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Extraction and Separation of Watermelon Seed Oil by Soxhlet Apparatus

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Akash Wagh

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Mukund Barde

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Sanved Sonde

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Vijay Shelke

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Prof. S.C. Dighe

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% yield and recovery of Oil using solvent extraction with different feed to solvent ratio. For solvent petroleum ether shows 1:3 and 1:4 seed powder to petroleum ether ratio the % yield 32 % and 36 % resp. For solvent petroleum ether shows 1:3 and 1:4 seed powder to petroleum ether ratio the % recovery 80 % and 90 % resp. As per observation petroleum ether is the best suitable for extraction of oil from the watermelon seed. petroleum ether can easily separate after extraction and has higher yield than other with low cost. The ration of feed to solvent also important factor to be consider for extraction process which effect on the yield of oil. The optimum value for feed to solvent is 1:4 on which maximum yield for watermelon seed oil extraction. As the feed to solvent ration increase more than 1:4 there is appreciable change in the yield but the cost of solvent increase. The 1:4 feed to solvent ration is to be optimum value for watermelon seed oil extraction. The time of extraction increased yield of oil also increase and up to maximum level. The extraction of date seed oil carried out 90-120 min. The optimum time for extraction is 2 hrs. Crushed seed in powdered form gives large surface area for solid-liquid contact. Due to small size particles increase rate as well as yield of extraction of oil from watermelon seed. Extraction carried out at boiling temperature of solvent should be better for rate and yield of extraction. Temperature for extraction with petroleum ether, methanol and hexane up to 35-40 OC.

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Watermelon Seed Oil Soxhlet Extraction Petroleum Ether.

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Akash Wagh, Mukund Barde, Sanved Sonde, Vijay Shelke, Prof. S.C. Dighe, "Extraction and Separation of Watermelon Seed Oil by Soxhlet Apparatus," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 6, no. 5, May 2022.

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