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9 May 2012 Diffuse-light absorption spectroscopy for beer classification and prediction of alcoholic content
L. Ciaccheri, E. E. Samano Baca, M. T. Russo, H. Ottevaere, H. Thienpont, A. G. Mignani
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Abstract
A miscellaneous of 86 beers was characterized by non-destructive, fast and reagent-free optical measurements. Diffuselight absorption spectroscopy performed in the visible and near-infrared bands was used to gather a turbidity-free spectroscopic information. Also, conventional turbidity and refractive index measurements were added for completing the optical characterization. The near-infrared spectra provided a straightforward turbidity-free assessment of the alcoholic strength. Then, the entire optical data set was processed by means of multivariate analysis looking for a beer clustering according to the own character and identity. Good results were achieved, indicating that optical methods can be successfully used for beer authentication.
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L. Ciaccheri, E. E. Samano Baca, M. T. Russo, H. Ottevaere, H. Thienpont, and A. G. Mignani "Diffuse-light absorption spectroscopy for beer classification and prediction of alcoholic content", Proc. SPIE 8439, Optical Sensing and Detection II, 84392E (9 May 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.923430
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KEYWORDS
Focus stacking software

Absorption spectroscopy

Refractive index

Visible radiation

Calibration

Near infrared

Spectroscopy

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