The new „green“ methodology for isolation of natural products from medicinal plants utilizing a mechanochemical approach

Pankrushina, N. A.; Lomovsky, O. I.; Boldyrev, V. M.

doi:10.1055/s-2007-987127

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Application Of Mechanochemical Interactions To Enhance the Efficiency Of The Plant Raw Materials Extraction And To Obtain Powder1

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“…103,165,166,177,207–213 “Dry extraction” of biologically active compounds from plants has proved to be an efficient alternative to traditional multi-stage extraction using organic solvents. 214–219…”

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“…When the reagent is chosen successfully, the technology for obtaining the new product becomes economically efficient because liquid extracting agents are not used and liquid and solid wastes are not formed. For specific examples of several alkaloids, acids, glycosides, and phytosterols, it has been demonstrated that the yield and selectivity of extraction can be increased (14,70).…”

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Mechanochemical solid acid/base reactions for obtaining biologically active preparations and extracting plant materials

Lomovsky

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2017

Green Chemistry Letters and Reviews

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Mechanochemically assisted extraction involves the mechanical treatment of powder mixtures of plant materials and convenient reagents in special mill-activators to solubilize the biologically active substances. The reactions of the solid hydroxides, carbonates, and hydrocarbonates of alkali metals are the subject of this paper. During mechanochemical treatment, insoluble biologically active substances are transformed into water-soluble or highly reactive mechanocomposites. The types of reagents used depend on the chemical nature of the biologically active substance and the possible chemical reactions between the substance and reagents. Solid-state mechanochemical reactions between active acids and solid bases and between biogenic amines and acids and the formation of soluble complexes of biologically active substances with watersoluble and insoluble polymers were explored in this study. The advantages of using these reactions in mechanochemically assisted extraction are presented in this review.

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Mechanochemically Assisted Extraction

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2011

Enhancing Extraction Processes in the Food Industry

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The new „green“ methodology for isolation of natural products from medicinal plants utilizing a mechanochemical approach

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Spiers Memorial Lecture: Mechanochemistry, tribochemistry, mechanical alloying – retrospect, achievements and challenges

Spiers Memorial Lecture: Mechanochemistry, tribochemistry, mechanical alloying – retrospect, achievements and challenges

Mechanochemical solid acid/base reactions for obtaining biologically active preparations and extracting plant materials

Mechanochemically Assisted Extraction

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