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. 2020 Nov 17;10:19950. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-76965-8

Table 3.

Box–Behnken design and corresponding hesperidin and narirutin yields from immature C. unshiu pomace.

Run no. Uncoded (coded) levels Extraction yield (%)
Temperature (X1, ℃) Ethanol concentration (X2, %, v/v) S/F ratio (X3, mL/g dry sample) Hesperidin Narirutin
1 60 (− 1) 40 (− 1) 30 (0) 21.8 59.2
2 60 (− 1) 80 (+ 1) 30 (0) 24.7 61.8
3 90 (+ 1) 40 (− 1) 30 (0) 43.8 68.4
4 90 (+ 1) 80 (+ 1) 30 (0) 38.1 69.4
5 60 (− 1) 60 (0) 20 (− 1) 22.6 57.7
6 60 (− 1) 60 (0) 40 (+ 1) 42.0 75.1
7 90 (+ 1) 60 (0) 20 (− 1) 37.0 64.6
8 90 (+ 1) 60 (0) 40 (+ 1) 63.1 80.2
9 75 (0) 40 (− 1) 20 (− 1) 25.7 58.8
10 75 (0) 40 (− 1) 40 (+ 1) 48.6 77.2
11 75 (0) 80 (+ 1) 20 (− 1) 31.5 64.7
12 75 (0) 80 (+ 1) 40 (+ 1) 47.4 75.4
13 75 (0) 60 (0) 30 (0) 56.5 76.9
14 75 (0) 60 (0) 30 (0) 60.0 79.8
15 75 (0) 60 (0) 30 (0) 59.9 77.5
16 75 (0) 60 (0) 30 (0) 60.7 77.4
17 75 (0) 60 (0) 30 (0) 59.3 76.8

The extraction yield (%) was calculated as the mass (mg) of each flavonoid in the extract divided by that (mg) in the raw immature C. unshiu pomace.