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DETERMINATION OF ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY AND BETALAIN PIGMENT OF FREEZE DRIED RED BEET (BETA VULGARIS L.) EXTRACT WITH MALTODEXTRIN ADDITION AND ph VARIATION PENENTUAN AKTIVITAS ANTIOKSIDAN DAN PIGMEN BETALAIN PADA FREEZE DRIED EKSTRAK BIT MERAH (BETA VULGARIS L.) DENGAN PENAMBAHAN MALTODEKSTRIN DAN VARIASI ph THESIS Submitted to The Faculty of Agricultural Technology in partial fulfillment of the requirements for obtaining the Bachelor Degree By: STELLA GIOVANI GONDOMARTONO NIM : 12.70.0180 DEPARTMENT OF FOOD TECHNOLOGY FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY SOEGIJAPRANATA CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY SEMARANG 2015

DETERMINATION OF ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY AND BETALAIN PIGMENT OF FREEZE DRIED RED BEET (BETA VULGARIS L.) EXTRACT WITH MALTODEXTRIN ADDITION AND ph VARIATION PENENTUAN AKTIVITAS ANTIOKSIDAN DAN PIGMEN BETALAIN PADA FREEZE DRIED EKSTRAK BIT MERAH (BETA VULGARIS L.) DENGAN PENAMBAHAN MALTODEKSTRIN DAN VARIASI ph By: STELLA GIOVANI GONDOMARTONO NIM : 12.70.0180 This thesis has been approved and defended in front of the examination committee on 28 th October 2015 Semarang, 28 th October 2015 Faculty of Agricultural Technology Soegijapranata Catholic University Supervisor Dean, Dr. V. Kristina Ananingsih, ST, MSc Dr. V. Kristina Ananingsih, ST, MSc Co-Supervisor Dr. A. Rika Pratiwi, Msi

THE AUTHENTICITY OF A THESIS STATEMENT I hereby declare that the thesis entitled DETERMINATION OF ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY AND BETALAIN PIGMENT OF FREEZE DRIED RED BEET (BETA VULGARIS L.) EXTRACT WITH MALTODEXTRIN ADDITION AND ph VARIATION contains no work that ever proposed to acquire a bachelorship title in a University, and along to my knowledge, there is no work ever written or published by others, except the ones used as references in this thesis and mentioned in the list of references. If it is proven in the future that partially or whole thesis is the result of plagiarism, therefore I will be willing to be revoked with all the consequences in accordance with the law and regulations applied at Seogijapranata Catholic University and/or valid law and regulations. Semarang, 28 th October 2015 Stella Giovani Gondomartono 12.70.0180

SUMMARY Color is one of the most important indicators that will determine consumer acceptance of foods. Unfortunately, the availability of natural food colorant in Indonesia is very limited. One of natural red dye material is red beet (Beta vulgaris L.) since it contains high concentration of betalain pigment. Betalain pigment is one of pigments that contained in red beet which give contributions in high antioxidant activity. Betalain is a pigment consists of betaxanthin pigment (yellow-orange pigments) and betacyanin pigment group (red-violet pigments). However, the heating process wiould make the betalain pigment in red beets (Beta vulgaris L.) become unstable and has a short shelf life. Thus, the drying method using freeze dryer is required to produce a natural red dye of red beet powder. Drying method by using freeze dryer aims to extend the shelf life of red beet powder. In this research, the additions of maltodextrin and acidity arrangement were also conducted. The addition of maltodextrin used as a microencapsulation agents to maintain the nutritional content of red beet. While, the acidity arrangement applied to adjust the acidity of the red beet. This research was conducted with the addition of five different kinds of maltodextrin concentrations (0%, 20%, 30%, 40% and 60%) and three ph variations (4, 5, and 6). The red beets were dried using freeze dryer for 48 hours. The samples were analyzed using High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), spectrophotometric method, and antioxidant activity using the 2,2-diphenyl-1- picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) method. Red beet powder made with 20% maltodextrin as microencapsulating agent and ph 4, gives the highest yield in antioxidant activity (% inhibition) (86.40 ± 4.73%) and betanin content (16243.04 ± 737,802). While 20% maltodextrin addition as microencapsulating agent with ph 5, gives the highest yield in betaxanthin content (2068.63 ± 346.51) and betacyanin content (2886.98 ± 274.04) are similar with fresh red beets. i

RINGKASAN Warna merupakan salah satu indikator yang paling penting dalam menentukan penerimaan konsumen terhadap makanan. Namun, ketersediaan pewarna makanan alami di Indonesia masih sangat terbatas. Salah satu pewarna merah alami adalah bit merah (Beta vulgaris L.) yang mengandung pigmen betalain dalam konsentrasi tinggi. Pigmen betalain adalah salah satu pigmen yang terkandung di bit merah dan juga memberikan kontribusi aktivitas antioksidan yang tinggi. Betalain merupakan pigmen yang terdiri dari pigmen betaxantin (warna kuning-oranye) dan pigmen betasianin (warna merah-violet). Akan tetapi, selama pengolahan terutama jika menggunakan proses pemanasan akan membuat pigmen betalain di bit merah (Beta vulgaris L.) menjadi tidak stabil dan memiliki umur simpan pendek. Dengan demikian, metode pengeringan menggunakan freeze dryer diperlukan untuk menghasilkan bubuk pewarna merah alami dari bit merah. Pengeringan dengan menggunakan freeze dryer bertujuan untuk memperpanjang umur simpan. Dalam penelitian ini, penambahan maltodekstrin dan pengaturan keasaman juga turut dilakukan. Penambahan maltodekstrin digunakan sebagai agen mikroenkapsulasi untuk mempertahankan kandungan gizi bit merah. Sedangkan pengaturan keasaman dilakukan menggunakan asam askorbat untuk mengatur keasaman dari bit merah. Penelitian ini dilakukan dengan penambahan lima jenis yang berbeda dari konsentrasi maltodekstrin (0%, 20%, 30%, 40% dan 60%) dan tiga variasi ph (ph 4, 5, dan 6). Selanjutnya, bit merah dikeringkan menggunakan freeze dryer selama 48 jam. Setelah itu, sampel dianalisis menggunakan High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), metode spektrofotometri, dan aktivitas antioksidan menggunakan metode DPPH. Bubuk bit merah yang dibuat dengan menggunakan 20% maltodekstrin sebagai agen mikroenkapsulasi dan ph 4, memberikan hasil tertinggi dalam aktivitas antioksidan (% inhibisi) (86,40 ± 4,73%) dan kandungan betanin (16243,04 ± 737,802). Sementara 20% maltodekstrin dengan menggunakan ph 5, memberikan hasil tertinggi dalam kandungan betaxantin (2068,63 ± 346,51) dan kandungan betasianin (2886,98 ± 274,04) yang hampir sama dengan bit merah segar. ii

PREFACE Gratitude belongs only to the Almighty One, Jesus Christ who has given His affection and blessing to the author would have the opportunity to undergo this experiment and finish the report smoothly. Over a period of practicing the experiment and writing this thesis, the author had been searching and obtaining multiple kind of knowledge, information and views that were very useful in compiling this thesis, which the process is very valuable and memorable experience for the author on the journey of stepping to the next level in life. This report was done in Soegijapranata Catholic University that take place from June 2015 until August 2015. During the training the author did the research entitled: DETERMINATION OF ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY AND BETALAIN PIGMENT OF FREEZE DRIED RED BEET (BETA VULGARIS L.) EXTRACT WITH MALTODEXTRIN ADDITION AND ph VARIATION is part of research titled The optimization of Red Beet Powder Production as Natural Food Colorant with Drying Methods funded by Hibah Bersaing Program Dirjen DIKTI RI, 2015. This report was written as a requirement to acquire Bachelor Degree of Food Technology in Soegijapranata Catholic University, Semarang, Indonesia. Last but not least, the author would not be able to finish these tasks alone and only by huge support and guidance given by the great and very helpful people around the author these report could be finished. In every phase and every challenge in the way, there will always persons who generously lend their heart, mind and time. The author would like to say the big thanks for those wonderful persons: 1. Almighty God that always blessed, saved, and guided author in every step to to finish this experiment and thesis. 2. Dr. Victoria Kristina Ananingsih, ST, Msc, as the Dean and also the best author s supervisor of Faculty of Agricultural Technology Soegijapranata Catholic University, Semarang for always giving me her best prayer and advice. 3. Dr. A. Rika Pratiwi, Msi, as the best author s co-supervisor who is always giving her time to help author with her great advice and motivation, who has iii

influenced author during the learning process in the Food Technology Department. 4. All the beloved lecturers of FTP for being a great family and team to pass on the knowledge, experience and education during all this year. Without them I could not finish this thesis. 5. The laboratory assistants (Mas Soleh, Mas Supriyana, Mas Lylyx, and Mbak Agatha) for always helping me and give me their best motivation throughout the laboratory life in Food Technology Department. 6. The administrative staffs and employees (Mbak Susi, Pak Agus, Pak Liliek, Pak Joko, and Pak Kasburi) for always providing a great service during the study. 7. My Father (Widjanarko Gondomartono), my mother (Hanna Setyawati), my Brother (Kevin Cornelius Gondomartono), and Hugo Adeodatus Hendarto who always give me their best support, prayers, and cheers for me everyday. 8. All of the friends in Food Technology, Soegijapranata Catholic University, Semarang who always cheers me up with their jokes, supports, and motivations. 9. My dearest friends: Shintya, Lyra, Vina, Theresia, Monica, Mia, Ivana who always support and cheers me for the thing I had gone through during the study in Food Technology Department. 10. Laydy, Lisa, Jessica Amelia, Jessica Surya, Sandy, and Jesslyn as the Author s Senior High School friends. Always Love you and thanks for your supports. 11. Last but not least, I would like to thanks to all my beloved friends from Creative Ministry and all others friends who I can t say it one by one that always support,cheer, and accompany me. Your kindness will never be forgotten. The author realized that this report is still far from perfect and there are still many shortcomings due to the limitation of the author. However, the author hope that this report can still be an inspiration and provide useful information for all the reader. Semarang, 28 th October 2015 Stella Giovani Author iv

LIST OF CONTENT Page SUMMARY...i RINGKASAN... ii PREFACE... iii LIST OF CONTENT... v LIST OF TABLES...vi LIST OF FIGURES... vii LIST OF APPENDIX... viii 1. INTRODUCTION... 1 1.1. Background... 1 1.2. Literature Review... 2 1.2.1. Betalain Pigment in Red beet (Beta vulgaris L.)... 2 1.2.2. Antioxidant Activity in Red Beet (Beta vulgaris L.)... 5 1.2.3. Maltodextrin as a Microencapsulation Agent... 5 1.2.4. Ascorbic Acid to Conditioning the ph... 6 1.2.5. Freeze Drying as a Drying Method... 6 1.2.6. HPLC to Identity Betanin Compounds... 7 1.3. Purpose of Research... 8 2. MATERIAL AND METHODS... 9 2.1. Place Time... 9 2.2. Research Materials... 9 2.3. Research Methods... 9 2.4. Research Design... 10 2.5. Product Analysis... 11 3. RESULTS OF RESEARCH... 13 3.1. Betanin Determination using HPLC Analysis... 13 3.2. Betaxanthins and Betacyanins Determination using Different Maltodextrin Addition... 20 3.3. Betaxanthins and Betacyanins Determination using ph Variation... 24 3.4. Antioxidant Activity (% Inhibition) in Red Beet Powder... 22 3.5. Correlation Between Antioxidan Activity with Betalain Content... 26 4. DISCUSSION... 27 4.1. The Red Beet Powder Production using Freeze Drying Method... 27 4.2. Betanin Determination using HPLC Analysis in Red Beet Powder... 28 in Red Beet Powder... 30 4.4. Antioxidant Activity (% inhibition) in Red Beet Powder... 31 5. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS... 34 5.1. Conclusions... 34 5.2. Recommendations... 34 6. REFERENCES... 35 7. APPENDIX... 39 v

LIST OF TABLES Page Table 1.The yield of Red Beet Powders using Different Maltodextrin Addition... 19 Table 2. The Betalain Content of Red Beet Powder using Different Maltodextrin Addition... 20 Table 3. The Antioxidant Activity of Red Beet Powder using Different Maltodextrin Addition... 22 Table 4. The yield of Red Beet Powders using Different ph Conditions... 23 Table 5. The Betalain Content of Red Beet Powder using Different ph Conditions... 24 Table 6. The Antioxidant Activity of Red Beet Powder using Different ph Conditions... 25 Table 7. Correlation Between Antioxidan Activity with Betalain Content... 26 vi

LIST OF FIGURES Page Figure 1. Red Beet (Beta vulgaris L.)... 3 Figure 2. Betaxanthin s chemical structure in Red Beet (Vargas et al., 2000)... 4 Figure 3. Betacyanin s chemical structure in Red Beet (Vargas et al., 2000)... 4 Figure 4. Betanin's chemical structure in Red Beet(Vargas et al., 2000)... 4 Figure 5. Red beet powder after freeze drying process... 9 Figure 6. High Performance Liquid Chromatography Shimadzu LC-10AT VP... 11 Figure 7. Sample after added with 3.9 ml of DPPH solution... 12 Figure 8. Chromatograms of betanin standard... 13 Figure 9. Chromatograms of betanin using 0% maltodextrin concentration... 14 Figure 10. Chromatograms of betanin using 20% maltodextrin concentration... 15 Figure 11. Chromatograms of betanin using 30% maltodextrin concentration... 16 Figure 12.Chromatograms of betanin using 40% maltodextrin concentration... 17 Figure 13. Chromatograms of betanin using 60% maltodextrin concentration... 18 Figure 14. Betanin Content of Red Beet Powder with Different Maltodextrin... 20 Figure 15. Betalain Content with Different Maltodextrin Concentration... 21 Figure 16.Betanin Content using Maltodextrin 20% with Different ph Conditions... 23 Figure 17. Red beet powder using 20% Maltodextrin Concentration... 24 Figure 18. Betalain Content using Maltodextrin 20% with Different ph Conditions... 25 Figure 19. Percentage Inhibition of Red Beet Powder using 20% Maltodextrin Concentration... 26 \ vii

LIST OF APPENDIX Page Appendix 1. Chromatograms of betanin standard... 39 Appendix 2. Chromatograms of betanin using 0% maltodextrin concentration... 39 Appendix 3. Chromatograms of betanin using 20% maltodextrin concentration... 40 Appendix 4. Chromatograms of betanin using 30% maltodextrin concentration... 41 Appendix 5. Chromatograms of betanin using 40% maltodextrin concentration... 42 Appendix 6. Chromatograms of betanin using 60% maltodextrin concentration... 43 Appendix 7. Output of Test of Normality on Betanin with Maltodextrin Treatments... 44 Appendix 8. Output of Post Hoc One Way Anova on Betanin with Maltodextrin Treatments... 45 Appendix 9. Output of Test of Normality on Betanin with ph Variation... 45 Appendix 10.Output of Post Hoc One Way Anova on Betanin with ph Variation... 45 Appendix 11.Output of Test of Normality on Betaxanthin with Maltodextrin Treatments... 46 Appendix 12.Output of Post Hoc One Way Anova on Betaxanthin with Maltodextrin Treatments... 46 Appendix 13. Output of Test of Normality on Betaxanthin with ph Variation... 46 Appendix 14.Output of Post Hoc One Way Anova on Betaxanthin with ph Variation... 47 Appendix 15.Output of Test of Normality on Betacyanin with Maltodextrin Treatment... 47 Appendix 16.Output of Post Hoc One Way Anova on Betacyanin with Maltodextrin Treatments... 48 Appendix 17. Output of Test of Normality on on Betacyanin Analysis with ph Variation... 48 Appendix 18.Output of Post Hoc One Way Anova on Betacyanin with ph Variation... 48 Appendix 19.Output of Test of Normality on Antioxidant Activity with Maltodextrin Treatments... 49 Appendix 20. Output of Post Hoc One Way Anova on Antioxidant Activity with Maltodextrin Treatments... 49 Appendix 21. Output of Test of Normality on Antioxidant Activity Analysis with ph Variation... 50 Appendix 22. Output of Post Hoc One Way Anova on Antioxidant Activity s with ph Variation... 50 Appendix 23. Output of Pearson Correlation between Antioxidan Activity with Betalain Content in Red Beet Powder... 51 viii