Comparison of intensities and binary interactions of four basic tastes between an electronic tongue and a human tongue
Comparison of intensities and binary interactions of four basic tastes between an electronic tongue and a human tongue
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电子舌和人舌四种基本味觉的强度和二元相互作用的比较
DOI:
10.1007/s10068-015-0222-9
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发表时间:
2015-10-01
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Li, Fenghua
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作者:
Tian, Huaixiang;Feng, Tao;Li, Fenghua
For detection of single taste intensities and binary interactions using an electronic tongue (E-tongue) and the human tongue (H-tongue), the 4 basic flavor substances of sucrose, caffeine, citric acid, and sodium chloride were used. A linear fit was performed using response values of the E-tongue and concentrations of the basic tastes. The taste intensity of the E-tongue was positively correlated with sour and salty substances, but negatively correlated with sweet and bitter substances. All taste intensities were positively correlated with the 4 flavor substances using the H-tongue. A mathematical model of the 4 taste substances on both the E-tongue and H-tongue exhibited a semi-logarithmic form. There were synergistic, dampening, or offset effects on the taste intensity of each flavor substance in binary systems. H-tongue and E-tongue results were consistent for sweet/bitter and salt/sour interactions. H-tongue and E-tongue results were contradictory for salt/sweet and sweet/sour interactions.