Specification guidesGreen tea extract specifications: EGCG, catechins and the assay basis
Use NIST green tea measurements to compare EGCG, catechins and assay basis. Includes uncertainty data and questions for a bulk ingredient sourcing brief.
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Green tea extract specifications: EGCG, catechins and the assay basis
Use NIST green tea measurements to compare EGCG, catechins and assay basis. Includes uncertainty data and questions for a bulk ingredient sourcing brief.
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