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J. Duhok Univ. Vol.13, No.1, (Agri. And Vet. Sciences) Pp 139-147, 2010<br />

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Fig.(1): Arhenus plots of AA degradation:(A)glass in light.(B)glass in dark.(C)plastic in light.(D)plastic in dark.<br />

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION<br />

Figure 2 show content ascorbic acid of<br />

synthetic model system orange juice stored at<br />

20,30,40 °C for four months..It was apparent that<br />

samples that were stored in plastic bottles lost<br />

more ascorbic acid than stored in glass bottle<br />

amples, plastic allows more oxygen permeation<br />

.Samples in plastic bottles in the light loss 11.9%<br />

more ascorbic acid than samples in the glass<br />

bottle packed stored in light after four months of<br />

storagr at 20 ° C,also samples that were exposed<br />

to light loss more ascorbic acid than those<br />

samples that were not exposed.<strong>The</strong> results can<br />

(AA)mg/100 ml<br />

50<br />

45<br />

40<br />

35<br />

30<br />

25<br />

20<br />

15<br />

10<br />

5<br />

0<br />

0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5<br />

be seen in the same table illustrate that a rise in<br />

storage temperature and time caused an increase<br />

in loss of ascorbic acid.<strong>The</strong> treatment which<br />

presented the best retention of ascorbic acid was<br />

packed glass bottles in dark stored at 20 ° C. This<br />

results agrees with other authors as Ahmed et<br />

al(1976),Maeda and Mussa(1986), Sattar et al<br />

(1989),Ahyan et al(2001),Esteve et al(2005) and<br />

Zerdin et al(2003).Also there are increasing loss<br />

of ascorbic acid in samples stored in plastic<br />

bottle and thus due to allowing more oxygen<br />

permeation which is consistent with finding by<br />

Kennedy et al (1992).<br />

Figure(2):Ascorbic acid content in orange juice stored in various conditions<br />

time(month)<br />

glass in light 20 c<br />

glass in light 30 c<br />

glass in light 40 c<br />

glass in dark 20 c<br />

glass in dark 30 c<br />

glass in dark 40 c<br />

plastic in light 20 c<br />

plastic in light 30 c<br />

plastic in light 40 c<br />

plastic in dark 20 c<br />

plastic in dark 30 c<br />

plastic in dark 40 c<br />

Fig.(2): Ascorbic acid content in orange juice stored in various conditions.<br />

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