Comprehensive Utilization of Citrus By-Products

Comprehensive Utilization of Citrus By-products provides comprehensive knowledge and information on the development and utilization of citrus by-products, including the types, preparation, and determination of their main functional components. As one of the most popular fruits in the world, the processing of citrus fruits produces a great deal of citrus peel, a primary by-product. Current treatments of citrus peel pollute the environment and waste resources so eco-friendly solutions are sought.

This book reflects research, trends and attitudes in the field, presenting a wide overview including extraction processes for functional components; isolation and structural identification; synthesis of new compounds; and the research and development of citrus by-products, their biodegradable transformation, and processing equipment. This valuable reference book can be used by scientists, scholars, and students working on citrus, dietitians and nutritionists, citrus processing enterprises, and farmers from cooperative organizations related to citrus processing.

• Offers a comprehensive presentation of the functional components in citrus by-products and their utilization
• Illustrates the determination methods of, and extraction processes for, functional components, as well as the isolation, identification, and synthesis of new compounds
• Reviews the research and development of citrus by-products, their biodegradable transformation, and processing equipment
• Provides a valuable reference for scientists, scholars, and students working on citrus, dietitians and nutritionists, citrus processing enterprises, and farmers from cooperative organizations related to citrus processing

Scientists, scholars, and students working with or studying citrus; citrus processing enterprises; dietitians and nutritionists; farmers from cooperative organizations related to citrus processing

• Preface
• Chapter 1. Functional Components of Citrus Peel
  • 1. Essential Oils
  • 2. Monoterpenes
  • 3. Pectin
  • 4. Flavonoids
  • 5. Limonoids
  • 6. Carotenoids
  • 7. Cellulose
  • 8. Synephrine
  • 9. Other Functional Components
• Chapter 2. Methods for Determining the Functional Components of Citrus Peel
  • 1. Chemical Analysis: Determination of Pectin Using a Gravimetric Method
  • 2. Spectral Analysis: Determination of Total Flavonoids in Citrus Peel by AlCl3-UV-Visible Spectroscopy
  • 3. Determination of Multi-Methoxyflavones in Citrus Peel by High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (NY/T 2336-2013)
  • 4. Determination of Aromatic Components in Citrus Peel by GC–MS
  • 5. LC–MS (HPLC–MS)
  • 6. HPLC-Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
• Chapter 3. Extraction Processes of Functional Components From Citrus Peel
  • 1. Classification and Extraction Processes of Essential Oils From Citrus Peel
  • 2. Extraction Process of Pectin From Citrus Peel
  • 3. Extraction Processes of Flavonoids From Citrus Peel
  • 4. Extraction of Limonoid and its Analogs
  • 5. Extraction Process of Synephrine From Citrus Peel
  • 6. Extraction Process of Edible Cellulose Powder
  • 7. Extraction Process of Seed Oil
• Chapter 4. Isolation and Structural Identification of Flavonoids From Citrus
  • 1. Technological Process for the Separation and Purification of Flavonoids From Citrus Peel
  • 2. Structural Identification of Flavonoids From Citrus Peel
• Chapter 5. Five Types of Semisynthetic Bioactive Flavonoids From Hesperidin
  • 1. Synthesis Route of Bioactive Flavonoids
  • 2. Synthesis of Bioactive Flavonoid Compounds
  • 3. Key Points in Flavonoid Synthesis
• Chapter 6. Drying of Citrus Peel and