Publications by authors named "Liceth Rocio Huaman-Leandro"
Article Synopsis
- The study explored autohydrolysis as a method for extracting antioxidant components from raw materials under both non-isothermal and isothermal conditions.
- The severity of the process was varied by adjusting temperature (50-250 °C), revealing that up to 80% of the material could be dissolved at 210 °C, with different temperature responses noted for saccharide and phenolic compounds.
- Higher temperatures led to increased phenolic content and antiradical properties, with 250 °C yielding extracts as effective as synthetic antioxidants, which were then used to create bioactive starch-based hydrogels that demonstrated gel softening linked to the extracts' bioactivity.
