Objective: To choose the best macroporous resin for purifying total flavonoids in Rhodiola dumulosa and study various factors affecting purification of resin in order to optimize the technics.
Methods: Using methods combining static adsorption with desorption and dynamic adsorption with desorption, evaluating the technics by determination of total flavonoids in Rhodiola dumulosa using ultraviolet and visible spectrophotometry.
Results: The best macroporous resin was D101. The optimized technics were as follows: sample total flavonoids concentration was 3.625 mg/ml, adsorption velocity was 2 BV/h, desorption ethanol concentration was 95%, desorption velocity was 2 BV/h, eluant volume was 5 BV, the purity of total flavonoids could reach 48.5%.
Conclusions: Purification performance of D101 macroporous resin is the best, and it is fit for the preliminary purification of total flavonoids in Rhodiola dumulosa.
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