Chitosan/gum arabic complexes to stabilize Pickering emulsions: Relationship between the preparation, structure and oil-water interfacial activity
Chitosan (CS) was used as the cationic polyelectrolyte, and gum Arabic (GA) was used as the anionic polyelectrolyte to fabricate natural biodegradable CS/GA complexes. The relationships between the preparation, microstructure and interface activity of CS/GA complexes were explored, with aiming to tu...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Food hydrocolloids 2022-08, Vol.129, p.107532, Article 107532 |
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Zusammenfassung: | Chitosan (CS) was used as the cationic polyelectrolyte, and gum Arabic (GA) was used as the anionic polyelectrolyte to fabricate natural biodegradable CS/GA complexes. The relationships between the preparation, microstructure and interface activity of CS/GA complexes were explored, with aiming to tune the interface activity of CS/GA complexes. FTIR confirmed that CS and GA was combined mainly through electrostatic interaction. CS/GA mass ration, ionic strength and pH significantly affected the reaction between CS and GA and the interface activity of CS/GA complexes. All complexes were in spherical shape but with different size and aggregation degree. Low CS/GA ratio improved the yield and interface activity of CS/GA complexes. The presence of NaCl reduced the yield and interface activity of CS/GA complex. The CS/GA complexes obtained beyond the pKa of CS showed higher yield, lower interface tension and higher emulsion capacity. It was mainly related to the highest yield of particles including the CS/GA complexes and single CS particles at this pH. However, the complex prepared at pH 5.0 stabilized- Pickering emulsion showed higher stability. This suggested that the pure CS/GA complexes possessed higher interface activity than single CS particles.
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∙CS/GA ratio, ionic strength and pH affected the yield, structure and interface activity of complexes.∙Low CS/GA ratio improved the yield and interface activity of CS/GA complex.∙The presence of NaCl reduced the yield and interface activity of CS/GA complex.∙CS/GA complex obtained at the pH below pKa of CS had higher yield and interface activity.∙The CS/GA complexes and CS particle stabilized the emulsions together at the pH beyond pKa of CS. |
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ISSN: | 0268-005X 1873-7137 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.foodhyd.2022.107532 |