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Register a new userAn Analytical Study of Some Food Colorants in Drinks Made from Grapes
دراسة تحليلية لبعض الملونات الغذائية في المشروبات المصنعة من العنب
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2016
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Chemistry
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العربية
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اقترحت طريقة تحليلية جديدة لتحديد خمس ملوّنات صناعية مستخدمة في صناعة النبيذ: (تارترازين، الأسود اللماع، أصفر غروب الشمس، الأزرق اللماع و الإريثروزين)، و ذلك باستخدام تقانة الكروماتوغرافيا السائلة عالية الأداء ذات الطور العكوس المجهزة بكاشف المصفوفة الضوئية. دُرست الشروط التجريبية بما فيها الخواص الطيفية، و حدود الكشف، و الاسترجاعيات لهذه الملوّنات الصناعيّة بشكل مفصل، و تم تعيينها وفق الطرائق الاحصائية المعتمدة.
A new analytical method has proposed for determination of five synthetic colorants used in the wine industry (i.e., Tartrazine, Brilliant Black, Sunset yellow, Brilliant Blue and Erythrosine) by reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography equipped with Diode Array detector. Experimental conditions, including spectral properties, limits of detection and recoveries for these synthetic colorants in detail were studied and assigned according to the statistical methods adopted.
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Marmion, D.M., 1983, Hand book of U. S. colorants for food, drug and cosmetic, New York
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