pН-sensitive edible films based on the sodium caseinate/agaragar biocomposite

In the modern world, shelf life extension of foods with a possibility of controlling their freshness and quality in real time is gaining increasing importance. To solve this task, the development of pH-sensitive films based on edible biopolymers with addition of anthocyans as a color indicator can b...

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Main Authors: M. V. Novikova, K. E. Viroline, A. D. Nefyodov, M. V. Uspenskaya
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Published: Russian Academy of Sciences, V.M. Gorbatov Federal Research Center for Food Systems 2022-10-01
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author M. V. Novikova
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M. V. Uspenskaya
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description In the modern world, shelf life extension of foods with a possibility of controlling their freshness and quality in real time is gaining increasing importance. To solve this task, the development of pH-sensitive films based on edible biopolymers with addition of anthocyans as a color indicator can be proposed. For this experiment, sodium caseinate/ agar-agar biocomposite films with different content of anthocyans from black carrot (Scorconera hispanica) in a range of 0 to 15 mass% in increments of 5 mass% were prepared. It was established that the anthocyan content did not affect the thickness and moisture content of the films; however, it significantly reduced their moisture absorption and transparence. Water vapor permeability of the biocomposite films increased with an increase in the content of the aqueous extract of anthocyans from black carrot, which can be linked with the formation of pores and microcracks in the biocomposite matrix. All films with anthocyans showed changes in color depending on the environmental pH, which intensities depended on the anthocyan content. Edible films based on the mixture of sodium caseinate and agar-agar can potentially be used in the food industry to determine freshness of foods, which spoilage results in pH changes.
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spelling doaj-art-529d624c0a75445ca01f26f9af73cff32025-08-03T13:08:43ZrusRussian Academy of Sciences, V.M. Gorbatov Federal Research Center for Food SystemsПищевые системы2618-97712618-72722022-10-015327127710.21323/2618-9771-2022-5-3-271-277152pН-sensitive edible films based on the sodium caseinate/agaragar biocompositeM. V. Novikova0K. E. Viroline1A. D. Nefyodov2M. V. Uspenskaya3All-Russian Research Institute for Food AdditivesITMO UniversityITMO UniversityITMO UniversityIn the modern world, shelf life extension of foods with a possibility of controlling their freshness and quality in real time is gaining increasing importance. To solve this task, the development of pH-sensitive films based on edible biopolymers with addition of anthocyans as a color indicator can be proposed. For this experiment, sodium caseinate/ agar-agar biocomposite films with different content of anthocyans from black carrot (Scorconera hispanica) in a range of 0 to 15 mass% in increments of 5 mass% were prepared. It was established that the anthocyan content did not affect the thickness and moisture content of the films; however, it significantly reduced their moisture absorption and transparence. Water vapor permeability of the biocomposite films increased with an increase in the content of the aqueous extract of anthocyans from black carrot, which can be linked with the formation of pores and microcracks in the biocomposite matrix. All films with anthocyans showed changes in color depending on the environmental pH, which intensities depended on the anthocyan content. Edible films based on the mixture of sodium caseinate and agar-agar can potentially be used in the food industry to determine freshness of foods, which spoilage results in pH changes.https://www.fsjour.com/jour/article/view/185edible filmsquality controlsodium caseinateagar-agaranthocyans of black carrot (scorconera hispanica)
spellingShingle M. V. Novikova
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A. D. Nefyodov
M. V. Uspenskaya
pН-sensitive edible films based on the sodium caseinate/agaragar biocomposite
Пищевые системы
edible films
quality control
sodium caseinate
agar-agar
anthocyans of black carrot (scorconera hispanica)
title pН-sensitive edible films based on the sodium caseinate/agaragar biocomposite
title_full pН-sensitive edible films based on the sodium caseinate/agaragar biocomposite
title_fullStr pН-sensitive edible films based on the sodium caseinate/agaragar biocomposite
title_full_unstemmed pН-sensitive edible films based on the sodium caseinate/agaragar biocomposite
title_short pН-sensitive edible films based on the sodium caseinate/agaragar biocomposite
title_sort pн sensitive edible films based on the sodium caseinate agaragar biocomposite
topic edible films
quality control
sodium caseinate
agar-agar
anthocyans of black carrot (scorconera hispanica)
url https://www.fsjour.com/jour/article/view/185
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