Effect of Bentonite on the Structure and Performance of Sodium Alginate as Microsphere Carrier of Essential Oil

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The effect of bentonite (BT) on the structure and performance of sodium alginate (SA) as microsphere carrier of essential oil is studied. The addition of BT can improve the performance of alginate gel microspheres through the study of the properties of single carrier SA and composite carrier SA/BT. The experimental results show that the viscosity of composite carrier SA/BT solution is higher than that of carrier SA solution, and the increasing rate of viscosity of composite solution with temperature is less than that of SA. The addition of BT can effectively inhibit the swelling of SA microspheres. The hydrogen bonding between SA and BT is shown in FTIR, and the interlayer spacing of BT crystal structure is not changed in XRD analysis. The mass loss rate of SA/BT microspheres is lower than that of SA in TGA analysis. The more dense structure of SA/BT microspheres than that of SA microspheres is confirmed by SEM. The release rate of cinnamon oil in SA/BT gel microspheres is significantly lower than that in SA gel microspheres under different temperature conditions. The addition of BT could better control the volatilization of essential oil encapsulated in SA gel microspheres.

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