Water → Ethanol hexane

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As a result, when a mixing ratio of hexane was 20% or less in the test, water remained in the removal of the solvent from the extract oil by a vacuum concentration whereby an emulsion was formed and, therefore, no yield was determined. However, when the mixing ratio of hexane was from 40 to 80%, the lipids were able to be recovered in a yield of 90% or higher. On the other hand, it was confirmed that purity of the phospholipid in the extract oil was almost constant in any mixing ratio of the solvents other than the case where 100% of hexane was used.

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