Cannabis Sativa: Milling Effects on Cannabinoid Content

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Cannabis Sativa: Milling Effects on Cannabinoid Content

Cannabis testing for safety and consistency has specific and unique challenges. Generally, Cannabis sativa flower must be comminuted before extraction for optimal analyte recovery. Sample milling is an often overlooked step in process optimization studies. Studies on milling cannabis flower have investigated optimum particle size for supercritical CO2 extraction of THC.

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