SPETROPHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF THE LEVELS OF Ca, Mg, K and Na IN MILK PASTEURIZED GOAT, CONSUMED IN THE CITY OF MARACAIBO

Authors

  • Giovanni Controsceri University of Zulia (UZ)
  • Roman Amaya University of Zulia (UZ)
  • Andrea Angulo University of Zulia (UZ)
  • Humberto Oberto University of Zulia (UZ)
  • Jesús Villasmil University of Zulia (UZ)
  • Jesús Campos University of Zulia (UZ)
  • Denny Fernández University of Zulia (UZ)
  • Víctor Granadillo University of Zulia (UZ)

Keywords:

FAAS, FAES, goat's milk, essential minerals

Abstract

Goat milk is a beneficial alternative in human nutrition, based on its easy digestibility for consumers who are allergic to proteins and lactose intolerant of cow's milk. That is why the consumption of goat's milk is increasing day by day. In this paper, the concentrations of Ca, Mg, K, and Na are presented in samples of pasteurized goat milk sold in the city of Maracaibo, determined by the techniques of absorption and atomic emission with flame (FAAS and FAES).

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Published

2024-05-02

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Controsceri, G., Amaya, R., Angulo, A., Oberto, H., Villasmil , J., Campos, J., Fernández, D., & Granadillo, V. (2024). SPETROPHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF THE LEVELS OF Ca, Mg, K and Na IN MILK PASTEURIZED GOAT, CONSUMED IN THE CITY OF MARACAIBO. Observador Del Conocimiento, 2(6), 55–60. Retrieved from https://revistaoc.oncti.gob.ve/index.php/odc/article/view/441

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