A Simple Colorimetric Procedure for Differentiating Anions Using Flower Pigments from Anthurium andreanum

A simple, “green” and colorimetric approach in differentiating various anions is presented. Acidified ethanolic extracts from flowers of Anthurium andreanum undergo color changes in the presence of HSO4-, CH3COO-, C6H5COO-, HCO3-, CO32-, HPO42- and PO43- anions in aqueous solutions. Anionic acid-bas...

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Food
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