拉曼光谱
高光谱成像
伪装
材料科学
计算机科学
人工智能
光学
物理
作者
Ritu Joshi,Santosh Lohumi,Rahul Joshi,Moon S. Kim,Jianwei Qin,Insuck Baek,Byoung‐Kwan Cho
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.snb.2019.127243
摘要
Cases of imitation or fake food materials are sometimes produced and sold for purposes of economic fraud. However, while some imitation or fake food materials merely incorporate lower quality or cheaper alternative ingredients that are safe to eat, others fakes are produced using non-edible or hazardous ingredients that are unsafe for consumption. The latter group includes fake eggs which are often difficult to identify by eye. Such fakes have been found in various parts of Asia, made from harmful ingredients such as sodium alginate, tartrazine dye, gypsum powder, and paraffin wax. The objective of this study is to evaluate the use of Raman spectral analysis for nondestructive, noninvasive identification of fake eggs. In this study, fake eggs were prepared and then Raman spectroscopic and imaging data were collected from both the fake eggs and real chicken eggs. Classification of the fake and real eggs was tested using both Raman spectroscopy (1800–600 cm−1) with multivariate analysis methods and Raman hyperspectral imaging (1500–390 cm−1) with waveband optimization. The results demonstrated that both techniques are able to differentiate fake eggs from real eggs.
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