Internal standard method based quantifying method for thermal cracking product of additives for tobacco
A pyrolysis product and thermal cracking technology, applied in measuring devices, instruments, scientific instruments, etc., can solve the problem of unreported quantitative analysis of cracked products, and achieve the effects of unlimited physical state of the sample, good reproducibility, and accurate quantification.
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[0025] 1. Prepare a certain absolute oil solution with a concentration of about 10 mg / ml, inject 2 ul sample into the middle section of the pyrolysis tube of the probe of the pyrolysis instrument and fill it with quartz wool to fix it; use CDS PYROPROBE2000 thermal pyrolysis instrument for pyrolysis, and the control conditions in the process are: The initial temperature of the pyrolysis instrument probe: 50°C; the heating rate: 20°C / millisecond; the final temperature rises to 400°C and 800°C respectively, the pyrolysis time is 10s, and the volume percentage of oxygen in the pyrolysis atmosphere is 20%; The GC analysis conditions for MS to separate and detect pyrolysis products are as follows: Injection port temperature: 250°C; carrier gas: He, flow rate 0.8ml / min, chromatographic column: HP-FFAP column (30m×0.25mm×0.25μm) ; split ratio 20:1; hold for 20min; GC / MS temperature program: initial temperature 40°C, final temperature 220°C, heating rate 5°C / min; mass spectrometry cond...
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[0035]1. Weigh 0.1 mg of a natural polysaccharide extract (self-made, colorless and odorless white solid powder at room temperature, purity >99%), put it into the middle section of the cracking tube of the CDS PYROPROBE2000 cracking instrument probe and fill it with quartz wool to fix the sample. Carry out pyrolysis experiments: the initial temperature of the pyrolysis instrument probe: 100°C; the heating rate: 10°C / millisecond; the final temperature rises to 300, 600, and 900°C respectively, the pyrolysis time is 5s, and the volume percentage of oxygen in the pyrolysis atmosphere is 0%; GC analysis conditions for the separation and detection of pyrolysis products by using GC-MS coupled with a pyrolyzer are as follows: inlet temperature: 270°C; carrier gas: He, flow rate 1.2ml / min, chromatographic column HP-5MS (60m×0.25mm.×0.25μm), split ratio 50:1; hold for 40min; GC / MS temperature program: initial temperature 50℃, final temperature 270℃, heating rate 2℃ / mi; The mass spectro...
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[0044] 1. Prepare a monomer fragrance solution with a concentration of 17 mg / ml, inject 1 μl of the sample into the middle section of the cracking tube of the pyrolysis instrument probe and fill it with quartz wool; put it into the middle section of the cracking tube of the CDS PYROPROBE2000 cracking instrument probe and fill it with quartz wool. Carry out pyrolysis experiment on the sample: the initial temperature of the pyrolysis instrument probe: 60°C; the heating rate: 30°C / millisecond; the final temperature rises to 600 and 900°C respectively, the pyrolysis time is 3s, and the volume percentage of oxygen in the pyrolysis atmosphere is 20%; the GC analysis conditions for separation and detection of pyrolysis products by using GC-MS coupled with a pyrolyzer are as follows: inlet temperature: 270°C; carrier gas: He, flow rate 1.0ml / min, chromatographic column u2 (5m ×0.25mm.×0.25μm), split ratio 100:1; hold for 10min; GC / MS temperature program: initial temperature 40℃, final ...
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