This document discusses liquid-liquid extraction through infusion. It defines infusion as extracting chemical compounds or flavors from plant material by soaking it in a solvent like water or alcohol. There are two main types of infusions discussed - fresh infusions and concentrated infusions. Fresh infusions are aqueous solutions prepared within 12 hours to prevent bacterial growth, while concentrated infusions use alcohol as a preservative and can be stored longer. The document outlines the general methods for preparing both fresh and concentrated infusions through maceration or percolation and includes examples like tea, coffee, and herbal remedies.