be deleterious to vitamin C and TPC after 30 days of cold storage while maintaining the flavonoids of the cashew apple juice. Furthermore, the synergy between US and OZ reduced native microbiota counts, suggesting a microbiologically safe juice. Further studies on the mechanism of bioactive compound degradation might be helpful for product quality modulation.
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