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Ultrasonics Sonochemistry
Volume 27, November 2015, Pages 567-575
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Highlights
• Ultrasound treatment of defatted avocado puree significantly decreased particle
size.
Abstract
The effect of ultrasound treatment on particle size, color, viscosity, polyphenol oxidase (PPO)
activity and microstructure in diluted avocado puree was investigated. The treatments were
carried out at 20 kHz (375 W/cm2) for 0–10 min. The surface mean diameter (D[3,2]) was reduced
to 13.44 μm from an original value of 52.31 μm by ultrasound after 1 min. A higher L∗ value, ΔE
value and lower a∗ value was observed in ultrasound treated samples. The avocado puree
dilution followed pseudoplastic flow behavior, and the viscosity of diluted avocado puree (at
100 s−1) after ultrasound treatment for 1 min was 6.0 and 74.4 times higher than the control
samples for dilution levels of 1:2 and 1:9, respectively. PPO activity greatly increased under all
treatment conditions. A maximum increase of 25.1%, 36.9% and 187.8% in PPO activity was
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found in samples with dilution ratios of 1:2, 1:5 and 1:9, respectively. The increase in viscosity
and measured PPO activity might be related to the decrease in particle size. The microscopy
images further confirmed that ultrasound treatment induced disruption of avocado puree
structure.
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Keywords
Ultrasound; Avocado puree; Particle size; Viscosity; PPO
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