Solvent for cinnamaldehyde extraction?

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People seem to use DCM (dichloromethane) for this, but I was wondering if trichlroroethylene would also work.
 
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I suppose so. It should even work with less toxic solvents like Hexane or gasoline.
 
Thanks, I'll use hexane.
 

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