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Reversed micelles can be used to concentrate water-soluble materials in the water pool. In this study, the extraction of water-soluble vitamins into reversed micelles was attempted, and a flow system was used to determine the time-course of the vitamin extraction. The efficiency of extraction was strongly affected by the extraction temperature and the concentration of reversed micelles, and the selectivity depended on the size of micelles. Water-soluble vitamins could be efficiently and rapidly extracted. The selective extraction of a model mixture of vitamins from pharmaceutical preparations was also attempted. Moreover, the usefulness of the proposed method for the determination of vitamins in various commercial tablets was also demonstrated. Using of this method, the surfactant remains mixed with the extracted compounds, and so we attempted to remove the surfactant from the extract by supercritical fluid extraction. Supercritical carbon dioxide containing 7.5% ethanol as entrainer was found to be the most efficient solvent for removing residual surfactant from the extract.

Extraction of Water-Soluble Vitamins from Pharmaceutical Preparations Using AOT(Sodium Di-2-ethylhexyl Sulfosuccinate)/Pentane Reversed Micelles.