Quantitative issues related to the headspace-SPME-GC/MS analysis of volatile compounds in wines: the case of Maresco sparkling wine
Authors:
- Maria TufarielloMTMaria Tufariello
- Sandra PatiSandra Pati
- Leone D'AMicoLDLeone D'AMico
- Gianluca BleveGianluca Bleve
- Ilario LositoILIlario Losito
- Francesco GriecoFrancesco Grieco
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Funding Information
- IPROVISP (VJBKVF4)
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