New melamine testing method: results available in 30 seconds

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The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH) has recently developed a new method for quickly detecting and analyzing melamine in milk. Researchers at the university say that since the melamine-contaminated milk scandal in 2008, it has become imperative to develop methods for quickly and reliably detecting and analyzing melamine levels in milk. The new method invented by ETH is called “electrospray extraction ionization,” and it can produce results within 30 seconds, whereas conventional methods take 60 minutes – this **reduces the testing time. Next, ETH will also develop portable analytical instruments that can be flexibly used for melamine detection throughout the entire milk industry chain.

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