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Chang, Ruimiao; Wang, Huichun; Liu, Shumian; Dong, Yijing; Zhang, Guangbin; Chen, Anjia; Zhang, Ruiping; Li, Yong
Separation and purification technology, 01/2025, Volume: 353Journal Article
Display omitted •MagUiO-66-NH2-MH0.05 was obtained by a simple and inexpensive thermo-alkali-hydrolysis.•Adsorption of quercetin by magUiO-66-NH2-MH0.05 was significantly higher than that by magUiO-66-NH2.•MagUiO-66-NH2-MH0.05 has significantly higher magnetic properties than magUiO-66-NH2.•MagUiO-66-NH2-MH0.05 had a maximum adsorption capacity for quercetin was 65.30 mg·g−1.•After 7 cycles, the removal rate of magUiO-66-NH2-MH0.05 was 96.3 % of adsorption capacity. For rapid separation of quercetin from apple peel, a novel magnetic nanomaterial was prepared by a simple and economical thermal alkaline hydrolysis method in this study. This magnetic nanomaterial was obtained by mixing and then heating magUiO-66-NH2 (magnetic University of Oslo 66-NH2) with 0.05 mol·L−1 KOH aqueous solution, and was named magUiO-66-NH2-MH0.05 (magUiO-66-NH2-mixed heating0.05), which has better magnetic properties, thermal stability, pore capacity and average pore size than magUiO-66-NH2. The obtained magUiO-66-NH2-MH0.05 had strong adsorption capacity for quercetin, and the maximum adsorption capacity was 65.30 mg·g−1. MagUiO-66-NH2-MH0.05 tends to be monolayer-layer adsorption for quercetin, and electron sharing or transfer may occur during the adsorption process. Compared with naringenin, naringin and gallic acid, magUiO-66-NH2-MH0.05 showed good recognition ability for quercetin, and the recovery rate was good. After 7 cycles, the removal rate of magUiO-66-NH2-MH0.05 for quercetin was 96.3 % of the initial adsorption capacity. A magnetic solid-phase extraction method coupled with High-Performance Liquid Chromatography based on magUiO-66-NH2-MH0.05 was successfully used for rapid separation and determination of quercetin in apple peel. This study will help to discover the experimental law of the treatment of UiO-66-NH2 nanomaterials by hot alkaline hydrolysis, reveal the reaction mechanism, and expand the application of UiO-66-NH2 nanomaterials in food analysis.
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