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Application of a direct immersion—Stir bar sorptive extraction (DI-SBSE) combined GC–MS method for fingerprinting alkylpyrazines in tea and tea-like infusions

Rigling et al., 2022

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17120075276651356365
Author
Rigling M
Kanter J
Zhang Y
Publication year
Publication venue
European Food Research and Technology

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A series of alkylpyrazines, contributing to the overall flavor, are described in tea and tea infusions. Their low concentrations and moderate water solubility are facing analytical trouble when it comes to typical applied headspace analyses. Accordingly, a stir bar sorptive …
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