Basista Rabina Sharma's research while affiliated with Lovely Professional University and other places

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Process optimization for drying of Bauhinia variegata flowers: Effect of different pre‐treatments on quality attributes
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Basista Rabina Sharma

An attempt has been made for drying of Bauhinia variegata flowers along with retaining its quality attributes. The effect of various pre‐treatments viz. steam blanching (0‐6 min), potassium metabisulphite (KMS) (0‐3000ppm), citric acid (0‐1%) and dipping time (0‐45 min) was evaluated on physico‐chemical as well as phytochemical potential of dried Bauhinia variegata flowers. The optimized conditions (blanching time 1.20 min, KMS 1031 ppm, citric acid 0.35 % and dipping time 18.72 min) for the pre‐treatment of Bauhinia variegata flowers resulted in desirable retention of the quality attributes (Moisture: 14.34 %, ash: 3.50 %, phenolic: 407.67 mg/100g, ascorbic acid: 66.38 mg/100g, protein: 24.18 mg/100g, tannins: 301 mg/100g, antioxidant activity: 87.40 %, flavonoids: 280.73 mg/100g and overall acceptability: 7.57). Cluster analysis revealed that all variables have significant and equal effect on the quality attributes of dried Bauhinia variegata flowers. Analysis through FT‐IR and HPLC counter confirmed the significant effect of the variables.

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... Recent studies have focused on the five primary processes that go into determining carotenoids: sample pretreatment, extraction, saponification, separation and identification. To increase the effectiveness of extraction, sample pretreatment included sample drying (sun drying, air drying, freeze drying, osmotic dehydration and chemical dehydration) [11][12][13]; there are two types of extraction: traditional solvent extraction and new solvent extraction. The latter is more eco-friendly and effective and uses techniques such as microwave-assisted extraction [14], ultrasound-assisted extraction [15], super-critical fluid extraction [16] and enzyme-assisted extraction [17]; saponification is utilized in an alkaline solution to increase the quantification of carotenoids after eliminating chlorophyll and esterified lipids [18]; and high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) with a photo-diode array (PDA) detector is a popular and effective separation technique [19]. ...

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Development of an HPLC-PDA Method for the Determination of Capsanthin, Zeaxanthin, Lutein, β-Cryptoxanthin and β-Carotene Simultaneously in Chili Peppers and Products
Process optimization for drying of Bauhinia variegata flowers: Effect of different pre‐treatments on quality attributes
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  • December 2021

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