Formulation and stability study of vitamin E microemulsion with green surfactant

Qi, Yunqin; Zhou, Yuan; Yang, Xiuquan; Li, Jiahao; Bai, Liang; Wu, Zhiyu; Qin, Ziyu

doi:10.1016/j.scp.2023.101334

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“…Alkyl polyglycosides (APG) 14,16 and aliphatic alcohol ether carboxylic acids (AECs) 17–20 are exemplary green surfactants with outstanding performance. APGs, being biocompatible and multifunctional, have found widespread applications.…”

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Self-assembly mechanism, physicochemical analyses and application performance investigations of branched alkyl glycosides with alcohol ether carboxylic acids of varied epoxide numbers

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Self-assembly mechanism, physicochemical analyses and application performance investigations of branched alkyl glycosides with alcohol ether carboxylic acids of varied epoxide numbers

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Bai

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Composite System of Lauryl Glucoside and Lauryl Glycoside Sulfosuccinate: Properties and Applications in Vitamin E Nanoemulsions

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The synergistic effect of surfactant compounding on performance can be leveraged to enhance product application performance. An investigation of the surface tension and emulsification properties revealed the complex synergistic effect of the composite system comprising lauryl glucoside (LG) and lauryl glycoside sulfosuccinate (LG–SS). The composite system was used as an emulsifier for vitamin E (VE) emulsification. VE nanoemulsions with high VE content were successfully prepared. The nanoemulsion appears homogeneous and transparent and has an average size of approximately 200 nm. It has better temperature and centrifugal stability, an antioxidant capacity 2.89 times that of untreated VE, and is not easily oxidized and deactivated. In this study, we successfully constructed a complex system of LG and its derivatives and applied it to VE emulsification—this is a step toward expanding the effective application of glycosides and their derivative composite systems in food, pharmaceutics, and other industries.

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Study on the antibacterial activity of Litsea essential oil nanoemulsion and its effect on the storage quality of duck meat

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Formulation and stability study of vitamin E microemulsion with green surfactant

Cited by 6 publications

References 63 publications

Self-assembly mechanism, physicochemical analyses and application performance investigations of branched alkyl glycosides with alcohol ether carboxylic acids of varied epoxide numbers

Self-assembly mechanism, physicochemical analyses and application performance investigations of branched alkyl glycosides with alcohol ether carboxylic acids of varied epoxide numbers

Composite System of Lauryl Glucoside and Lauryl Glycoside Sulfosuccinate: Properties and Applications in Vitamin E Nanoemulsions

Study on the antibacterial activity of Litsea essential oil nanoemulsion and its effect on the storage quality of duck meat

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