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[Ways to optimize the technological process of oleandomycin reextraction].

Abstract

Dependence of the oleandomycin distribution coefficient on pH of the acqueous phase and temperature in the system of butylacetate extract-water acidified with orthophosphoric acid was studied. With a purpose of intensification of the process of oleandomycin reextraction, decreasing the antibiotic inactivation and evaporation of the organic solvent it was proposed to perfom oleandomycin extraction at pH 4.0--5.0 accompanied by simultaneous decreasing of the temperature.

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A A Slavin, E D Etingov, M V Ostrovskiĭ, I G Bezgorodko. 1977. [Ways to optimize the technological process of oleandomycin reextraction].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18982/

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