Extraction of 4-hydroxy benzoic acid from potato processing industrial waste
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Praful S. Dadhe
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Anupama Kumar
Abstract
Due to the substantial volume of waste produced and the potential for high-value bioactive compounds to be extracted from potato peel, the valorization of industrial waste of potato processing industry is the subject of this research. The study presents an innovative technique for efficient extraction of 4-hydroxybenzoic acid (P-HBA), a valuable bioactive molecule, from potato peel extract by utilizing molecularly imprinted chitosan beads (MICB). The MICB was synthesized using environmentally benign cross-linkers such as Tetraethyl orthosilicate (TEOS), Sodium triphosphate (STPP), while P-HBA was is used as a template. The MICB was investigated using FTIR, SEM, and EDAX. Adsorption studies were conducted to optimize parameters like adsorbent dose, solution concentration, time and pH. A recovery rate of 95.07 % is recorded from a synthetic P-HBA solution when measured by HPLC while from the actual potato processing industrial effluent the same is 40 %. The adsorption capacity of MICB is 67.5 mg g−1 and specific binding capacity is 20.62 mg g−1 which remained unchanged for six consecutive cycle reuse. This is the first study to report uptake of a bioactive molecule from actual potato processing industry waste.
Funding source: DST
Award Identifier / Grant number: DST/TDT/TDP-02/2017
Acknowledgments
PSD thanks to Ranjita Das for Analytical Assistant.
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Research ethics: Not applicable.
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Author contributions: P. S. D.: Writing original draft, Investigation. S. A. M.: Supervision, Conceptualization, Editing original manuscript, Funding. A. K.: Supervision, Conceptualization, Methodology, Editing original manuscript.
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Competing interests: No competing interests amongst authors.
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Research funding: Authors thank to the Department of Science and Technology (DST) GoI for financial assistance (Project Grant DST/TDT/TDP-02/2017) and Merino Industries Limited.
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Data availability: All data provided in research paper.
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Artikel in diesem Heft
- Frontmatter
- Articles
- Molecular dynamics simulation of microstructure and thermophysical properties of LiCl–CaCl2 eutectic molten salt
- Extraction of 4-hydroxy benzoic acid from potato processing industrial waste
- Numerical simulation study of the effect of nonlinear side blowing on the flow of gas-liquid two-phase flow
- Design and performance optimization of diesel engine waste heat recovery methanol reforming hydrogen generation system
- Scale-up production of apple essences/hydroxypropyl-beta-cyclodextrin inclusion complexes: effects of the impeller type and the rotational speed on the characteristics of the inclusion complexes
- Investigations of the mixing efficiency of five novel micromixer designs with backward arrow inlet using the Villermaux Dushman protocol
- Preparation and flocculation performance of a cationic starch based flocculant
- Sustainable approach for catalytic epoxidation of oleic acid followed by in situ ring-opening hydrolysis with applied ion exchange resin
- Molecular dynamics simulations of the local structure and physicochemical properties of CaCl2 molten salt
- Modifications in impeller blades for high efficiency mixing of pseudoplastic fluid in a stirred tank
- Short Communications
- Areas of stability of the dynamic equilibrium points of a chemical reactor
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Frontmatter
- Articles
- Molecular dynamics simulation of microstructure and thermophysical properties of LiCl–CaCl2 eutectic molten salt
- Extraction of 4-hydroxy benzoic acid from potato processing industrial waste
- Numerical simulation study of the effect of nonlinear side blowing on the flow of gas-liquid two-phase flow
- Design and performance optimization of diesel engine waste heat recovery methanol reforming hydrogen generation system
- Scale-up production of apple essences/hydroxypropyl-beta-cyclodextrin inclusion complexes: effects of the impeller type and the rotational speed on the characteristics of the inclusion complexes
- Investigations of the mixing efficiency of five novel micromixer designs with backward arrow inlet using the Villermaux Dushman protocol
- Preparation and flocculation performance of a cationic starch based flocculant
- Sustainable approach for catalytic epoxidation of oleic acid followed by in situ ring-opening hydrolysis with applied ion exchange resin
- Molecular dynamics simulations of the local structure and physicochemical properties of CaCl2 molten salt
- Modifications in impeller blades for high efficiency mixing of pseudoplastic fluid in a stirred tank
- Short Communications
- Areas of stability of the dynamic equilibrium points of a chemical reactor
