Chemical constituents from the leaves of Jasminum sambac and its antioxidant potential / Nurul Fatin Fakhira Mohd Padli

Antioxidant is a substance which can impede the oxidation of other molecules. It plays an important role in impeding free radicals from damaging the skin and harmful ultraviolet rays. Traditional dietary supplement from Jasminum sambac extract is not very demanding in the market due to lack of fu...

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Main Author: Mohd Padli, Nurul Fatin Fakhira
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description Antioxidant is a substance which can impede the oxidation of other molecules. It plays an important role in impeding free radicals from damaging the skin and harmful ultraviolet rays. Traditional dietary supplement from Jasminum sambac extract is not very demanding in the market due to lack of further analysis of antioxidant in J. sambac. Apart from that, antioxidant potential of J. sambac may differ due to physical factors such as temperature, humidity, nutrients content in soil and air movement. J. sambac is also known as Arabian Jasmine originates from Oleaceae family. The objective of the study is to determine chemical constituents and antioxidant properties of leaves of J. sambac. Preliminary screening showed the presence of tannins, cardiac glycoside, steroid and saponins. Essential oil was obtained by hydrodistillation of J. sambac leaves mainly containing nonanal and 2 buten- I-one. DPPH assay was applied to determine the antioxidant activities of crude extract. Dichloromethane (DCM) extract showed a moderate scavenging with IC50 of 6.24 ppm compared to ascorbic acid as standard which showed highest scavenging effect with IC50 of 2.90 ppm. Methanol and petroleum ether extract showed weak scavenging activity with IC50 greater than 100 ppm. Hence, DCM extract is the most antioxidative extract compared to methanol and petroleum ether extracts. Phytochemical test for crude extracts mainly showed the presence of terpenoid, aromatic and antioxidative compound. Hence, benzophenone was found as antioxidative compound in dichloromethane extract by GC-MS and its characteristic were confirmed by FTIR and TLC analysis of crude extract.
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spelling uitm-255802019-09-19T00:59:11Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/25580/ Chemical constituents from the leaves of Jasminum sambac and its antioxidant potential / Nurul Fatin Fakhira Mohd Padli Mohd Padli, Nurul Fatin Fakhira Organic chemistry Aromatic compounds Extraction (Chemistry) Antioxidant is a substance which can impede the oxidation of other molecules. It plays an important role in impeding free radicals from damaging the skin and harmful ultraviolet rays. Traditional dietary supplement from Jasminum sambac extract is not very demanding in the market due to lack of further analysis of antioxidant in J. sambac. Apart from that, antioxidant potential of J. sambac may differ due to physical factors such as temperature, humidity, nutrients content in soil and air movement. J. sambac is also known as Arabian Jasmine originates from Oleaceae family. The objective of the study is to determine chemical constituents and antioxidant properties of leaves of J. sambac. Preliminary screening showed the presence of tannins, cardiac glycoside, steroid and saponins. Essential oil was obtained by hydrodistillation of J. sambac leaves mainly containing nonanal and 2 buten- I-one. DPPH assay was applied to determine the antioxidant activities of crude extract. Dichloromethane (DCM) extract showed a moderate scavenging with IC50 of 6.24 ppm compared to ascorbic acid as standard which showed highest scavenging effect with IC50 of 2.90 ppm. Methanol and petroleum ether extract showed weak scavenging activity with IC50 greater than 100 ppm. Hence, DCM extract is the most antioxidative extract compared to methanol and petroleum ether extracts. Phytochemical test for crude extracts mainly showed the presence of terpenoid, aromatic and antioxidative compound. Hence, benzophenone was found as antioxidative compound in dichloromethane extract by GC-MS and its characteristic were confirmed by FTIR and TLC analysis of crude extract. Faculty of Applied Sciences 2017 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/25580/1/PPb_NURUL%20FATIN%20FAKHIRA%20MOHD%20PADLI%20AS%20C%2017_5.PDF Mohd Padli, Nurul Fatin Fakhira (2017) Chemical constituents from the leaves of Jasminum sambac and its antioxidant potential / Nurul Fatin Fakhira Mohd Padli. (2017) [Student Project] <http://terminalib.uitm.edu.my/25580.pdf> (Unpublished)
spellingShingle Organic chemistry
Aromatic compounds
Extraction (Chemistry)
Mohd Padli, Nurul Fatin Fakhira
Chemical constituents from the leaves of Jasminum sambac and its antioxidant potential / Nurul Fatin Fakhira Mohd Padli
title Chemical constituents from the leaves of Jasminum sambac and its antioxidant potential / Nurul Fatin Fakhira Mohd Padli
title_full Chemical constituents from the leaves of Jasminum sambac and its antioxidant potential / Nurul Fatin Fakhira Mohd Padli
title_fullStr Chemical constituents from the leaves of Jasminum sambac and its antioxidant potential / Nurul Fatin Fakhira Mohd Padli
title_full_unstemmed Chemical constituents from the leaves of Jasminum sambac and its antioxidant potential / Nurul Fatin Fakhira Mohd Padli
title_short Chemical constituents from the leaves of Jasminum sambac and its antioxidant potential / Nurul Fatin Fakhira Mohd Padli
title_sort chemical constituents from the leaves of jasminum sambac and its antioxidant potential / nurul fatin fakhira mohd padli
topic Organic chemistry
Aromatic compounds
Extraction (Chemistry)
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/25580/