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Liquid surfaces were fonned with ethanol. The air spaces were created by inserting a stopper ofglass wool as shown in Figure 8-1. The air space was to prevent diffusion ofthe carbohydrate into the solvent. The soluble carbohydrates were percolated from the sample. Figure B-1: Burette packaging for starch percolation Burette Solvent Glass wool AirSpace Liquid surface Test sample Glass wool Stopper After ethanol percolation, the residues containing starch were further percolated with 25 ml of 35 per cent perchloric acid each. The residues were thoroughly mixed with 2 ml perchloric acid first, which resulted in their swelling. This was also percolated at the rate of 1.5 ml hour'! . 2 ml ofthe test solution containing starch and glucose was pipetted into test tubes and kept at 0° C. la ml of anthrone reagent, which had been cooled to 0° C, was added to the 2 ml test solution. The reaction was thoroughly shaken and heated for exactly la minutes in a 100° C water bath. Thereafter, the test tubes were cooled to 0° C and the absorbance was read at 630 om against 2 ml of 30 per cent perchloric acid, 10 ml of anthrone reagent for starch, 2 ml of 80 per cent ethanol and la ml of anthrone reagent for soluble sugars. The amounts of starch and soluble 243
sugars were estimated from standard graphs, prepared using potato starch (starch) and glucose (soluble sugar). B.A.l.S Protein determination (Kjeldahl method ofnitrogen determination) B.A.l.S.l Digestion I g of the dried and ground sample was transferred into a digestion flask. One Kjeldahl tablet and IQ ml of concentrated H2S04 were added to each flask. The blank was prepared using the tablet and concentrated H2S04. The mixture was cautiously heated on the digestion stand in a fume cupboard until the acid became clear. When the digestion was completed, samples were removed to cool, 2 ml of distilled water was added and the samples were cooled again. B.A.l.S.2 Distillation B.A.l.S.3 Titration 5 ml ofthe sample and 20 ml ofNaOH solution were added to the digestion flask. A conical flask was prepared by adding 10 ml of saturated boric acid and 6 drops ofmixed indicator (0.0172 g bromocresol green and 0.0078 g methyl red) so that the condenser tip was immersed. Distillation was completed and 30 ml ofthe distillate was collected in the conical flask. The tip ofthe condenser was removed from the conical flask. The distillate was titrated with 0.05 M Hel to a pink endpoint. The crude protein content of the Amadumbe tubers was calculated from the results, using a factor of 6.25 to convert the amount ofnitrogen to crude protein. B.A.l.SA Fatty acid determination lA.l.5.4.l Lipid extraction [Bligh and Dyer (1959») 50 g of Amadumbe were extracted with ISO ml of methanol-chloroform (2:1, v/v) mixture overnight in the oven shaker. The homogenate was filtered and the filter residue was re extracted overnight with a mixture ofmethanol-chloroform (2: I, v/v) and 40 ml of distilled 244
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sugars were estimated from standard graphs, prepared using potato starch (starch) and glucose<br />
(soluble sugar).<br />
B.A.l.S Protein determination (Kjeldahl method ofnitrogen determination)<br />
B.A.l.S.l Digestion<br />
I g of the dried and ground sample was transferred into a digestion flask. One Kjeldahl<br />
tablet and IQ ml of concentrated H2S04 were added to each flask. The blank was prepared<br />
using the tablet and concentrated H2S04. The mixture was cautiously heated on the<br />
digestion stand in a fume cupboard until the acid became clear. When the digestion was<br />
completed, samples were removed to cool, 2 ml of distilled water was added and the<br />
samples were cooled again.<br />
B.A.l.S.2 Distillation<br />
B.A.l.S.3 Titration<br />
5 ml ofthe sample and 20 ml ofNaOH solution were added to the digestion flask. A conical<br />
flask was prepared by adding 10 ml of saturated boric acid and 6 drops ofmixed indicator<br />
(0.0172 g bromocresol green and 0.0078 g methyl red) so that the condenser tip was<br />
immersed. Distillation was completed and 30 ml ofthe distillate was collected in the conical<br />
flask. The tip ofthe condenser was removed from the conical flask.<br />
The distillate was titrated with 0.05 M Hel to a pink endpoint. The crude protein content of<br />
the Amadumbe tubers was calculated from the results, using a factor of 6.25 to convert the<br />
amount ofnitrogen to crude protein.<br />
B.A.l.SA Fatty acid determination<br />
lA.l.5.4.l Lipid extraction [Bligh and Dyer (1959»)<br />
50 g of Amadumbe were extracted with ISO ml of methanol-chloroform (2:1, v/v) mixture<br />
overnight in the oven shaker. The homogenate was filtered and the filter residue was re<br />
extracted overnight with a mixture ofmethanol-chloroform (2: I, v/v) and 40 ml of distilled<br />
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