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Register a new userDetermination of total polyphenols, total flavonoids and (-)-EGCG in five tea infusions made by continuous infusion method
تعيين المحتوى الكلي لمتعددات الفينول و للفلافونويدات و الكاتشين (-)-EGCG في منقوع خمسة أنواع من الشاي المحضر بطريقة النقع المستمر
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عين المحتوى الكلي لمتعددات الفينول و الفلافونويدات و الكاتشين إيبي غالو كاتشين غالات في منقوع خمس عينات من الشاي الأسود و الأخضر و الأبيض بطريقة النقع المستمر، بنسبة نقع 20 غ في لتر من الماء درجة حرارته 85±5 °C و لأزمنة نقع بين 5 - 180 دقيقة.
Total polyphenols (TP), total flavonoids (TF) and (-)-epigallocatechin gallate ((-)-EGCG) were determined in five commercial tea infusions by continuous infusion method, using the ratio 20g of tea to 1L of water at 85±5 °C and brewing time between 5-180 min.
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