Characteristic and Stability of Chitosan-Based Polymer for Fruit Coating in the Presence of Ginger Essential Oil: Effect of Acetic Acid Concentration

Chitosan-based polymer is ideal for coating fruits in post-harvest treatment to maintain their quality as they can create a film and is biocompatible. The mechanical strength of chitosan (CH) can be enhanced by forming ionic crosslinking between CH molecules through tripolyphosphate (TPP) and surfac...

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Published in:Chemical Engineering Transactions
Main Author: Ramli N.H.; Jamaluddin N.S.N.; Rahim S.N.A.; Kasmuri N.; Ismail A.F.H.
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Language:English
Published: Italian Association of Chemical Engineering - AIDIC 2023
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Ramli N.H.; Jamaluddin N.S.N.; Rahim S.N.A.; Kasmuri N.; Ismail A.F.H.
Characteristic and Stability of Chitosan-Based Polymer for Fruit Coating in the Presence of Ginger Essential Oil: Effect of Acetic Acid Concentration
2023
Chemical Engineering Transactions
106

10.3303/CET23106020
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85183486623&doi=10.3303%2fCET23106020&partnerID=40&md5=a9495ea3e9b3bfa50af14913551c2c03
Chitosan-based polymer is ideal for coating fruits in post-harvest treatment to maintain their quality as they can create a film and is biocompatible. The mechanical strength of chitosan (CH) can be enhanced by forming ionic crosslinking between CH molecules through tripolyphosphate (TPP) and surfactants, Tween 80. The presence of ginger essential oil (GEO) increases antimicrobial activity and reduces the swelling of fruit. Selecting appropriate molecular weight of CH, concentration of acetic acid and Tween 80 is necessary for ideal chitosan-based coating properties and stability. This study examined the effect of the parameters on the physicochemical characteristics of final CH-TPP particles. Chitosan-based polymer coating was produced by ionic gelation and the formulated coating solution's particle size and chemical bonding were characterised using Malvern Mastersizer 2000 and Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR). The coating on papaya was studied for decay prevention over eight days. The particle size of the formulated coating solutions was found in the 107-221 nm range. The presence of crosslinking between CH and TPP was observed from FTIR analysis. Good stability of CH-TPP coating was found when utilising high molecular weight chitosan (HMW-CH), the concentration of acetic acid and Tween 80 at 1. 0 % and 0.3 %, respectively. Papaya coated with CH-TPP, and GEO 0.3% had the slowest ripening process during eight-day storage. In conclusion, the formulated CH-TPP with 0.3 % GEO coating was effective for fruit coating applications, especially papaya. Copyright © 2023, AIDIC Servizi S.r.l.
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author Ramli N.H.; Jamaluddin N.S.N.; Rahim S.N.A.; Kasmuri N.; Ismail A.F.H.
spellingShingle Ramli N.H.; Jamaluddin N.S.N.; Rahim S.N.A.; Kasmuri N.; Ismail A.F.H.
Characteristic and Stability of Chitosan-Based Polymer for Fruit Coating in the Presence of Ginger Essential Oil: Effect of Acetic Acid Concentration
author_facet Ramli N.H.; Jamaluddin N.S.N.; Rahim S.N.A.; Kasmuri N.; Ismail A.F.H.
author_sort Ramli N.H.; Jamaluddin N.S.N.; Rahim S.N.A.; Kasmuri N.; Ismail A.F.H.
title Characteristic and Stability of Chitosan-Based Polymer for Fruit Coating in the Presence of Ginger Essential Oil: Effect of Acetic Acid Concentration
title_short Characteristic and Stability of Chitosan-Based Polymer for Fruit Coating in the Presence of Ginger Essential Oil: Effect of Acetic Acid Concentration
title_full Characteristic and Stability of Chitosan-Based Polymer for Fruit Coating in the Presence of Ginger Essential Oil: Effect of Acetic Acid Concentration
title_fullStr Characteristic and Stability of Chitosan-Based Polymer for Fruit Coating in the Presence of Ginger Essential Oil: Effect of Acetic Acid Concentration
title_full_unstemmed Characteristic and Stability of Chitosan-Based Polymer for Fruit Coating in the Presence of Ginger Essential Oil: Effect of Acetic Acid Concentration
title_sort Characteristic and Stability of Chitosan-Based Polymer for Fruit Coating in the Presence of Ginger Essential Oil: Effect of Acetic Acid Concentration
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description Chitosan-based polymer is ideal for coating fruits in post-harvest treatment to maintain their quality as they can create a film and is biocompatible. The mechanical strength of chitosan (CH) can be enhanced by forming ionic crosslinking between CH molecules through tripolyphosphate (TPP) and surfactants, Tween 80. The presence of ginger essential oil (GEO) increases antimicrobial activity and reduces the swelling of fruit. Selecting appropriate molecular weight of CH, concentration of acetic acid and Tween 80 is necessary for ideal chitosan-based coating properties and stability. This study examined the effect of the parameters on the physicochemical characteristics of final CH-TPP particles. Chitosan-based polymer coating was produced by ionic gelation and the formulated coating solution's particle size and chemical bonding were characterised using Malvern Mastersizer 2000 and Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR). The coating on papaya was studied for decay prevention over eight days. The particle size of the formulated coating solutions was found in the 107-221 nm range. The presence of crosslinking between CH and TPP was observed from FTIR analysis. Good stability of CH-TPP coating was found when utilising high molecular weight chitosan (HMW-CH), the concentration of acetic acid and Tween 80 at 1. 0 % and 0.3 %, respectively. Papaya coated with CH-TPP, and GEO 0.3% had the slowest ripening process during eight-day storage. In conclusion, the formulated CH-TPP with 0.3 % GEO coating was effective for fruit coating applications, especially papaya. Copyright © 2023, AIDIC Servizi S.r.l.
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