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Comparison of digestion procedures on commercial powdered soup samples for the determination of trace metal contents by atomic absorption spectrometry

A 2020 journal article reports a comparison of digestion procedures for commercial powdered soup samples to determine trace metal concentrations using atomic absorption spectrometry. The paper is published by the Journal of Food and Drug Analysis with association to Taiwan's Food and Drug Administration.

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The study evaluates analytical methods used to measure trace metal contents in food products.

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