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http://dx.doi.org/10.5657/kfas.2002.35.6.654

Effects of Emulsifying Conditions and Alginate Concentration of Encapsulating Ester Compounds on Retention Rate of Core Material in Microcapsules Prepared with Sea Tangle Alginates  

You Byeong Jin (Kangnung National University, Department of Food Science)
Lim Yeong Seon (East Coastal Marine Bioresources Research Center, Kangnung National University)
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Korean Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences / v.35, no.6, 2002 , pp. 654-659 More about this Journal
Abstract
To investigate the effects of preparation conditions of encapsulating ester compounds on retention rate of core material in microcapsules prepared with sea tangle alginate, the amounts of ester compounds migrated gelling solution (1 M $CaCl_2$) and washing water from microcapsules that were prepared by adding kinds of ester compound, by controlling ratios of emulsifier to ester compounds and by differing ratios of alginates (wall material) to ester compounds (core material) were measured. Also the amount of ester compounds retained in microcapsules was measured. The higher weight molecular of ester compounds were, the lower amounts of ester compounds migrated gelling solution and washing water from microcapsules were, But its amounts retained in microcapsules were increased, The changes of ethyl caprylate amount migrated gelling solution and washing water from microcapsules prepared by increasing ratios of emulsifier to ethyl caprylate were little, but its half-lives in microcapsules during storage at 25$^{\circ}C$ were steeply increased. Increasing ratios of wall material to core material, ethyl caprylate amount migrated gelling solution and washing water from microcapsules showed 1.8$\~$$2.0\%$ and 2.9$\~$$3.5\%$ respectively but half-lives of ethyl caprylate retained in alginate microcapsules were increased.
Keywords
Alginate; Microencapsulation; Ester compounds; Retention rate;
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