Paper · 2011 · Zhongkai Nongye Gongcheng Xueyuan xuebao

Peeling technology of navel orange by enzymatic hydrolysis

Min Qian

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Abstract

The method of whole fruit peeling the navel orange by enzymatic hydrolysis was studied.Based on the single-factor experiment,the compound enzyme was composed with m(pectinase)∶ m(cellulasethe)=6∶ 1,orthogonal design L16(45) table was selected to optimize the peeling process,which took time,temperature,enzyme concentration and pH as the experimental factors.The best result was that navel orange was treated with 0.4% concentration compound enzyme,45 ℃ pH 4.5,40 min,navel orange could be peeled completely,pulp was intact and the nutrition maintained well.

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Compound enzyme treatment at 0.4%, 45 ℃, pH 4.5 for 40 min completely peeled navel orange while leaving pulp intact and nutrition well maintained.

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navel orangeCitrus sinensise0
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0.4% concentration compound enzyme,45 ℃ pH 4.5,40 mine0
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peeled completely,pulp was intact and the nutrition maintained welle0

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