Thermal stability of polyphenols - IQ

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Lina Glittmann

Juan Sesma Martín

Definition

Polyphenols are a group of chemicals found in plants characterized by the presence of more than one phenol group per molecule.

Properties

Polyphenols have beneficial properties for human

Drying

Dehydration

Enzymatic reaction

 t>80°C  reduction of phenolic compounds

Leaching

Begin of thermal degradation

- forming of monomers

- reaction among molecules

- hydrolysis

- oxidation

 without thermal treatment amount to enzymatical reactions

Epimerization frequency  stabilisation

High Polimerization degree  degradation presence of gallate groups  heat sensitivity

Biological activity  degradation through enzymes

Hydrolysis  Stabilization

Prevent thermal degradation of more sensible compounds polymeric

Temperature around 30-55 ̊C

Copigmentation effect

Oxidation to quinins

Interaction with proteins

Degradation instantly in the first 10min zero order

Velocity constant k increasing with T k iso values as a function of temperature in extra-virgin oil

Time for complete disappearance of total polyphenols

Changes in

 Phenolic profil

 Chemical-

 Physical-

 Biological Properties

Inactivation of enzyms necessary

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