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NMR for Nontargeted Screening of Melamine in Baby Foods

The recent melamine crisis in China has pointed out a serious deficiency in current food control systems, namely, they specifically focus on selected known compounds. This targeted approach allowed the presence of melamine in milk products to be overlooked for a considerable time. To avoid this in the future, nontargeted NMR screening is proposed.

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