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Title: Methods of analysis of herbs and spices
Authors: Zachariah, T J
Leela, N K
Shamina, A
Keywords: volatile oil
oleoresin
piperine
curcumin
capsaicin
anthocyanins
phenols
carotenoids
antioxidant
crude fibre
Issue Date: 2012
Citation: Handbook of Herbs and Spices: Second Edition 2, pp. 89-117 2012
Abstract: The quality of spices depends largely on the chemical signatures of the essential oils and oleoresins contained within them. Every importing country has developed quality requirements for spices and in this context standard analytical techniques for quality assessment of spices have been established. This chapter describes some of these methodologies, discussing general analytical methods, distillation and extraction techniques. and methods of identifying the constituents of essential oil s and of estimating the oleoresins in spices. Methods for quantifying antioxidant capacity and estimation of crude fibre arc also described.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/1864
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