Research Article

Journal of Food Quality Thermal Degradation of Plum Anthocyanins: Comparison of Kinetics from Simple to Natural Systems

Table 1

Anthocyanins content in PW, PCA. PS, PM, and PN expressed as μg/g at 25°C and after 20 min of treatment at 100°C.

JuicePWPCAPSPMPN
Anthocyanin25°C100°C25°C100°C25°C100°C25°C100°C25°C100°C

C3G37.89 ± 2.8728.17 ± 1.7832.30 ± 1.2527.02 ± 1.7821.47 ± 1.9923.16 ± 1.5424.62 ± 1.4135.40 ± 1.2487.05 ± 1.527.25 ± 0.09
C3R434.61 ± 11.54336.42 ± 15.98559.55 ± 52.21309.08 ± 11.78403.36 ± 14.32316.47 ± 17.56421.07 ± 16.27396.99 ± 5.01525.88 ± 3.1418.30 ± 1.87
P3G000.93 ± 0.120.65 ± 0.10001.58 ± 0.454.16 ± 1.0116.36 ± 0.480
P3R236.78 ± 14.54183.36 ± 10.24300.71 ± 11.24166.22 ± 2.36217.21 ± 10.87174.65 ± 9.47224.87 ± 11.47215.12 ± 14.21415.54 ± 5.6936.48 ± 2.94

C3G: cyanidin 3-xyloside/cyanidin 3-glucoside; C3R: cyanidin 3-rutinoside; P3G: peonidin 3-glucoside; P3R: peonidin 3-rutinoside.