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June 1, 1990International Journal of Food Science & Technology

Extraction of ginger rhizome: kinetic studies with supercritical carbon dioxide

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MKM. KANDIAHMSM. SpiroDSM (Netherlands)

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KANDIAH et al. (1990) studied this question.

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