Research Article
Volatile Composition and Enantioselective Analysis of Chiral Terpenoids of Nine Fruit and Vegetable Fibres Resulting from Juice Industry By-Products
Table 4
Chiral markers, calculated LRI, and corresponding enantiomeric ratio for lemon fibre.
| Chiral marker | Configuration | LRI | Lemon | Literature data [19] | |
| α-Pinene1 | R | 923 | 15.4–22.0 | 25.5–37.8 | S | 925 | 84.6–78.0 | 74.5–62.2 | Camphene1 | S | 920 | 72.6–80.7 | 86.2–92.4 | R | 933 | 27.4–19.3 | 13.8–7.6 | β-Pinene1 | R | 946 | 15.8–21.3 | 4.2–7.0 | S | 956 | 84.2–78.7 | 95.8–93.0 | Limonene1 | S | 1056 | 0.9–4.2 | 1.0–2.6 | R | 1072 | 99.1–95.8 | 99.0–97.4 | Linalool2 | R | 1212 | 38.0–49.7 | 49.5–74.5 | S | 1222 | 62.0–53.3 | 50.5–25.5 | Borneol2 | S | 1307 | 84.5–91.7 | | R | 1317 | 15.5–8.3 | | Terpinen-4-ol2 | S | 1319 | 30.0–43.0 | 12.0–32.5 | R | 1327 | 70.0–57.0 | 88.0–67.5 | α-Terpineol1 | R | 1296 | 11.0–18.5 | 35.8–18.0 | S | 1309 | 89.0–81.5 | 64.2–82.0 |
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and enantiomeric ratios calculated using a diEt-CD column. and enantiomeric ratios calculated using a Pentyl-CD column.
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