A marine researcher wants to isolate the bioactive compounds in a target marine organism. To be able to do this he decided to usesolid-liquid extraction. Which of the following is NOT true regarding the separation technique he will conduct?O None of theseThe material (marine organism) is placed in contact with a liquid solvent.The solvent diffuses into the cells and solubilizes the metabolites.O The metabolites are diffused out of the cells into the solvent media.

ANSWER) For the isolation of bioactive compounds in a target marine organism the researcher has to…

A manne researcher wants to isolate the biIoactive compounds in a target manne organism. To be able to do this he decided to use solid-liquid extraction. Which of the folloving is NOT true regarding the separation technique he will conduct? O None of these O The material (marine organism) is placed in contact with a liquid solvent O The solvent diffuses into the cells and solubilizes the metabolites. O The metabolites are diffused out of the cells into the solvent media.

A manne researcher wants to isolate the biIoactive compounds in a target manne organism. To be able to do this he decided to use solid-liquid extraction. Which of the folloving is NOT true regarding the separation technique he will conduct? O None of these O The material (marine organism) is placed in contact with a liquid solvent O The solvent diffuses into the cells and solubilizes the metabolites. O The metabolites are diffused out of the cells into the solvent media.

Aquaculture Science

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Chapter2: Aquatic Plants And Animals

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