Process for producing agar under high temperature, super low concentration alkali and pressurizaation
A technology of ultra-low concentration and production method, applied in the field of agar processing and production, can solve the problems of large environmental pollution, high cost, large production site, etc., and achieve the effect of simple process, short cycle and low cost
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[0011] Take 100 grams of dried Gracilaria japonica and soak it with 5% alkali solution, heat it to 90°C during the soaking process, pressurize it to 1.1 atmospheric pressure, filter it after soaking for 4 hours; The pH value reaches 6, and then bleached with sodium hypochlorite solution to obtain the neutral red Gracilaria; after washing the neutral Red Gracilaria, add additives to boil and extract the gel, and then dry the obtained jelly after dehydration by pressure filtration. Get agar.
Embodiment 2
[0013] Take 100 grams of dried Gracilaria japonica and soak it with 2% alkali solution, heat it to 80°C during the soaking process, pressurize it to 1.2 atmospheres, filter it after soaking for 3 hours; The pH value reaches 7, and then bleached with sodium hypochlorite solution to obtain the neutral red Gracilaria; after washing the neutral Red Gracilaria, add additives to boil and extract the gel, and then dry the obtained jelly after dehydration by pressure filtration. Get agar.
Embodiment 3
[0015] Take 100 grams of dried asparagus and soak them in 4% alkali solution, heat to 90°C during the soaking process, pressurize to 1.2 atmospheres, filter after soaking for 3 hours; wash the obtained alkaline asparagus with sulfuric acid The pH value reaches 7, and then bleached with sodium hypochlorite solution to obtain neutral red Gracilaria; after washing the neutral asparagus, adding additives, boiling and extracting the gel, and dehydrating by pressing, drying the obtained jelly. Get agar.
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