POTENSI PRODUKSI ANDROGRAPHOLIDE DARI SAMBILOTO (Andrographis paniculata Nees) MELALUI PROSES EKSTRAKSI HIDROTROPI
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36499/jim.v8i1.279Abstract
Andrographolide merupakan senyawa fitokimia yang memiliki berbagaifungsi kesehatan. Salah satunya, andrographolide memiliki sifat sebagai anti
malaria. Andrographolide dapat dengan mudah larut dalam methanol, ethanol,
pyridine, asam asetat, dan aceton, tetapi sedikit larut dalam ether dan air.
Ekstraksi andrographolide yang telah banyak diterapkan adalah ekstraksi
menggunakan alkohol. Proses tersebut menyebabkan terjadinya degradasi
andrographolide. Larutan hidrotrop dapat meningkatkan kelarutan senyawa
yang tidak larut dalam air. Ekstraksi andrographolide menggunakan larutan
hidrotrop dapat diterapkan karena andrographolide merupakan senyawa yang
tidak larut dalam air. Ekstraksi andrographolide menggunakan larutan
hidrotrop berupa larutan sodium salisilat dan sodium asetat mampu
menghasilkan ekstrak dengan berat masing-masing 0,57 g dan 0,18 g.
Kata Kunci: andrographolide, hidrotop, ekstraksi, sambilotio
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