Effectiveness of natural antioxidants on oxidative stability of margarines
Authors:
- Juan José SerraJSJuan José Serra
- Carmen FagoagaCFCarmen Fagoaga
- Jessica MuraJMJessica Mura
- Francisca Sempere-FerreFSFrancisca Sempere-Ferre
- Gloria CastellanoGCGloria Castellano
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- Universidad Católica de Valencia San Vicente Màrtir
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