Preparation of Microcapsules Containing Grape Polyphenols and I-Tocopherol by Spray-Gelling Method

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Preparation of Microcapsules Containing Grape Polyphenols and I-Tocopherol by Spray-Gelling Method

Shinji ArakawaI
Shinji ArakawaI
Yoshinari Taguchi
Yoshinari Taguchi
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It was tried to prepare the microcapsules containing the (W/O) emulsion or the (S/O) dispersion by the Spray-Gelling method. The shell material was gelled sodium alginate. In the case of preparation of the microcapsules containing the (W/O) emulsion, grape polyphenol as the first core was dissolved in the inner water droplets which were dispersed in α-tocopherol oil as the second core. In the case of preparation of the microcapsules containing the (S/O) dispersion, grape polyphenol powder as the first core was dispersed in the α-tocopherol oil as the second core. Two kinds of multiple emulsions such as the (W/O)/W emulsion and the (S/O)/W emulsion, in which the sodium alginate aqueous solution was the continuous water phase, were prepared and sprayed into the calcium chloride aqueous solution as the gelling agent through the nozzle. The microcapsules with the mean diameters from 20 to 70 μm could be prepared. The microencapsulation efficiency was increased by changing the (W/O) emulsion to the (S/O) dispersion.

Preparation of Microcapsules Containing Grape Polyphenols and I-Tocopherol by Spray-Gelling Method

It was tried to prepare the microcapsules containing the (W/O) emulsion or the (S/O) dispersion by the Spray-Gelling method. The shell material was gelled sodium alginate. In the case of preparation of the microcapsules containing the (W/O) emulsion, grape polyphenol as the first core was dissolved in the inner water droplets which were dispersed in α-tocopherol oil as the second core. In the case of preparation of the microcapsules containing the (S/O) dispersion, grape polyphenol powder as the first core was dispersed in the α-tocopherol oil as the second core. Two kinds of multiple emulsions such as the (W/O)/W emulsion and the (S/O)/W emulsion, in which the sodium alginate aqueous solution was the continuous water phase, were prepared and sprayed into the calcium chloride aqueous solution as the gelling agent through the nozzle. The microcapsules with the mean diameters from 20 to 70 μm could be prepared. The microencapsulation efficiency was increased by changing the (W/O) emulsion to the (S/O) dispersion.

Shinji ArakawaI
Shinji ArakawaI
Yoshinari Taguchi
Yoshinari Taguchi

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Masato Tanaka. 2014. “. Global Journal of Medical Research – C: Microbiology & Pathology GJMR-C Volume 14 (GJMR Volume 14 Issue C4): .

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Preparation of Microcapsules Containing Grape Polyphenols and I-Tocopherol by Spray-Gelling Method

Shinji ArakawaI
Shinji ArakawaI
Yoshinari Taguchi
Yoshinari Taguchi

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