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Discover the versatile properties of orange peel, from essential oils to vitamins. Learn about extracting useful substances like limonene and pectin for fragrance, flavoring, and industrial applications through practical activities. This comprehensive guide covers the chemical compounds and benefits of oranges, including flavonoids, carotenoids, and phenolic acids.
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Oranges are the only fruit (that can do all this)
Where does it fit? • SCN 3-17b: I can participate in practical activities to extract useful substances from natural resources. • National 4 - Nature’s Chemistry Plants to products • Higher (Revised) - Consumer Chemistry 8) Fragrances a) Essential oils b) Terpenes
naringin flavonoids nobiletin neohesperidin polymethoxyflavones β-carotene Vitamins C & E limonin pectin hesperidin coumarins carotenoids 6,7-dimethoxycoumarin hydroxycinnamic acid phenolic acids decanal d-limonene citrantin ethanal bergapten aldehydes octanal α-ylangene ethyl butyrate Octadecadienoic acid octanol O- and C-glycosylated flavones
O P E C The Orange Peel Exploitation Company
Limonene 1.5% 90% • Fragrance • Flavouring • Industrial solvent
Pectin 30% Gelling D-galacturonic acid
Other Compounds β-carotene Cellulose cellulose acetate methyl cellulose