Typical G.C. analysis

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Typical G.C. analysis
#	%	Leftshift	Components
citronella oil ceylon
52	0.55	T-	amorphol + bulnesol
23	5.23		borneol
29	0.42		bornyl acetate
37	0.18	beta-	bourbonene
48	0.09	delta-	cadinene
46	1.02	gamma-	cadinene
4	6.97		camphene
10	0.12	delta-3-	carene
39	0.44	beta-	caryophyllene
21	6.09		citronellal
27	6.15		citronellol
31	1.10		citronellyl acetate
36	0.04	alpha-	copaene
43	3.77	beta-	cubebene
12	0.10	para-	cymene
26	0.18		decanal
18	0.07	3,3-	dimethyl bicyclo(2.2.1)heptan-2-one
38	1.10	beta-	elemene
33	0.03	delta-	elemene
47	1.14		elemol
50	0.23	10-epi-gamma-	eudesmol
53	0.06	(E)-alpha-	farnesol
49	0.07	(Z)-alpha-	farnesol
28	20.91		geraniol
34	2.40		geranyl acetate
41	0.21	alpha-	humulene
14	8.66		limonene
20	0.56		linalool
16	0.11		melonal
35	0.99		methyl eugenol
42	8.42	(E)-	methyl isoeugenol
40	1.18	(Z)-	methyl isoeugenol
6	0.16	6-	methyl-5-hepten-2-one
44	0.46	alpha-	muurolene
45	0.36	gamma-	muurolene
51	0.33	T-	muurolol
8	0.83		myrcene
32	0.10		neryl acetate
17	1.07	(E)-beta-	ocimene
15	1.92	(Z)-beta-	ocimene
9	0.12	alpha-	phellandrene
13	0.06	beta-	phellandrene + 1,8-cineole
3	1.87	alpha-	pinene
7	0.06	beta-	pinene
22	0.87	iso(iso)	pulegol
5	0.06		sabinene
24	0.65		terpinen-4-ol
11	0.06	alpha-	terpinene
25	1.05	alpha-	terpineol
19	0.74		terpinolene
30	0.01	alpha-	terpinyl acetate
2	0.02	alpha-	thujene
1	1.09		tricyclene
J. T. Cadin, S. Kramer and C-T. Ho, Comparison of Commercial Citronella Oils from Various Origins. In: Flavor and Fragrances: A World Perspective. Edits., B. M. Lawence, B. D. Mookerjee and B. J. Willis, pp. 495-504, Elsevier Sci. PubI., Amsterdam (1988). P&F 21, No. 1, 37, (1996)
citronella oil java
#	%	Leftshift	Components
48	0.65	T-	amorphol + bulnesol
20	0.05		borneol
35	0.10	beta-	bourbonene
44	1.17	delta-	cadinene
42	1.74	gamma-	cadinene
4	0.04		camphene
9	0.01	delta-3-	carene
37	0.22	beta-	caryophyllene
18	34.79		citronellal
26	0.13		citronellic acid
24	11.19		citronellol
28	1.88		citronellyl acetate
34	0.08	alpha-	copaene
39	2.25	beta-	cubebene
23	0.10		decanal
36	1.96	beta-	elemene
31	0.01	delta-	elemene
43	3.16		elemol
46	0.17	10-epi-gamma-	eudesmol
29	2.45		eugenol
49	0.08	(E)-alpha-	farnesol
45	0.10	(Z)-alpha-	farnesol
25	23.18		geraniol
32	5.07		geranyl acetate
1	0.01	(Z)-3-	hexen-1-ol
38	0.13	alpha-	humulene
12	2.81		limonene
17	0.72		linalool
14	0.09		melonal
33	0.09		methyl eugenol
6	0.01	6-	methyl-5-hepten-2-one
40	0.46	alpha-	muurolene
41	0.67	gamma-	muurolene
47	0.53	T-	muurolol
8	0.09		myrcene
30	0.04		neryl acetate
15	0.19	(E)-beta-	ocimene
13	0.37	(Z)-beta-	ocimene
11	0.07	beta-	phellandrene + 1,8-cineole
3	0.05	alpha-	pinene
7	0.01	beta-	pinene
19	0.22	iso(iso)	pulegol
5	0.07		sabinene
21	0.04		terpinen-4-ol
10	0.01	alpha-	terpinene
22	0.05	alpha-	terpineol
16	0.06		terpinolene
27	0.16	alpha-	terpinyl acetate
2	0.01		tricyclene
J. T. Cadin, S. Kramer and C-T. Ho, Comparison of Commercial Citronella Oils from Various Origins. In: Flavor and Fragrances: A World Perspective. Edits., B. M. Lawence, B. D. Mookerjee and B. J. Willis, pp. 495-504, Elsevier Sci. PubI., Amsterdam (1988). P&F 21, No. 1, 37, (1996)
cymbopogon winterianus oil china
#	%	Leftshift	Components
45	1.37	T-	amorphol + bulnesol
18	0.06		borneol
32	0.12	beta-	bourbonene
41	0.66	delta-	cadinene
39	1.87	gamma-	cadinene
6	0.01	delta-3-	carene
34	0.08	beta-	caryophyllene
16	35.27		citronellal
24	0.17		citronellic acid
22	9.92		citronellol
26	1.01		citronellyl acetate
31	0.13	alpha-	copaene
36	1.76	beta-	cubebene
8	0.01	para-	cymene
21	0.10		decanal
13	0.01	3,3-	dimethyl bicyclo(2.2.1)heptan-2-one
33	2.80	beta-	elemene
29	0.01	delta-	elemene
40	5.58		elemol
43	0.59	10-epi-gamma-	eudesmol
27	2.29		eugenol
46	0.19	(E)-alpha-	farnesol
42	0.20	(Z)-alpha-	farnesol
23	23.13		geraniol
30	3.78		geranyl acetate
1	0.02	(Z)-3-	hexen-1-ol
35	0.12	alpha-	humulene
10	2.62		limonene
15	0.77		linalool
11	0.09		melonal
4	0.01	6-	methyl-5-hepten-2-one
37	0.52	alpha-	muurolene
38	0.56	gamma-	muurolene
44	0.82	T-	muurolol
5	0.07		myrcene
28	0.03		neryl acetate
12	0.02	(E)-beta-	ocimene
9	0.05	beta-	phellandrene + 1,8-cineole
2	0.01	alpha-	pinene
17	0.29	iso(iso)	pulegol
3	0.07		sabinene
19	0.04		terpinen-4-ol
7	0.01	alpha-	terpinene
20	0.06	alpha-	terpineol
14	0.05		terpinolene
25	0.23	alpha-	terpinyl acetate
J. T. Cadin, S. Kramer and C-T. Ho, Comparison of Commercial Citronella Oils from Various Origins. In: Flavor and Fragrances: A World Perspective. Edits., B. M. Lawence, B. D. Mookerjee and B. J. Willis, pp. 495-504, Elsevier Sci. PubI., Amsterdam (1988). P&F 21, No. 1, 37, (1996)
eucalyptus citriodora oil
#	%	Leftshift	Components
13	0.39	beta-	caryophyllene
5	trace	1,8-	cineole
9	80.10		citronellal
16	4.18		citronellol
14	0.02		citronellyl acetate
6	trace	para-	cymene
8	0.08	alpha-para-	dimethyl styrene
17	trace		geraniol
18	trace		globulol
4	trace		limonene
10	0.66		linalool
3	trace		myrcene
1	0.14	alpha-	pinene
2	0.36	beta-	pinene
11	3.41	iso	pulegol
12	8.51	iso(iso)	pulegol
20	0.10		spathulenol
15	0.02	alpha-	terpineol
7	trace		terpinolene
19	trace		viridiflorol
D. J. Boland, J. J. Brophy and A. P. N. House, Eucalyptus leaf oils. Use, chemisty, distillation and marketing. Inkata Press, Melbourne (1991). P&F 21, No. 6, 55, (1996)
mentha x piperita herb oil idaho
Kubeczka (1993) compared the chemical compositions of peppermint oil produced from two different regions in the United States with the composition of an oil noted as Mitcham oil (origin unknown). His results are shown in Table VI. Note: Only the Peppermint Oil from Michigan analysis will be shown here:
#	%	Leftshift	Components
2	0.01		camphene
22	2.24	beta-	caryophyllene
8	7.02	1,8-	cineole + beta-phellandrene
12	0.24	para-	cymene
27	1.27		germacrene D
7	2.44		limonene
19	0.31		linalool
17	2.48		menthofuran
24	38.01		menthol
21	3.25	neo	menthol
16	23.14		menthone
18	3.08	iso	menthone
20	3.69		menthyl acetate
5	0.33		myrcene
9	0.41	(Z)-beta-	ocimene
11	0.11	(Z)-beta-	ocimene
14	0.30	3-	octanol
1	1.34	alpha-	pinene
3	1.65	beta-	pinene
28	0.46		piperitone
23	0.78	iso(iso)	pulegol
25	1.38		pulegone
4	0.77		sabinene
15	1.14	(E)-	sabinene hydrate
6	0.43	alpha-	terpinene
10	0.68	gamma-	terpinene
26	0.15	alpha-	terpineol
13	0.18		terpinolene
29	0.15		viridiflorol
K. H. Kubeczka, Moglichkeiten und grenzen der qualitatsbeurteilung arzneilich verwendeter atherischer Ole. In: Atherische Ole-anspruch und wirklichkeit. Edit., R. Carle, pp. 85-102, Wissenschaft, Verlag. mbh Stuttgart (1993). P&F 22, No. 4, 57, (1997)
pteronia incana oil
#	%	Leftshift	Components
30	1.20		bicyclogermacrene
50	0.70	alpha-	bisabolol
35	0.30	alpha-	cadinene
31	2.30	delta-	cadinene
51	0.50	alpha-	cadinol
47	0.40	T-	cadinol
43	0.70	alpha-	calacorene
49	0.50		carvacrol
37	0.30	trans-	carveol
40	0.20	cis-	carveol
20	3.20	beta-	caryophyllene
44	0.10		caryophyllene oxide
8	9.00	1,8-	cineole
33	0.50		cuminaldehyde
32	2.10	ar-	curcumene
38	0.80	para-	cymen-8-ol
10	11.30	para-	cymene
18	0.10	alpha-	fenchyl alcohol
39	0.30		geranyl acetone
52	1.50	epi-	globulol
24	1.20	alpha-	humulene
28	3.10		ledene
7	7.00		limonene
15	0.90		linalool
12	0.30		methyl caproate
14	0.20		methyl caprylate
45	7.20		methyl eugenol
29	1.10		muurolene
48	0.80	T-	muurolol
4	10.30		myrcene
21	0.50		myrtenal
34	0.70		myrtenol
41	0.20	(E)-	myrtenol
25	0.10		myrtenyl acetate
46	0.80	(E)-	nerolidol
9	0.90	(E)-	ocimene
5	0.40	alpha-	phellandrene
1	18.60	alpha-	pinene
2	32.50	beta-	pinene
22	1.30	trans-	pinocarveol
17	0.10	iso	pulegol
16	0.10	neoiso	pulegol
13	trace		pyronene
3	7.40		sabinene
42	0.10	(E)-	sabinol
36	0.30	(Z)-	sabinol
53	1.40	iso	spathulenol
19	5.30		terpinen-4-ol
6	0.20	alpha-	terpinene
26	1.30	alpha-	terpineol
23	0.40	delta-	terpineol
11	0.10		terpinolene
27	0.80	alpha-	terpinyl acetate
K. Bruns and M. Meiertoberens, Volatile Constituents of Pteronia incana (Compositae). Flav. Frag. J., 2, 157-162 (1987). P&F 14, No. 1, 29, (1989)

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