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Study on Flavonoids Purification Extracted from Sesame Leaves

Zhou Guoyi

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The purification technology of flavonoids from sesame leaves by means of absorbent resin chromatography was studied in this paper. The optimum conditions of purification are as follow: The crude flavonoids extracts are washed with water at pH8.0, and eluted with alcohol at concentration 70% (V/V). The purity of flavonoids is 31.6% in the extracts after purification.

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The purification technology of flavonoids from sesame leaves by means of absorbent resin chromatography was studied in this paper. The optimum conditions of purification are as follow: The crude flavonoids extracts are washed with water at pH8.0, and eluted with alcohol at concentration 70% (V/V). The purity of flavonoids is 31.6% in the extracts after purification.

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The purification technology of flavonoids from sesame leaves by means of absorbent resin chromatography was studied in this paper. The optimum conditions of purification are as follow: The crude flavonoids extracts are washed with water at pH8.0, and eluted with alcohol at concentration 70% (V/V). The purity of flavonoids is 31.6% in the extracts after purification.

Key concepts: Chromatography, Chemistry, Elution, Alcohol, Flavonoid, Biochemistry, Antioxidant

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