Li, Chao;Liu, Xiuming;Qin, Yunhua;Wang, Jiajun;Zhang, Chengming;Li, Exian;Xu, Yong;Wu, Yiqin;Jiang, Ciqing published 《Quality trend analysis on cigarette cut filler based on characteristic volatile components in cut filler》. The research results were published in《Yancao Keji》 in 2017.Application of 93-92-5 The article conveys some information:
To investigate the variations in quality trend of cigarette cut fillers, HS-GC/MS was used to determine the contents of 50 volatile characteristic components in cut fillers of cigarettes of different batches and brands. By combining PCA-MD (Principal component anal.-Mahalanobis distance) statistical methods, the determined data were processed to analyze the variation trend of quality of cut filler. The results showed that the cut fillers of cigarettes of five batches of brand C could be classified into five groups. The contents of characteristic components differed greatly between the samples produced in 2015 and 2016. From July to Oct. in 2016, the contents of 50 volatile characteristic components in the cut fillers were basically consistent except that there was slight fluctuation in August, which could be attributed to the tobacco blend adjustment. For the samples produced in 2015, there were large differences in the contents of characteristic components in the cut fillers of brands C and D, indicating that PCA could be used to qual. describe the quality characteristics of the different brands. The MD of cut fillers differed greatly between brands C and D, and the MD of cut filler of brand D was 5 to 10 times as that of brand C, indicating that MD could be used to quant. characterize the quality variation of the cut filler. The research results can be applied to the quality consistency evaluation of the final cigarettes. And 1-Phenylethyl acetate (cas: 93-92-5) was used in the research process.
1-Phenylethyl acetate(cas:93-92-5) is a carboxylic ester. Application of 93-92-5 It may be prepared by acetylation of methyl phenyl carbinol; from 1-bromoethylbenzene and silver acetate in acetic acid; from benzaldehyde by reacting with magnesium methyl bromide and subsequent acetylation.
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