Chlorogenic acid induced colored reactions and their effect on carbonyls, phenolic content, and antioxidant capacity in sunflower butter cookies
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- Sihui LiangSLSihui Liang
- Lilian M. WereLWLilian M. Were
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- Chapman University
- Chapman University
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