2001Chinese Journal of Applied ChemistryRequires access

Extraction of Flavones from Ginkgo Leaves

Chun Zhang

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The Ginkgo flavones were extracted from water leaching liquor of the Ginkgo leaves. The leaching conditions, extractant, extraction time, temperature, pH of the extraction solution and phase separation have been investigated. The optimum extraction conditions are: 60 ℃, 30 min. pH=3~4 and with ethylbutyl ketone as extractant.

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The Ginkgo flavones were extracted from water leaching liquor of the Ginkgo leaves. The leaching conditions, extractant, extraction time, temperature, pH of the extraction solution and phase separation have been investigated. The optimum extraction conditions are: 60 ℃, 30 min. pH=3~4 and with ethylbutyl ketone as extractant.

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The Ginkgo flavones were extracted from water leaching liquor of the Ginkgo leaves. The leaching conditions, extractant, extraction time, temperature, pH of the extraction solution and phase separation have been investigated. The optimum extraction conditions are: 60 ℃, 30 min. pH=3~4 and with ethylbutyl ketone as extractant.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Flavones, Extraction (chemistry), Ginkgo, Chromatography, Leaching (pedology), Botany, Soil water

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