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extracting agent

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extracting agent [ik′strak·tiŋ ‚ā·jənt]
(chemistry)
In a liquid-liquid distribution, the reagent forming a complex or other adduct that has different solubilities in the two immiscible liquids of the extraction system.


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Norac's proprietary Supercritical Fluid Extraction process, using a 100% natural extracting agent -- super-pressurized and heated carbon dioxide -- is especially suited for isolating volatile components of products such as rosemary, ginger, sage and thyme.
Moreover, GBL is widely used in agriculture, chemicals, polymers and dye and solvents for printing and extracting agents for petrochemicals.
 
 
 
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