1. In oxidized meat, the meat loses oxygen and is oxidized to Fe3+. According to the data,  after the oxidizing agent (K6[FeCN6]) was added, the absorption of oxidized metmyoglobin was recorded as 0.76 which is higher than oxy-Myoglobin 0.120. What does this indicates???? what does it means????? 2.However, when reducing reagent was added, the absorption of oxymyoglobin is 0.783 which is higher than 0.100 of metmyoglobin.Why is this significant? 3.can this data help to indicates that oxymyoglobin preferred bright red color. Metmyoglobin prefered brown color, and is more susceptible than oxymyoglobin to oxidation?

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1. In oxidized meat, the meat loses oxygen and is oxidized to Fe3+. According to the data,  after the oxidizing agent (K6[FeCN6]) was added, the absorption of oxidized metmyoglobin was recorded as 0.76 which is higher than oxy-Myoglobin 0.120. What does this indicates???? what does it means?????

2.However, when reducing reagent was added, the absorption of oxymyoglobin is 0.783 which is higher than 0.100 of metmyoglobin.Why is this significant?

3.can this data help to indicates that oxymyoglobin preferred bright red color. Metmyoglobin prefered brown color, and is more susceptible than oxymyoglobin to oxidation?

 

Met-Myoglobin (Fe3+)
Original
Oxidized Sample Fe3+
Reduced Sample Fe2+
0.100
Beer-Lambert Law A = Ecl A = absorbance (no units).
0.270
0.760
Oxy-Myoglobin (Fe2+)
0.400
0.120
0.783
Transcribed Image Text:Met-Myoglobin (Fe3+) Original Oxidized Sample Fe3+ Reduced Sample Fe2+ 0.100 Beer-Lambert Law A = Ecl A = absorbance (no units). 0.270 0.760 Oxy-Myoglobin (Fe2+) 0.400 0.120 0.783
Absorbance (OD)
0.5
0.4
0.3-
0.2
0.1
metmyoglobin
500
520
540
oxymyoglobin
560 580
deoxymyoglobin
600 620
Wavelength (nm)
I
640
660
680 700
1,2
Myoglobin is easily extracted from a lean ground steak patty. The meat
contains very high levels of both Oxy-Mb and Met-Mb, which have unique spectral
properties. Table I illustrates the wavelengths of maximum absorbance peaks. The
unique spectral properties can be used to accurately identify and characterize the sample
identity with respect to both oxidation state and functional state.
Transcribed Image Text:Absorbance (OD) 0.5 0.4 0.3- 0.2 0.1 metmyoglobin 500 520 540 oxymyoglobin 560 580 deoxymyoglobin 600 620 Wavelength (nm) I 640 660 680 700 1,2 Myoglobin is easily extracted from a lean ground steak patty. The meat contains very high levels of both Oxy-Mb and Met-Mb, which have unique spectral properties. Table I illustrates the wavelengths of maximum absorbance peaks. The unique spectral properties can be used to accurately identify and characterize the sample identity with respect to both oxidation state and functional state.
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