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Rare earth elements in Oolong tea and their human health risks associated with drinking tea

2015-12-01

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In this study, the content of rare earth oxides (REOs) in made teas and infusions of 57 Oolong tea samples was investigated because when compared to other teas, Oolong tea is believed to contain a higher amount of REOs. The risks of REOs in Oolong tea to human health arising from drinking tea were assessed. The content of rare earth oxides (∑REOs) in the various types of Oolong tea varied from 0.62 to 10.1mg/kg, 7...

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Literature Corpus work: a224b075-b609-5eba-a358-8b95ed3d7389
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfca.2015.08.001

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