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Highly Selective Purification of Grewia asiatica Anthocyanin Based on Macroporous Resins

In the present study, enactments and separation characteristics of five extensively utilized adsorbents for enhancement and purification of Grewia asiatica Anthocyanins (ACNs) extracts were analysed. Among five tested resins (AB-8, Sepabeads Sp-700, C18SPE Cartridge, Sepabeads Sp-207 and AB-80), AB-...

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Published in:Pakistan journal of analytical and environmental chemistry 2021-01, Vol.22 (1), p.44-52
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Acidification
Adsorbents
Adsorption
Analysis
Anthocyanin
Anthocyanins
Chromatography
Coloring matter
Column chromatography
Composition
cyanidin-3-o-(6"acetylglucoside)
Desorption
Equilibrium
Fruits
Grewia asiatica
High performance liquid chromatography
Isotherms
Liquid chromatography
Porous resins
Purification
Resins
Separation
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