Extraction of ceramide homolog from konjac
Surong Jin
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Surong Jin
Abstract
With the konjac as the raw material, this artical mainly talks about the extraction conditions, separation and purification methods of ceramides from konjac using soxhlet extraction. The effects of single fectors, such as extraction temperature, ratio of liquid to material, the concentration of solvent ethanol and time were investigated. Results: The best technical conditions for ceramide extraction was obtained through orthogonal experiments as follows: temperature 92 ℃, liquid material ratio 1:5, 95% ethanol and time 12 h.
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With the konjac as the raw material, this artical mainly talks about the extraction conditions, separation and purification methods of ceramides from konjac using soxhlet extraction. The effects of single fectors, such as extraction temperature, ratio of liquid to material, the concentration of solvent ethanol and time were investigated. Results: The best technical conditions for ceramide extraction was obtained through orthogonal experiments as follows: temperature 92 ℃, liquid material ratio 1:5, 95% ethanol and time 12 h.
Key concepts: Ceramide, Extraction (chemistry), Chromatography, Raw material, Solvent, Chemistry, Ethanol, Extraction ratio