Botanical Extraction
Botanical extraction stands at an intersection of science, manufacturing, and — we believe — pure art. Here, we cover it in all aspects: from practical methods and the best latest technologies to prospective applications of the emerging cannabinoids, nutraceutical products, and psychedelic compounds that will define the tomorrow's market.
Cellulose Fiber Extraction from Flax and Hemp
Both flax and hemp plants have long been cultivated and used by humans for their extracts and fibers. Uses of...
Extracting and Microencapsulating Bioactives From Plant-Based Food Waste
Did you know that between the United States, India, the Philippines, and China, we produce over 55 million tons of...
Extracting the Biopharmacy Out of Hops
It will come as no surprise that hops and cannabis are two of my favorite plants, organoleptically, medicinally, and scientifically....
Solvent Purging with Vacuum Ovens/Drying Chambers
Vacuum ovens/drying chambers lower the pressure in a chamber (i.e., create a vacuum) to allow substances to evaporate from samples...
Subcritical Water Extraction of Terpenes
The desire to harvest terpenes from a diverse assortment of plants exemplifies just how much these molecules can help us...
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