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                   Reference
                       1
                                2
                                Photodiode array at
                       Photodiode array
                         nm
                   Detection
                                  nm
                         at 405
                                  625
                                    acetic acid (100:2:0.5) mobile
                           phase containing 1 % acetic
                       Inertsil ODS-2 column with
                                  column with MeOH–H 2 O–
                         MeOH–H 2 O (97:3) mobile
                                Chemcosorb 5-ODS-UH
                   Method conditions
               Summary of methods for Cu complexes of chlorophylls and chlorophyllins in foods
                                      phase
                             acid
                                    %
                       Sample homogenised after pH adjustment
                         M HCl and extracted with
                                  (pH 2.6), homogenised after adding ethyl
                                Sample was suspended in citrate buffer
                                      aq ammonia solution. Ethanol added to
                                    acetate–acetone (5:1). Extracted with 1
                           ethyl ether, concentrated to dryness.
                   Sample preparation/extraction  Analytical methods for food additives Summary of statistical parameters for Cu complexes of chlorophylls and chlorophyllins in foods  Reference Statistical parameters Extent of validation  2  ng/g Determination limit 5 Requires further validation Recoveries in spiked food samples  % 90.7–102.5 Sodium
                             Residue dissolved in MeOH
                         to 3–4 with 0.1
                                        aqueous layer
                       Boiled bracken, agar-agar,  Chewing gum, candies,  processed seaweeds, processed edible wild plants,  Chewing gum, candies, processed seaweeds, processed edible wild  plants, chocolate
                   Matrix  chewing gum  chocolate       Matrix
               Table 3.1  Method  HPLC  HPLC        Table 3.2  Method  HPLC
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