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Temperature control for botanical extraction and distillation

Peter Huber Kältemaschinenbau AG
9 Mar 2020

This application note describes a method for maintaining stable and accurate temperatures during the isolation and refinement process of CBD or other cannabinoids, reducing process times and improving purity and yields.

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Preparative ChromatographyTemperature ControlCannabis

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