Xingchu Gong, Shichao Huang, Jianyang Pan, Haibin Qu. Modeling of degradation kinetics of Salvianolic acid B at different temperatures and pH values[J]. , 2017, 25(1): 68-73.
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Xingchu Gong, Shichao Huang, Jianyang Pan, Haibin Qu. Modeling of degradation kinetics of Salvianolic acid B at different temperatures and pH values[J]. , 2017, 25(1): 68-73.DOI: 10.1016/j.cjche.2016.06.005.
Modeling of degradation kinetics of Salvianolic acid B at different temperatures and pH values
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In this work
the effects of degradation time
temperature
and pH value on the degradation of Salvianolic acid B in aqueous solution were determined. Higher pH values
higher extraction temperature
and longer extraction time led to more degradation of Salvianolic acid B. Danshensu concentration increased as Salvianolic acid B degraded. A mechanism model was developed considering the degradation of Salvianolic acid E and lithospermic acid
which were two degradation products of Salvianolic acid B. The reverse reactions of Salvianolic acid B degradation were also considered. Degradation kinetic constants were calibrated. The degradation kinetics of Salvianolic acid B
lithospermic acid
and Danshensu in a
Salvia miltiorrhiza
extract aqueous solution were predicted using the mechanism model. The predicted concentrations agreed well with the experimental results. This model was developed using degradation data obtained from simple composition systems
but it can be applied in a complex botanical mixture with high prediction accuracy.
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