DETERMINATION OF SUCRALOSE IN TABLE TOP SWEETENERS PREPARATION BY MEANS OF COLORIMETRY APPLYING ANTHRONE COLOR REAGENT
Background: Sucralose is a food additive of artificial sweeeteners functional class with a sweetness level of 600 times sweeter than sucrose and ADI (Acceptable Daily Intake) value of 0-15 mg/ kg body weight/ day. From the point of view of risk analysis, the exposure assessment of such food addit...
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Summary: | Background: Sucralose is a food additive of artificial sweeeteners functional class
with a sweetness level of 600 times sweeter than sucrose and ADI (Acceptable Daily
Intake) value of 0-15 mg/ kg body weight/ day. From the point of view of risk analysis,
the exposure assessment of such food additive is of high priority to be performed. For
this purpose, an analytical method for determination of sucralose in different food
product is necessary. The aim of this research was to obtain an analytical method for
determination of sucralose in table top sweeteners can be applied for routine
determination of that food additive. Method: Determination of sucralose was initiated
by preparative separation of sucralose from other components applying Thin Layer
Chromatography (TLC). Sucralose was then reacted with anthrone in acidic condition
resulting in the formation of colored product, measurable with a visible
spectrophotometer. The method was validated and then applied for determination of
sucralose in table top sweeteners. Result: Sucralose was succesfully separated from
other components with a retardation factor of 0.83. After reaction with anthrone
reagent, bluish-green solution was obtained and subsequently measured
spectrophotometrically resulting in a spectrum with maximum wave length of 622 nm.
Validation parameters such as linearity, limit of detection (LOD), limit of
quantification (LOQ), accuracy and precision were determined. Two calibration curves
were prepared from standard solution of sucralose and standard solution of sucralose
obtained from TLC separation. Both calibration curves were linear over the range of
10 –70 µg/mL. The first calibration curve has regression equation of y = 0.0081x –
0.0072 with correlation coefficient (r) of 0.99967, while the second one with the
regression equation of y = 0.0059x –0.0028 with correlation coefficient (r) of 0.99967.
The limits of detection (LOD) and limits of quantification (LOQ) which were
statistically calculated from the first calibration curve were 1.36 dan 3.86 µg/mL. The
precision of the method, stated as RSD of repetitive determination, were 2.306, 2.263
and 2.127% for intra-day variation, while those of inter-day variation were 2.523, 2.285
and 2.265%. The recoveries of sucralose standard addition method from table top
sweeteners were 98.954 - 108.138%. The concentration of sucralose in four
commercial table top sweeteners preparation were 104.2, 101.0, 104.9 and 357.3% of
label claim, respectively. Based on overall results, it was concluded that an analytical
method for determination of sucralose in table top sweeteners was successfully
obtained.
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