1999
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1099-1522(199901/02)12:1<37::aid-pts452>3.3.co;2-6
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Sorption–desorption of aromas on multi‐use PET bottles. A test procedure

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“…However, a major concern with reusable bottles is that substances may be sorbed into the bottle material and subsequently remigrate into the next beverage with which the reused bottle is filled since some substances may remain after washing (Demertzis, Johansson, Lievens, & Franz, 1997;Devlieghere, De Meulenaer, Sekitoleko, Estrella Garcia, & Huyghebaert, 1997;Nielsen, Damant, & Castle, 1997;Safa & Bourelle, 1999). These substances may originate from a previous food product or result from consumer misuse.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…However, a major concern with reusable bottles is that substances may be sorbed into the bottle material and subsequently remigrate into the next beverage with which the reused bottle is filled since some substances may remain after washing (Demertzis, Johansson, Lievens, & Franz, 1997;Devlieghere, De Meulenaer, Sekitoleko, Estrella Garcia, & Huyghebaert, 1997;Nielsen, Damant, & Castle, 1997;Safa & Bourelle, 1999). These substances may originate from a previous food product or result from consumer misuse.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Compostos 6 Técnicas como ultra-som, extração assistida por microondas, extração acelerada por solvente e ainda extração com fluido supercrítico também têm sido relatadas na literatura científica 6,26,27 como técnicas alternativas, a fim de reduzir a quantidade de solvente e amostra, reduzir o tempo requerido de análise e aumentar a seletividade de extração. Os dois primeiros objetivos têm, freqüentemente, sido alcançados, mas o último é mais difícil, pois em um processo de extração deve-se balancear entre a seletividade e a extração completa.…”
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