A high selective separation method for high-purity polysaccharides from dandelions by density-oriented deep eutectic solvent ultrasonic-assisted system
Authors:
- Han ZhangHZHan Zhang
- Yu LinYLYu Lin
- Yanan BaoYBYanan Bao
- Wen-Jing LiWLWen-Jing Li
- Bo HongBHBo Hong
- Min ZhaoMZMin Zhao
- 11 November 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Sustainable Chemistry and Pharmacy
- Vol. 42
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