1) The stabilities of anthocyanins (ACNS) in strawberry juice concentrate (SJC) and pomegranate juice concentrate (PJC) were studied at 20°C. ACNS were degraded in both concentrates at the same percentage throughout the storage at 20°C. The data are presented in Table 1. a) Find out the reaction rate constants with their units. In which juice concentrate, the stability of ACNS is higher? How did you reach this conclusion, explain in one sentence. Table 1- ACN contents of SJC and PJC stored at 20°C SJC PJC Time (days) ACN (mg/L) Time (days) ACN (mg/L) 2250 1080 60 700 125 540 130 180 210 425 225 16 295 230

1) The stabilities of anthocyanins (ACNS) in strawberry juice concentrate (SJC) and pomegranate juice concentrate (PJC) were studied at 20°C. ACNS were degraded in both concentrates at the same percentage throughout the storage at 20°C. The data are presented in Table 1. a) Find out the reaction rate constants with their units. In which juice concentrate, the stability of ACNS is higher? How did you reach this conclusion, explain in one sentence. Table 1- ACN contents of SJC and PJC stored at 20°C SJC PJC Time (days) ACN (mg/L) Time (days) ACN (mg/L) 2250 1080 60 700 125 540 130 180 210 425 225 16 295 230

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1) The stabilities of anthocyanins (ACNS) in strawberry juice concentrate (SJC) and
pomegranate juice concentrate (PJC) were studied at 20°C. ACNS were degraded in both
concentrates at the same percentage throughout the storage at 20°C. The data are
presented in Table 1.
a) Find out the reaction rate constants with their units. In which juice concentrate, the
stability of ACNS is higher? How did you reach this conclusion, explain in one
sentence.
Table 1- ACN contents of SJC and PJC stored at 20°C
SJC
PJC
Time (days)
ACN (mg/L)
Time (days)
ACN (mg/L)
2250
1080
60
700
125
540
130
180
210
425
225
16
295
230

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