Content Determination of Eucalyptol and Camphene in Galangal Formula Granules by GC-MS
Jiang Guozh
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Jiang Guozh
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Objective: To analyze the content of eucalyptol and camphene in galangal formula granules by GC-MS. Methods: Volatile oil was extracted from galangal formula granules by steam distillation method.Qualitative analysis of eucalyptol and camphene was carried out by using GC-MS and NIST08, the mass spectra library. External standard method was adopted for quantification. Results: The content percentage of eucalyptol was0.075% and the relative deviation was 5.4%. The percentage of the content of camphene was 0.018% and the relative deviation was 6.6%. Conclusion: This method is stable, reliable and has good reproducibility so that it is suitable for the analysis of the content of eucalyptol and camphene in galangal formula granules.
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Objective: To analyze the content of eucalyptol and camphene in galangal formula granules by GC-MS. Methods: Volatile oil was extracted from galangal formula granules by steam distillation method.Qualitative analysis of eucalyptol and camphene was carried out by using GC-MS and NIST08, the mass spectra library. External standard method was adopted for quantification. Results: The content percentage of eucalyptol was0.075% and the relative deviation was 5.4%. The percentage of the content of camphene was 0.018% and the relative deviation was 6.6%. Conclusion: This method is stable, reliable and has good reproducibility so that it is suitable for the analysis of the content of eucalyptol and camphene in galangal formula granules.
Key concepts: Camphene, Eucalyptol, Camphor, Relative standard deviation, Gas chromatography–mass spectrometry, Chromatography, Medicine, Content (measure theory)