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外文翻译CHANGESINODOUROFBARTLETTPEARBRANDYINFLUENCEDBYSUNLIGHTIRRADIATION
CHANGESINODOUROFBARTLETTPEARBRANDYINFLUENCEDBYSUNLIGHTIRRADIATION
I.KraljCigi6,L.Zupan~i~-Kralj
UniversityofLjubljana,FacultyofChemistryandChemicalTechnology
A~ker~eva5,SI-1000Ljubljana,Slovenia
ABSTRACT
SensoryevaluationofBartlettpearbrandyrevealeddifferencesintasteandsmellbetweenthebrandyincolourlessandgreenbottles.Todeterminethedifferencesinchemicalcomposition,headspacesamplingwithsolid-phasemicroextractioncombinedwithgaschromatography-massspectrometrywasapplied.Themajoraromacomponentsinpearbrandystoredingreenbottleswereethyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoate(68ppm),ethyltrans-2-trans-4-decadienoate(21ppm)andmethyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoate(27ppm).Inpearbrandykeptincolourlessbottles,theconcentrationoftrans-2-cis-4-isomereswaslowerandtheconcentrationsofotherpossibleisomereswerehigher.Resultsshowapronounceddifferenceintheconcentrationratiosamongisomeresofethyl2,4-decadienoateandmethyl2,4-decadienoateinbothsamples.Sunlightirradiationwasfoundtobethereasonforthesechanges.Itwasconfirmedthattrans-2-cis-4-isomerepartlyconvertstotheotherthreeisomeresduringUVirradiation.
INTRODUCTION
Aromaisoneofthemostimportantqualitiesofdistilledbeverages,e.g.brandy.Itisdeterminedbythepresenceandthelevelofvolatilecompounds(complexmixtureofcarbonylcompounds,alcohols,carboxylicacidsandtheiresters)andallproductionstagescannoticeablycontributeandinfluencethefinalaromacompositionofbrandies.EarlierstudiesonBartlettpeararomahaveshownthatthecharacterimpactcompoundsaremethylandethylestersoftrans-2-cis-4-decadienoicacid[1].Thepleasantpear-likeodourhasbeenfoundtochangeduringfermentationasaresultofthetrans-2-cis-4-decadienoatesbeingpartlyisomerizedtotrans-2-trans-4-decadienoates,whichhaveanon-typicalsmell[2].Theodourcharacteristicsofsomevolatilecompoundsaresometimesaffectedbytheirgeometricisomerism[3].Headspace(HS)samplingwithsolid-phasemicroextraction(SPME)incombinationwithgaschromatography-massspectrometry(GC-MS)isthemainmethodforanalysingaromacompounds[1].TheaimofourworkwastodeterminethedifferencesinchemicalcompositionofthearomaofBartlettpearbrandystoredingreenandcolourlessbottlesandtodeterminewhydifferencesoccur.
EXPERIMENTAL
Standardsolutionsofethyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoate(90+%,Aldrich)werepreparedinethanol(absolutep.a.,Merck)andwater(40:
60,v/v).TheratioofethanolandwaterwaschosenaccordingtotheethanolcontentinBartlettpearbrandy.
UVirradiation
UVirradiationwasperformedwith50WHghigh-pressurelamp(Osram,Ultra-vitalux).Thesampleswere
placedinvials1cmfromtheUVlamp.
HeadspaceGC-MSanalysis
Forheadspaceanalysissolid-phasemicroextractionwasused.Amanualholderforsolid-phasemicroextractionwa:
;,)btainedfromSupelco.SPMEstationaryphasewaspolydimethylsiloxanewithfilmthickness100gmfromSupelco.5mLaliquotofeachsamplewerethermostatedat40°Candtheextractionswereperformedfor15rain.TheanalytesweredesorbedfromtheSPMEfibreintheGCinjectorat220°CandseparatedonVOCOLfusedsilicacapillarycolumn(60m,0.25mm1D,1.50!
amfilmthickness,Supelco)andanalysedusingmass
spectrometerwithelectronimpactionization(HP5890IIgaschromatograph,5989Amassspectrometer,!
iwlett-Packard).Temperaturesoftheionsource,quadrupolemassanalyzerandGC-MSinterfacewere200,100and250°Crespectively.Thetemperatureprogramwas:
70°Cfor4rain,andthenheatedupto210°Cat15°C/min.
RESULTSANDDISCUSSION
ChromatogramsobtainedbyGC-MSafterheadspacesamplingwithSPMEofthetwopearbrandysamplesarepresentedinFigure1(a,b).Eightchromatographicpeakswereidentifiedas:
methylcis-2-trans-4-decadienoate
(1),methyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoate
(2),methylcis-2-cis-4-decadienoate(3),methyltrans-2-trans-4-decadienoate(4),ethylcis-2-trans-4-decadienoate(5),ethyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoate(6),ethylcis-2-cis-4-decadienoate(7),andethyltrans-2-trans-4-decadienoate(8).
Acomparisonofthetwochromatogramsrevealedthattheamountoftrans-2-cis-4-decadienoates(2and6)decreaseandtheamountofotherisomeresof2,4-decadienoates(peaks1,3,4,5,7and8)increasewhenbrandyisstoredincolourlessbottles(Figure1a,b).
Figure1:
GC-MSchromatogramsafterSPMEsamplingshowingthecompositionofBartlettpearbrandystoredingreenbottle(a)andincolourlessbottle(b).Peakidentitiesareasfollows:
methylcis-2-trans-4-decadienoate
(1),methyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoate
(2),methylcis-2-cis-4-decadienoate(3),methyltrans-2-trans-4-decadienoate(4),ethylcis-2-trans-4-decadienoate(5),ethyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoate(6),ethylcis-2-cis-4-decadienoate(7),andethyltrans-2-trans-4~decadienoate(8).
Thepeaksinthechromatogramscanbedividedintwogroups:
peaks1to4andpeaks5to8(Figure1).Compoundsineachgrouphaveverysimilarmassspectraanditwasdeterminedthatthegroupwiththeshortestretentiontimesbelongtofourgeometricalisomeresofmethyl-2,4-decadienoate.Thesecondgroupofcompoundsareisomeresofethyl-2,4-decadienoate.Sincethemassspectraofgeometricalisomersaresimilar,itisimpossibletodistinguishamongdifferentisomeres.Howeverethyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoatewasidentifiedbycomparingretentiontimesofpeak6withanauthenticstandard.Ethylcis-2-trans-4-decadienoateandethyltrans-2-trans-4-decadienoateweredeterminedbytheirvolatility.Cis-2-trans-4isomeresarethemostvolatileandtrans-2-trans-4isomerestheleastvolatileamongfourpossibleisomersandwecanconcludethatpeak5istheethylcis-2-trans-4-decadienoateandpeak8isethyltrans-2-trans-4-
decadienoate.Thefourthpeakinthesecondgroupcanonlyhetheethylcis-2-cis-4-decadienoate.Asimilarelutionorderwasproposedforisomeresofmethyl-2,4-decadienoate.
Wespeculatedthatchangesincompositionofisomereswerecausedbysunlightirradiation.Toconfirmthis,asolutionofethyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoateinethanol-water(40:
60,v/v,concentration100ppm)wasexposedtoUVlight.TheresultsareshowninFigure2.Duringirradiationtheconcentrationofethyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoatedecreasesandtheconcentrationsofethylcis-2-trans-4-decadienoate,ethylcis-2-cis-4-decadienoateandethyltrans-2-trans-4-decadienoateincrease.Thisexperimentconfirmsthatsunlightirradiationisresponsibleforthechangesinthecompositionoftheisomeresof2,4-decadienoateandconsequentlyinfluenceonpearbrandyaroma.
Figure2:
Changesinpeakareaforisomeresofethyl2,4-decadienoateduringUVirradiationofastandardsolutionofethyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoateincolourlessvial.
ThearomaofBartlettpearbrandydidnotalterwhilebeingstoredingreenbottlesatthestandardroom
temperaturefor3months.Furthermore,theconcentrationratiosamongisomeresofethyl2,4-decadienoateingreenbottlesremainedconstantduringexposuretoUVirradiation.
Theestersinpearbrandywerequantifiedbycomparingpeakareaofastandardsolutionofethyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoate.Duetoalackofstandardstheconcentrationsofallesterswereexpressedrelativelytothesamestandard.Quantitativedataforestersof2,4-decadienoicacidarepresentedinTable1.
Thesumofisomeresofethyl2,4-decadienoateandisomeresofmethyl2,4-decadienoateisequalinbothsamples,buttheconcentrationratiosamongisomeresaredifferentforbrandystoredingreenandcolourlessbottles.
Table1:
Quantitativedataforestersof2,4-decadienoicacidinBartlettpearbrandy
CONCLUSIONS
ThemaincompoundinthearomaofBartlettpearbrandyisethyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoate(68ppm)anditisresponsibleforthepleasantodourandtaste.WhenexposedtoUVlightethyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoateistransformedmostlytoitscis-2-trans-4-anditstrans-2-trans-4-isomere,whichproducealesspleasantodourandtaste.Thesameprocessmayalsotakeplaceduringstorageofbrandyincolourlessbottlesexposedtosunlight.Methyltrans-2-cis-4-decadienoateisalsotransformedbyUV.Itsconcentrationinbrandyis27ppm.TheexperimentaldatashowtheimportanceofstoringBartlettpearbrandyincolouredbottlestopreservethequalityofitsaroma.
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