Игнат Игнатов - Sc.D., профессор, директор, Научно-исследовательский центр медицинской биофизики (НИЦМБ) (г. София, Болгария). E-mail: mbioph@dir.bg Олег Викторович Мосин - к.х.н., научн. сотр., Московский университет прикладной биотехнологии, E-mail: mosin-oleg@yandex.ru

ИК-спектры сока кактуса и минеральной воды (НСО3 - - 1320-1488 мг/л, Са2+ - 29-36 мг/л; рН - 6,58..7,19) имели локальные максимумы при 8,95; 9,67; 9,81; 10,47 и 11,12 мкм. Гомогенизат медузы Catylorhiza turberculata имел локальные максимумы в ИК-спектрах при 8,98 и 10,18 мкм, а морская вода имела имела главный локальный максимум при 8,93 мкм. В горячей минеральной воде локальные максимумы в Ик-спектрах были лучше выражены по сравнению с Ик-спектрами воды при низкой температуре. Разница в локальных максимумах от +20 °С до 95 °С при увеличении температуры на 5 °С соответствовала критерию вероятности Стьюдента р < 0,05.

 

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