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Forensic chemical characterisation of tomatoes and tomato sauces by high performance liquid chromatography
Products derived from tomatoes are widely consumed, and their chemical composition vary depending on how they are processed and formulated. Therefore, analytical methods are necessary to compare the characteristics of fresh and processed tomato products. This study was aimed to chemically characteri
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