Method for detecting moisture content in aquatic products by using low-field nuclear magnetic resonance technology
A low-field nuclear magnetic resonance and low-field nuclear magnetic technology, which is applied in the direction of analysis by nuclear magnetic resonance, weighing by removing certain components, and material analysis by resonance, can solve cumbersome and laborious tasks, destroy samples, and easily breed microorganisms, etc. problems, to achieve the effect of simple operation process, improved measurement efficiency and short analysis time
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[0046] The method of using low-field nuclear magnetic resonance technology to detect the moisture content in dried sea cucumbers includes the following steps:
[0047] S1. Low-field NMR analysis: Take 100 fresh sea cucumbers to be tested and perform low-field NMR analysis respectively. Use CPMG pulse sequence method to collect NMR echo signals, collect the signals 3 times each time, and obtain echo attenuation by inversion Curve data, that is, transverse relaxation data obtained by multi-exponential fitting;
[0048] Among them, the sampling parameters are set as: 90 degree pulse width P1: 13us, 180 degree pulse width P2: 25.04us, re-sampling waiting time Tw: 0.01~10000ms, analog gain RG1: 10, digital gain DRG1: 3, pre-amplification gain PRG: 2, NS: 4, NECH: 700, receiver bandwidth SW: 100KHz, start sampling time control parameter RFD: 0.08ms, time delay DL1: 0.38748ms;
[0049] S2. Sample weighing: Determine the moisture content of dried sea cucumbers after step S2 low-field nuclea...
Embodiment 2
[0059] The method of using low-field nuclear magnetic resonance technology to detect the moisture content in instant shrimps includes the following steps:
[0060] S1. Low-field NMR analysis: Take 50 ready-to-eat shrimps to perform low-field NMR analysis. Use CPMG pulse sequence method to collect NMR echo signals, collect the signals 3 times each time, and obtain the echo attenuation curve by inversion Data, that is, transverse relaxation data obtained by multi-exponential fitting;
[0061] Among them, the sampling parameters are set as: 90 degree pulse width P1: 12us, 180 degree pulse width P2: 25.44us, re-sampling waiting time Tw: 0.01~10000ms, analog gain RG1: 10, digital gain DRG1: 3, pre-amplification gain PRG: 2, NS: 4, NECH: 850, receiver bandwidth SW: 100KHz, start sampling time control parameter RFD: 0.08ms, delay DL1: 0.38728ms;
[0062] S2. Sample weighing: Determine the moisture content of the instant shrimp after the low-field nuclear magnetic analysis in step S2 accord...
Embodiment 3
[0072] The method of using low-field nuclear magnetic resonance technology to detect the moisture content in instant scallops includes the following steps:
[0073] S1. Low-field NMR analysis: Take 200 ready-to-eat scallop rods to be tested and perform low-field NMR analysis respectively. Use the CPMG pulse sequence method to collect NMR echo signals. The signals are collected 3 times each time, and the echo attenuation is obtained by inversion. Curve data, that is, transverse relaxation data obtained by multi-exponential fitting;
[0074] Among them, the sampling parameters are set as: 90 degree pulse width P1: 15us, 180 degree pulse width P2: 28us, re-sampling waiting time Tw: 0.01~10000ms, analog gain RG1: 10, digital gain DRG1: 3, preamplification gain PRG : 2, NS: 4, NECH: 1000, receiver bandwidth SW: 100KHz, start sampling time control parameter RFD: 0.08ms, time delay DL1: 0.386ms;
[0075] S2. Sample weighing: Measure the moisture content of the instant scallop sticks after ...
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