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. 2015 Jun;53(2):171–179. doi: 10.17113/ftb.53.02.15.3833

Table 6. Total antioxidant capacity (TAC) and reducing power (RP) of chokeberry products.

Sample TAC RP
Juices
J1 33.37±0.54 76.14±0.36
J2 12.09±0.93 51.50±0.24
J2 23.03±0.53 48.76±0.48
J4 19.47±0.33 72.43±0.52
J5 18.29±0.68 48.64±0.43
J6 20.66±2.45 79.86±0.14
J7 16.51±0.14 38.98±0.25
J8 34.22±1.61 71.50±0.28
J9 26.25±0.28 38.71±0.41
J10 40.19±2.13 62.92±0.35
J11 28.12±0.88 60.13±0.29
Powders
P1 95.00±2.94 60.66±2.17
P2 105.68±5.58 68.60±0.99
P3 131.06±0.47 47.38±2.68
Capsules
C1 58.49±7.30 (65.82±4.20)a
C2 80.93±4.56 (60.35±1.70)a
Fruit tea
FT1 149.44±0.89 32.74±1.66
FT2 111.43±2.01 43.12±0.91
FT3 163.33±4.23 13.50±0.22
FT4 153.96±2.99 15.94±1.32
Dried berries
DB1 183.52±4.20 21.51±2.330
DB2 191.31±0.38 17.4±1.0

The values are presented as mean±standard deviation (S.D.). The same letter in the superscript in the same column indicates no significant differences (p>0.05). TAC is expressed as mmol of Trolox equivalent (TE), while RP is expressed as mmol of Fe2+ equivalents (FE). For chokeberry juices TAC and RP are expressed as mmol of TE per L and mmol of FE per L, respectively. For powder, capsule, fruit tea and dried berry samples TAC and RP are expressed as mmol of TE per 100 g of dry matter (dm) and mmol of FE per 100 g of dm, respectively
J1–J11=chokeberry juices, P1–P3=chokeberry powders, C=chokeberry capsules, FT=chokeberry fruit tea, DB=chokeberry dried berries