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Chapters
- 00:05Title
- 01:16Sample Preparation
- 03:27Gas Chromatography-surface Acoustic Wave (GC-SAW) Set-up and Data Acquisition
- 05:22Data Export and Analysis
- 09:19Representative Results for Volatile Profiles among Differentially-mature Melon Fruit
- 10:10Conclusion
A rapid method for volatile compound analysis in fruit is described. The volatile compounds present in the headspace of a homogenate of the sample are rapidly separated and detected with ultra-fast gas chromatography (GC) coupled with a surface acoustic wave (SAW) sensor. A procedure for data handling and analysis is also discussed.
Tags
Fruit Volatile AnalysisElectronic NoseFruit RipeningVolatile BlendFruit AromaMaturity At HarvestFlavor QualityRobust MethodsBreeding ProgramsProduction PracticesPostharvest HandlingElectronic NosesOdors And FlavorsVolatile Analysis TechnologiesZNoseGas ChromatographySurface Acoustic Wave Sensor (SAW)Quality MonitoringDeterioration Detection In AppleRipeness And Rot Evaluation In MangoAroma Profiling Of Thymus SpeciesC6 Volatile Compounds In Grape BerriesCharacterization Of Vegetable OilDetection Of Adulterants In Virgin Coconut Oil
