Abstract: ?9-THC carboxylic acid is extracted from cannabis flowers using a first organic solvent, then separated using a second aqueous solvent. ?9-THC carboxylic acid is converted to ?9-THC carboxylic salt before being extracted by a third organic solvent and converted back to ?9-THC carboxylic acid. Using a solvent swap, ?9-THC carboxylic acid is decarboxylated and extracted again with an organic solvent prior to purification to give ?9-THC.

Abstract: ?9-THC carboxylic acid is extracted from cannabis flowers using a first organic solvent, then separated using a second aqueous solvent. ?9-THC carboxylic acid is converted to ?9-THC carboxylic salt before being extracted by a third organic solvent and converted back to ?9-THC carboxylic acid. Using a solvent swap, ?9-THC carboxylic acid is decarboxylated and extracted again with an organic solvent prior to purification to give ?9-THC.

Abstract: ?9-THC carboxylic acid is extracted from cannabis flowers using a first organic solvent, then separated using a second aqueous solvent. ?9-THC carboxylic acid is converted to ?9-THC carboxylic salt before being extracted by a third organic solvent and converted back to ?9-THC carboxylic acid. Using a solvent swap, ?9-THC carboxylic acid is decarboxylated and extracted again with an organic solvent prior to purification to give ?9-THC.

Abstract: ?9-THC carboxylic acid is extracted from cannabis flowers using a first organic solvent, then separated using a second aqueous solvent. ?9-THC carboxylic acid is converted to ?9-THC carboxylic salt before being extracted by a third organic solvent and converted back to ?9-THC carboxylic acid. Using a solvent swap, ?9-THC carboxylic acid is decarboxylated and extracted again with an organic solvent prior to purification to give ?9-THC.

Abstract: ?9-THC carboxylic acid is extracted from cannabis flowers using a first organic solvent, then separated using a second aqueous solvent. ?9-THC carboxylic acid is converted to ?9-THC carboxylic salt before being extracted by a third organic solvent and converted back to ?9-THC carboxylic acid. Using a solvent swap, ?9-THC carboxylic acid is decarboxylated and extracted again with an organic solvent prior to purification to give ?9-THC.

Abstract: ?9-THC acid is extracted from cannabis flowers using a first organic solvent, then separated using a second aqueous solvent. ?9-THC acid is converted to ?9-THC carboxylic salt before being extracted by a third organic solvent and converted back to ?9-THC carboxylic acid. Using a solvent swap, ?9-THC carboxylic acid is decarboxylated and extracted again with an organic solvent prior to purification to give ?9-THC.

Abstract: ?9-THC acid is extracted from cannabis flowers using a first organic solvent, then separated using a second aqueous solvent. ?9-THC acid is converted to ?9-THC carboxylic salt before being extracted by a third organic solvent and converted back to ?9-THC carboxylic acid. Using a solvent swap, ?9-THC carboxylic acid is decarboxylated and extracted again with an organic solvent prior to purification to give ?9-THC.

Abstract: In the present invention, compositions that are suitable for use as dielectric fluids are obtained from renewably sourced oils, and blends thereof. Renewably sourced synthetic esters as described herein are prepared using components obtained from natural or biologic feedstocks, wherein the feedstocks can be regenerated via conventional farming techniques. Dielectric fluids that can meet the industry standards are obtained using a process of combining appropriate percentages of components selected from synthetic polyol esters, natural oils, and mineral oil to customize the properties of the dielectric fluid obtained. Some of the properties that can be manipulated in the practice of the present invention include: electrical strength, resistivity, impulse strength, dissipation factor, permittivity, specific heat, thermal conductivity, chemical stability, gas absorption, pour point, viscosity, volatility, flash and fire point, and biodegradability.

Abstract: The invention relates to a novel class of [1,4]-benzodiazepine derivatives, processes for their preparation, intermediates usable in these processes, and pharmaceutical compositions containing the compounds. Other aspects of the invention are directed to the use of said [1,4]-benzodiazepine derivatives in therapy based on the capability of said compounds to interfere with the binding of the peptide hormone, vasopressin, to its receptors. In particular as vasopressin V2 receptor antagonists and therefore useful for treating involving increased vascular resistance, cardiac insufficiency, and water retention.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a water-free low viscous liquid bread improver, which comprises a liquid emulsifier based on esters of hydroxy polycarboxylic acid derivatives, a glyceride based stabilizer and additive(s) and less than about 20% oil, to the use thereof, and to a process for producing a liquid bread improver. The liquid bread improver according to the present invention may be used in, for example, a variety of products in the bakery industry or in extruded snacks.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a water-free low viscous liquid bread improver, which comprises a liquid emulsifier based on esters of hydroxy polycarboxylic acid derivatives, a glyceride based stabilizer and additive(s) and less than about 20% oil, to the use thereof, and to a process for producing a liquid bread improver. The liquid bread improver according to the present invention may be used in, for example, a variety of products in the bakery industry or in extruded snacks.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a water-free low viscous liquid bread improver, which comprises a liquid emulsifier based on esters of hydroxy polycarboxylic acid derivatives, a glyceride based stabilizer and additive(s) and less than about 20% oil, to the use thereof, and to a process for producing a liquid bread improver. The liquid bread improver according to the present invention may be used in, for example, a variety of products in the bakery industry or in extruded snacks.