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Condensed tannin changes induced by autoxidation: effect of the initial degree of polymerization and concentration.

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Condensed tannins are a major class of polyphenols and play an important part in organoleptic properties of beverages. Because of their structure, they are chemically reactive. During food processing, reactions take place, leading to structural changes of the native structures to give modified tannins and pigments. Average degrees of polymerization (DPs) determined by standard depolymerization methods become irrelevant, because bonds created from oxidation are uncleavable. Small-angle X-ray scattering was used to determine the conformation of native and autoxidized tannins and assess the impact of tannins initial DP and concentration on changes induced by autoxidation. Different behaviors were observed: (i) slight increase of the DP when tannins were oxidized in dilute solutions; (ii) increase of the DP with tannins in concentrated solutions, leading to the formation of longer linear chains or branched macromolecules depending on the initial DP.
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hal-01506338 , version 1 (12-04-2017)

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Aude Vernhet, Stéphanie Carrillo, Celine Poncet-Legrand. Condensed tannin changes induced by autoxidation: effect of the initial degree of polymerization and concentration.. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 2014, 62 (31), pp.7833-7842. ⟨10.1021/jf501441j⟩. ⟨hal-01506338⟩
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