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Antiobesity Effect of Oil Extract of Ginseng

Journal of Medicinal Food, 2011
In a preliminary study we found that incubating raw ginseng in oil facilitated autolysis and extensive metabolism of ginseng, releasing flavor and lipophilic compounds into the oil so that it could be used as an ingredient for high value-added foods, while the residue could be utilized for making ginseng extract.
Hyo Jung, Kim, Hui Jung, Kang, Ji Yeon, Seo, Choong Hwan, Lee, Young-Suk, Kim, Jong-Sang, Kim   +5 more
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Desulfurization of fuel oil by oxidation and extraction. 1. Enhancement of extraction oil yield

Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 1990
An oxidative-desulfurization (ODS) process has been used to remove sulfur from diesel oils. This ODS process comprises two stages at ambient conditions: oxidation using nitrogen dioxide or nitric acid, followed by liquid extraction with solvents having the capability to dissolve aromatics and olefinic compounds. {gamma}-Butyrolactone is one of the best
Patrick S. Tam, James R. Kittrell, John W. Eldridge   +2 more
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Effects of oil plastic extract on mice

International Journal of Environmental Health Research, 2001
In the plastics industry, various chemical additives are used to improve certain properties of plastics. Some of these chemicals, that might be toxic, have been proved to leach from the plastic containers and mix with their contents such as food oils, beverages, drugs, etc.
A S, Al-Khatim, G M, Al-Hachim
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Oil in Burma : the extraction of 'earth-oil' to 1914

2022
This thesis is an in-depth study of the earth-oil industry of Burma until 1914. The focus is principally upon the establishment of the modern commercial oil industry, however, the earlier industry on which the modern industry was founded, is also surveyed. This indigenous industry had been established for centuries.
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Oil and gas in Lebanon: Extract or do not extract?

2015 International Mediterranean Gas and Oil Conference (MedGO), 2015
There is a widespread belief in Lebanon that hydrocarbons extraction can bring substantial benefits to the economy and the standard of living of its citizens. Using Computer Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS), NVivo10, six experts' opinions are analyzed to identify some crucial issues related to the conditions of achieving potential ...
Abdallah K. Nassereddine, Mohamed Berjawi   +1 more
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STORAGE OF OLIVES DESTINED FOR OIL EXTRACTION

Acta Horticulturae, 1994
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J.M. García, F. Gutiérrez, J.M. Castellano, S. Perdiguero, A. Morilla, M.A. Albi   +5 more
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Essential oils: From extraction to encapsulation

International Journal of Pharmaceutics, 2015
Essential oils are natural products which have many interesting applications. Extraction of essential oils from plants is performed by classical and innovative methods. Numerous encapsulation processes have been developed and reported in the literature in order to encapsulate biomolecules, active molecules, nanocrystals, oils and also essential oils ...
A, El Asbahani, K, Miladi, W, Badri, M, Sala, E H, Aït Addi, H, Casabianca, A, El Mousadik, D, Hartmann, A, Jilale, F N R, Renaud, A, Elaissari   +10 more
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The Industry of Oil Extraction

2011
The intensive use of petroleum-based oil is a relatively recent economic phenomenon. While the term “oil” is derived from the Greek term “elaion,”, for olive oil, the term can be used for any material that is liquid at room temperature, will not mix with water, and is soluble by organic solvents.
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Extraction of El-Lajjun Oil Shale

Separation Science and Technology, 1995
Abstract Extraction of the bitumen fraction of El-Lajjun oil shale was carried out using 17 different solvents, pure and combined. Out of all the solvents used, toluene and chloroform were found to be the most efficient for extraction of the bitumen to perform the major part of the experiments.
UYSAL, BZ, ANABTAWI, MZ
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Rate of the vegetable oil extraction with supercritical CO2—II. Extraction of grape oil

Chemical Engineering Science, 1994
Abstract Grape oil was extracted with carbon dioxide at 280 bar and 40°C. Effect of milling of grape seeds, solvent flow rate and flow direction on the course of extraction was investigated. Mass transfer coefficients in the supercritical and solid phases were evaluated from extraction curves using a plug-flow model. While the assumption of plug flow
H. Sovová, J. Kučera, J. Jež
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