Author:
Al_Saadi M R,Al-Garawi Z S,Thani M Z
Abstract
Abstract
Assurance of analysts of various matrices (for example natural or tainted water or soils) at a standard level are often required for identifying the environmental pollution. A couple of used systematic methods are delicate enough for the direct assurance of trace components in samples, therefore, a preliminary step of the analyst prior to analysis is consuming much of the time. One of the best alternative methods that uses surfactant to extract organic/inorganic parts is the cloud point extraction CPE. It is a fast, easy and economical extraction technique includes assembly of monomers of nonionic surfactant to form a hydrophobic core (micelle). At that point, the micelles entangle the hydrophobic bioactive mixes inside the micellar extraction. This field of extraction is very promising for new and active analytical strategies that are applicable to many systems. This review shows the importance of CPE method, surfactants, procedures used to detect the cloud point, the effect of different parameters on the efficiency of extraction and the possible applications and limitations of the method. It aims to explore the possibility of developing CPE within the approach of green analytical chemistry.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy
Cited by
11 articles.
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