Phenolic compounds

Hydroxyl derivatives of aromatic hydrocarbons
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Phenolic compounds widely exist in nature, such as Eugenol Exists in Eugenol oil (including about 80%)( Laurel leaf oil 80%), Thymol Exists in Thyme oil (50% or so) Medium, all commonly used spices. Most phenolic compounds have aroma, and their varieties account for about 5% of the total number of spices. As 2 Phenyl ether Anisole Rose ether They are commonly used perfume compounds. [1]
Chinese name
Phenolic compounds
Foreign name
phenolic compound
Meaning
Hydroxyl derivatives of aromatic hydrocarbons
Characteristics
With special aromatic smell

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English version of "phenolic compounds"
phenolic compound;
Explanation of "Phenolic Compounds" in Academic Literature
According to its volatility It includes volatile phenol and nonvolatile phenol. Phenolic compounds in nature are mostly Plant life activities As a result, the phenols contained in plants are called endogenous phenols, and the rest are called Exogenous Phenol.
Phenolic compounds have special aromatic odor, are weakly acidic, and are easy to be oxidized in the environment.

Endogenous phenol

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Studies have shown that some biological activity Compounds play a beneficial role in human health. Among these bioactive compounds Phenols Derivatives. Many beverages contain these compounds, such as Wine , tea, coffee, etc.
Phenolic derivatives are compounds containing phenols, which are a huge complex family of compounds. Because of its high hydroxyl substitution Reactivity And its phagocytosis Free radical These compounds have the potential of antioxidant activity. These compounds can be divided into two categories: Flavonoids (extracts of pericarp, seed and stem) and non flavonoids (extracts of cell vacuoles). Flavonoids constitute low molecular weight polyphenol Base; They can be further divided into flavonoids Xanthone alcohol And flavanone. Flavonoids have a variety of biological effects. Because of their chelating properties, they have been proved to have anti-inflammatory Antiallergic reaction antiviral And anti-cancer properties.
Phenolic compounds exist in plants and undergo a series of reactions in various stages of their processing to form changeable beverages Mass characteristics Compound phenolic compounds of. Phenolic components will also affect the changes of beverage quality characteristics, such as taste, color, convergence, etc. many Grape Growers have begun to use phenolic components to assess the impact of various wine making methods on the quality of finished products.
Drinks are Flavonoids And other phenolic derivatives. These substances are regarded as important Antioxidants Nutrient source of. Some studies have shown that the increased absorption of vitamins and other antioxidants by the human body can promote the oxidative protection of the human body against free radical erosion.
There are various fat carrying proteins or Lipoprotein As a result of the oxidation of free radicals and their structural changes, Low density lipoprotein (LDL) and heart disease It is directly related. Low density lipoprotein (LDL) deposits on the fibrous wall of the blood vessel and causes other components of the blood to gather, resulting in blood flow Restricted and causes heart disease. And in the beverage antioxidant Composition can be reduced lipid Oxidation and formation of anti heart disease protection. U.S.A University Of California Our research shows that: Red Wine The phenolic compounds contained in vitamin E It can effectively reduce the infarct caused by arterial stenosis. The research also shows that phenolic compounds can also prevent platelet Formation of clots; Different types of phenolic derivatives have different effects on platelets.
Phenolic compounds can also inhibit leukemia The anti proliferation effect of cell growth is equal to or even greater than that of traditional anti-cancer factors. Flavonoids Through its non-toxic mechanism, it may also DNA RNA It can inhibit leukemia cells through the transfer of protein and the synthesis of protein in cells.

Exogenous phenol

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Phenol is the most toxic of phenolic compounds, usually Phenolic wastewater In which phenol and Cresol The content of is the highest. Phenol and cresol are commonly used in environmental monitoring volatility Phenol as Pollution index
In the environment Phenol contamination It mainly refers to the pollution of phenolic compounds to water bodies. Phenolic wastewater is harmful and has a wide range of pollution in the world today industrial waste water One is the important source of water pollution in the environment. In many industrial fields, such as gas, coking, oil refining, metallurgy Machinery manufacturing , glass petrochemical industry Phenols are contained in waste water discharged from wood fiber, chemical organic synthesis industry, plastics, medicine, pesticide, paint and other industries. If the wastewater is directly discharged and irrigated without treatment, it can pollute the air, water, soil and food.
Phenol is a kind of chemical poison with medium strength Protoplasm In protein happen chemical reaction At low concentration, it can denature cells, and at high concentration, it can coagulate proteins. Phenolic compounds can be Skin mucosa respiratory tract And the digestive tract into the body. Low concentration may cause cumulative chronic poisoning, while high concentration may cause acute poisoning So that he died of coma. Generally speaking, after phenol enters the human body, the body will transform it into non-toxic substances through its own detoxification function and expel them from the body. Only when the intake exceeds the detoxification function can it accumulate and lead to chronic poisoning, which is manifested as dizzy headache , nervous Anorexia , vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms.
Because of the extensive use of phenol, it is difficult to prevent its pollution. A strict operation system must be established in the plant producing and using phenol to prevent the outflow of phenol. At the same time, recycling and utilization of waste water Biological oxidation treatment It is strictly prohibited to discharge phenol containing wastewater Seepage well Seepage pit To avoid polluting groundwater.