Laura Cabrera-Villamizar , Jéssica Fernanda Pereira , María Castanedo , Amparo López-Rubio , María José Fabra
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摘要
本研究提出了一种循环经济方法,利用通常被视为低价值农业废弃物的大麻茎和稻草,开发出一种可持续的食品包装塑料吸水垫替代品。通过利用大麻纤维素和从稻草中分离出的生物活性提取物,开发出了一种活性材料。除了减少塑料污染,这种材料还展示了提高食品保鲜的潜力。这项研究证明了重新利用农业副产品创造有价值的环保产品的益处。研究人员对大麻纤维素进行了提取、表征和加工,并通过超临界二氧化碳干燥和冷冻干燥开发出稳定的气凝胶和冷凝胶。通过 TEMPO 介导的氧化和高压均质化,对材料的水稳定性和内部结构进行了指导。这两种材料都显示出多种物理化学和机械性能。然而,由于低温凝胶具有较高的吸水性(2.20 mL/g)、最小的尺寸变化和较低的收缩率,因此适合用于肉类吸水垫。为了增强低温凝胶的功能,在低温凝胶中浸渍了两种不同浓度的稻草生物活性提取物。提取物的加入不会影响低温凝胶的结构,还能改善其机械性能,而且抗氧化活性在干燥后保持稳定(63.89%-78.96%)。最后,在 9 天的冷藏条件下,将所开发材料的性能与商用塑料垫和原始肉类保鲜挑战测试进行了比较。稻草提取物的加入提高了肉的保色效果。中等浓度的提取物(75 毫克/克)对脂质氧化有保护作用,而较高浓度的提取物(187.5 毫克/克)则会诱发促氧化反应。这项研究凸显了以大麻纤维素为基础的低温凝胶作为肉类产品的可持续功能性包装材料的潜力。
Hemp cellulose-based aerogels and cryogels: From waste biomass to sustainable absorbent pads for food preservation
This study presents a circular economy approach utilizing hemp stems and rice straw, typically perceived as low-value agricultural waste, to develop a sustainable alternative to traditional plastic absorbent pads for food packaging. The development of an active material was achieved through the utilization of hemp cellulose and a bioactive extract isolated from rice straw. In addition to reducing plastic pollution, this material demonstrates the potential to enhance food preservation. This research provides evidence of the benefits of repurposing agricultural by-products to create valuable and environmentally-friendly products. Hemp cellulose was extracted, characterized, and processed to develop stable aerogels and cryogels through supercritical CO2 drying and freeze-drying. The water stability and internal structure of the materials were guided via TEMPO-mediated oxidation and high-pressure homogenization. Both materials showed versatile physicochemical and mechanical properties. Nevertheless, with higher water sorption (2.20 mL/g), minimal dimensional changes, and lower shrinkage, cryogels were suitable for meat absorbent pad application. To enhance the cryogels functionality, they were impregnated with a rice straw bioactive extract in two different concentrations. The incorporation of the extract did not affect the structure of the cryogels, improved their mechanical properties and the antioxidant activity remained stable after drying (63.89–78.96 %). Finally, the performance of the developed materials was compared to commercial plastic pads and pristine meat preservation challenge test during 9 days at refrigeration conditions. The incorporation of rice straw extract improved meat color preservation. While moderate extract concentrations (75 mg/g) showed a protective effect against lipid oxidation, higher levels (187.5 mg/g) induced pro-oxidant reactions. This research highlights the potential of hemp cellulose-based cryogels as sustainable and functional packaging materials for meat products.
期刊介绍:
Carbohydrate Polymers stands as a prominent journal in the glycoscience field, dedicated to exploring and harnessing the potential of polysaccharides with applications spanning bioenergy, bioplastics, biomaterials, biorefining, chemistry, drug delivery, food, health, nanotechnology, packaging, paper, pharmaceuticals, medicine, oil recovery, textiles, tissue engineering, wood, and various aspects of glycoscience.
The journal emphasizes the central role of well-characterized carbohydrate polymers, highlighting their significance as the primary focus rather than a peripheral topic. Each paper must prominently feature at least one named carbohydrate polymer, evident in both citation and title, with a commitment to innovative research that advances scientific knowledge.