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Rahul Makhija1, Pallavi Barik1, Ashish Mehta1
1Department of Pharmaceutical Analysis, ISF College of Pharmacy, Moga, Punjab, India.
Abstract:
Innovative and eco-friendly methodologies for the determination of phenolic compounds, showing a paradigm shift in analytical chemistry toward sustainability. Phenolic compounds, valued for their diverse health benefits, have historically been analyzed using methods that often involve hazardous solvents and energy-intensive processes. This review focuses on green analytical chemistry principles, emphasizing sustainability, reduced environmental impact, and analytical efficiency. The use of DES, specifically Ch: Chl-based DES, emerges as a prominent green alternative for extracting phenolic compounds from various sources. The integration of UAE with DES enhances extraction efficiency, contributing to a more sustainable analytical approach. Furthermore, the review highlights the significance of DLLME and SPME in reducing solvent consumption and simplifying extraction procedures. These techniques exemplify the commitment to making phenolic compound analysis environmentally friendly. The incorporation of portable measurement tools, such as smartphones, into analytical methodologies is a notable aspect discussed in the review. Techniques like UA-DLLME leverage portable devices, making phenolic compound determination more accessible and versatile. Anticipating the future, the review foresees ongoing advancements in sustainable analytical approaches, driven by collaborative efforts across diverse disciplines. Novel solvents, extraction techniques, and portable measurement methods are expected to play pivotal roles in the continuous evolution of green analytical methodologies for the analysis of phenolic compounds. The review encapsulates a transformative journey toward environmentally responsible and efficient analytical practices, paving the way for further research and application in diverse analytical settings.
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