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July 29, 2026Green Chemistry Letters and ReviewsOpen Access

The process of ultrasonic irradiation for enhancing the extraction of bioactive compounds from different products: a review

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TLTuba LordifardMAMohammad Aboonajmi

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Overview

Review highlights ultrasound-assisted extraction's effectiveness for sustainable bioactive compound recovery, suggesting significant advantages.

Key Points

  • The aim is to evaluate advancements in ultrasound-assisted extraction for recovering bioactive compounds efficiently and sustainably.
  • Comprehensive analysis of ultrasound-assisted extraction principles and mechanisms.
  • Comparison of UAE with other extraction technologies like MAE and SFE.
  • Discussion of advancements including green solvents and hybrid systems.
  • UAE significantly enhances extraction efficiency while reducing energy consumption and solvent use.
  • Cavitation in UAE maximizes bioactive yields without degrading sensitive compounds.
  • Future trajectories include addressing industrial scale-up challenges and smart technology integration.

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Lordifard et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a69a295c8da07d9defa623ehttps://doi.org/10.1080/17518253.2026.2707000
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