Abstract

ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF PHYTOCHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS FROM VARIOUS POLAR SOLVENT CRUDE LEAF EXTRACTS OF VULNERABLE AROMATIC TREE - CHLOROXYLON SWIETENIA DC

Chinnadurai Vajjiram, K. Kalimuthu* and Mythili Saravanan

Abstract

Chloroxylon swietenia DC is a known as East Indian satinwood and this species has been utilized as a part of folkloric drug. The present examination was intended to disengagement of auxiliary metabolic mixes through FTIR and GCMS investigation of different polar solvent leaf extracts. The preparatory phytochemical screening was completed by different compound test, FTIR spectra was done through the potassium bromide (KBr) pellet (FTIR review) technique and GCMS broke down by NIST library. In preparatory phytochemical screening the vast majority of optional metabolites, like alkaloids, flavonoids, triterpenoids, tannins and steroids are available in Chloroxylon swietenia leaf ethanol (CSLE) and Chloroxylon swietenia leaf methanol (CSLM) extracts. Alcohols, phenols, alkanes, aldehydes, immersed aliphatic, aliphatic amines and alkyl halides were available all concentrates of this species. GCMS examination of six dissolvable concentrates has revealed 117, 112, 30, 48, 76 and 63 phytocompounds separately. Numerous mixes hentriacontane, tritetracontane, triacontane, hexacosane, pentacosane, tetracontane, dotriacontane, nonacosane and oleic acid of have potential bioactive uses, for example, antimicrobial action, cell reinforcement movement, calming action, anticancer action and so forth. A few concentrates have same mixes of oleic corrosive with name bioactive uses. In light of the outcomes this plant all concentrates have report numerous bioactive mixes. So those bioactive mixes additionally partitioned and it will be instead of rather chemo drugs.

Keywords: Chloroxylon, potassium bromide, triterpenoids, saturated aliphatic and oleic acid.