GB/T 12316-1990
AbolishedSensory analysis--Methodology--“A”-“not A”test
感官分析方法“A”-“非A” 检验
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the "A"-"not A" test procedure for sensory analysis, used to determine if a perceptible difference exists between two products by requiring assessors to identify whether a sample matches a known reference ("A") or not. It is applied in the food industry for quality control, product development, and shelf-life testing, particularly when evaluating subtle differences in attributes like flavor, texture, or aroma. The method is also used in non-food contexts, such as cosmetics or packaging materials, where trained panels assess sensory characteristics against a standard.
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