1. Microwave-assisted Water Extraction Combined with Foam Separation and Enrichment of Saponins.
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WANG Wen-qi, CHAI Xiang-hua, WU Ke-gang, HE Dong, DUAN Xue-juan, ZHANG Xiang-yu, CHA Qin, and XIE Wei
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SAPONINS ,GAS flow ,RAW materials ,MICROWAVE plasmas ,FOAM ,ENVIRONMENTAL protection ,MICROWAVES ,LIQUIDS - Abstract
To study the optimal extraction conditions for microwave-assisted water extraction combined with foam separation and enrichment of the saponins of Gleditsia sinensis Lam.. Through single factor experiments and response surface experiments, microwave power, microwave time, liquid-to-material ratio, and raw material particle size were used as test factors to explore the optimal extraction conditions for microwave-assisted water extraction, and then the enrichment ratio was further used as an investigation factor to explore gas effects of flow rate, temperature, liquid filling volume, and feed liquid concentration on the enrichment of saponins. The results showed that: The optimal conditions for the microwave-assisted water extraction method were microwave time 33 s, microwave power 1 000 W, raw material particle size 100 mesh, and liquid-to-material ratio 35 mL/g. The optimal enrichment conditions for the foam separation and enrichment method are gas flow rate 400 mL/min, liquid volume 30 mL, feed liquid concentration 7.13 mg/mL, and temperature 70 °. Microwave-assisted water extraction combined with foam separation to enrich saponin saponin has the advantages of high extraction efficiency, green environmental protection and simple equipment compared with traditional alcohol extraction and water decoction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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