1941
DOI: 10.1021/i560097a003
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Quantitative Determination of Dissolved Oxygen: Ascorbic Acid Oxidase Method

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“…(6 inches) in length, is satisfactory for this purpose. The cucumbers should be frozen (the authors have found it convenient to store the cucumbers in the frozen state for periods as long as one year) and thawed, after which the juice may be drained and concentrated to Vnth the original volume by pervaporation (17) and filtered. Such preparations have been kept for several weeks when stored at 10°C.…”
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“…(6 inches) in length, is satisfactory for this purpose. The cucumbers should be frozen (the authors have found it convenient to store the cucumbers in the frozen state for periods as long as one year) and thawed, after which the juice may be drained and concentrated to Vnth the original volume by pervaporation (17) and filtered. Such preparations have been kept for several weeks when stored at 10°C.…”
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“…Small molecules that contribute to redox homeostasis include vitamin C, vitamin E, and N-acetyl cysteine (NAC). Vitamin C is a water-soluble antioxidant that protects against cholesterol oxidation, scavenges dissolved O 2 , and neutralizes radical ROS, while vitamin E is a lipid soluble radical scavenger that can be regenerated by vitamin C [ 68 , 70 , 71 , 72 ]. NAC is a glutathione precursor with a redox active thiol that neutralizes ROS and can reverse deleterious disulfide formations [ 73 ].…”
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“…The classical titrimetric and colorimetric methods for oxygen determination, such as the Winkler method, are not applicable to orange juice because of the organic materials present. The ascorbic acid oxidase method used by Sharp et al (19) to determine oxygen in milk is also inapplicable, since the enzyme is inactive at the pH of orange juice. There remain methods based on removal of the dissolved gases from a sample under reduced pressure, measurement of the volume or pressure of the mixed gases, and analysis of the mixture.…”
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“…The sample is collected and introduced into the polarographic cell using techniques designed to avoid air contamination, similar to those used by Sharp et al (19) when sampling milk for oxygen determination. The current flowfing at an applied potential of -0.4 volt is measured at an appropriate galvanometer sensitivity, then the temperature of the juice is recorded and its soluble solids content determined by means of a Brix hydrometer or a refractometer.…”
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confidence: 99%