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Evaluation of Iron Metal in Water and Vitamin C and Iron Concentration in Grapes of Channat Valley Azad Kashmir.


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To evaluate the iron composition in the water and vitamin C and iron concentration in the grapes juices of channat valley.Total 30 samples of water was collected for analysis from the valley and 20 samples of different grapes benches is selected from different locations for evaluation. Method.For analysis of iron metal in water and grapes an Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS) was used, for determination of vitamin C in grape juice a traditional titration method is adopted. Result. The composition of iron in channat valley water is 0.0885 mg/L (mean), the concentration of vitamin C in the grapes juice was 12.25 mg/100 g(mean) and the iron in grapes juice is 0.347 mg/100g (mean).

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Water, Ascorbic Acid, Ferrous, Vitis
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  • Evaluation of Iron Metal in Water and Vitamin C and Iron Concentration in Grapes of Channat Valley Azad Kashmir.

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Authors

Muhammad Aziz
Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry University of Balochistan, Quetta Pakistan, (p.c-87300).
Shafia Parveen
Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry University of Balochistan, Quetta Pakistan, (p.c-87300).
Saima Jadoon
Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry University of Balochistan, Quetta Pakistan, (p.c-87300).

Abstract


To evaluate the iron composition in the water and vitamin C and iron concentration in the grapes juices of channat valley.Total 30 samples of water was collected for analysis from the valley and 20 samples of different grapes benches is selected from different locations for evaluation. Method.For analysis of iron metal in water and grapes an Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS) was used, for determination of vitamin C in grape juice a traditional titration method is adopted. Result. The composition of iron in channat valley water is 0.0885 mg/L (mean), the concentration of vitamin C in the grapes juice was 12.25 mg/100 g(mean) and the iron in grapes juice is 0.347 mg/100g (mean).

Keywords


Water, Ascorbic Acid, Ferrous, Vitis

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