Jambolan Pulp Phenolic Compound Extraction Optimization Data

A research paper describes an optimization study for quantifying total phenolic compounds in jambolan (Syzygium cumini Lamark) pulp. The work compares extraction solvents like ethanol and methanol using liquid-liquid extraction and the Folin-Ciocalteau methodology. Three Central Composite Rotational Designs (CCRDs) were used to evaluate solvent concentration and mixing time.

Use Cases

• Comparing solvent extraction efficiency based on ethanol and methanol concentrations described in the study
• Optimizing mixing time for phenolic compound extraction based on the experimental design
• Analyzing cost-benefit trade-offs between solvents based on the described results
• Modeling the influence of extraction process variables using Central Composite Rotational Design data

Strengths

• The study explicitly tested and compared ethanol and methanol solvents.
• Three Central Composite Rotational Designs (CCRDs) were conducted to evaluate factors.
• A specific optimal condition (60% ethanol, 10-minute mixing time) was identified with a rationale.

Limitations

• Column-level documentation is absent; field semantics must be inferred after download.
• Row count is unknown, which may limit suitability assessment.
• Data may reflect methodological bias inherent to a single research paper.

Provenance

Source

Taís Silva de Oliveira Brandão

Collection Method

Experimental laboratory study comparing extraction solvents and using CCRDs.