Table 5.
Comparison of yields and DE value of pectins extracted by various methods from mango peels.
| Samples | Extraction solvents | Extraction methods | Pectin yield | DE | References |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (M. indica var.Ataulfo) Mango peel |
Acidic water | Microwave at 800 W; 130 °C/30 min | 25.01% | – | [33] |
| Ubá mango peel | Acidic water | Temperature at 85.4–97 °C; Extraction time at 35–48 min; pH at 1.66–2.4 |
18.8–32.10% for per gram alcohol insoluble residue |
62.20–86.2% for per gram alcohol insoluble residue | [34] |
| Mango peel | 0.1 N HCl | Temperature at 90 °C; Extraction time at 1.73 h; pH at 1.36 |
23.69% | 86.96% | [35] |
| (‘Tainong No. 1’) mango peel | Citric acid–water | Ultrasound power at 500 W at 20 kHz; pH at 2.5; 80 °C/15 min; liquid–solid ratio at 40: 1 | 16.70–17.15% | 85.43–88.38% | [36] |
| Mango (M. indica cv. Nam Dokmai) peels | Acidic water |
Microwave at 500 W for 20 min at 2450 MHz; pH at 1.5 | 10.33% | 76.47% | [3] |
| “Jinhuang” mango peel | HCl-water | Temperature: 90 °C; Extraction time: 1.73 h; pH: 1.36 |
17.37% | 55.10% | In this study |
| “Jinhuang” mango peel | DES (betaine-citric acid) | pH at 0.85, liquid–solid ratio at 27: 1, extraction temperature at 80 °C, Water content of Bet-CA at 70%; extraction time at 90 min and ultrasound power at 320 W | 36.76% | 75.05% | In this study |
| “Jinhuang” mango peel | DES (choline chloride-malic acid) | pH at 0.40; extraction temperature at 85 °C; extraction time: 120 min; water content of ChCl-MaA at 70%; liquid–solid ratio at 27:1; ultrasound power at 400 W | 38.72% | 71.17% | In this study |