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Higher CGE and HGE mean higher extraction of existing carbon and hydrogen in the biomass, respectively.
The higher dissolution of solids will be required for the higher extraction of components from the biomass.
The MALT resulted in higher extraction of hemicellulose into the yellow liquor than during the SALT of the autohydrolysed SSB.
Furthermore, it has been reported that acidic conditions allow a higher extraction of proanthocyanidins by preventing autoxidation and decreasing their polar interactions with the cell wall [26].
The higher extraction of S compared to Ca suggests that the formation of calcium sulfate such as gypsum or anhydrite was relatively small.
Relatively higher extraction of lipids (3.27% gLip/gdry wt) and proteins (39.91 mg/L) was reported using Ti/IrO2 material at the anode.
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Tight initial spacing and thinning with high extraction of stems can improve growth and timber quality of stands.
The optimal conditions to obtain the highest extraction of APH (18.19 ± 0.26%) were as follows: microwave power, 330 W; extraction time, 80.67 min and extraction temperature, 82 °C.
The hydrothermal treatments resulted in slight increase in the ash concentration because of the relatively high extraction of other biomass components from the substrate.
As an example, the researchers came up with four alternate weighting schemes to show how policymakers could evaluate whether their country is headed in the direction they want, whether for strong conservation or high extraction of marine resources.
The optimal conditions to obtain the highest extraction of WPZL (13.398 ± 0.019%) were as follows: ultrasonic power, 88.77 W; extraction time, 29.96 min, extraction temperature, 77.73 °C and water to raw material ratio 24.44 mL/g.
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