Microencapsulation of tea tree oil by spray‐drying with methyl cellulose as the emulsifier and wall material together with chitosan/alginate

作者: Song Zhang , Juan Chen , Xueqiong Yin , Xuyu Wang , Bining Qiu

DOI: 10.1002/APP.44662

关键词: ChitosanSpray dryingZeta potentialMaterials scienceEmulsionChemical engineeringMicelleTea tree oilMethyl celluloseAmphiphileChromatography

摘要: Amphiphilic methyl cellulose (MC) was used as the emulsifier and the internal wall material to increase the microencapsulation efficiency (ME) of tea tree oil (TTO) and the stability of the emulsion for spray‐drying. The results of microscopy images, zeta potential, and microencapsulation efficiency indicated that the wall material components affected the morphology, stability, and ME of the microcapsules. The microcapsules with the wall materials of MC/chitosan (CTS)/alginate (ALG) were spherical and had higher ME than …

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