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Catalogue of Polosh Technologies 2012 Part 2 - Polonia

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Characteristic, typical and lasting flavor and taste <strong>of</strong> celery give it mainly two lactones: 3-n-butyl<br />

phthalide and 3-n-butyl 2-hydrophthalide. Contents <strong>of</strong> these ingredients in oils and extracts<br />

does not exceed 1 %. Total contents <strong>of</strong> these lactones is a measure <strong>of</strong> the extract concentration<br />

in preparations to be encapsulated.<br />

Carbon dioxide in supercritical state extracts from celery fruit 0,9 % <strong>of</strong> sedanolide (3-n-butyl 2hydrophthalide)<br />

and 0,5 % <strong>of</strong> n-butyl phthalide.<br />

A brief description <strong>of</strong> the technology<br />

Fruits <strong>of</strong> leafy or root celery undergo extraction with soya oil or carbon dioxide in liquid and<br />

supercritical state. The process proceeds with efficiency <strong>of</strong> about 3.4--3.96 %. As extracts from<br />

fruits <strong>of</strong> both root and leafy celery contain comparable lactone quantities, both kinds <strong>of</strong> fruits<br />

can be used interchangeably. In the case <strong>of</strong> root celery fruits the extraction time should be<br />

longer, compared to the leafy species.<br />

Extraction with liquid and supercritical carbon dioxide<br />

A carbon dioxide stream under appropriate pressure is fed using a pump into an extractor<br />

placed in a water bath at temperature about -30 °C. The carbon dioxide stream with the extract<br />

solved is then decompressed using a throttling valve, down to the atmospheric pressure and is<br />

directed to a receptacle placed in a bath. The carbon dioxide stream goes from the receptacle<br />

to a gas meter and finally to the installation.<br />

Extraction with oil<br />

Ground seeds <strong>of</strong> root or leafy celery are placed in an agitator, a specified amount <strong>of</strong> soya oil is<br />

added and then the extraction at room temperature proceeds for 24 or 72 h. Then the reactor<br />

contents is filtered and the extract is analyzed for lactones contents.<br />

Advantages <strong>of</strong> the technology <strong>of</strong>fered<br />

The extract obtained using liquid and supercritical carbon dioxide combines magnificent flavor<br />

<strong>of</strong> celery oil with intensive taste <strong>of</strong> oleoresins and also is free <strong>of</strong> macromolecular compounds i.e.<br />

waxes, fats and proteins.<br />

It can be applied as an ingredient <strong>of</strong> food flavors, soup concentrates and spices and also as an<br />

aromatizing ingredient for other food products.<br />

The extract in the form <strong>of</strong> yellow liquid and with intensive celery flavor has the following<br />

physicochemical properties:<br />

� density, d4 20 890 kg/m 3<br />

� refractive index, nD 20 1,4800<br />

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