RECOVERY OF SINAPIC ACID FROM A WASTE STREAM IN THE PROCESSING OF YELLOW MUSTARD PROTEIN ISOLATE
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Abstract
ABSTRACT A large amount of waste permeates generated from the processing of yellow mustard protein was concentrated fivefold using a nanofilter with a molecular weight cut off of 1,000 Da, while approximately 74% of sinapic acid was retained. Sinapic acid was then released from sinapine, its esterified form, by an alkaline hydrolysis. The hydrolyzed solution was acidified to prevent oxidation of the sinapic acid and to precipitate the remaining proteins. Subsequently, sinapic acid and other phenolics were extracted by a two‐stage extraction using a mixture of diethyl ether and ethyl acetate (1:1), 165‐min extraction time and permeate‐to‐solvent ratio of 1:2. Approximately 95% of the sinapic acid in the acidified permeate was finally concentrated in the solvent phase. PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS This development has led to an economical process to recover phenolics and to treat effluent from a process of oilseed protein while reducing the use of water during the extraction of protein. A reduction of water usage makes the processing of oilseed protein isolate more economically attractive, and the recovered phenolics may find a use as a nutraceutical. The developed process is not only limited to the recovery of phenolics from mustard, but also applied for recovering phenolic acids, specifically sinapic acid, from waste water from membrane processing of protein from mustard and similar polyphenol‐containing oilseeds.
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