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. 2022 Nov 12;11(11):2231. doi: 10.3390/antiox11112231

Table 4.

Independent variables and experimental data of the response design for the PHWE of phenolic antioxidants from Bambusa chungii culms.

Run Independent Variables Dependent Variables: Experimental Values
A (mL/g) B (min) C (°C) Y1
(mg/g RM)
Y2
(mg−1/mL−1)
Y3
(mg−1/mL−1)
Y4 (μmol FSE/mg DW)
1 20 20 140 2.29 7.34 19.32 0.77
2 20 5 180 2.64 7.40 41.65 0.88
3 30 10 180 3.35 10.71 50.71 1.09
4 20 10 160 3.26 8.95 46.47 1.00
5 20 10 160 3.09 9.23 38.93 1.00
6 20 10 160 3.24 9.68 38.77 1.01
7 30 20 160 4.08 8.92 45.68 1.08
8 30 5 160 3.34 8.05 42.88 1.01
9 15 20 160 2.90 7.01 30.33 0.95
10 15 10 140 1.51 5.60 20.12 0.66
11 30 10 140 1.89 6.26 18.50 0.75
12 20 20 180 2.53 8.06 33.98 0.89
13 15 10 180 2.40 7.87 32.59 0.91
14 20 5 140 1.06 6.02 17.56 0.57
15 15 5 160 2.53 7.85 34.04 0.97
16 20 10 160 3.22 8.90 35.73 0.92
17 20 10 160 3.28 8.23 33.43 0.94

A, material-to-liquid ratio; B, extraction time; C, temperature; Y1, total yield of target phenolic compounds; Y2, DPPH IC501; Y3, ABTS IC501; Y4, ferric reducing antioxidant power.