Chickpeas in drug-dimensional ultrasonic extraction process of total flavonoids Research.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Chickpeas in drug-dimensional ultrasonic extraction process of total flavonoids Research Author: Haili Qian tower Dahong, Batur Seoul Mamtimin, Palidama according to La [Abstract] Objective To determine the total flavonoids chickpea preferred ultrasonic extraction process. Methods orthogonal experimental method to study solvent volume, extraction times, ultrasonic time, solvent concentration on the extraction rate of the impact of the standard curve method with the spectrophotometric determination of content. The results of the study of the factors, the chickpea impact the extraction of flavonoids as follows: solvent concentration of amp;quot;extracting the number ofamp;quot; solvent amp;quot;ultrasonic time. Conclusion The optimal conditions for ultrasonic extraction: A1B3C3D3. [Keywords:] chickpea total flavonoids orthogonal experimental method Abstract: ObjectiveTo optimize the ultrasonic extraction condition for the flavonoids from Cicer arietinum L. MethodsThe extraction rate of flavonoids was used as index and the experimental conditions, such as ethanol concentration, ultrasonic time, solvent quanity and extraction times was optimized by orthogonal design. UV -Spectrophotometry was used for the determination.ResultsThe order of factors to affect the flavonoid extraction was ethanol concentrationamp;gt; extraction timesamp;gt; solvent quanityamp;gt; ultrasonic time.ConclusionThe optimum ultrasonic extraction are: A1B3C3D3. Keywords:: Cicer arietinum L.; Flavonoids; Orthogonal test Chickpea (Semen Ciceris Ariefini) for the legume Leguminosae plants, because of Seeds, such as olecranon tip, hence the name chickpeas. Yes Uighur prescriptive medicine, where Uighur called ‘Nukut’ literal ‘slave to mention peace’ or ‘Snow Houty’ [1]. The application in medicine has a long history. Uighur use it to treat bronchitis, catarrh, cholera, constipation, diarrhea, dyspepsia, flatulence, snake bites, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, reduced libido,