Study on Factors Affecting the Extraction of Ocimum basilicum Using Hydrodistillation Method

Lailatul Qadariyah; Mahfud Mahfud; Raka Selaksa Charsima  Muchammad; Budi Rizky Junianto; Daniel Wiradanu Prasetya; Donny Satria Bhuana

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.840.199

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Study on Factors Affecting the Extraction of Ocimum basilicum Using Hydrodistillation Method

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Ocimum basilicum essential oil has many uses, however, it is still difficult to get the maximum results, in terms of both quantity and quality due to some reason. Thus, it is necessary to study the factors affecting the extraction in order to give the maximum output, in terms of yield and quality, respectively. The method used in this study was the most commonly used one, which is called hydro-distillation method. The highest yield in this study goes as high as 1.4%, which was obtained when 1 cm-sized of material, 2100 Watt of power, and solvent to material ratio of 0.025 was operated. With regards to the resulting composition and chemical analysis results, it shows the best condition for extraction using HD method is at 2100 W power, ratio F/S is 0.025 and material size 1 cm.

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Lailatul Qadariyah*, Mahfud Mahfud, Raka Selaksa Charsima Muchammad, Budi Rizky Junianto, Daniel Wiradanu Prasetya, Donny Satria Bhuana

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Extraction Yield, Hydrodisltillation, Ocimum basilicum

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