Foam forming: an effective approach to fabricate highly bulky, uniform and soft reconstituted tobacco sheets

Song, Shunxi; Wu, Zeshi; Tan, Jiaojun; Yang, Bin; Zhang, Meiyun; Lü, Peng; Wang, Jie; Wei, Li

doi:10.1007/s10570-021-03677-1

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“…In particular, the technological innovation of microwaves expanding the TS has provided a new direction for the value-added utilization of agricultural waste resources. The TS of microwave expansion can be prepared into porous material, and the product has good filling and physical adsorption properties ( Zi et al., 2013a , 2013b ), which has been widely used as a cigarette formulation material ( Zi et al., 2019 ), reconstituted tobacco leaf modified particles ( Zeng et al., 2012 ; Song et al., 2021 ; Banožić et al., 2020 ) and filter adsorption material ( Zi et al., 2019 ). This technology can effectively avoid environmental pollution and energy consumption caused by water washing or extraction pretreatment, high temperature, and high humidity expansion in the traditional treatment process of TS.…”

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Analysis and application evaluation of the flavour-precursor and volatile-aroma-component differences between waste tobacco stems

Fan¹,

Zi²,

Ao³

et al. 2022

Heliyon

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Analysis and application evaluation of the flavour-precursor and volatile-aroma-component differences between waste tobacco stems

Fan¹,

Zi²,

Ao³

et al. 2022

Heliyon

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Analysis of starch content and multi-scale structure of reconstituted cut stems in tobacco

Mao,

Yao,

Zhang

et al. 2024

Biomass Conv. Bioref.

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On the basis of the relationship between the composition of the reconstituted cut stems and their functional positioning in the leaf formulation, this study improves the proportion of high-quality tobacco products by investigating the material basis of the effect of reconstituted cut stems on the quality of cigarette products, by characterizing the starch content, physicochemical properties, and characteristic structures of different components in tobacco products. The results showed that the starch content in reconstituted cut stems (4.93 ± 0.27%) was between high-quality tobacco leaves (4.48 ± 0.17%) and cut stems (5.13 ± 0.18%), indicating that the reduction of starch content during the processing of reconstituted cut stems is more conducive to the high-value treatment of reconstituted cut stems. At the same time, through the evaluation of the physico-chemical properties and multi-scale structural characteristics of starch particles, it was found that the starch of the reconstituted cut stems has a rock-like particle structure, and the short-range ordering on the surface increases, forming more ordered structural domains. In addition, the processed reconstituted cut stems increase the crystallinity of the starch. It also exhibits the typical B-type crystalline structure of starch, with stronger molecular chain interactions and high crystalline ordered arrangement. This study will provide technical guidance and theoretical support for improving the quality of reconstituted cut stems products, improving the bioavailability of tobacco products, reducing raw material costs, and effectively reducing the starch content of tobacco in the development of tobacco products.

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A feruloyl esterase/cellulase integrated biological system for high-efficiency and toxic-chemical free isolation of tobacco based cellulose nanofibers

Zhao

Fan

et al. 2023

Carbohydrate Polymers

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Foam forming: an effective approach to fabricate highly bulky, uniform and soft reconstituted tobacco sheets

Cited by 5 publications

References 27 publications

Analysis and application evaluation of the flavour-precursor and volatile-aroma-component differences between waste tobacco stems

Analysis and application evaluation of the flavour-precursor and volatile-aroma-component differences between waste tobacco stems

Analysis of starch content and multi-scale structure of reconstituted cut stems in tobacco

A feruloyl esterase/cellulase integrated biological system for high-efficiency and toxic-chemical free isolation of tobacco based cellulose nanofibers

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