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In order to compare the yields of extraction in different solvents, the extraction factor (EF) of bioactive molecules from each extract has been calculated, considering the absorption values (A at λmax) recorded for each λmax, multiplied with the dilution factor (d) and applying the relation: EF=A(λ max )⋅d.

Whereas microwave irradiation at higher temperatures in pressure vessels could lead to higher yields of extraction.

The yields of extraction were calculated in percentage (w/w) relative to the weight of the starting plant material.

The yields of extraction are between 3.20 and 5.78% depending on the part of the plant used (Table  1).

The prepared extract was concentrated to 100 mL with a rotatory evaporator in low pressure, then the extract was dried at 35°C 40°C, and the yield of extraction was 25 mg of freeze-dried powder per 100 mg dry stigma and the extraction was repeated five times.

In this work, three different extraction procedures were performed in Gleditsia triacanthos seeds in order to obtain extracts that were characterized in terms of the yield of extraction, total phenolic content and antioxidant properties.

The yield of extraction was 18, 21 and 25%% for C.sativus, B.vulgaris and Z.jujuba respectively.

Results indicated that the effect of pressure on yield of extraction is much more than temperature.

The highest yield of extraction was achieved at 5 min and amplitude of 62.5% (62%).

The other variables did not present significant influence in the yield of extraction.

Response surface methodology was applied to investigate the yield of extraction.