MICROWAVE RADIATION, ITS INFLUENCE ON SOLUTIONS AND USE FOR EXTRACTION OF COMPONENTS OF PLANT MATERIAL

1-st Report. The systems of microwave-assisted extraction and their application for extraction of natural compounds

Abstract

The review discusses the basic principles of microwave extraction and its difference from convection extraction methods. Microwave extraction systems and their application for distinguishing various classes of natural compounds are considered.

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