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Optimization of surfactant-assisted extraction of polyphenols from cacao bean shell
The cacao bean shell (CBS), a by-product of cacao processing, is a promising source of polyphenols. However, conventional extraction methods often rely on volatile solvents or energy-intensive techniques, limiting their scalability and sustainability. This study investigated the use of Surfactant-As
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