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EFFECT OF SOLVENT FLOW RATE ON THE SUPERCRITICAL CARBON DIOXIDE EXTRACTION OF ANDROGRAPHOLIDE FROM ANDROGRAPHIS PANICULATA
Malaysia is one of the major medicinal plants (Andrographis paniculata) producers in the world. Extraction of bioactive component (andrographolide) from ground dried leaves of this plant using supercritical carbon dioxide has been studied. The effect of solvent flow rates ranging from 7.95 × 10-6 to
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