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An improved post-column 2,2′-diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH
) radical scavenging assay for the screening of antioxidants in complex matrices was developed. Experimental parameters believed to be influential to DPPH
response were studied in a univariate approach. Optimum conditions were found to be: 5
×
10
−5
M DPPH
reagent prepared in a 75% methanol: 25% 40
mM citric acid–sodium citrate buffer (pH 6) solution, degassed with nitrogen; reaction coil of 2
m
×
0.25
mm i.d. PEEK tubing; detection at 521
nm; analysis at room temperature. The analytical utility of this protocol was evaluated by screening for antioxidants in thyme and green tea, in comparison with two commonly employed methodologies.