This study developed a highly sensitive and simple method for detecting histamine (His) in milk by innovatively integrating the classical His-azo compound colorimetric method with ultrasound-microwave-assisted solidified floating organic droplet-based liquid-phase microextraction (UMA-SFOD-LPME) and low-temperature centrifugation. The method forms a colored His-azo compound, enriches it via UMA-SFOD-LPME, separates the extraction solvent by low-temperature centrifugation, and quantifies by ultraviolet–visible (UV–Vis) spectrophotometry. The UMA-SFOD-LPME was a spontaneous endothermic entropy-driven diffusion-controlled process. Moreover, this method could significantly enhance the recovery, achieve a low LOD of 0.14 mg/L and a LOQ of 0.47 mg/L for His in milk. The intra-day and inter-day precision were excellent at 0.96 %–1.46 % and 0.85 %–1.71 %, respectively. This integrated methodology is simple to operate, cost-effective, environmentally friendly, and significantly improves the sensitivity, accuracy, and reliability of traditional detection methods, providing a robust solution for the rapid and high-recovery detection of trace His in complex dairy matrices.
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