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Development of alternatives that avoid caking of microalgae powder during supercritical CO2 extraction

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Figure 1-1: Molecular structure of astaxanthin
Figure 1-2: Pressure-temperature diagram for CO 2 . Shaded area indicate the  operation condition region which is normally used for bioactive separation
Table 1-1: Summary of studies on H. pluvialis using scCO2 for the extraction of  astaxanthin (Reyes et al, 2014)
Figure 1-3: Evidence of caking of H. pluvialis powder after scCO 2  extraction.
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