The correlation of metal content in medicinal plants and their water extracts
The quality of some medicinal plants and their water extracts from South East Serbia is determined on the basis of metal content using atomic absorption spectrometry. The two methods were used for the preparation of water extracts, to examine the impact of the preparation on the content of metals...
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author | Ranđelović Saša S. Kostić Danijela A. Zarubica Aleksandra R. Mitić Snežana S. Mitić Milan N. |
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description | The quality of some medicinal plants and their water extracts from South East Serbia is determined on the basis of metal content using atomic absorption spectrometry. The two methods were used for the preparation of water extracts, to examine the impact of the preparation on the content of metals in them. Content of investigated metals in both water extracts is markedly lower then in medicinal plants, but were higher in water extract prepared by method (I), with exception of lead content. The coefficients of extraction for the observed metal can be represented in the following order: Zn > Mn > Pb > Cu > Fe. Correlation coefficients between the metal concentration in the extract and total metal content in plant material vary in the range from 0.6369 to 0.9956. This indicates need the plants to be collected and grown in the unpolluted area and to examine the metal content. The content of heavy metals in the investigated medicinal plants and their water extracts is below the maximum allowable values, so they are safe to use. |
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spelling | doaj.art-043dfe1b60eb439f93cf04b6a7af7b552022-12-21T22:01:37ZengAssociation of Chemical Engineers of SerbiaHemijska Industrija0367-598X2013-01-0167458559110.2298/HEMIND120703098RThe correlation of metal content in medicinal plants and their water extractsRanđelović Saša S.Kostić Danijela A.Zarubica Aleksandra R.Mitić Snežana S.Mitić Milan N.The quality of some medicinal plants and their water extracts from South East Serbia is determined on the basis of metal content using atomic absorption spectrometry. The two methods were used for the preparation of water extracts, to examine the impact of the preparation on the content of metals in them. Content of investigated metals in both water extracts is markedly lower then in medicinal plants, but were higher in water extract prepared by method (I), with exception of lead content. The coefficients of extraction for the observed metal can be represented in the following order: Zn > Mn > Pb > Cu > Fe. Correlation coefficients between the metal concentration in the extract and total metal content in plant material vary in the range from 0.6369 to 0.9956. This indicates need the plants to be collected and grown in the unpolluted area and to examine the metal content. The content of heavy metals in the investigated medicinal plants and their water extracts is below the maximum allowable values, so they are safe to use.http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0367-598X/2013/0367-598X1200098R.pdfmedicinal plantswater extractsAAS |
spellingShingle | Ranđelović Saša S. Kostić Danijela A. Zarubica Aleksandra R. Mitić Snežana S. Mitić Milan N. The correlation of metal content in medicinal plants and their water extracts Hemijska Industrija medicinal plants water extracts AAS |
title | The correlation of metal content in medicinal plants and their water extracts |
title_full | The correlation of metal content in medicinal plants and their water extracts |
title_fullStr | The correlation of metal content in medicinal plants and their water extracts |
title_full_unstemmed | The correlation of metal content in medicinal plants and their water extracts |
title_short | The correlation of metal content in medicinal plants and their water extracts |
title_sort | correlation of metal content in medicinal plants and their water extracts |
topic | medicinal plants water extracts AAS |
url | http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0367-598X/2013/0367-598X1200098R.pdf |
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