Research Article
Determination of Selected Metals in Fruit Wines by Spectroscopic Techniques
Table 7
Comparison of the concentration of metals in wines of different origin [
24].
| Metal | Concentration of metals (mg/L) in different wine origin | Czech | French | German | Greek | Hungarian | Italian | Spanish | American | Poland |
| K | 493–3056 | 265–426 | 480–1860 | 955–2089 | 489–1512 | 750–1500 | 338–2032 | 462–1147 | 165–441 | Ca | 40–100 | 65–161 | 58–200 | 14.0–47.5 | 51–164 | 30–151 | 12–241 | 17–94 | 4.3–50 | Mg | 7.8–138 | 55–96 | 56–105 | 82.5–122.5 | 72–174 | 53–115 | 50–236 | 100–245 | 5.0–29.7 | Pb | 0.010–1.253 | 0.006–0.023 | — | ND–0.62 | — | 0.01–0.35 | 0.001–0.096 | — | 0.002–0.095 | Zn | — | 0.44–0.74 | 0.3–1.5 | 0.05–8.9 | 0.6–1.9 | 0.135–4.8 | ND–4.63 | 0.75–3.60 | 0.036–0.316 | Cd | 0.000055–0.0033 | ND–0.0002 | — | ND–0.03 | 0.00014–0.54 | 0.0012–0.0016 | ND–0.019 | — | 0.0005–0.0184 | Fe | 0.9–5.2 | 0.81–2.51 | 0.4–4.2 | 0.7–7.3 | 2.03–23.7 | 1.35–27.8 | 0.4–17.4 | 1.2–6.6 | 0.407–0.969 |
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