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Chlorogenic
5wt% 93.5wt% 1.5wt% 96.5 50 48 100 (1)
A./10 mL
50wt% 15wt% 35wt% 100 168 (2)
Citric A./0.5
5 gram 100 mL 2 mL 60 24 75 (3)
gram
Acetic A./%1
5wt% 94.25 wt% 0.75wt% 60 48 95 (4)
wt%
40 gram 145 gram 9 gram 70.6 35 24 90 (5)
Amount
Amont
Amount of Amount of Drying
Set of TC(Drying TC(Heating
of Water Glycerol Acetic Acid Time
Number Starch Temperature) Temperature)
(mL) (mL) (mL) (hour)
(gram)
1 3 60 60 24 95
2 3 60 1.25 60 24 95
3 3 60 1.25 30 60 24 95
4 3 60 2 30 60 24 95
5 3 60 0.75 30 60 24 95
6 60 1.25 20 60 24 95
3
7 3 60 1.25 40 60 24 95
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Figure 1.Experimental Set-up
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APPENDIX
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Figure 3. Diffuse Reflectance IR Spectral Assignments (6)