Utrasonic topic: "What is an Ultrasonic Extractor?"
An ultrasonic extractor is a probe-type sonicator used to produce botanical extracts with higher yields and superior quality. Since sonication is a non-thermal extraction method, all bioactive compounds (e.g. vitamins, flavours, antioxidants, CBD etc.) are preserved against heat-induced degradation. This makes ultrasonic extractors the superior tool when it comes to the intensification of ultrasonic extraction processes.
The application of high-power ultrasound waves causes the perforation and disruption of cells and tissues and promotes mass transfer. This means the intracellular material (i.e. the targeted substances) is released from the inner cell and transferred into the solvent. Ultrasonic extraction intensifies the extraction process resulting in higher yields, superior extract quality and rapid processing. At the same time, ultrasonic extraction is an environmental-friendly, green method.
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Dandelion Extraction – Potent Tinctures with Sonication
Ultrasonic extraction of dandelion plant parts is a highly efficient and effective method to obtain bioactive compounds under mild extraction conditions - yielding a high-quality extracts and tinctures. Learn how to apply ultrasonication to maximize extraction yields while preserving the…
https://www.hielscher.com/dandelion-extraction-potent-tinctures-with-sonication.htmFlower Extraction – Mild Processing, High Yields by Sonication
Whether you want to make an absolute, flower-infused water or blossom hydrolat, sonication helps you to increase the yield of your flower extract. Learn why sonication is the ideal extraction technique to isolate the delicate biomolecules and essential oils from…
https://www.hielscher.com/flower-extraction-mild-processing-high-yields-by-sonication.htmNettle Extraction – Potent Tinctures with Ultrasonics
Nettle (Urtica dioica) is a plant rich in bioactive compounds such as polyphenols, antioxidants, carotenes, and terpenoids, which are used as pharmaceutical, therapeutic and nutraceutical substances. The ultrasonic extractor is a high-efficient industry-established tool for the production of nettle extracts…
https://www.hielscher.com/nettle-extraction-potent-tinctures-with-ultrasonics.htmCrafting Sakura Vodka and Syrup through Ultrasonic Infusion
Cherry blossoms, also known by the Japanese term Sakura, do not only look beautiful, they also used to give spirits a bittersweet flavour notes of almond and cherry. We introduce you to the technique of ultrasonic maceration and infusion, which…
https://www.hielscher.com/crafting-sakura-vodka-and-gin-through-ultrasonic-infusion.htmValorization of Azolla Pond Weed Using Sonication
Azolla, a small aquatic fern, has garnered significant attention due to its remarkable potential as a sustainable resource for various applications including food, livestock feed, polyphenol supplements, fertilizer, and biofuel. This article explores the diverse utility of Azolla and elucidates…
https://www.hielscher.com/valorize-azolla-pond-weed-using-sonication.htmPolyphenols from Mango Peel – Extraction Method Matters
In the quest for healthier living, scientists are constantly exploring new ecological sources and efficient methods to extract beneficial compounds from natural sources. Food waste such as fruit by-products such as mango peels are rich in polyphenols and be used…
https://www.hielscher.com/polyphenols-from-mango-peel-why-the-extraction-method-matters.htmCannabis Batch Extraction using Probe-Type Sonication
Extracting cannabinoids such as CBD, THC, CBN etc. from hemp and marijuana for production purposes involves a combination of chopping, grinding or crushing the cannabis plant, ultrasound-assisted solvent extraction, and subsequent isolation of the bioactive compounds. Here is a practical…
https://www.hielscher.com/cannabis-batch-extraction-using-probe-type-sonication.htmLarge-Scale Mushroom Extraction using Probe-Type Batch Sonication
Extracting bioactive compounds from mushrooms for production purposes involves a combination of cutting, grinding or crushing the mushrooms, ultrasonically-assisted solvent extraction, and subsequent isolation of the bioactive compounds such as beta-glucans. Here is a practical instruction of ultrasonic mushroom extraction…
https://www.hielscher.com/large-scale-mushroom-extraction-using-probe-type-batch-sonication.htmKava Kava – Superior Extraction using a Sonicator
Kava extracts are moste efficiently produced using ultrasonic extraction. Ultrasonic extraction is a cutting-edge technique that harnesses the power of energy-dense sound waves to create highly effective kava (Piper methysticum) extracts using water or aqueous ethanol. The ultrasonic extraction method…
https://www.hielscher.com/kava-kava-superior-extraction-using-a-sonicator.htmGin Infusion by Ultrasonically-Intensified Maceration
Gin is an alcoholic beverage infused with juniper and other botanical compounds. Ultrasonic extraction enhances and intensifies the maceration process of pot distilled gin as well as compound gin. The advantages of ultrasonically-infused include the production of flavour-rich, aromatic beverages…
https://www.hielscher.com/gin-infusion-by-ultrasonically-intensified-maceration.htmLion’s Mane Extract Made with Ultrasonics
Extracts from the fungus species Hericium erinaceus, known as lion’s mane mushroom, are most efficiently produced using ultrasonication. Ultrasonic extractors rapidly break open the fungal cell matrix and allow for the complete extraction of bioactive compounds from the lion's mane…
https://www.hielscher.com/lions-mane-extract-made-with-ultrasonics.htmAlkaloid Extraction using a Probe-Ultrasonicator
Alkaloids are bioactive compounds, which can be efficiently extracted from plants using ultrasonication. Alkaloids exhibit a wide array of biological effects and are thereby used as pharmaceuticals and therapeutics. Ultrasonic extraction is the preferred technique to produce high quality alkaloid…
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