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Composition of tomatoes and tomato products in antioxidants (WG1) page 78<br />

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2,5<br />

1,5<br />

0,5<br />

Peak area ratio/<br />

b-apo-8 ’-carotenal<br />

2<br />

1<br />

0<br />

1 2 3 4<br />

Method number<br />

b-Carotene<br />

Lycopne<br />

Fig 17. Recovery of tomato carotenoids using different extraction phases.<br />

(method numbers in the figure correspond to numbers in table 26)<br />

However β-carotene was extracted with the same yield whatever methods was used.<br />

The effectiveness of different solvents in the extraction of carotenoids was tested on tomato<br />

soup (Scott 1992). With the dried material, alcohols were more effective than THF, acetone<br />

and hexane. When the tomato soup was dispersed in water, the combination of THF and<br />

methanol was found to result in efficient extraction. This mixture was proposed as a first step<br />

of extraction of a reference material (vegetable powder) during a certification study financed<br />

by the European community (MAT-CT 93-0022) undertaken by J.Scott, R.Seale and<br />

P.M.Finglas. The extraction was achieved by addition of petroleum ether and methylene<br />

chloride.

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