Method for simply and conveniently measuring content of non-protein nitrogenous substance in milk product
A technology for protein content and nitrogen-containing substances, applied in color/spectral characteristic measurement, chemical analysis by titration, material analysis by observing the impact on chemical indicators, etc., can solve the problem of backward and passive detection methods and errors in measurement methods , unable to deduct and other issues
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[0017] 1. Take casein as a standard substance, measure it simultaneously with the Kjeldahl method and the Coomassie brilliant blue method, and compare the results. Coomassie brilliant blue value / Kjeldahl nitrogen method = 1.11, so the correction factor for converting Coomassie brilliant blue method into Kjeldahl nitrogen method is 0.901.
[0018] 2. Five samples of commercially available milk were used to determine the total nitrogen content (calculated based on protein content) by the Kjeldahl method, as A, and the results are as follows:
[0019]
[0020] 3. Take 1 mL each of the above 5 types of milk, put them into 100 mL volumetric flasks No. 1 to No. 5, and dilute to the scale line. Take 1ml of diluted milk from each volumetric flask and put it into the corresponding 25mL colorimetric tube, then add 5mlL of prepared Coomassie Brilliant Blue, set the volume to the 10mL mark, and shake well. Absorbance was measured at 595 nm with a UV spectrophotometer. Draw a good sta...
Embodiment 2
[0026] 1. Take 1 part of commercially available milk sample, and use the Kjeldahl method to measure the total nitrogen content (calculated based on protein content), which is 3.112%. Nitrogen-containing substances such as urea and melamine were added respectively at 1.0% (No. 1), 1.5% (No. 2), and 2.0% (No. 3) (calculated by protein content).
[0027] 2. with the same Kjeldahl method as in embodiment one, measure the total nitrogen content (calculate in protein content), as A, the results are as follows:
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[0029] 3. measure the total nitrogen content (calculated in terms of protein content) with the same Coomassie brilliant blue method as in Example 1, and × 0.901, calculate the conversion value, as B. The result is as follows:
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[0031] 4. The content of non-protein nitrogenous substances (calculated by protein content) = A-B, and calculate the recovery rate, the results are as follows:
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[0033] The recovery rate is good, indicating that t...
Embodiment 3
[0035] 1. Five samples of commercially available colored dairy products were used to measure the total nitrogen content (calculated based on protein content) by the Kjeldahl method, as A, and the results are as follows:
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[0037] 2. Dilute the above dairy products 10 times, add an appropriate amount of activated carbon to decolorize.
[0038] 3. After filtering, dilute 10 times. Measured with the Coomassie brilliant blue method identical with embodiment one, the results are as follows:
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[0040] 4. The content of non-protein nitrogenous substances (calculated based on protein content) = A-B, the results are as follows:
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[0042] It shows that none of the above 5 kinds of dairy products contain non-protein nitrogen-containing substances, and negative numbers are normal measurement errors. It also states that the method is applicable to colored dairy products.
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