Identification method of pesticide residues in cucumber skin based on near-infrared spectroscopy
A technology of near-infrared spectroscopy and pesticide residues, which is applied in the field of identification of pesticide residues on cucumber skin, can solve the problems of low detection accuracy and the inability to carry out qualitative classification and identification of pesticide residues, and achieve the effect of simple detection device, low cost and high sensitivity
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[0042] A method for identifying pesticide residues on cucumber epidermis based on near-infrared spectroscopy, comprising the following steps:
[0043] a. Sample preparation
[0044] Three cucumbers were selected, one of which was not sprayed with pesticides, as a sample without pesticides; the liquid pesticide aviacidamiprid and tap water were selected to form a pesticide aqueous solution of 1:1000 and 1:100, and the other two cucumbers were treated by spraying. Cucumbers were sprayed; cucumbers sprayed with a pesticide concentration of 1:1000 were used as samples containing mild pesticide residues, and cucumbers sprayed with a pesticide concentration of 1:100 were used as samples containing heavy pesticide residues;
[0045] b. Spectral data collection
[0046] After 24 hours of spraying pesticides, pick three cucumber samples for spectral data collection, and take 4mm of interrupted epidermis from each cucumber 2 Make 80 specimens, collect their spectral data respectively,...
Embodiment 2
[0060] A method for identifying pesticide residues on cucumber epidermis based on near-infrared spectroscopy, comprising the following steps:
[0061] a. Sample preparation
[0062] Three cucumbers were selected, one of which was not sprayed with pesticides, as a sample without pesticides; the liquid pesticide aviacidamiprid and tap water were selected to form a pesticide aqueous solution of 1:1000 and 1:100, and the other two cucumbers were treated by spraying. Cucumbers were sprayed; cucumbers sprayed with a pesticide concentration of 1:1000 were used as samples containing mild pesticide residues, and cucumbers sprayed with a pesticide concentration of 1:100 were used as samples containing heavy pesticide residues;
[0063] b. Spectral data collection
[0064] After 24 hours of spraying pesticides, pick three cucumber samples for spectral data collection, and take 4mm of interrupted epidermis from each cucumber 2 Make 80 specimens, collect their spectral data respectively,...
Embodiment 3
[0079] A method for identifying pesticide residues on cucumber epidermis based on near-infrared spectroscopy, comprising the following steps:
[0080] a. Sample preparation
[0081] Three cucumbers were selected, one of which was not sprayed with pesticides, as a sample without pesticides; the liquid pesticide aviacidamiprid and tap water were selected to form a pesticide aqueous solution of 1:1000 and 1:100, and the other two cucumbers were treated by spraying. Cucumbers were sprayed; cucumbers sprayed with a pesticide concentration of 1:1000 were used as samples containing mild pesticide residues, and cucumbers sprayed with a pesticide concentration of 1:100 were used as samples containing heavy pesticide residues;
[0082] b. Spectral data collection
[0083] After 24 hours of spraying pesticides, pick three cucumber samples for spectral data collection, and take 4mm of interrupted epidermis from each cucumber 2 Make 80 specimens, collect their spectral data respectively,...
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