Typical G.C. analysis

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Typical G.C. analysis
#	%	Leftshift	Components
cedarwood oil china
27	0.30		abietadiene
7	0.60	alpha-	acoradiene
8	0.30	beta-	acoradiene
19	2.60	alpha-	alaskene
13	0.10	beta-	alaskene
18	0.40	beta-	bisabolene
24	0.80	alpha-	bisabolol
2	26.40	alpha-	cedrene
3	9.20	beta-	cedrene
21	9.60		cedrol
23	0.10	6-iso	cedrol
25	0.10		cedryl acetate
26	0.10		cembrene
16	1.40	alpha-	chamigrene
9	2.20	beta-	chamigrene
17	3.40		cuparene
11	0.40	ar-	curcumene
10	0.20	gamma-	curcumene
20	0.10	(E)-beta-	farnesene
6	0.10	(Z)-beta-	farnesene
5	0.20	alpha-	himachalene
15	1.40	beta-	himachalene
1	0.70		methyl chavicol
14	3.10	alpha-	selinene
12	0.20	beta-	selinene
4	29.90		thujopsene
22	9.50		widdrol
R. P. Adams, Cedarwood oil- analyses and properties. In Modern methods of plant analysis new series. Vol. 12. Essential Oils and Waxes. Edits., H. F. Linskens and J. F. Jackson, pp. 159-173, Springer Verlag. New York (1991). P&F 23, No. 5, 55, (1998)
cedarwood oil texas
#	%	Leftshift	Components
7	0.70	alpha-	acoradiene
8	0.60	beta-	acoradiene
19	0.70	alpha-	alaskene
14	0.20	beta-	alaskene
25	0.40	alpha-	bisabolol
1	0.20		camphor
26	0.90	8-	cedren-13-ol
2	30.70	alpha-	cedrene
3	5.50	beta-	cedrene
20	19.10		cedrol
22	0.40	6-iso	cedrol
17	1.20	alpha-	chamigrene
9	1.10	beta-	chamigrene
23	0.20		cubenol
18	1.70		cuparene
12	0.10	ar-	curcumene
11	0.10	gamma-	curcumene
5	0.50	alpha-	himachalene
16	1.40	beta-	himachalene
10	0.10	gamma-	himachalene
15	1.50	alpha-	selinene
6	0.10		thujopsadiene
24	0.80	(E)-3-	thujopsanone
4	25.00		thujopsene
13	0.10		valencene
21	1.60		widdrol
R. P. Adams, Cedarwood oil- analyses and properties. In Modern methods of plant analysis new series. Vol. 12. Essential Oils and Waxes. Edits., H. F. Linskens and J. F. Jackson, pp. 159-173, Springer Verlag. New York (1991). P&F 23, No. 5, 55, (1998)
cedarwood oil virginia
[8000-27-9] Page 298 RI 1.506 d .952 Fp 224#F Merck Index 11,6708 FTNMR 1,316C Safety 1,707B RTECS# FJ1520050 Disp. A Harmony 1515.90.4000 IRRITANT LIGHT-SENSITIVE KEEP TIGHTLY CLOSED
#	%	Leftshift	Components
6	0.20	alpha-	acoradiene
7	0.30	beta-	acoradiene
18	0.90	alpha-	alaskene
13	0.10	beta-	alaskene
23	0.60	alpha-	bisabolol
1	21.10	alpha-	cedrene
2	8.20	beta-	cedrene
19	22.20		cedrol
21	0.20	6-iso	cedrol
16	1.60	alpha-	chamigrene
8	1.80	beta-	chamigrene
22	0.10		cubebol
17	1.60		cuparene
10	0.10	ar-	curcumene
9	0.10	gamma-	curcumene
5	0.10	(Z)-beta-	farnesene
4	0.20	alpha-	himachalene
15	2.10	beta-	himachalene
14	3.00	alpha-	selinene
11	0.10	beta-	selinene
3	21.30		thujopsene
12	0.10		valencene
20	2.30		widdrol
R. P. Adams, Cedarwood oil- analyses and properties. In Modern methods of plant analysis new series. Vol. 12. Essential Oils and Waxes. Edits., H. F. Linskens and J. F. Jackson, pp. 159-173, Springer Verlag. New York (1991). P&F 23, No. 5, 55, (1998)
chamaecyparis thyoides wood oil
#	%	Leftshift	Components
	0.30	alpha-	bisabolol
	20.50	alpha-	cedrene
	5.00	beta-	cedrene
	10.40		cedrol
	1.50	beta-	chamigrene
	3.50		cuparene
	0.20	beta-	himachalene
	0.80	beta-	selinene
	31.70		thujopsene
	1.40		widdrol
citrus aurantifolia swingle oil CO2 extract mexico
#	%	Leftshift	Components
36	0.18		aromadendrene
35	1.91	(E)-alpha-	bergamotene
21	3.25		borneol
5	0.37		camphene
9	0.57	delta-2-	carene
34	1.46	beta-	caryophyllene
39	0.40	beta-	chamigrene
10	3.36	1,4-	cineole
24	trace	para-	cymen-8-ol
11	3.07	para-	cymene
26	2.80		dihydrocarveol
32	0.13	beta-	elemene
4	0.03	alpha-	fenchene
27	trace		geranial
31	trace		geranyl acetate
45	0.21		germacrene B
38	0.45	gamma-	gurjunene
33	trace	(Z)-	jasmone
12	15.97		limonene
18	2.30		linalool
40	0.26	gamma-	muurolene
8	0.34		myrcene
29	0.52		nerol
30	0.17		neryl acetate
14	0.08	(E)-beta-	ocimene
13	0.20	(Z)-beta-	ocimene
3	0.03	alpha-	pinene
7	0.17	beta-	pinene
6	0.28		sabinene
1	0.02	alpha-	santalene
37	0.35	epi-beta-	santalene
44	0.39	alpha-	selinene
41	3.15	beta-	selinene
22	5.31		terpinen-1-ol
23	5.72		terpinen-4-ol
16	2.46	gamma-	terpinene
20	4.52	(E)-beta-	terpineol
19	4.59	(Z)-beta-	terpineol
25	27.66	alpha-	terpineol
17	5.28		terpinolene
15	0.15	alpha-	terpinyl acetate
2	0.02	alpha-	thujene
42	0.10		valencene
28	0.60		verbenone
43	0.29		viridiflorene
G. Della Porta, E. Reverchon, D. Chouchi and D. Barth, Mandarin and lime peel oil processing by supercritical CO2 desorption : deterpenation and high molecular weight compound elimination. J. Essent. Oil Res., 9, 515-522 (1997). P&F 24, No. 2, 35, (1999)
croton eluteria bark oil
#	%	Leftshift	Components
80	0.01		amyl benzoate
33	0.28	allo-	aromadendrene
129	trace	alpha-	bisabolol
126	trace	beta-	bisabolol
101	0.94		borneol
55	0.22		cadalene
46	0.42	delta-	cadinene
44	0.17	gamma-	cadinene
123	1.00	T-	cadinol
47	0.96	alpha-	calacorene
49	0.24	beta-	calacorene
45	0.11		calamenene
4	0.40		camphene
63	0.02		camphor
10	0.21	delta-2-	carene
113	0.02		carvacrol
110	trace		carvenone
108	0.08	trans-	carveol
67	0.03		carvone
68	0.21		carvotan acetone
32	0.25	beta-	caryophyllene
87	0.67		caryophyllene oxide + dihydro-ar-bisabolol
86	0.32		cascarilla epoxide
89	0.08		cascarilla furan
133	1.34		cascarilla hydroxyketone
92	0.01		cascarilla hydroxyketone
93	0.02		cascarilla lactone
27	4.62		cascarilladiene
90	1.28		cascarilladienone
137	0.74		cascarillone
121	1.78	beta-	cedren-10-ol
28	1.11	beta-	cedrene isomer
118	0.07		cedrol
43	0.20	alpha-	chamigrene
36	0.11	beta-	chamigrene
60	0.28	1,8-	cineole
48	0.09		compound k
50	0.23		compound l
51	0.07		compound m
52	0.14		compound n
53	0.01		compound o
54	0.07		compound p
74	0.02		compound q
77	0.73		compound r
127	0.38		compound t
128	0.18		compound u
135	0.06		compound v
138	4.30		compound w
25	0.39	alpha-	copaene
23	0.04	alpha-	cubebene
37	0.21	beta-	cubebene
66	0.05		cuminaldehyde
42	2.45		cuparene + alpha-muurolene
134	1.88		cuparophenol
35	0.39	ar-	curcumene
24	0.53		cyclosativene
102	0.28	para-	cymen-8-ol
11	9.91	para-	cymene
65	0.06	2-	decanone
131	0.86		dictyopterol 1A
132	0.43		dictyopterol 1B
130	0.51	3,4-	dihydro-6-methyl-4-isopropyl-1(2H)-naphthalenone
79	trace	2,5-	dimethoxy-meta-cymene
20	0.01	2,5-	dimethoxytoluene (fennelone)
16	0.16	alpha-para-	dimethyl styrene
119	1.28	6,7-	dimethyl undeca-5,9-dien-2-ol
34	0.73	1,11-oxido	calamenene
26	1.63	beta-	elemene
41	0.31	gamma-	elemene
114	0.56		elemicin
115	0.51	beta-	elemol
124	3.03	beta-	eudesmol
31	0.07	(E)-beta-	farnesene
97	0.01	alpha-	fenchyl alcohol
136	0.35		geran-9-yl-alpha-terpineol
81	2.18		geranyl acetone
29	0.07		germacrene D
120	trace		guaiol
57	trace	2-	heptanol
56	0.01	2-	heptanone
1	trace	2,4-	hexadien-1-al
88	0.28		humulene epoxide isomer
125	0.71		intermedeol
12	0.94		limonene + 1,8-cineole
96	5.12		linalool
94	0.09		linalool oxide
69	0.02		linalyl acetate
39	0.01	beta-	maaliene
98	0.04	para-	menth-2-en-1-ol
111	trace	para-	mentha-1,3-dien-7-al
64	0.02	para-	methyl acetophenone
8	0.02	ortho-	methyl anisole
82	0.05	3-	methyl but-2-enyl benzoate
22	0.02		methyl carvacrol
76	0.05		methyl cascarillate
19	0.01		methyl chavicol
78	0.22		methyl eugenol
58	0.03	6-	methyl heptan-2-one
21	0.02		methyl thymol
59	0.02	6-	methyl-5-hepten-2-one
18	0.09	5-	methyl-5-hexyl furan
7	0.64		myrcene
105	0.17		myrtenol
116	0.05		nerolidol
95	0.02	2-	nonanol
61	0.18	2-	nonanone
14	0.01	(E)-beta-	ocimene
13	0.01	(Z)-beta-	ocimene
70	0.05		phellandral
9	0.13	alpha-	phellandrene
3	2.59	alpha-	pinene
6	0.35	beta-	pinene
99	0.17		pinocarveol
107	0.10		piperitol
84	0.03		prenyl benzoate
91	0.09	4-iso	propyl-6-methyl tetral-1-one
5	0.09		sabinene
109	trace		sabinol
38	0.58	beta-	selinene
117	0.70		spathulenol
103	1.70		terpinen-4-ol
73	trace		terpinen-4-yl acetate
15	0.60	gamma-	terpinene
104	1.10	alpha-	terpineol
100	trace	beta-	terpineol
17	0.07		terpinolene
75	0.16	alpha-	terpinyl acetate
2	2.11	alpha-	thujene
62	0.14	alpha-	thujone
30	0.23		thujopsene
112	trace		thymol
122	0.77		torilenol
85	trace	2-	tridecanone
83	0.15	(Z)-5-	tridecen-2-one
71	0.29	5,8-	undecadien-2-one + (Z)-5-undecen-2-one
72	0.31	2-	undecanone
40	0.18		valencene
106	0.11		verbenone
M. L. Hagedorn and S. M. Brown, The constituents of Cascarilla oil (Croton eluteria Bennett) Flav. Fragr. J., 6, 193-204 (1991). P&F 18, No. 6, 53, (1993)
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)

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