Pulsed Light treatment below a Critical Fluence (3.82 J/cm2) minimizes photo-degradation and browning of a model Phenolic (Gallic Acid) Solution
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Pulsed Light treatment below a Critical Fluence (3.82 J/cm2) minimizes photo-degradation and browning of a model Phenolic (Gallic Acid) Solution
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Foods
Volume 8, Issue 9, Pages 380
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MDPI AG
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2019-09-02
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10.3390/foods8090380
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