A simple process to purify (E)-resveratrol from grape stems with a photo-molecularly imprinted sorbent

Bzainia, A.; Dias, R.C.S.; Costa, M.R.P.F.N.

doi:10.1016/j.fbp.2023.08.010

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A simple process to purify (E)-resveratrol from grape stems with a photo-molecularly imprinted sorbent

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