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AN EASY RAPID METAL MEDIATED METHOD OF ISOLATION OF HARMINE AND HARMALINE FROM PEGANUM HARMALA

Christy Munir, M.I. Zaidi, Norazlina Ahmad

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Mercury (II) ions, when added to alcoholic extracts of harmala seeds, selectively precipitate harmine (Hm) and harmaline (Hl) as their complexes (Hg-Hm and Hg-Hl). From these, Hm and Hl can be recovered by subsequent treatment with H 2 S. This method of isolation is relatively simple, economical and rapid

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Mercury (II) ions, when added to alcoholic extracts of harmala seeds, selectively precipitate harmine (Hm) and harmaline (Hl) as their complexes (Hg-Hm and Hg-Hl). From these, Hm and Hl can be recovered by subsequent treatment with H 2 S. This method of isolation is relatively simple, economical and rapid

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Mercury (II) ions, when added to alcoholic extracts of harmala seeds, selectively precipitate harmine (Hm) and harmaline (Hl) as their complexes (Hg-Hm and Hg-Hl). From these, Hm and Hl can be recovered by subsequent treatment with H 2 S. This method of isolation is relatively simple, economical and rapid

Key concepts: Peganum harmala, Harmine, Harmaline, Chemistry, Isolation (microbiology), Traditional medicine, Chromatography, Biology

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