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. 2021 Oct 2;26(19):5998. doi: 10.3390/molecules26195998

Table 1.

Levels and code of variable used for Box–Behnken design (BBD), and the observed responses at different experimental conditions.

Variable Units Symbol Variable Levels
Low (−1) Middle (0) Hight (+1)
Ethanol concentration % X1 40 60 80
Extraction temperature °C X2 25 42.5 60
Extraction time h X3 6 15 24
Run Extraction conditions Experimental results
X1 (ethanol concentration, %) X2 (extraction temperature, °C) X3 (extraction time, h) TP (mg GAE/g dw) * TF (mg QE/g dw) *
1 40 (−1) 42.5 (0) 24 (+1) 12.41 2.82
2 40 (−1) 25 (−1) 15 (0) 11.59 2.75
3 60 (0) 42.5 (0) 15 (0) 15.26 2.98
4 60 (0) 42.5 (0) 15 (0) 15.39 2.96
5 60 (0) 60 (+1) 6 (−1) 11.57 2.73
6 80 (+1) 60 (+1) 15 (0) 13.21 2.78
7 60 (0) 60 (+1) 24 (+1) 13.65 2.81
8 40 (−1) 60 (+1) 15 (0) 13.67 2.84
9 60 (0) 25 (−1) 6 (−1) 12.18 2.72
10 80 (+1) 25 (−1) 15 (0) 13.39 2.86
11 60 (0) 42.5 (0) 15 (0) 15.26 2.98
12 80 (+1) 42.5 (0) 6 (−1) 12.41 2.81
13 60 (0) 25 (−1) 24 (+1) 10.31 2.77
14 80 (+1) 42.5 (0) 24 (+1) 13.19 2.79
15 40 (−1) 42.5 (0) 6 (−1) 12.13 2.69

* Experiments were performed in triplicate and the data were reported as means of three values.