2021
DOI: 10.1111/ijfs.15337
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Effects of a curcumin nanoemulsion on the physico‐chemical properties of chitosan‐based films

Abstract: Chitosan (CH)-based films were incorporated with a curcumin nanoemulsion (CurNE) to overcome their limitations, such as low mechanical strength and high-water vapour permeability (WVP). The obtained optimum conditions of NE were, as follows: oil to aqueous phase ratio = 1:9 and ultrasonication time = 15 min, given that the smallest mean diameter and the highest absolute value of the zeta potential were 307.53 AE 6.30 nm and −15.43 AE 0.74 mV. Thereafter, NE was encapsulated in CH(CH-NE) to determine the functi… Show more

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“…In addition, high-value applications of polysaccharides in post-harvest technology and active packaging have also been reported clearly (Homsaard et al, 2021). Three new prototypes including the active pectin edible coatings (Naqash et al, 2021), chitosan/ astaxanthin active film for improving moisture barrier properties (Inthamat et al, 2021), and chitosan-based films with curcumin nanoemulsion and its physicochemical properties are invented and generated (Luangapai et al, 2021).…”
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“…In addition, high-value applications of polysaccharides in post-harvest technology and active packaging have also been reported clearly (Homsaard et al, 2021). Three new prototypes including the active pectin edible coatings (Naqash et al, 2021), chitosan/ astaxanthin active film for improving moisture barrier properties (Inthamat et al, 2021), and chitosan-based films with curcumin nanoemulsion and its physicochemical properties are invented and generated (Luangapai et al, 2021).…”
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confidence: 99%