A process and
system for electrical extraction of
intracellular matter from biological matter, and
intracellular matter products formed thereby, based on preparing a mixture of biological matter featuring cells, and an electro-conductive liquid, and electrifying the mixture by transmitting controlled cycles of pulses and pauses of
electrical current into the mixture by using electrodes, whereby the pulses of
electrical current pierce holes into or perforate the
cell membranes of the cells, enabling the release of
intracellular matter for collecting and separating into target intracellular matter extract and
solid waste. Pauses included in each cycle of transmitting pulses of
electrical current enable firm control of electrical extraction
processing conditions, including extent of extraction, temperature effects, and pressure effects, during the electrical extraction process. Electrical extraction of the present invention is applicable to a wide variety of biological matter originating from human, animal, and
plant entities.
Intracellular matter extracts so obtained include highly concentrated liquid
fertilizer, valuable elements, nutrients, oils, and fats, which are used for manufacturing a diversity of end products of the agricultural, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and food industries.