Application of x-ray spectroscopic techniques to determine the inorganic composition and sulfur chemical speciation of the amazonian plant bixa orellana.
Bixa orellana is a plant that has a variety of uses, such as applications in the food and cosmetic industries, as well as culinary uses, and body painting for Indigenous people. Despite its versatility, few studies have explored its inorganic composition, and its sulfur chemical speciation has only...
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2024
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