Table 3.
Comparison of recovery yields in several extraction methods for isolating ethyl carbamate
Method | I | II | III | IV | V | VI | VII | VIII | IX (ATPS) |
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Treatment | EC+BC | EC+BC | EC+BC | EC+BC | EC+BC+NaCl | EC+BC+NaCl | EC+BC+NaCl | EC+BC+NaCl | EC+BC+K2HPO4 |
Solvent | DCM | DCM | CF | CF | DCM | DCM | CF | CF | ‒ |
Mixing | Vortex | Ultrasonic | Vortex | Ultrasonic | Vortex | Ultrasonic | Vortex | Ultrasonic | Vortex |
Yield | 43±5 | 42±3 | 47±4 | 43±3 | 53±8 | 57±2 | 62±11 | 58±6 | 90±4 |
Values are presented as mean±standard deviation for triplicate.
Both concentrations of NaCl and K2HPO4 are 15%. A vortex is used for 10 s and ultrasonic is operated for 30 min in a bath.
ATPS, aqueous two-phase system; EC, ethyl carbamate; BC, butyl carbamate; DCM, dichloromethane; CF, chloroform.