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Justin Brower
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Safrole content varies in sassafras root and with how it is extracted - you get more when it's ground than in solid chunks. But from an optimized procedure in a lab, extracting safrole from ground root with organic solvents, and fancy Soxhlet extractors, you can get a safrole yield of 0.4%.
2025-02-25T15:18:35.139Z