(MIDTERM) Extraction of Tannins Flashcards

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The term _______________________ to denote substances present in plant extracts which were able to combine with protein of animal
hides, prevent their putrefaction and convert them into leather

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‘tannin’ was first applied by Seguin in 1796

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Comprise a large group of complex substances that are widely distributed in the plant kingdom

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Tannins

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When tannins occur in appreciable quantities, they are usually localized in
specific plant parts, such as ______________________

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leaves, fruits, barks or stems

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Usually occur as ___________________ that are difficult to separate because
they do not crystallize

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MIXTURES OF POLYPHENOLS

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Contribute a protective function in ________________

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barks and heartwoods

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The characteristic properties of tannins derive from the accumulation within a
moderately sized molecule of a substantial number of phenolic groups many of which are associated with o-dihydroxy and o-trihydroxy orientation within a phenyl ring.

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Tannins

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Non-crystallizable compounds that form colloidal solutions with water

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Tannins

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Possess an acid reaction

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Tannins

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Has a sharp “_______________” taste.

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puckering

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Soluble in alcohol, glycerin, dilute alkalis

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Tannins

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Insoluble in organic solvents except alcohol

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Tannins

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4 Classification of Tannins

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  1. Hydrolyzable Tannins
  2. Condensed Tannins
  3. Complex Tannins
  4. Phlorotannins
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“PYROGALLOL TANNINS”

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Hydrolyzable Tannins

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May be hydrolyzed by acids or enzymes such as tannase.

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Hydrolyzable Tannins

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They are formed from several molecules of phenolic acids such as gallic and hexahydroxydiphenic acids which are united by ester linkages to a central glucose molecule

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Hydrolyzable Tannins

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12
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composed of gallic acid units

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GALLITANNINS

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Hydrolyzable Tannins
Two principal types:

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  1. GALLITANNINS
  2. ELLAGITANNINS
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composed of hexahydroxydiphenic acid units

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ELLAGITANNINS

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“CONDENSED TANNINS; PROANTHOCYANIDINS”

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Nonhydrolyzable Tannins

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Not readily hydrolysed to simpler molecules and they do not contain a sugar moiety

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Nonhydrolyzable Tannins

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Contain only phenolic nuclei but frequently are linked to carbohydrates or proteins.

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Nonhydrolyzable Tannins

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Tend to polymerize when treated with hydrolytic agents, yielding insoluble,
usually red-colored products, known as phlobaphenes

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Nonhydrolyzable Tannins

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Tend to polymerize when treated with hydrolytic agents, yielding insoluble,
usually red-colored products, known as ___________________

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phlobaphenes

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20
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On dry distillation: yield catechol; these tannins are therefore sometimes called
_________________

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CATECHOL TANNINS

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On dry distillation: yield catechol; these tannins are therefore sometimes called CATECHOL TANNINS
Nonhydrolyzable Tannins
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Both hydrolysable and condensed tannins are highly soluble in _________________ but insoluble in organic solvents such as solvent ether, chloroform, and benzene
water and alcohol
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The general method for the extraction of tannic acid is either with ______________________, or with mixture of water, alcohol, and ether
water- saturated ether
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If the drug consists of __________________, it may be removed by ether
chlorophyll or pigment
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In such cases, free acids such as __________________ go along with ether, whereas true tannin gets extracted in water
Gallic and ellagic acid
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STEPS OF Extraction of Tannins
1. Solid-liquid extraction 2. Vacuum filtration 3. Extract recovery 4. Rotary evaporation 5. Pulverizing
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Precipitates ____________________
GELATIN AND ALKALOIDS
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Precipitates ___________________ (and can combine with proteins)
proteins from solutions
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Precipitated by salts of _______, ___ and _____.
COPPER, TIN, & LEAD
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Precipitated by strong ________________________ solutions.
potassium dichromate solution or 1% chromic acid
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Form dark blue or greenish black soluble compounds with _________ salts.
FERRIC
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Chemical Tests:
* Goldbeater’s Skin Test * Gelatin Test * Phenazone Test * Match Stick Test * Test for Chlorogenic Acid
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Produce a deep red color with ____________________________
POTASSIUM FERRICYANIDE AND AMMONIA
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Exposure to tannin solution to Goldbeater's skin (membrane from an Ox intestine)
Goldbeater’s Skin Test
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Goldbeater’s Skin Test Positive result:
BROWN OR BLACK COLOR ON THE SKIN
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Gallic acid and other pseudotannins are able to precipitate ________________
Gelatin Test
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Solutions are sufficiently concentrated to produce precipitation
Gelatin Test
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All tannins are precipitated
Phenazone Test
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Phenazone Test Positive Result:
BULKY AND OFTEN COLORED PPT.
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General test for condensed tannins (cathecins)
Match Stick Test
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A _______________ is dipped in tannin extract followed by hydrochloric acid and warmed near a flame
match stick
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Match Stick Test Positive result:
PINK OR RED COLORATION OF WOOD
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Attributed to __________________________ in the wood yieldin the color
Phlorogloucinol reacting with the lignin
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A type of pseudotannin
Test for Chlorogenic Acid
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Extract is treated with aqueous ammonia and exposed to air
Test for Chlorogenic Acid
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Test for Chlorogenic Acid Positive result:
DEVELOPMENT OF A GREEN COLOR
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Tannic acid with ferric salts are invariably used in the _____________________
manufacture of inks
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* Tannic acid with ferric salts are invariably used in the manufacture of inks. * Used for tanning – treating animal hides to produce leather * Employed as a pharmaceutical aid * Used as a mordant. * Invariably employed as clarifying agent * Employed as a coagulant * Used in the large-scale production of gallic acid and pyrogallol. * Employed as a reagent * Precipitating agen
Uses of Tannins
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Used for tanning – treating animal hides to produce _____________
leather
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Employed as a _______________
pharmaceutical aid
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Used as a ____________
mordant
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Invariably employed as ________________
clarifying agent
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Employed as a ________________
coagulant
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Used in the large-scale production of __________________
gallic acid and pyrogallol
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Employed as a _______________
reagent
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Precipitating agent
Uses of Tannins