Study on Flavonoids Composite Extraction from Lotus Leaf and its Radicals Scavenging Capacity
Sun Zhi-yang
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Sun Zhi-yang
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Lotus leaf flavonoids were extracted by ultrasonic and microwave.The optimal process conditions for flavonoids extraction was obtained to extract 25 minutes with 60 % alcohol when solid-to-liquid ratio was 1∶25 by ultrasonic.And then extracts were extracted 90 seconds when power was 462-watt by microwave.Extraction yield of flavones was 2.45 %.Flavonoids activities to scavenge hydroxy radicals and superoxide radicals were examined.When flavonoids(rutin as reference substance) were 125 mg/L and 3.5 mg/L,50 % hydroxy radicals and superoxide radicals were scavenged.The results showed that lotus leaf flavonoids has hydroxy radicals and superoxide radicals scavenging capacity.It provides a theoretical basis for Lotus leaf as natural antioxidant.
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Lotus leaf flavonoids were extracted by ultrasonic and microwave.The optimal process conditions for flavonoids extraction was obtained to extract 25 minutes with 60 % alcohol when solid-to-liquid ratio was 1∶25 by ultrasonic.And then extracts were extracted 90 seconds when power was 462-watt by microwave.Extraction yield of flavones was 2.45 %.Flavonoids activities to scavenge hydroxy radicals and superoxide radicals were examined.When flavonoids(rutin as reference substance) were 125 mg/L and 3.5 mg/L,50 % hydroxy radicals and superoxide radicals were scavenged.The results showed that lotus leaf flavonoids has hydroxy radicals and superoxide radicals scavenging capacity.It provides a theoretical basis for Lotus leaf as natural antioxidant.
Key concepts: Radical, Chemistry, Rutin, Flavones, Superoxide, Extraction (chemistry), Lotus effect, Scavenging