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Physico-chemical characteristics of fresh banana fruits

International Journal of Chemical Studies · 2019 · Vol. 7(5) · pp. 440–441

Abstract

The fresh ripe and overripe banana samples were evaluated for various physico-chemical characteristics. Data show that ripe and overripe banana fruits contained total soluble solids (19.40 and 22.20˚B), total sugars (6.75 and 9.59 mg/100 g), acidity (0.42 and 0.32%), pH (4.13 and 5.20), ascorbic acid (3.70 and 2.99 mg/100 g), specific gravity (0.95 and 0.97 g/cm3), starch (2.53 and 1.51%), crude fibre (1.61 and 1.34%), and total phenols (7.56 and 11.14 mg/100 g). Overripe banana fruits had higher TSS, total sugars, pH, specific gravity and total phenols than ripe banana fruits.

Banana Cultivation and ResearchSensory Analysis and Statistical MethodsChemistryAscorbic acidPhenolsStarchFood scienceHorticultureSpecific gravityMusa acuminataBanana peelBotany
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