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  • Guidelines for Shodex Column Selection: Saccharides and Organic acids
    • Column Selection: by Elution
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    • Worcester Sauce
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    • Hydrolyzed Dextran (1)
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    • Short-Chain Amylose (1)
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    • Saccharides and Sugar Alcohols (4) (SC1011)
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    • Saccharides and Sugar Alcohols (7) NH2P, LC/MS
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    • Saccharides and Amino Sugars (1)
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    • Saccharides and Amino Acids (1)
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    • Mannitol
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    • The comparison between NH2P-40 3E and its conventional type (NH2P-50 4E)
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    Sweet Potato, roasted (NH2P-50)

    When analyzing saccharides in food, it is necessary to remove the substances besides saccharides before the analysis. This procedure is called as sample pre-treatment. Here, the analysis result of saccharides in food using Asahipak NH2P-50 4E is shown together with the sample pre-treatment procedure.

    (Sample pre-treatment for roast sweet potato)
    1) Make paste of the sample using a food-prcessor.
    2) Put 3g of the paste in a beaker and add 30mL of 50%(V/V) ethanol.
    3) Extract the substances from the paste using an ultrasonic vibrator for 30 minutes.
    4) Put the paste and ethanol in a 50mL messflask and add 50%(V/V) ethanol to make up a 50mL solution.
    5) Filtrate the solution with a paper filter(No.5B) to remove the paste.
    6) Take a part of filtrated solution and add the same volume of acetonitrile.
    7) Pass through a 0.45micron membrane filter before injecting into HPLC.


    Sample : Sweet potato, roasted, 20micro-L
    1. Fructose
    2. Glucose
    3. Sucrose
    4. Maltose

    Column       : Shodex Asahipak NH2P-50 4E (4.6mmID*250mm)
    Eluent       : CH3CN/H2O=75/25
    Flow rate    : 1.0mL/min
    Detector     : Shodex RI
    Column temp. : Room temp.(25°C)

     
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