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A Sensitive Enzymatic Method of Sulfite Determination

Francesc Cabré, Marta Cascante, Enric I. Canela

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In this paper a monoenzymatic method of sulfite determination in foods and beverages is propounded. This method is based on sulfite oxidation by sulfite oxidase with ferricyanide as electron acceptor. The relative standard deviation of the method in the range assayed is similar to that of other currently available methods.

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In this paper a monoenzymatic method of sulfite determination in foods and beverages is propounded. This method is based on sulfite oxidation by sulfite oxidase with ferricyanide as electron acceptor. The relative standard deviation of the method in the range assayed is similar to that of other currently available methods.

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In this paper a monoenzymatic method of sulfite determination in foods and beverages is propounded. This method is based on sulfite oxidation by sulfite oxidase with ferricyanide as electron acceptor. The relative standard deviation of the method in the range assayed is similar to that of other currently available methods.

Key concepts: Sulfite oxidase, Sulfite, Chemistry, Ferricyanide, Relative standard deviation, Electron acceptor, Chromatography, Inorganic chemistry

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