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Elemental analysis of hazelnut kernels and shells by spark source mass sepctrometry

Analyse der Elemente von Haselnußkern und -Schalen mit der Funkenquellen-Massenspektrometrie

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Drei in der Türkei kultivierte Haselnußarten (Corylus avellana var. pontica, Corylus maxima mill. undCorylus colurna var. glandulifera) wurden mittels der Funkenquellen-Massenspektrometrie bezüglich ihrer Mineralstoffzusammensetzung in Kern und Schale untersucht. Von den insgesamt 35 gemessenen Elementen kommen 3-5 in größeren Konzentrationen vor, während 9–13 als Spuren- und 17–20 als Ultraspurenelemente bezeichnet werden müssen.

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Samples from three varieties of hazelnuts, namelyCorylus avellana var. pontica, C. maxima mill. andCorylus colurna var. glandulifera, which are cultivated in Turkey, were analyzed by spark-source mass spectrometry (SSMS). A total of 35 elements were determined in the samples. It was generally shown that 3–5 elements were in nontrace, 9-13 were in trace and 17–20 were in ultratrace amounts in kernels and shells.

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Özdemir, M. Elemental analysis of hazelnut kernels and shells by spark source mass sepctrometry. Z Lebensm Unters Forch 180, 289–292 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01851271

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