Typical G.C. analysis

Perflavory

Typical G.C. analysis
#	%	Leftshift	Components
alpinia galanga oil
24	10.70	alpha-	bergamotene
30	16.20	beta-	bisabolene
12	trace		borneol
17	2.50		bornyl acetate
2	0.50		camphene
23	0.90		caryophyllene
33	2.50		caryophyllene oxide
16	0.20		chavicol
19	1.00		chavicyl acetate
7	5.50	1,8-	cineole
20	1.60		citronellyl acetate
22	0.70		copaene
28	1.90	ar-	curcumene
14	trace	para-	cymen-8-ol
6	0.80	para-	cymene
29	1.50		eugenyl acetate
26	18.20	(E)-beta-	farnesene
21	5.10		geranyl acetate
25	0.60	alpha-	humulene
8	1.60		limonene
11	trace		linalool
5	0.70		myrcene
31	1.90		pentadecane
32	1.60	beta-sesqui	phellandrene
1	10.20	alpha-	pinene
4	1.60	beta-	pinene
3	trace		sabinene
27	0.80		santalene
13	0.30		terpinen-4-ol
9	trace	alpha-	terpinene
15	0.20	alpha-	terpineol
10	trace		terpinolene
18	trace		tridecane
H. L. De Pooter, M. Nor Omar, B. A. Coolsaet and N. M. Schamp, The Essential Oil of Greater Galanga (Alpinia galanga) from Malaysia, Phytochem.,24, 93-96 (1985). P&F 11, No. 1, 29, (1986)
cassia leaf oil
#	%	Leftshift	Components
	0.54		benzaldehyde
	1.82		benzyl benzoate
	1.58		camphene
	2.60		camphor
	2.90	delta-3-	carene
	6.24	beta-	caryophyllene
	46.52	(E)-	cinnamaldehyde
	2.64	(E)-	cinnamyl acetate
	1.40	alpha-	copaene
	4.18	para-	cymene
	3.63		eugenol
	0.30		eugenyl acetate
	0.85	alpha-	humulene
	2.98		linalool
	0.79	ortho-	methoxycinnamaldehyde
	0.07		myrcene
	9.16	beta-	phellandrene + limonene
	3.47	alpha-	pinene
	1.02	beta-	pinene
	0.07	alpha-	terpineol
L.-F. Zhu, Y.-H. Li, B.-L. Li, B.-Y. Lu and N.-H. Xia, Aromatic Plants and Essential Constituents. South China Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Hai Feng Publish. Co. distributed by Peace Book Co. Ltd., Hong Kong (1993). P&F 19, No. 4, 33, (1994)
cinnamomum cassia bark oil china
#	%	Leftshift	Components
1	0.54		benzaldehyde
20	1.82		benzyl benzoate
3	1.58		camphene
10	2.60		camphor
6	2.90	delta-3-	carene
16	6.24	beta-	caryophyllene
12	46.52	(E)-	cinnamaldehyde
15	2.64	(E)-	cinnamyl acetate
14	1.40	alpha-	copaene
7	4.18	para-	cymene
13	3.63		eugenol
18	0.30		eugenyl acetate
17	0.85	alpha-	humulene
9	2.98		linalool
19	0.79	ortho-	methoxycinnamaldehyde
4	0.07		myrcene
8	9.16	beta-	phellandrene + limonene
2	3.47	alpha-	pinene
5	1.02	beta-	pinene
11	0.07	alpha-	terpineol
N. Bouzid, K. Toulgouate, G. Villarem and A. Gaset, Analyse quantitative des fractions d’huile essentielle pouvant co-exister lors d’hydrodistillation & plants aromatiques. Rivista Ital. EPPOS, (April), 15-25 (1997). P&F 23, No. 1, 39, (1998)
cinnamomum tamala oil
#	%	Leftshift	Components
9	0.20		benzaldehyde
2	0.10		camphene
11	0.70		caryophyllene
6	0.90	1,8-	cineole
7	3.20	para-	cymene
15	78.00		eugenol
14	1.20		eugenyl acetate
12	0.10		geraniol
5	0.70		limonene
8	0.20		linalool
13	0.50		methyl eugenol
4	0.30		myrcene
1	1.50	alpha-	pinene
3	0.40	beta-	pinene
10	0.30	alpha-	terpineol
B. C. Gulati, Essential oils of cinnamomum species in Cultivation and Utilization of Aromatic Plants. Edit. C. K. Atal and B. M. Kapur, R. R. L., Council of Scientific & Indust. Research (1982). P&F 8, No. 4, 65, (1983)
cinnamomum zeylanicum bark oil CO2 extract
#	%	Leftshift	Components
2	0.02-0.03		benzaldehyde
23	0.78-1.63		benzyl benzoate
4	0.02-0.10		camphene
10	0.71-2.22	1,8-	cineole
17	77.24-81.47		cinnamaldehyde
21	5.27-6.58		cinnamyl acetate + beta-caryophyllene
9	0.36-0.78	para-	cymene
20	1.82-2.31		eugenol
22	1.51-2.02		eugenyl acetate
18	0.00-0.12		geraniol
11	0.17-0.42		limonene
14	0.84-1.61		linalool
7	0.00-0.02		myrcene
3	0.06-0.21	alpha-	pinene
6	0.03-0.11	beta-	pinene
5	0.02-0.03		sabinene
19	0.00-0.02		safrole
8	0.04-0.23		salicylaldehyde
15	0.14-0.19		terpinen-4-ol
12	0.01-0.03	gamma-	terpinene
16	0.19-0.35	alpha-	terpineol
13	0.01-0.04		terpinolene
1	0.01-0.08	alpha-	thujene
F. Tateo and F. Chizzini, The Composition and Quality of Supercntical CO2 Extracted Cinnamon. J. Essent. Oil Res., 1, 165-168 ( 1989). P&F 19, No. 3, 59, (1994)
cinnamomum zeylanicum leaf oil
The seasonal variation in the composition of cinnamon leaf oil produced from leaves harvested at different times of the year was studied by Kaul et al. (1996). They found that oil produced from leaves harvested either in the summer or in the winter possessed comparable chemical compositions, whereas an oil produced from leaves harvested in the rainy season had a reduced level of eugenol and an increased level of eugenyl acetate (Table VIII). Note: this page will only include the summer harvest.
#	%	Leftshift	Components
22	0.43		benzyl benzoate
20	0.06	delta-	cadinene
3	0.12		camphene
17	0.48	beta-	caryophyllene
21	0.26		caryophyllene oxide
13	0.17	(E)-	cinnamaldehyde
16	0.19	(E)-	cinnamyl acetate
9	0.07		citronellal
6	0.36	para-	cymene
15	0.34	beta-	elemene
14	93.94		eugenol
19	1.07		eugenyl acetate
18	0.12	alpha-	humulene
7	0.31		limonene + 1,8-cineole
8	0.86		linalool
5	0.23	alpha-	phellandrene
2	0.33	alpha-	pinene
4	0.16	beta-	pinene
12	0.07		piperitone
10	0.09		terpinen-4-ol
11	0.10	alpha-	terpineol
1	0.03	alpha-	thujene
P. N. Kaul, A. K. Battacharya and B. R. Rajeswara Rae, Seasonal variation in the composition of the essential oil of cinnamon (Cinnamomum zeylanicum Blume) leaves. Indian Perfum., 40(2), 36-38 (1996). P&F 22, No. 5, 71, (1997)
cinnamon bark oil ceylon
Using GC (retention indices) Bouzid et al. (1997) analyzed an oil of cinnamon bark. The compounds identified were as follows:
#	%	Leftshift	Components
1	0.54		benzaldehyde
20	1.82		benzyl benzoate
3	1.58		camphene
10	2.60		camphor
6	2.90	delta-3-	carene
16	6.24	beta-	caryophyllene
12	46.52	(E)-	cinnamaldehyde
15	2.64	(E)-	cinnamyl acetate
14	1.40	alpha-	copaene
7	4.18	para-	cymene
13	3.63		eugenol
18	0.30		eugenyl acetate
17	0.85	alpha-	humulene
9	2.98		linalool
19	0.79	ortho-	methoxycinnamaldehyde
4	0.07		myrcene
8	9.16	beta-	phellandrene + limonene
2	3.47	alpha-	pinene
5	1.02	beta-	pinene
11	0.07	alpha-	terpineol
N. Bouzid, K. Toulgouate, G. Villarem and A. Gaset, Analyse quantitative des fractions d'huile essentielle pouvant co-exister lors d'hydrodistillation de plants aromatiques. Rivista Ital. EPPOS, (April), 15-25 (1997). P&F 23, No. 1, 39, (1998)
clove bud oil india
#	%	Leftshift	Components
26	1.08		asarone
9	0.07		benzaldehyde
16	0.52		benzyl alcohol
18	0.54	delta-	cadinene
17	0.34	gamma-	cadinene
14	6.18	beta-	caryophyllene
19	0.14		caryophyllene isomer
13	0.84	alpha-	copaene + alpha-terpineol
12	0.66	alpha-	cubebene
6	0.07	para-	cymene
20	77.13		eugenol
21	1.08	iso	eugenol
22	5.04		eugenyl acetate
24	1.08	(E,E)-	farnesol
23	0.77	(Z,E)-	farnesol
7	0.03	2-	heptanol
4	0.05	2-	heptanone + 1,8-cineole
3	0.05	2-	hexanone
15	1.06	alpha-	humulene
8	0.05	2-	nonanol
1	0.02	alpha-	pinene
2	0.03	beta-	pinene
11	0.02		terpinen-4-ol
5	0.02	alpha-	terpinene + limonene
10	0.07	(E)-beta-	terpineol
25	0.92		vanillin
M. Copalakrishnan, C. S. Narayman and A. G. Mathew, Chemical composition of Indian clove bud, stem and leaf oils. Indian Perfum., 32(3), 229-235 (1988). P&F 19, No. 5, 83, (1994)
clove leaf oil
#	%	Leftshift	Components
22	0.45		asarone
8	0.07		benzaldehyde
14	1.39		benzyl alcohol
16	trace	delta-	cadinene
15	0.55	gamma-	cadinene
12	6.42	beta-	caryophyllene
11	0.37	alpha-	copaene + alpha-terpineol
10	0.08	alpha-	cubebene
6	0.05	para-	cymene
17	80.97		eugenol
18	trace	iso	eugenol
19	trace		eugenyl acetate
21	0.61	(E,E)-	farnesol
20	0.61	(Z,E)-	farnesol
4	0.06	2-	heptanone + 1,8-cineole
3	0.03	2-	hexanone
13	1.39	alpha-	humulene
7	0.03	2-	nonanol
1	0.03	alpha-	pinene
2	0.03	beta-	pinene
5	0.01	alpha-	terpinene + limonene
9	0.13	(E)-beta-	terpineol
M. Copalakrishnan, C. S. Narayman and A. G. Mathew, Chemical composition of Indian clove bud, stem and leaf oils. Indian Perfum., 32(3), 229-235 (1988). P&F 19, No. 5, 83, (1994)
clove stem oil india
#	%	Leftshift	Components
24	0.50		asarone
9	0.03		benzaldehyde
15	1.53		benzyl alcohol
17	0.63	delta-	cadinene
16	0.35	gamma-	cadinene
13	6.57	beta-	caryophyllene
12	0.77	alpha-	copaene + alpha-terpineol
11	0.49	alpha-	cubebene
6	0.05	para-	cymene
18	80.19		eugenol
19	0.42	iso	eugenol
20	0.44		eugenyl acetate
22	0.69	(E,E)-	farnesol
21	0.47	(Z,E)-	farnesol
7	0.01	2-	heptanol
4	0.04	2-	heptanone + 1,8-cineole
3	0.05	2-	hexanone
14	1.53	alpha-	humulene
8	0.06	2-	nonanol
1	0.03	alpha-	pinene
2	0.06	beta-	pinene
5	0.02	alpha-	terpinene + limonene
10	0.12	(E)-beta-	terpineol
23	0.73		vanillin
M. Copalakrishnan, C. S. Narayman and A. G. Mathew, Chemical composition of Indian clove bud, stem and leaf oils. Indian Perfum., 32(3), 229-235 (1988). P&F 19, No. 5, 83, (1994)
ferula cupularis leaf oil
Chemical composition and antibacterial activity of the essential oils from flower, leaf and stem of Ferula cupularis growing wild in Iran
#	%	Leftshift	Components
163	0.37		bicyclogermacrene
153	6.55		bornyl angelate
164	0.31	delta-	cadinene
106	2.69		camphene
100	2.90	delta-2-	carene
160	0.17		caryophyllene oxide
151	2.63		citronellyl butyrate
108	2.37		decane
130	5.02		dihydrolinalool acetate
134	0.13	trans-	dimethoxycitral
170	1.66	beta-	eudesmol
157	1.87		eugenyl acetate
161	0.11		geranyl butyrate
168	0.21		guaiol
115	5.78	trans-iso	limonene
139	0.20	para-	menth-1-en-9-yl acetate
113	4.05	para-	mentha-1,5,8-triene
993	0.22	beta-	myrcene
123	0.14		neral
116	6.08	allo-	ocimene
104	9.05	beta-	ocimene
117	2.68	neo-allo-	ocimene
136	1.65		octadecanal
131	0.77	3-	octen-1-yl acetate
214	0.72		osthol
109	2.36	alpha-	phellandrene
110	4.18	beta-	phellandrene
107	13.87	beta-	pinene
122	0.62	(Z)-	sabinene hydrate acetate
165	1.13		spathulenol
120	3.45		terpinen-4-ol
111	1.25	alpha-	terpinene
146	3.70	alpha-	terpinyl isobutyrate
119	0.36	3-	thujenol
141	1.39	neo-iso-	verbenyl acetate
Ziba Alipour, Poroshat Taheri, and Nasrin Samadi Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, Roudehen Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran, 2Department of Chemistry, School of Art & Science, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, United State, and 3Department of Drug and Food Control, Faculty of Pharmacy and Biotechnology Research Center, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran
herniaria incana lam. oil greece
#	%	Leftshift	Components
49	0.20		abietatriene
4	0.40		benzaldehyde
24	1.00	delta-	cadinene
10	0.20		camphor
28	0.60		caryophyllene oxide
13	0.40	beta-	cyclocitral
17	2.30	(E)-beta-	damascenone
16	0.40	(E,E)-2,4-	decadienal
12	0.40		decanal
14	0.30	(Z)-2-	decenal
60	1.30	10-	demethyl squalene
53	0.20		docosane
18	0.40		dodecanal
48	0.30		eicosane
25	0.50		eugenyl acetate
20	0.30	(E)-beta-	farnesene
35	0.80	(E,Z)-	farnesol
34	0.30	(Z,Z)-	farnesol
44	1.90	(E,E)-	farnesyl acetone
19	1.50		geranyl acetone
22	0.30	(Z)-beta-	guaiene
51	1.10		heneicosane
58	1.10		heptacosane
33	0.40		heptadecane
42	0.60	2-	heptadecanone
5	0.20	(E,E)-2-	heptadienal
57	0.30		hexacosane
29	0.30		hexadecane
47	4.00		hexadecanoic acid
1	0.40		hexanal
2	2.20	(E)-2-	hexenal
27	0.70	(Z)-3-	hexen-1-yl benzoate
21	1.60	(Z)-beta-	ionone
45	0.30		methyl hexadecanoate
46	0.30		methyl octadecane
31	0.90	T-	muurolol
61	1.10		nonacosane
43	0.10		nonadecane
41	0.40	(E)-	nonadecene
9	1.90		nonanal
59	1.70		octacosane
36	0.30		octadecane
50	0.20		octadecanol
8	0.30		octanol
56	1.60		pentacosane
40	0.30		pentadecanoic acid
6	0.20		phenyl acetaldehyde
37	2.20	neo	phytadiene
52	2.60	(E)-	phytol
3	trace	alpha-	pinene
26	0.30		selina-3,7(11)-diene
11	trace		terpinen-4-ol
7	trace	gamma-	terpinene
55	0.20		tetracosane
30	0.30		tetradecanal
32	0.40		tetradecanol
62	0.90		triacontane
54	0.80		tricosane
23	5.80		tridecanal
39	2.50	6,10,14-	trimethyl pentadecan-2-ol
38	37.60	6,10,14-	trimethyl-2-pentadecanone
15	0.90		undecanal
J. of Ess. Oil Res. 12, No. 4, 435, (2000)
pimenta racemosa leaf oil
In 1991, Tucker et al. analyzed the chemical composition of two commercial samples of the leaf oil of Pimenta racemosa (Miller) J. Moore var. racemosa using both GC and GC/MS. The components that were identified were as follows:
#	%	Leftshift	Components
37	0.00-0.39	alpha-	amorphene
38	0.00-0.09		aromadendrene
40	0.00-0.28	allo-	aromadendrene
41	0.00-<0.01	beta-	cadinene
49	0.28-1.03	delta-	cadinene
47	0.05-0.15	gamma-	cadinene
55	0.00-0.30	alpha-	cadinol
53	0.00-<0.01	gamma-	cadinol
48	<0.01-0.07	(Z)-	calamenene
3	0.00-0.14		camphene
21	0.00-<0.01		camphor
36	0.64-7.24	beta-	caryophyllene
42	0.00-0.17	beta-	chamigrene
26	<0.01-15.51		chavicol
14	1.38-1.39	1,8-	cineole
27	0.00-0.11	(E)-	cinnamaldehyde
32	0.32-0.41	alpha-	copaene
30	0.00-<0.01	alpha-	cubebene
23	0.00-<0.01	para-	cymen-8-ol
19	<0.01-0.97	para-	cymene
12	0.00-0.30	alpha-para-	dimethyl styrene
33	0.00-0.20	beta-	elemene
31	44.41-68.93		eugenol
50	0.00-0.51		eugenyl acetate
46	0.00-0.59	alpha-	farnesene
29	0.00-0.22		geranial
28	0.00-0.12		geraniol
52	0.00-0.36		globulol
35	0.00-0.13	alpha-	gurjunene
39	0.15-1.31	alpha-	humulene
13	2.07-3.90		limonene
20	0.13-3.63		linalool
25	0.03-0.05		methyl chavicol
34	0-11.88		methyl eugenol
45	0.00-0.05	alpha-	muurolene
54	0.00-<0.01	gamma-	muurolol
8	0.10-16.17		myrcene
16	0.08-1.42	(E)-beta-	ocimene
15	0.08-0.10	(Z)-beta-	ocimene
9	0.00-0.84	3-	octanol
7	0.00-1.10	3-	octanone
5	0.00-1.74	1-	octen-3-ol
10	0.07-0.45	alpha-	phellandrene
2	0.46-0.47	alpha-	pinene
6	0.00-0.09	beta-	pinene
4	0.00-<0.1		sabinene
44	0.00-0.63	alpha-	selinene
43	0.00-0.33	beta-	selinene
51	0.00-0.12		spathulenol
22	0.05-0.90		terpinen-4-ol
11	0.02-0.19	alpha-	terpinene
17	<0.01-0.16	gamma-	terpinene
24	0.14-0.52	alpha-	terpineol
18	0.09-0.24		terpinolene
1	0.0-<0.1	alpha-	thujene
A. Tucker, M. J. Macirarello, R. P. Adams, L. R. Landrum and T. A. Zanoni, Volatile leaf oils of Caribbean Myrtaceae 1. Three varieties of Pimenta racemosa (Miller) J. Moore of the Dominican Republic and the commerciai bay oil. J. Essent. Oil Res., 3, 323-329 (1991). P&F 22, No. 6, 45, (1997)
tagetes minuta flower oil CO2 extract
#	%	Leftshift	Components
54	3.56		alchenenotriol
30	9.98	(E)-	anethole
27	2.10	para-	anisaldehyde
41	0.33		aromadendrene
47	0.08	beta-	bisabolene
48	0.12	gamma-	cadinene
14	0.11		camphor
24	0.23	cis-	carveol
40	3.44	beta-	caryophyllene
23	0.61		citronellol
2	1.12	para-	cymene
31	1.51		dehydroelshotzia ketone
20	0.12	(Z)-	dihydrocarvone
6	5.19		dihydrotagetone
9	0.22	alpha-para-	dimethyl styrene
33	3.00	delta-	elemene
50	0.11	gamma-	elemene (furanoid)
21	0.15		elsholtzia ketone
49	0.15		eugenyl acetate
37	0.28		geranyl acetate
53	0.28		guaiol
42	2.14	alpha-	humulene
51	0.29		ledol
3	15.14		limonene
11	1.03		linalool
8	0.43	(Z)-	linalool oxide furanoid
28	0.47		linalyl acetate
10	0.12	(E)-para-	menth-2-en-1-ol
29	0.39		methyl citronellate
39	0.24		methyl eugenol
43	0.22	6-	methyl-gamma-ionone
45	0.29	alpha-	muurolene
1	0.24		myrcene
34	0.19		neryl acetate
5	0.30	(E)-beta-	ocimene
4	19.33	(Z)-beta-	ocimene
36	0.10	beta-	patchoulene
46	0.13		pentadecane
17	0.30	(Z)-	pinanone
13	3.68	(Z)-	sabinene hydrate
35	0.32	(E)-iso	safrole
52	2.42		spathulenol
26	0.65	(E)-	tagetenone
25	13.26	(Z)-	tagetenone
15	2.81	(E)-	tagetone
16	0.34	(Z)-	tagetone
18	0.46		terpinen-4-ol
7	0.26	gamma-	terpinene
19	0.50	alpha-	terpineol
38	0.16		tetradecane
12	0.24	alpha-	thujone
32	0.12		tridecane
44	0.57		valencene
22	0.05		verbenone
J. Daghero, M. Mattea, E. Reverchon, G. Della Porta and F. Senatore, Isolation of Tagetes minuta L. oil using supercritical CO2 extraction. In: Proceedings WOCMAP-2. Edits., V. Martino, A. Bandoni, G. Bleak and N. Capelle, Acta Hort., 503, 21-25 (1999). P&F 25, No. 6, 32, (2000)
valeriana officinalis rhizome oil CO2 extract china
#	%	Leftshift	Components
1	0.37		acetic acid
17	0.01		benzoic acid
41	0.72	(E)-alpha-	bergamotol
42	0.34	(Z)-alpha-	bergamotol
18	0.47		borneol
23	36.07		bornyl acetate
36	0.24	delta-	cadinene
10	0.02	iso	camphane
5	2.81		camphene
11	0.03	delta-3-	carene
25	0.02	trans-	carvone oxide
24	0.14	cis-	carvone oxide
31	0.65	beta-	caryophyllene
13	0.02	1,8-	cineole
21	0.19		cumic acid
8	0.02	para-	cymene
29	0.07	beta-	elemene
27	0.08	delta-	elemene
37	0.53		elemol
12	0.01	3-	ethyl-2,5-dimethyl-1,3-hexadiene
44	2.45		eugenyl acetate
35	0.66		germacrene
40	2.24		globulol
34	0.23		guaiene
32	0.21	beta-	gurjunene
33	0.31	alpha-	humulene
9	0.26		limonene
15	0.02		linalool
22	0.12		methyl chavocol
20	0.02		myrtenol
43	26.56		nootkatone
4	0.60	alpha-	pinene
7	0.59	beta-	pinene
6	0.03		sabinene
16	0.01		sabinene hydrate
26	3.03		sabinyl acetate
38	0.73		sabinyl valerate
39	1.84		spathulenol
19	0.13		terpinen-4-ol
14	0.02		terpinolene
28	0.62	alpha-	terpinyl acetate
30	0.42		thymohydroquinone dimethyl ether
3	0.03		tricyclene
2	0.21	iso	valeric acid
J-J. Xian, G. Yuan, Y-X. Zhang, J-M. Yuan and X-W. Luo, The chemical constituents of the essential oil from the roots of Valeriana officinalis. Yunnan Zhiwu Yanjiu, 17, 479-481 (1995). P&F 24, No. 3, 47, (1999)

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