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Electrochemical detection of Sudan red series azo dyes: Bibliometrics based analysis
Yin Shen1, Shuduan Mao2, Fei Chen1
1Key Laboratory of Novel Materials for Sensor of Zhejiang Province, College of Materials and Environmental Engineering, Hangzhou Dianzi University, Hangzhou, 310018, China.
Abstract:
Sudan red azo dyes are banned from food because of their carcinogenic properties. It is necessary to establish a method for the detection of Sudan azo dyes in food. Among them, electrochemical sensing technology has become a very potential analytical method for food detection because of its fast, sensitive and low price. In this paper, we analyze the electrochemical detection of Sudan red azo dyes by bibliometric method. A total of 161 articles were analyzed from 2007 to 2021. The geographical and institutional distribution of these papers is used to understand the form of collaboration on this topic. Keyword analysis in these papers is used to understand the different directions in which the topic is studied at different stages. The results show that the topic reached its peak in 2015. The development of novel materials with excellent electrochemical activity has promoted the research on this topic. As detection limits continue to be lowered and sensors continue to be optimized, this topic currently does not continue to attract much attention.
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