Analysis of Fragrances by Multiple Detectors - FID and MS-TIC

Analysis of Fragrances by Multiple Detectors - FID and MS-TIC The combination of an FID (Flame Ionization Detector), which has a wide quantitation response range, with an MS (Mass Spectrometer), which obtains qualitative information of unknown compounds, is suitable for analysis of natural product-origin samples, such as fragrances. Seen here is an example of simultaneous

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Comparison of flame ionisation detector (FID) results for overlaid

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