A. Guerra, M. Franzoi, V. Vigolo, Enrico Tosetto, M. De Marchi
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Abstract
Fourier transformed mid-infrared spectroscopy is a widespread method for routine analysis in milk. This method can also be used for the detection of adulterants in bovine milk which represent a current risk for dairy industries and public health. This work focuses on the detection of seven adulterants present in three known concentrations in bulk milk sample. The adulterants were: sodium bicarbonate, sodium chloride, hydroxyproline, glucose, sodium citrate, water, and urea. Partial least squares – discriminant analysis was used to develop statistical models to predict the presence of adulterants in milk samples. The obtained models could provide an easy, efficient, and rapid tool for the dairy industry to detect specific adulterants in milk.
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