Adulteration detection method for beef on the basis of bio-speckles and inertia moment spectrum analysis
A detection method and a moment of inertia technology, applied in the field of beef adulteration detection, can solve the problems of lack of theoretical support, failure to reflect speckle activity, deviation of results, etc., and achieve the effects of low cost, high sensitivity and high accuracy
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[0024] 0.85kg of beef hindquarters and sirloin from different cattle provided by a Wuhan Food Co., Ltd. were pulverized by a mixer and mixed evenly, then wrapped in plastic wrap and stored in an environment of 28±2°C for 2 days until obvious signs of deterioration (such as off-flavors, browning, and slime). Get 1kg of fresh beef hind leg, pulverize and mix evenly with non-fresh meat according to the adulteration gradient of 0%, 1%, 3%, 5-60% (gradient is 5%) and 100% (w / w) to make adulterated fake samples. Except for 2 samples of pure fresh beef, 4 replicates were prepared for each gradient, and a total of 62 adulterated beef samples were obtained, each weighing about 30 g.
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