2013
DOI: 10.7763/ijbbb.2013.v3.176
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Isolation of Volatiles Compounds in Banana by HS-SPME: Optimization for the Whole Fruit and Pulp

Abstract: Abstract-The best conditions for the isolation of banana volatiles by headspace solid phase microextraction (HS-SPME) were determined for the intact whole fruit (with peel) and for the pulp only. Optimization of isolation conditions was carried out using a Central Composite Rotational Design based on Response Surface Methodology with two factors: time needed to reach equilibrium in the headspace and the fiber exposure time. Samples were analyzed by GC-MS. The criteria were higher number of peaks and greater to… Show more

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“…Even if the VOCs emitted by banana fruits and flowers were characterized by Facundo et al 10. and Bestmann et al 11.…”
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“…Even if the VOCs emitted by banana fruits and flowers were characterized by Facundo et al 10. and Bestmann et al 11.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Penambahan albumen telur (putih telur) dan dekstrin diduga menurunkan aroma pisang matang, sehingga kurang disukai oleh panelis. Menurut Facundo et al, (2013) aroma dan flavor merupakan faktor utama buah pisang banyak dikonsumsi. Secara kimia, aroma dan flavor pada pisang disebabkan oleh adanya komponen volatil yang diterima receptor alfactory.…”
Section: Sifat Organoleptikunclassified
“…The SPME optimization studies in general have used only the number of peaks and the total area of the chromatogram as criteria for the performance evaluation of the extraction system, without worrying if the extract represents the characteristic aroma of the food to be analyzed (Pereira et al 2011;Bogusz Junior et al 2011;Facundo et al 2013). Flavor chemists know that some compounds in a food do not necessarily contribute to the formation of its characteristic aroma, presenting low aroma intensity or no aroma at all (Kamadia et al 2006).…”
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