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Supramolecular Chemistry in Solvent Extraction

2013
Solvent extraction provides the basis for important separation and concentration processes that are widely used in hydrometallurgy, waste treatment, ­ e ffluent purification, and material preparation 1– 3 . In a typical extraction process, the complexing agent, the extractant, plays a key role and is responsible for the phase transfer of one or more ...
Gloe, Karsten   +4 more
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Scandium – Leaching and Extraction Chemistry

2021
Scandium (Sc) is one of the key elements in the green economy due to its use in fuel cells and as alloying metal for aluminium, but the scandium market is not working in the sense that very little is offered at a high price making it impossible to gain use of the metal.
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Anthocyanins—Occurrence, extraction and chemistry

Food Chemistry, 1980
Abstract This paper deals with those aspects of anthocyanins particularly related to beverages. The anthocyanins are briefly discussed and those present in some fruits are listed. pH is shown to affect the colour of anthocyanins, but various means of stabilisation are given.
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Chemistry of plant extracts

2022
Havalli Bommegowda Rashmi   +1 more
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The Coordination Chemistry of Extractive Metallurgy

2021
Peter A. Tasker, Euan D. Doidge
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Emerging Extraction Strategies in Analytical Chemistry

Analytical Chemistry, 2019
Frederik A. Hansen   +1 more
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Solvent extraction chemistry

Journal of Chromatography A, 1968
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Extraction of Galactolipids from Waste By-Products: The Feasibility of Green Chemistry Methods

Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 2021
Sylwia Skapska   +2 more
exaly  

The chemistry of some plant extractives.

1965
Chemically, the family Rutaceae presents a striking picture of synthetic versatility. The structural diversity of the constituents together with their abundance throughout the genera distinguishes the family from all others. The leaves in many species have been found to be relatively rich in essential oils and terpenes. Karrer notes the wide occurrence
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