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. 2019 Aug 19;24(16):3007. doi: 10.3390/molecules24163007

Table 1.

Solvent free extraction: techniques, applications and experimental conditions.

Material Analyte Process/Conditions Analysis Ref
Red grape Anthocyanins Expeller UV-visible, HPLC [11]
Tomato Carotenoids Spiral-filter press UPLC-MS-Ms [12]
Rice bran Vegetable oil Screw press GC-MS [13]
Walnut floor Vegetable oil Hydraulic press UV-visible [14]
Orange peel Polyphenols DIC: 0.6 MPa, 20 s, 6 cycles HPLC-DAD [15]
Hyssorpus Essential oil DIC: 1 MPa, 100 s, 12 cycles GC-FID, GC-MS [16]
Roselle Anthocyanins DIC: 0.18 MPa, 20 s, 1 cycle UV-Visible, HPLC [17]
Tephrosia seeds Ciceritol DIC: 0.6 MPa, 240 s, 1 cycle HPLC-DAD [18]
Salvia officinalis Essential oil SFME: 650 W, 35 min GC-MS/GC-FID [19]
Strawberry Aromatic compounds MHG, 1000 W/kg, 30 min. GC-MS [20]
Lettuce Onions Polyphenols SFME: P.atm, 1 W/g, 15–50 min
MHG, 500 g, P(atm)
300–900 W, T = 5–70 min
HPLC-DAD [21,22]
Tomato Carotenoids PEF: 0.5 kV/cm, 1kJ/kg, 60 °C, water HPLC-DAD [23]
Purple-fleshed potato Anthocyanins PEF: 3.4 kV/cm, 35 pulses, 40 °C, ethanol HPLC-DAD [24]
Grape seeds Polyphenols PEF: 5 kV/cm, 1–5 pulses, 30% ethanol UV-Visible [25]

See text for the corresponding solvent-free technique abbreviations.