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Effects of different steeping temperatures on the leaching of aroma components in black tea by SPME–GC–MS coupled with chemometric method

Wang et al., 2019

Document ID
1421189557938087184
Author
Wang Z
Han B
Jing W
Yi Z
Zhang Y
Ren D
Yi L
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of AOAC International

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Background: Black tea is famous for its unique aroma. The analysis of aroma components has attracted considerable attention worldwide because of its complex chemical composition and low concentration. Objective: Steeping temperature is one of the most …
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