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Response Surface Optimization for Ultrasonic Ethanol-alkali Extraction of Total Phenols of Magnolia officinalisvar.biloba

Ding Chun-bang

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【Objective】 Optimize the extraction condition of highest yields of total phenols(magnolol,honokiol) for cortex Magnolia officinalis var.biloba,using the response surface analysis.【Method】 The extraction factors of the concentration of ethanol,concentration of alkali,solid-to-liquid and periods of ultrasound-assisted extraction were employed.【Results】 The second-order quadratic regression equation fitted the experimental data well with regard to magnolol(R2=0.940 2),honokiol(R2=0.962 6) and total phenols(R2=0.960 6),respectively.Under the condition of ultrasonic power 150 W,the optimum extraction conditions for total phenols were ethanol 56%,alkali 0.8%,solid-to-liquid 1∶36,period of extraction 29 min,where herein yields of magnolol were 1.95 mg/g,honokiol were 9.80 mg/g,total phenols were 11.75 mg/g.【Conclusion】 The predicted values got consistent with experimental values.Ethanol-alkali extraction of total phenols dominated in time,power and efficiency,comparing with ethanol and alkali extraction.

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【Objective】 Optimize the extraction condition of highest yields of total phenols(magnolol,honokiol) for cortex Magnolia officinalis var.biloba,using the response surface analysis.【Method】 The extraction factors of the concentration of ethanol,concentration of alkali,solid-to-liquid and periods of ultrasound-assisted extraction were employed.【Results】 The second-order quadratic regression equation fitted the experimental data well with regard to magnolol(R2=0.940 2),honokiol(R2=0.962 6) and total phenols(R2=0.960 6),respectively.Under the condition of ultrasonic power 150 W,the optimum extraction conditions for total phenols were ethanol 56%,alkali 0.8%,solid-to-liquid 1∶36,period of extraction 29 min,where herein yields of magnolol were 1.95 mg/g,honokiol were 9.80 mg/g,total phenols were 11.75 mg/g.【Conclusion】 The predicted values got consistent with experimental values.Ethanol-alkali extraction of total phenols dominated in time,power and efficiency,comparing with ethanol and alkali extraction.

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【Objective】 Optimize the extraction condition of highest yields of total phenols(magnolol,honokiol) for cortex Magnolia officinalis var.biloba,using the response surface analysis.【Method】 The extraction factors of the concentration of ethanol,concentration of alkali,solid-to-liquid and periods of ultrasound-assisted extraction were employed.【Results】 The second-order quadratic regression equation fitted the experimental data well with regard to magnolol(R2=0.940 2),honokiol(R2=0.962 6) and total phenols(R2=0.960 6),respectively.Under the condition of ultrasonic power 150 W,the optimum extraction conditions for total phenols were ethanol 56%,alkali 0.8%,solid-to-liquid 1∶36,period of extraction 29 min,where herein yields of magnolol were 1.95 mg/g,honokiol were 9.80 mg/g,total phenols were 11.75 mg/g.【Conclusion】 The predicted values got consistent with experimental values.Ethanol-alkali extraction of total phenols dominated in time,power and efficiency,comparing with ethanol and alkali extraction.

Key concepts: Magnolol, Honokiol, Magnolia officinalis, Extraction (chemistry), Phenols, Chemistry, Chromatography, Ethanol

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