Analysis on Essential Oil from  and  by GC-MS-AMDIS Combing with Kováts Retention Index

FAN Dan-qing; CNEN Hong-ping; LIU Rong; LI Min; LIU You-ping

doi:10.13422/j.cnki.syfix.2014080063

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Analysis on Essential Oil from and by GC-MS-AMDIS Combing with Kováts Retention Index

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- Analysis on Essential Oil from and by GC-MS-AMDIS Combing with Kováts Retention Index
- Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Vol. 20, Issue 8, Pages: 63-68(2014)
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FAN Dan-qing, CNEN Hong-ping, LIU Rong, et al. Analysis on Essential Oil from and by GC-MS-AMDIS Combing with Kováts Retention Index[J]. Chinese journal of experimental traditional medical formulae, 2014, 20(8): 63-68.
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FAN Dan-qing, CNEN Hong-ping, LIU Rong, et al. Analysis on Essential Oil from and by GC-MS-AMDIS Combing with Kováts Retention Index[J]. Chinese journal of experimental traditional medical formulae, 2014, 20(8): 63-68. DOI： 10.13422/j.cnki.syfix.2014080063.

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目的：研究不同产地的花椒和竹叶花椒挥发油组成成分及相对含量。方法：采用水蒸气蒸馏法提取挥发油，用气相色谱-质谱联用法（GC-MS）和自动质谱退卷积定性系统（AMDIS）结合Kováts保留指数（Retention index，RI）对其化学成分进行检测分析。结果：8批样品共鉴定出86个化合物，其中2批四川产花椒含量最高的化合物为芳樟醇，其含量分别为36.25%，30.91%；2批陕西产花椒含量最高的化合物为柠檬烯，其含量分别为15.63%，17.23%；4批竹叶花椒含量最高的化合物均为芳樟醇，其含量在71.74%~75.03%。结论：花椒挥发油和竹叶花椒挥发油的组成结构之间差异显著；四川产花椒和陕西产花椒可能分属两个不同的化学型。

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Objective: Study on volatile oil composition and relative content of Zanthoxylum bungeanum and Z. armatum from different origin. Method: The volatile oil was extracted by steam-stilling. The chemical constituents of the volatile oil were detected and analyzed by GC-MS-AMDIS combing with Kováts retention index. Result: A total of 86 compounds in the essential oils of eight batches were identified. The highest level compound of two batches of Z. bungeanum from Sichuan is linalool

which represented 36.25% and 30.91%

respectively. The highest level compound of two batches of Z. bungeanum from Shaanxi is limonene

which represented 15.63% and 17.23%

respectively. The highest level compound of Z. armatum is linalool

accounting for 71.74%-75.03%. Conclusion: The volatile oil of Z. bungeanum and Z. armatum is significantly different;Z. bungeanum

which come from Sichuan and Shaanxi may belong to two different chemical types.

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