“…Over 89% of the extractable compounds were obtained from R. rubescens during the first 10 min of the HUAE. Similar kinetic effects were reported by Ahmad-Qasem et al (2013) for the UAE of a phenolic extract from olive leaves, as explained in Section 3.1.3. One primary goal for understanding and elucidating the kinetic model for this HUAE process was to predict the initial extraction rate, extraction rate constant and reference concentration.…”
“…Over 89% of the extractable compounds were obtained from R. rubescens during the first 10 min of the HUAE. Similar kinetic effects were reported by Ahmad-Qasem et al (2013) for the UAE of a phenolic extract from olive leaves, as explained in Section 3.1.3. One primary goal for understanding and elucidating the kinetic model for this HUAE process was to predict the initial extraction rate, extraction rate constant and reference concentration.…”
“…The extraction of phenolic compounds from olive leaves was evaluated through different methods : conventional extraction [29] or assisted solvent extraction such as ultrasound assisted extraction [30], heated water-glycerol extraction [31]and pressurized liquid extraction [32]. Table 5 showed a comparison of DIC treatment with different methods in the literature for the extraction of olive leaves phenolic compounds.…”
Section: Effect Of Dic Treatment On Total Polyphenols Yieldmentioning
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