Method for extracting pigment of seed-shell of Korean pine
An extraction method and pigment technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, azo dyes, organic dyes, etc., can solve the problems of low activity and low extraction rate of Korean pine seed shell pigments, etc.
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[0004] Specific embodiment one: in this specific embodiment, a kind of Korean pine seed shell pigment extraction method is characterized in that the steps of the method for Korean pine seed shell pigment extraction are as follows: one, the extraction of Korean pine seed shell pigment: select fresh and get kernel The final pine nut shells were dried and pulverized, and the pine nut shell powder and the aqueous solution were respectively added in a ratio of 1g: 25mL to 1g: 40mL with a material-liquid ratio, and extracted with a strong electric field for 45 to 50 minutes to obtain an extract containing the Korean pine seed shell pigment. Finally, use a decanter centrifuge to separate the solid and liquid at a speed of 1600 to 1800r / min, separate the extract and residue, and then add 1.5% of the residue to the ratio of 1g: 25mL to 1g: 40mL. Sodium solution, continue to extract by strong electric field and centrifuge, extract continuously for 3 times, remove the residue, combine the...
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[0005] Embodiment 2: This embodiment differs from Embodiment 1 in that: in step 1, the extraction electric field strength is 60-80 kV per square centimeter, the high-voltage electric field pulses are 750-800 times, and the pulse frequency is 400-500 Hz. Others are the same as in the first embodiment.
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[0006] Embodiment 3: This embodiment is different from Embodiment 1 in that it is characterized in that the solid content in the concentrated solution in step 2 is 50% to 60%. Others are the same as in the first embodiment.
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