Separation of solanesol in tobacco leaves extract by slow rotary counter-current chromatography using a novel non-aqueous two-phase solvent system.
Separation of solanesol in tobacco leaves extract by slow rotary counter-current chromatography using a novel non-aqueous two-phase solvent system.
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10.1016/j.chroma.2007.01.009
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2007-06
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Yang Zhao;Q. Du
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Yang Zhao;Q. Du
Non-aqueous solvent system composed of sunflower oil–ethanol was found to be suitable for the separation of lower polarity components. Employing this solvent system, 3g of tobacco leaves extract containing 15% solanesol was separated using a slow rotary counter-current chromatograph equipped with an 1100mL column made of 5.7mm I.D. convoluted PTFE tube. The separation yielded 1.5g of yellow oily product in which solanesol occupied 26.8% determined by HPLC. The tobacco tar and other main impurities in the tobacco leaves extract were removed after slow rotary counter-current chromatographic separation. The separation processing may be developed as a technique for producing a solanesol product with food grade.