Extraction process of polyphenols from roses
Liu Peng-l
Abstract
Liu Peng-l
Abstract
Alcohol steeping-extraction technology was used to extract polyphenols from roses.The single factor experiments and orthogonal test were adopted to study the impacts of different alcohol concentration,material / liquid ratio,extraction temperature,extraction duration and extract times.Experimental results showed that the order of different effect factors on yield was : alcohol concentration extraction temperature materiel / liquid ratio extraction duration;the optimal extraction process is: 75 % alcohol,1: 20material / liquid ratio,70 ℃ extraction temperature,extraction for 40 min,and extract twice.The pure yield of polyphenols under the above extraction condition was 9.18 %.The method is easy to operate,low-cost and highly efficient.It is suitable for the massive industrial production.
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Alcohol steeping-extraction technology was used to extract polyphenols from roses.The single factor experiments and orthogonal test were adopted to study the impacts of different alcohol concentration,material / liquid ratio,extraction temperature,extraction duration and extract times.Experimental results showed that the order of different effect factors on yield was : alcohol concentration extraction temperature materiel / liquid ratio extraction duration;the optimal extraction process is: 75 % alcohol,1: 20material / liquid ratio,70 ℃ extraction temperature,extraction for 40 min,and extract twice.The pure yield of polyphenols under the above extraction condition was 9.18 %.The method is easy to operate,low-cost and highly efficient.It is suitable for the massive industrial production.
Key concepts: Extraction (chemistry), Polyphenol, Yield (engineering), Alcohol, Chromatography, Steeping, Chemistry, Materials science