Modificated extraction and purity test of Arenga pinnata gum

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Objective: The purpose of this study is modificated extraction method to obtain gum from Arenga pinnata Merr. and their purity test. Methods: Gum has been extracted from palm seed using distilled water by centrifugation and warming. Characterization of gum was done by scanning electron microscopy-energy dispersivse X-ray and spectrophotometer infrared. Gum refluxed with HCl 2 N for 14 h would be the monomer. Galactose and mannose were used as standard. Purity test was done by the thin-layer chromatography (TLC) and Luff Schoorl method. Results: The study results obtained that the modification methods (4.8%) and centrifugation (4.6%). Identification of functional groups with the spectrophotometer infrared provided the same spectrum forms between the two methods. Purity test by TLC with the best eluen butanol: ethanol:water 2:2:2. Luff Schoorl’s method gives results of 87.46%, whereas the raw comparison galactose-mannose standard 96.69%. Conclusions: The modification method gives more results with the same purity rate as the centrifugation method.

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Kaban, J., Reveny, J., Tarigan, J., & Zebua, N. F. (2018). Modificated extraction and purity test of Arenga pinnata gum. Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research, 11(Special Issue  1), 148–150. https://doi.org/10.22159/ajpcr.2018.v11s1.26593

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