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The study aims to develop and validate an effective method for detecting chlorate in dairy rinse water.

Method accuracy profile validated microplate spectrophotometric method for reliable chlorate detection in tap water used for dairy industry monitoring

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Randomized trial validates an accurate method for detecting chlorate in dairy rinse water, suggesting improved safety monitoring.

The study aims to develop and validate an effective method for detecting chlorate in dairy rinse water.
Developed a rapid spectrophotometric method for quantifying chlorate using indigo carmine.
Used method accuracy profile (MAP) for validation, establishing limits of detection and quantification.
Conducted selectivity tests to assess interference from other substances.
Limit of detection (LOD) was 70.75 μg/L, and limit of quantification (LOQ) was 233.5 μg/L, both below 700 μg/L.
Validation showed satisfactory trueness and precision, indicating method reliability.
Limited interference confirmed mainly from chlorite and sodium hypochlorite.

Ali et al. (2026) studied this question.

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