Prolonged preservation of corn oil via gold nanoparticles

Al-Sherbini, Al Sayed; Khalil, M.M.H.; El-Sayed, Hanaa Hussein; Soliman, Amira Fawzy;

Abstract


Gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) as preservatives add with variable concentrations to corn oil to may improve the shelf life. AuNPs was prepared by pyrolysis in oleic acid then sample was characterized by transmission electron microscope and UV spectroscopy. Rancidity analyses and microbiological properties were performed through storage periods. The results showed that AuNPs decreases total bacterial count and chemical analyses except iodine value but shelf life increases compared to control sample. Practical applications: It is of interest to know that, gold nanoparticles not only have the antibacterial function, but also have good safe guarantee in human edible and touchable fields. It is nontoxic, odorless, and safe having passed the FDA attestation in the United States. The future prospective of these nanomaterials give a wide range of chances for the development of innovative products and applications in the food system.


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Title Prolonged preservation of corn oil via gold nanoparticles
Authors Al-Sherbini, Al Sayed; Khalil, M.M.H. ; El-Sayed, Hanaa Hussein; Soliman, Amira Fawzy
Keywords DETERIORATION; AGGREGATION; OLIVE
Issue Date 1-Jan-2018
Publisher WILEY
Journal Journal of Food Processing and Preservation 
Volume 42
Issue 1
Start page el3358
ISSN 01458892
DOI 10.1111/jfpp.13358
Scopus ID 2-s2.0-85020070510
Web of science ID WOS:000419383100044

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