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E110: Sunset yellow  11



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                   (n=5)  (n=5)  (n=5)  (n=3)  (n=3)  (n=3)

                          mg/L  mg/L by  mg/L by  %  RSD  0.1  mg/L

               µg/L (n=10) in the same day.  Detection limit 0.38 mg/L dyes from synthetic mixtures  11.0±0.2  CZE  10.7±0.2  HPLC  {9.6}  mg/L  % at 8  ng/mL





             µg/L  µg/L  µg/L  µg/L 5790±116  µg/L 2142±42  mg/L  % for 4–60  Ice lolly:  % (n=6) Recovery 99  µg/mL (n=3)  Detection limit 0.2  µg/L 39.44±1.334  SD  0.8  mg/L  Detection limit 3.5

             Calibration graph linear in the range 5–90 RSD = 2.2 % for a solution of 30 The determination limit was 5  192±4 Tof (lemon)  Gatorade (lemon) Refreshing drink (orange) Calibration graph linear up to 4–200 Recoveries were 92.3–111.3  Real samples:  µg/mL Linear range 0–60  µg/mL (n=10)  % for 8  RSD 1.9  9.32 Sparkling orange drink: Resu



















             Performance of method established and applied to  3 real samples (n=5)  Performance of method established and applied  to real samples  Performance of method established and applied to  real samples  Performance of method established and applied to  a real sample  Performance of method established and applied  to real samples  Performanc










             Refreshing  drinks  Non-alcoholic  beverages and  flavoured  syrups  Soft drinks  Drinks  Commercial  products  Soft drinks,  liqueurs,  ice-cream





             Square wave  adsorptive  voltammetry  CZE cf  HPLC 3  Spectro-  photometric  Integrated  solid phase  spectrophoto-  metric-FIA  Derivative  spectrophoto-  metric ratio  spectrum-zero  crossing  SP spectro-  photometry
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