2015
DOI: 10.5935/0100-4042.20150127
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Discrimination Between Similar Woods by Molecular Fluorescence and Partial Least Squares

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“…The Folin‐Ciocalteau method described by Singleton and Rossi 15 remains as the main methodology used to quantify total phenolic compounds (TPC) in propolis, and this antioxidant assay is based on SET mechanism and uses the Folin‐Ciocalteau reagent, which is a mixture of molybdenum VI and tungsten acids that showed a yellow color. Phenolic compounds can be identified spectrophotometrically by a change in the color of the complex molybdenum‐tungsten that turns blue in the presence of phenolates 16 …”
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“…The Folin‐Ciocalteau method described by Singleton and Rossi 15 remains as the main methodology used to quantify total phenolic compounds (TPC) in propolis, and this antioxidant assay is based on SET mechanism and uses the Folin‐Ciocalteau reagent, which is a mixture of molybdenum VI and tungsten acids that showed a yellow color. Phenolic compounds can be identified spectrophotometrically by a change in the color of the complex molybdenum‐tungsten that turns blue in the presence of phenolates 16 …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Phenolic compounds can be identified spectrophotometrically by a change in the color of the complex molybdenum-tungsten that turns blue in the presence of phenolates. 16 Traditional methods to assess propolis samples concerning TPC and antioxidant potential usually are divided into two steps: (I) the analytes are extracted from the matrix and the interferences removed by using chemical separation methods and (II) the individual components are determined using spectrophotometric and chromatographic techniques. Thus, it is difficult, expensive, and time-consuming.…”
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“…Esta técnica tem sido utilizada para analisar compostos de interesse farmacêutico, biológico, ambiental, industrial, dentre outros, viabilizando medidas da intensidade de emissão e/ou excitação livre de observações subjetivas, de maneira rápida e confiável (ZÚÑIGA, 2006;SOTOMAYOR et al, 2008;SCHERER, 2011;SILVA, 2012;MOURA, 2013;OLIVEIRA et al, 2015).…”
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“…madeiras apresentam fluorescências distintas, com a cor variando entre o marrom e o violeta, com praticamente todos os tons de laranja, amarelo, verde, azul e anil entre esses extremos. A intensidade da fluorescência não está limitada a uma área particular da madeira.Em alguns casos, o cerne fluoresce mais do que o alburno e, em outros casos ocorre o inverso extrativos foram apontados como sendo os maiores responsáveis pela fluorescência em madeira, uma vez que lignina e celulose apresentaram maior fluorescência apenas na região do ultravioleta Oliveira et al (2015). ao avaliarem espectros de fluorescência molecular de três espécies distintas de madeiras, destacaram que a técnica de espectroscopia de fluorescência aliada à construção de um modelo matemático por PLS-DA, parece ser bastante promissora para a discriminação entre espécies de madeiras visualmente semelhantes.…”
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