Analysis of Volatiles :Methods. Applications. Proceedings. International Workshop Würzburg, Federal Republic of Germany, September 28-30, 1983

Publication subTitle :Methods. Applications. Proceedings. International Workshop Würzburg, Federal Republic of Germany, September 28-30, 1983

Author: Peter Schreier  

Publisher: De Gruyter‎

Publication year: 1984

E-ISBN: 9783110855944

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9783110098051

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Language: ENG

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Chapter

SAMPLE PREPARATION

pp.:  1 – 13

ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES

pp.:  61 – 73

State-of-the-art fused silica capillary gas chromatography: Flavor problem applications

pp.:  73 – 75

New developments in enantiomer separation by capillary gas chromatography

pp.:  75 – 89

Comparison of GLC capillaries

pp.:  89 – 105

The use of ATD-50 system with fused silica capillaries in dynamic headspace analysis

pp.:  105 – 121

Coupled gas chromatographic methods for separation, identification, and quantitative analysis of complex mixtures: MDGC, GC-MS, GC-IR, LC-GC

pp.:  121 – 133

Concentration and GC-MS analysis of trace volatiles by sorption-desorption techniques

pp.:  133 – 163

The analysis of trace components using the total transfer technique in coupled column systems

pp.:  163 – 183

Capillary GC-FTIR analysis of volatiles: HRGC-FTIR

pp.:  183 – 195

Application of direct carbon-13 NMR spectroscopy in the analysis of volatiles

pp.:  195 – 231

APPLICATIONS

pp.:  231 – 243

Application of high resolution capillary columns on flavor and fragrance analysis

pp.:  243 – 245

The analysis of odor-active volatiles in gas chromatographic effluents

pp.:  245 – 263

Significance of the sniffing technique for the determination of odour thresholds and detection of aroma impacts of trace volatiles

pp.:  263 – 281

The use of HRGC-FTIR in tropical fruit flavour analysis

pp.:  281 – 305

The application of high and low resolution mass spectrometry in GC/MS coupling for analyzing complex volatile mixtures of plant tissue cultures

pp.:  305 – 319

Formation and analysis of optically active aroma compounds

pp.:  319 – 335

Stereoisomers of fruit flavour substances – some aspects of synthesis and analysis

pp.:  335 – 355

Simultaneous distillation adsorption and its application

pp.:  355 – 369

A “closed-loop-stripping” technique as a versatile tool for metabolic studies of volatiles

pp.:  369 – 383

Application of a dynamic headspace procedure in fruit flavour analysis

pp.:  383 – 393

Headspace analysis for the study of aroma compounds in milk and dairy products

pp.:  393 – 413

Sorptive enrichment and analysis of volatile compounds in drinking juices

pp.:  413 – 431

Volatiles in relation to aroma in the berries of Rubus arcticus Coll.

pp.:  431 – 445

Analysis of coffee headspace profiles by multivariate statistics

pp.:  445 – 459

AUTHOR INDEX

pp.:  459 – 473

SUBJECT INDEX

pp.:  473 – 475

LastPages

pp.:  475 – 485

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