Issue 1261, 1981

Application of gas-liquid chromatography to the analysis of essential oils. Part IX. Determination of eugenol in oil of cinnamon bark

Abstract

The essential oil obtained from cinnamon leaves has a high content of eugenol whereas the genuine oil from cinnamon bark has a low eugenol content. Determination of the eugenol content of a sample reputed to be cinnamon bark oil provides a method for the detection of adulteration by addition of cinnamon leaf oil. This determination has been carried out by gas-liquid chromatography using a non-polar stationary phase.

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Analyst, 1981,106, 456-460

Application of gas-liquid chromatography to the analysis of essential oils. Part IX. Determination of eugenol in oil of cinnamon bark

Analytical Methods Committee, Analyst, 1981, 106, 456 DOI: 10.1039/AN9810600456

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