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. 2022 May 20;86:106045. doi: 10.1016/j.ultsonch.2022.106045

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