AI Article Synopsis
- The study presents a new method using terbium luminescence to specifically detect green tea polyphenols derived from gallate on a special paper platform.
- This method is cost-effective, priced at just €0.0015, and requires minimal sample volumes for analysis.
- It allows for the simultaneous detection of gallate polyphenols in various tea samples, hinting at its practical use in real-world applications.
Article Abstract
This work describes a terbium luminescence-based protocol to selectively detect gallate-derived green tea polyphenols on a supramolecular gel immobilised paper platform for the first time. This user-friendly, inexpensive (€ 0.0015) approach requires very low sample volumes for the analysis. The developed strategy enables simultaneous detection of gallate polyphenols in multiple tea samples with the potential for practical applications.
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