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                and sunset yellow 1             E150c (caramel class III) 27–9
              capillary isotachophoresis (cITP), and  E160b (annatto extracts) 30–4
                fumaric acid and its salts 128  E200–3 (sorbic acid and its salts) 35–53
              caramel class III 27–9            E210–13 (benzoic acid) 54–72
              carmoisine 15–23                  E220–8 (sulphites) 73–97
              caseinates 106, 108, 109          E249–50 (nitrites) 98–127
              caseins 106, 108, 109             E297 (fumaric acid and its salts) 128–41
              cheese                            E310–2 (gallates) 142–52
                and annatto extracts 30         E320 (BHA) 153–65
                and benzoic acid 57             E334–7 (L-tartaric acid and its salts) 166–
                and nitrites 99, 106–7, 108, 109–10,  73
                  111–12, 115                   E354 (L-tartaric acid and its salts) 166–73
                and phosphorus 200              E355–7 (adipic acid and its salts) 174–82
                Red Leicester 30                E359 (adipic acid and its salts) 174–82
                and sorbic acid and its salts 38  E405 (propylene glycol) 183–6
                whey cheese 107, 108, 109–10    E416 (karaya gum) 187–9
              chlorophylls and chlorophyllins 24–6  E432–6 (polysorbates) 190–5
              chocolate 196                     E442 (ammonium phosphatides) 196–200
              coal-tar dyes 1, 15               E444 (sucrose acetate isobutyrate) 201–4
              cocoa 196                         E472e (mono/diacetyl tartaric acid esters)
              cola drinks 53, 72, 250             205–8
              cold ham 200                      E476 (polyglycerol esters) 209–11
              colorimetric methods              E477 (propylene glycol) 183–6
                and annatto extracts 31         E481 (sodium stearoyl lactylate) 212–14
                and gallates 142                E482 (calcium stearoyl lactylate) 212–14
                and karaya gum 189              E483 (stearyl tartrate) 215
                and nitrites 98, 99             E491–2 (sorbitan esters) 216–19
                and polysorbates 190            E493–4 (sorbitan esters) 216–19
                and sulphites 73                E495 (sorbitan esters) 216–19
              copper complexes of chlorophylls and  E520–3 (aluminium) 220–9
                chlorophyllins 24–6             E541 (aluminium) 220–9
              corned beef 126                   E554–9 (aluminium) 220–9
              cream 250                         E573 (aluminium) 220–9
              custard powder 237                E954 (saccharin) 230–52
                                                electrometric methods, and sulphites 73
              deproteination 108–10             electrothermal atomic absorption
              desserts 236–7                      spectrometry (ETAAS) 221
              differential pulse polarography (DPP)  enzymatic methods
                and saccharin 230                 and propylene glycol 184
                and sulphites 73, 74, 81–2        and sulphites 73, 74, 79–81
              differential pulse voltammetry (DPV), and  European Standards
                nitrites 98                       and L-tartaric acid and its salts 166
              dried fruit 81                      and nitrites 99
                apples 93                         and saccharin 231
                apricots 94
                sultanas 93                     fats 142, 144–5, 153, 155–6
              dried milk 106, 108–9, 112, 113     butter fats 142, 144–5, 152
              dried potato products 81, 94, 95, 96  fish 183
              dried whey 106, 108, 109            anchovies 183
                                                  seafood 91, 94, 95, 96
              E110 (sunset yellow) 1–14           shrimp 94, 96
              E122 (azorubine) 15–23            fish homogenate 52, 70
              E141 (copper complexes of chlorophylls  flame atomic absorption spectrometry
                and chlorophyllins) 24–6          (FAAS) 221
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