In the botanical industry, there are many options available for extracting soluble components of plants. However solvent extraction is the easiest, most inexpensive and fastest method. Solvent Extraction as the name says is extraction of essential oils from plants by using a solvent. Solvent extraction is also considered to be the safest forms of extraction process and provide quite similar results compared to other options available. This process is used on plants that cannot resist heat and thereby making it easy to capture their fragrances. Steps to follow for a safe, easy and fastest extraction process: Ethanol is a one of the widely used and most popular high-proof alcohol used for solvent extraction. It is safe to use it for infused edibles and at the same time can be used with any type of container. Ethanol is well-known to provide uniform results and is easily recoverable from the substance. Step 1: Soak Soak the plant material completely in the ethano
Spectrophotometer Cuvette is made up of fused silica quartz material or optical glass as per the standards maintained by the industries in the modern world. The materials used for manufacturing are available in different brands and different qualities. The assembling of Cuvette will also have adverse affects based on quality. Usually 4 to 5 plates of quartz or glass is used for the construction of Cuvette. Different methods are being followed while assembling Cuvette. The most popular method used for constructing cuvette is fire fusing which involves the process of melting two plates together using fire. The technique famous among some of the manufacturers of the world due to its less expensive nature and less skill requirement is call fritting which is just done with glass fritting compound. Thermal fusion with low pressure will be the best technique which can be used for assembling cuvette. The technique even though is used only by very few companies in the world. Using