Efficient ultrasonic extraction of quercetin from Pinus koraiensis seed scales using a chitosan-Cu-Fe ionic liquid system

To increase the extraction efficiency of quercetin from Pinus koraiensis seed scales (PKSS), an innovative chitosan-Cu-Fe (CS-Cu-Fe) ionic liquid system for efficient ultrasonic-assisted extraction (UAE) of PKSS quercetin (PKSSQ) was designed. A first-order kinetic model was applied to analyse the extraction performance, and key factors influencing the process were systematically optimized. The optimal conditions were as follows: 2.00 g sample, 0.016 mol [BMIM]Br, 0.6 %, 100 W, 53°C, 12:1 mL/g, and 14 min. Under these conditions, the actual PKSSQ yield was 2.92 mg/g ± 0.02 mg/g, which closely aligned with the theoretical yield of 2.96 mg/g. The extraction kinetics were compared across different methods, and the stability of the CS-Cu-Fe system was evaluated through recovery experiments. The CS-Cu-Fe was characterized using Fourier transforms infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy, thermogravimetric analysis (TGA), X-ray diffraction (XRD), hysteresis loop (HL) measurement, electrical conductance (EC) measurement and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) of the extracted residues. CS-Cu-Fe demonstrated exceptional thermal stability, magnetic properties, and catalytic activity, significantly enhancing the PKSSQ extraction efficiency. FT-IR analysis revealed minimal spectral changes in CS-Cu-Fe, with notable EC differences. Owing to its stable core functional groups, CS-Cu-Fe maintained excellent thermal stability, crystal structure, soft magnetism, and catalytic efficiency. This study highlights the efficiency of the CS-Cu-Fe ionic liquid system in UAE of PKSSQ and the role of its stable core functional groups in improving the extraction and catalytic performance. This innovative approach provides a robust theoretical foundation for extracting and developing natural products from PKSS, with promising future applications. • A chitosan-Cu-Fe ionic liquid system was designed for efficient ultrasonic-assisted extraction of Pinus koraiensis seed scales quercetin. • Based on kinetic theory, Plackett Burman design and BOX-Behnken design, key factors were screened and optimized. • The chitosan-Cu-Fe ionic liquid system significantly enhances the extraction. • The core groups enhance the chitosan-Cu-Fe thermal stability, structural integrity, and catalytic efficiency.

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Industrial Crops and Products
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2025-02-06
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.indcrop.2025.120617
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Mesoporous Materials and Catalysis
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Efficient ultrasonic extraction of quercetin from Pinus koraiensis seed scales using a chitosan-Cu-Fe ionic liquid system

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Abstract

To increase the extraction efficiency of quercetin from Pinus koraiensis seed scales (PKSS), an innovative chitosan-Cu-Fe (CS-Cu-Fe) ionic liquid system for efficient ultrasonic-assisted extraction (UAE) of PKSS quercetin (PKSSQ) was designed. A first-order kinetic model was applied to analyse the extraction performance, and key factors influencing the process were systematically optimized. The optimal conditions were as follows: 2.00 g sample, 0.016 mol [BMIM]Br, 0.6 %, 100 W, 53°C, 12:1 mL/g, and 14 min. Under these conditions, the actual PKSSQ yield was 2.92 mg/g ± 0.02 mg/g, which closely aligned with the theoretical yield of 2.96 mg/g. The extraction kinetics were compared across different methods, and the stability of the CS-Cu-Fe system was evaluated through recovery experiments. The CS-Cu-Fe was characterized using Fourier transforms infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy, thermogravimetric analysis (TGA), X-ray diffraction (XRD), hysteresis loop (HL) measurement, electrical conductance (EC) measurement and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) of the extracted residues. CS-Cu-Fe demonstrated exceptional thermal stability, magnetic properties, and catalytic activity, significantly enhancing the PKSSQ extraction efficiency. FT-IR analysis revealed minimal spectral changes in CS-Cu-Fe, with notable EC differences. Owing to its stable core functional groups, CS-Cu-Fe maintained excellent thermal stability, crystal structure, soft magnetism, and catalytic efficiency. This study highlights the efficiency of the CS-Cu-Fe ionic liquid system in UAE of PKSSQ and the role of its stable core functional groups in improving the extraction and catalytic performance. This innovative approach provides a robust theoretical foundation for extracting and developing natural products from PKSS, with promising future applications. • A chitosan-Cu-Fe ionic liquid system was designed for efficient ultrasonic-assisted extraction of Pinus koraiensis seed scales quercetin. • Based on kinetic theory, Plackett Burman design and BOX-Behnken design, key factors were screened and optimized. • The chitosan-Cu-Fe ionic liquid system significantly enhances the extraction. • The core groups enhance the chitosan-Cu-Fe thermal stability, structural integrity, and catalytic efficiency.

Industrial Crops and ProductsVol. 226
Heilongjiang Provincial Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CN), Heilongjiang Academy of Forestry (CN), Northeast Forestry University (CN), Guangzhou Medical University (CN)
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