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开发创新的活性包装薄膜,使用基于凝/普卢兰的复合材料,与肉精油装载的金属有机框架相结合,用于肉类保存

Su Jung Hong1, Zohreh Riahi2, Gye Hwa Shin3

  • 1Department of Food and Nutrition, Kyung Hee University, Seoul 02447, Republic of Korea.

International journal of biological macromolecules
|April 17, 2024
PubMed
概括

在金属有机框架 (CEO@MOF) 中装入的肉精油 (CEO) 增强了凝/pullulan膜. 这些活性包装膜具有抗微生物特性,改善紫外线阻断,并延长肉类的保质期.

关键词:
活动包装 活动包装肉 ?? 精油 肉 ?? 精油凝是什么 凝是什么 凝是什么金属有机框架的框架.普卢卢兰 (Pullulan) 的意思是拉拉兰.

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