Sentence examples for distillation yields from inspiring English sources

Distillation yields 1.3 to 5.5percentt essential oil, the main components of which are turmerone and ar-turmerone.

Geranium (Pelargonium graveolens L). is an aromatic crop, the shoot biomass of which, on steam distillation, yields an essential oil which is widely used in fragrance and flavour industries.

The fresh herb on distillation yields essential oil containing a large variety of aroma chemicals in varying composition.

Purification of the DAG oil using short path distillation yielded a DAG-enriched palm olein with 60 wt% DAG and 40 wt% TAG which is suitable for margarine, spread or shortening applications.

The decay-corrected distillation yield was 67% +/- 16%.

Product distillation yielded H12-NEC with a purity above 99% in a mixture of three conformers.

The fractionation by extraction with non-polar solvents of similar nature, but of different boiling points, is a separation analogous to fractional distillation which yields basically complex fractions, first by boiling point ranges and consequently by molecular weight ranges (Dehkisia et al. 2004; Hoiberg 1965; Suelves et al. 2003).

The crude methamphetamine base was distilled under vacuum (2 mbar, 60−100 °C) using Kugelrohr distillation to yield methamphetamine as a clear to pale yellow oil (2.5 g, 42%).

Cloves are strongly pungent owing to eugenol, which is extracted by distillation to yield oil of cloves.

The designed biocompatible solvent serves as both the extractant for extractive fermentation and the entrainer for extractive distillation, to yield water-free ethanol.

The oil companies, who made enormous profits due to the energy crisis, are loath to relinquish control of U.S. fuel production, and argue that ethanol consumes more energy in distillation than it yields.