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Identification of shellac and carnauba wax on apples by gas chromatography.

G. Langeloh, Michael Petz, E.A. Schulte

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A gas chromatographic method is described using a fused silica capillary column for the identiication of apples coated with wax. The characteristic components are the C 31 -alkan and several compounds eluting in the range of the alkans C 48 -C 60

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A gas chromatographic method is described using a fused silica capillary column for the identiication of apples coated with wax. The characteristic components are the C 31 -alkan and several compounds eluting in the range of the alkans C 48 -C 60

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A gas chromatographic method is described using a fused silica capillary column for the identiication of apples coated with wax. The characteristic components are the C 31 -alkan and several compounds eluting in the range of the alkans C 48 -C 60

Key concepts: Shellac, Carnauba wax, Wax, Chromatography, Gas chromatography, Chemistry, Organic chemistry, Coating

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