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Nonethanolic solvent complex and the effect of higher temperature allows more effective extraction of active compounds from propolis.
Nonethanolic solvent complex on the basis of PEG allows more effective extraction of active compounds from propolis, as compared with extracts containing water or oil only.
The electrocatalytic effect produced by the polymer film is attributed to an effective extraction of ARS from very dilute solution (the partition coefficients on hydrophobic interfacial zones, K1 is 2.5×107, and that on hydrated zones, K2 is 6.3×104 in 0.2 M H2SO4).
In this study an attempt is made to optimize the period for effective extraction of indigo from Couroupita guianensis fruit and application of the crude extract on the cotton fabric.
Ondič, L. et al. Effective extraction of photoluminescence from a diamond layer with a photonic crystal.
However, effective extraction of Artemisia sphaerocephala Krasch seeds polysaccharides is still an unsolved issue.
This novel approach may serve as a promising alternative for the cost-effective extraction of lignin and recovery of NaOH from the black liquor with modulation feasibility.
When the geothermal exploration is taken into account, the study of hydrothermal systems also includes the cost-effective extraction of heat and the industrial process under which it will be processed as well (Ledru and Frottier [2010]).
Due to the high cell-bound to extracellular ratio of cholesterol oxidase produced by Rhodococcus, even in those strains that also produce extracellular enzyme, the use of detergents is compulsory in the cost-effective extraction of this enzyme.
There is a growing demand to find an effective extraction process of sulfated polysaccharides from brown algae to conserve its structure and biological activity.
With increasing of potential toxicity of engineered nanoparticles (NPs), many in-vivo and in-vitro studies have been conducted and required an effective extraction method of NPs from exposed biological samples (tissues or cells).
