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. 2023 May 17;24(10):8874. doi: 10.3390/ijms24108874

Table 1.

Extraction methods for curcuminoids from plant material and their corresponding yields reported in the recent literature.

Extraction
Method
Extraction
Time
Solvent
Used
Additional
Technical Information
Extraction
Yield
Reference
Soxhlet Extraction 48 h Ethanol 40 °C 1.25% [74]
UAE 2 h Ethanol 40 °C, 1:30 (w/v), 240 W, 22 kHz 73.18% [53]
UAE 1 h Ethanol 35 °C, 250 W, 22 kHz 72% [75]
MAE 29.99 min Ethanol 160 W, 1:20 (w/v) 10.32% [62]
MAE 9 min Ethanol 900 W 88% [76]
EAE 8 h Water Enzyme: α-amylase, incubation time: 5 h 26.04% [77]
PLE 20 min Ethanol 60 °C, 100 bar 99 ± 5% [73]
EAE 8 h Water Enzyme: cellulase, 40 °C, pH: 4.5–6 25–27% [78]
MAE 2 min Acetone 100 W 82.4% [79]
UAE 40 min Ethanol 1:10 (w/v), 240 W, 42 kHz 7.67 ± 1.36% [59]
Soxlet extraction 7 h Acetone 56.53 °C 4.09% [80]
EAE 1 h Water Enzyme: pectinase, pH: 5, 50 °C 8.36% [19]
MAE 2 min Acetone 300 W 3.72% [55]
Soxhlet Extraction 8 h Acetone 60 °C 6.9% [55]
PLE 5 min Water/Ethanol 50/50 130 °C, 1:20 (w/v) 15.8% [72]
SFE 1 h SC-CO2 70 °C, 425 bar 0.68–0.73% [69]
UAE 40 min Ethanol 240 W; 42 kHz, 1:30 (w/v) 16.03% [59]
SFE 2.5 h SC-CO2 47 °C, 260 bar 71% [81]