Obtaining and characterizing modified tannins by physical-chemical methods

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Abstract

After oxidation of tannins (Tannins 1-3) extracted from grape seeds, Tanoxil compounds with increased solubility and enhanced antioxidant activities were synthesized. In this research, ABTS+· assay and a chemiluminescence method were used for antioxidant measurement of hydrophilic compounds (Tanoxils 1-3). It was observed that the antioxidant activity (AA, %) is very similar for the three samples, while at the same time AA is quite high (93.16%-96.48%). The percentage of inhibition by ABTS+· is higher for Tanoxil 2 (96.4%) as compared to Tannin 2 compound (14.34%). Moreover, the total content (TCF) of carboxyl and phenolic groups was investigated. TCF values, determined for Tanoxil products, revealed a double (Tanoxil 1) or triple (Tanoxil 2) increase as compared to the value of the TCF of Tannin 1. Tanoxil products represent an interest for future research as they have a high AA (96.4%) and the content of acidic groups is significant (TCF, 0.191 meq g-1). [Figure not available: see fulltext.] © 2014 Versita Warsaw and Springer-Verlag Wien.

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Gonta, A., Lupascu, T., Timbaliuc, N., & Meghea, A. (2014). Obtaining and characterizing modified tannins by physical-chemical methods. In Central European Journal of Chemistry (Vol. 12, pp. 757–762). Versita. https://doi.org/10.2478/s11532-014-0505-7

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