Effects of Ultrasound Technique on the Composition of Different Essential Oils
Table 9
Changes in chemical composition of standard solutions.
Compound
IR
Concentration (mg/ml)
Alcohol solutions
Hexane solutions
A
B
C
D
K
A
B
C
D
K
Limonene
1030
1.46a
1.45a
1.51a
1.48a
1.49a
1.48a
1.47a
1.50a
1.51a
1.46a
Cineole <1,8->
1033
1.47a
1.51a
1.47a
1.49a
1.51a
1.52a
1.53a
1.54a
1.47a
1.49a
Terpinene <gamma->
1060
1.46a
1.46a
1.51a
1.55a
1.52a
1.47a
1.45a
1.48a
1.53a
1.54a
Linalool
1099
1.45a
1.45a
1.48a
1.51a
1.49a
1.50a
1.48a
1.47a
1.49a
1.50a
Menthone
1155
1.50a
1.47a
1.46a
1.48a
1.45a
1.46a
1.50a
1.47a
1.53a
1.47a
Designation according to Table 1. Values designated with the same superscript letters for the dominant compound do not significantly differ at 5% error (Duncan’s test). IR: retention indices (from temperature programming, using the definition of Van den Dool and Kratz [17]).