Discrimination of sparkling wines samples according to the country of origin by ICP-OES coupled with multivariate analysis
Authors:
- Naira Poerner RodriguesNRNaira Poerner Rodrigues
- Eliseu RodriguesEREliseu Rodrigues
- Paulo Gustavo CelsoPCPaulo Gustavo Celso
- Alessandro KahmannAKAlessandro Kahmann
- Gabrielli Harumi YamashitaGYGabrielli Harumi Yamashita
- Michel J. AnzanelloMAMichel J. Anzanello
- Vitor ManfroiVMVitor Manfroi
- Plinho Francisco HertzPHPlinho Francisco Hertz
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- CAPES
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