NaY-Ag Zeolite Chitosan Coating Kraft Paper Applied as Ethylene Scavenger Packaging

Soares, Thalita R. P.; Reis, Andresa F.; Santos, Jackson Wesley Silva dos; Chagas, Eduardo Galvão Leite das; Venturini, Anna Cecília; Santiago, Rafaelle Gomes; Bastos‐Neto, Moises; Vieira, Melissa Gurgel Adeodato; Carvalho, Rosemary Aparecida de; Silva, Classius Ferreira da; Yoshida, Cristiana Maria Pedroso

doi:10.1007/s11947-022-02989-9

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“…The samples packed with NaYAgChKr maintained a steady pH, showing the benefit of the active packaging method for cherry tomatoes [26] White peach No treatment, Zeolite-based functional paper…”

Section: Cherry Tomato Nay-ag Zeolite Chitosan Coating Kraft Papermentioning

confidence: 95%

“…Garcia et al 25 used chitosan‐Zeolite coating for tomato packaging and concluded that this packaging has a better performance to increase its shelf life. In another investigation, Soares et al 26 demonstrated that covering Kraft paper (Kr) with films developed by Zeolite (NaY) chitosan coated with silver (NaY‐Ag) created an efficient and viable ethylene gas scavenger. This indicates that the NaY‐AgCh coatings have a substantial impact on delaying the ripening and extending the shelf life of cherry tomatoes.…”

Section: Zeolitesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Therefore, the study suggests that modified atmosphere packaging can be an effective method for reducing the weight loss of apricots during storage, and the addition of Zeolite to the packaging material does not have a significant effect on weight loss. Soares et al 26 explored the efficacy of an innovative active packaging system comprised of NaY‐Ag Zeolite and chitosan‐coated Kraft paper in preserving the quality of cherry tomatoes during storage. The results of the study revealed that after 30 days of packaging storage, the weight loss of cherry tomatoes was highest (43%) in the UnKr system, while the weight loss in NaY‐AgChKr boxes was lower (29%).…”

Section: The Effect Of Using Zeolite On Improving the Properties Of F...mentioning

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The deterioration of fruits during production, transportation, and storage has become one of the main challenges in supplying fruits based on consumer requirements. Therefore, the application of suitable packaging containing effective additives to improve the properties of the used film, is very important. In this article, the studies were conducted on the use of Zeolite as an effective additive to improve the properties of polymer packaging films owing to its high porosity and low toxicity. The results showed that the presence of zeolite in a packaging film can lead to the improvement of visual observation and firmness, reduction of weight loss and total soluble solids (TSS), and increase in the pH of the packed fruits. The results obtained from reviewing the literature show that the use of zeolite has different effects on the gas permeation or adsorption through the packaging films which can control the degradative parameters of fruits and vegetables. Surface modifiers can increase the efficiency of zeolites in packaging films which are also evaluated in this article.Highlights Packaging of fruits with the use of polymer films and zeolite as an additive increases their shelf life. Ethylene is a flammable gas with the formula C2H4 that accelerates the fruit ripening. Zeolites are hydrated aluminosilicates of alkali or alkaline earth cations that are crystalline and microporous. Zeolites are widely used in the packaging of polymeric composites, due to their chemical structure and unique characteristics. The visual features, firmness, pH, TSS, TA, and weight loss are factors to be investigated for each fruit.

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“…In addition, chitosan can easily interact with other materials, being indicated to produce active packaging material [13]. Soares et al [14] developed a sustainable active packaging with ethylene adsorption capacity based on chitosan film containing NaY-Ag zeolite-coating Kraft paper. They reported that the coated Kraft paper reduced the water absorption capacity, although no significant differences in mechanical properties were observed compared to the control (without coating).…”

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Properties of Paperboard Coated with Natural Polymers and Polymer Blends: Effect of the Number of Coating Layers

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Paper is one of the packaging materials that presents a biodegradable character, being used in several areas; however, its barrier properties (gases and fat) and mechanics are reduced, which limits its application. Coating papers with synthetic polymers improve these properties, reducing their biodegradability and recyclability. The objective of this work was to develop and characterize coated paperboard, using the tape casting technique, with different ratios of film form agar–agar/chitosan (AA:CHI, 100:0, 50:50, and 0:100) and different numbers of coating layers (operating times for application of 14.25 min and 28.5 min for one and two layers, respectively). A significant reduction in water absorption capacity was found by applying a 0:100 coating (approximately 15%). Considering all coating formulations, the water vapor permeability reduced by 10 to 60% compared to uncoated paperboard, except for two layers coated with 0:100. The tensile index (independent of AA:CHI) was higher in the machine direction (22.59 to 24.99 MPa) than in the cross-section (11.87–13.01 MPa). Paperboard coated only with chitosan showed superior properties compared to the other formulation coatings evaluated.

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Review on Current Research of Fabrication, Properties and Applications in Zeolite

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2024

Springer Proceedings in Materials

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NaY-Ag Zeolite Chitosan Coating Kraft Paper Applied as Ethylene Scavenger Packaging

Cited by 6 publications

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Zeolite‐based polymer composite films for vegetables and fruits packaging: A review

Zeolite‐based polymer composite films for vegetables and fruits packaging: A review

Properties of Paperboard Coated with Natural Polymers and Polymer Blends: Effect of the Number of Coating Layers

Review on Current Research of Fabrication, Properties and Applications in Zeolite

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