Which mango processing residues are suitable for pectin recovery in terms of yield, molecular and techno-functional properties of extractable pectins?
Mimicking industrial pectin recovery, two typical procedures of hot-acid extraction were applied to exemplarily selected mango by-products on a laboratory scale to explore the suitability of the latter in terms of crude and starch-corrected yield, composition as well as molecular and techno-function...
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Main Authors: | S. Neidhart, S. Sirisakulwat, A. Nagel, P. Sruamsiri, R. Carle |
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2018
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Institution: | Chiang Mai University |
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