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Subcritical water extraction analytical application

SEE is today not the only hyphenated extraction technique available. Both microwave-assisted solvent extraction (MAE) and pressurized fluid extraction (PEE) have evolved in parallel with SFE during the last decade. A thorough comparison of the different techniques can be found in the analytical literature, and will assist in choosing an appropriate technique for a specific application. These newer techniques offer both speed and simplicity, while some of the main benefits of SFE are still inherent to the usage of supercritical fluids as MAE and PFE utilize liquid solvents. More recently, subcritical water extraction has also been introduced as an environmental friendly alternative but the reader is referred to the analytical literature on this research topic. [Pg.1203]


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