Paper‐Based Device for Phenolic Content Determination in Tea Extracts

The PAD was successfully applied for the determination of phenolics in tea extracts obtained using several polar protic solvents, including water, methanol, and ethanol, with satisfactory accuracy (recovery of 95.5%-104%, 110%-116%, and 104%-110%, respectively) and precision (RSD < 9%). The obtained TPC values also agreed with those from visible spectrophotometry. Semiquantitative determination using the color reference card with three categories of TPC level (i.e., 0-100, 100-500, and 500-1000 mg gallic acid equivalent/L) provided > 95% accuracy. The devices were the most stable when stored at 4°C in a light-protected, vacuum-sealed container. The proposed PAD is promising for simple, rapid (~10-20 min), and accurate estimation of TPC in plant extracts.

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Phytochemical Analysis
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2024-12-26
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https://doi.org/10.1002/pca.3494
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Tea Polyphenols and Effects
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Abstract

The PAD was successfully applied for the determination of phenolics in tea extracts obtained using several polar protic solvents, including water, methanol, and ethanol, with satisfactory accuracy (recovery of 95.5%-104%, 110%-116%, and 104%-110%, respectively) and precision (RSD < 9%). The obtained TPC values also agreed with those from visible spectrophotometry. Semiquantitative determination using the color reference card with three categories of TPC level (i.e., 0-100, 100-500, and 500-1000 mg gallic acid equivalent/L) provided > 95% accuracy. The devices were the most stable when stored at 4°C in a light-protected, vacuum-sealed container. The proposed PAD is promising for simple, rapid (~10-20 min), and accurate estimation of TPC in plant extracts.

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