Can NIR detect contaminants in fish meal?

Submitted by Nhi on 6 December 2016 - 2:45am
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Hi all,
Fish meal adulterated with urea, melamine, cyanuric acid, amoniac and even feather meal is not good to be predicted by fish meal calibration model. When I scan these samples in NIR, GH is in the limit but protein result is lower than Kjeldahl or Dumas method so I don't know when I can trust or not my result. Do we have a tool which can detect true fish meal and fish meal adulterated?
Thank in advance,
Nhilt
dardenne
08 Dec 2016
Hi,
If you can get this article, there is a tool which could work for your application.
Chemometrics and Intelligent Laboratory Systems 152 (2016) 157–162 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.chemolab.2015.10.016
Best regards,
Pierre
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Nhi
09 Dec 2016
Hi Pierre,
Thanks for the information!
Nhilt
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rega anggraini
18 Jan 2018
Hi dardenne,
Can i get the article you recommendation ?
because i cannot acces it.
Regards,
Rega
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