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Green Sample Preparation Methods
Sample preparation is the stage of the analytical process where greenness-related issues can likely play the most important role. With the exception of direct methods for solid sample analysis, for most analytical methods it is necessary to carry out a ...
Francisco Pena +3 more
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The best sample preparation is green sample preparation
Rafael Lucena
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Green materials for greener food sample preparation: A review
This review article overviews green analytical microextraction methods developed for food analysis. Particular attention is paid to the type and characteristics of the extraction phase (solvent or sorbent), given not only their enormous impact on the ...
Montse Saura-Cayuela +5 more
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Recent Advances in Bioanalysis of Cephalosporins Toward Green Sample Preparation. [PDF]
ABSTRACTThis review highlights recent advances in the bioanalysis of cephalosporins using liquid chromatographic methods, focusing on green sample preparation (GSP) techniques. Cephalosporins, a class of β‐lactam antibiotics, are critical in combating bacterial infections but present challenges related to drug resistance and toxicity.
Kousi M, Kalogiouri NP, Samanidou VF.
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Green sample preparation methods for the analysis of bioactive compounds in bee products: A review
Natural extracts of bee products are being recognized worldwide as a remarkable source of bioactive compounds with diverse functionalities such as antioxidant, antimicrobial and anticancer agents.
Adrián Fuente-Ballesteros +4 more
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Green solvents for sample preparation in analytical chemistry
International audienceAn analytical procedure comprises two steps: sample preparation mostly extraction (Soxhlet, Dean–Stark, Likens– Nickerson, Blye & Dyer, Folch, leaching, maceration, percolation) and analysis (spectrophotometry, chromatography ...
Léa Vernes +9 more
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Towards a greener future: The role of sustainable methodologies in metabolomics research
Sustainability is a growing priority in scientific research, and metabolomics is no exception. Traditional metabolomics workflows rely on hazardous solvents, raising concerns regarding their environmental impact.
Chiara Spaggiari +4 more
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Green and sustainable evaluation of methods for sample treatment in drug analysis
The time-consuming nature of many sample treatment protocols continues to be recognized as the main bottleneck of analytical procedures, which, in most cases, use long analysis times, excessive amounts of solvents and reagents, and energy.
Héctor Martínez-Pérez-Cejuela +4 more
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Green solvents and their role in modern sample preparation for sustainable analytical chemistry
The transition from traditional solvents to green solvents in analytical chemistry represents a pivotal shift towards sustainable science, reducing toxicity and environmental impact while maintaining analytical efficacy.
Hiral Vadgama +2 more
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