2002
DOI: 10.1076/phbi.40.5.395.8452
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Determination of Enantiomers of Terpenic Hydrocarbons in Essential Oils Obtained from Species of Pinus and Abies

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“…The authors found that the comparative percentage of (+)-α-pinene/(−)-α-pinene equals 16.5/7.6, 6.8/17.7 and 6.2/18.2 for Austrian, Italian and Korean oils, respectively. [22] The above analysis based on the identification of marker bands of the main constituents in the spectra of pichtae essential oils is consistent with our test and initial data obtained from a chemometric analysis of these spectral data. As presented in Fig.…”
Section: Raman and Roa Spectra Of Pichtae Essential Oilsupporting
confidence: 70%
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“…The authors found that the comparative percentage of (+)-α-pinene/(−)-α-pinene equals 16.5/7.6, 6.8/17.7 and 6.2/18.2 for Austrian, Italian and Korean oils, respectively. [22] The above analysis based on the identification of marker bands of the main constituents in the spectra of pichtae essential oils is consistent with our test and initial data obtained from a chemometric analysis of these spectral data. As presented in Fig.…”
Section: Raman and Roa Spectra Of Pichtae Essential Oilsupporting
confidence: 70%
“…2, has another medium intensity band with a contribution from the acetate group vibration at 1254 cm −1 and is, among other things, assigned to the mixed stretching of O (11) -C (12) and in-plane bending of O (11) -C (12) -O (14) . As is shown in Table 1, our PED calculations revealed that the contributions of individual modes in vibrations appearing in the wileyonlinelibrary.com/journal/jrs , δC (8) H 3 [13] , δC (3) H 2 [10] 1477 1504 8 δC (6) H 2 [36] , δC (8) H 3 [26] , δC (9) H 3 [23] 1495 18 δC (9) H 3 [55] , δC (8) H 3 [10] 1490 8 δC (10) H 3 [39] , δC (9) H 3 [20] , δC (8) H 3 [11] 1454 1484 4 δC (6) H 2 [22] , δC (10) H 3 [18] , δC (9) H 3 [18] , δC (5) , δC (9) H 3 [16] , δC (6) H 2 [13] 1466 40 δC (8) H 3 [29] , δC (9) H 3 [23] , δC (3) H 2 [20] , δC (5) , δ umb. C (9) H 3 [22] , δ umb.…”
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“…[4][5][6][7][8][9] In contrast, there are only a few studies on cembran pine essential oils. 10,11 Dormont et al studied the volatiles emitted by the cones and foliage (ramets with one-year-old needles from the apical parts of branches) and reported α-and β-pinene together with a mixture of limonene and β-phellandrene as the major volatile constituents; other monoterpene hydrocarbons (myrcene, camphene, sabinene, terpinolene and bornyl acetate) were identified in traces. In addition, traces of tricyclene were found in the cone volatiles.…”
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