Extraction method of natural chrysanthemum effective aroma component
A technology of aroma components and extraction methods, which is applied in the extraction of plant concentrates, and in the field of extracting effective aroma components of natural chrysanthemums by using pervaporation membrane separation technology, which can solve the problems of aroma and fragrance damage, affecting quality, and prone to precipitation, etc., to achieve true aroma Coordination, a wide range of applications, and the effect of product stability
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Embodiment 1
[0016] Add 5% salt in distilled water to make salt water, take 50g of dried chrysanthemum, add 500g of salt water, extract at 10°C for 2 hours, filter to remove solids to obtain chrysanthemum water extract; take chrysanthemum water extract as feed liquid At 10°C, PDMS / PAN composite pervaporation membrane was used for pervaporation separation for 1 hour, and the collected permeate was the active ingredient of natural chrysanthemum aroma.
Embodiment 2
[0018] Add 10% salt in distilled water to make salt water, take 50g of dried chrysanthemum, add 1000g salt water to extract at 20°C for 0.5h, filter to remove solids to obtain chrysanthemum water extract; take chrysanthemum water extract as feed liquid Under the condition of 20°C, the polyurethane membrane was used for pervaporation separation for 0.5h, and the collected permeate was the active ingredient of natural chrysanthemum fragrance.
Embodiment 3
[0020] Add 8% salt in distilled water to prepare salt water, take 50g of dried chrysanthemum, add 2000g of salt water, extract at 15°C for 1 hour, filter to remove solids to obtain chrysanthemum water extract; take chrysanthemum water extract as feed liquid At 15°C, PDMS / PVDF pervaporation membrane was used for pervaporation separation for 1 hour, and the collected permeate was the active ingredient of natural chrysanthemum aroma.
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