Green tea aroma dynamic fingerprint analysis and aroma type discrimination method based on ion mobility spectrometry
A technology of ion mobility spectrum and discrimination method, which is applied in the field of green tea aroma dynamic fingerprint analysis and aroma type discrimination, and achieves the effect of improving efficiency, saving detection and analysis time, and having good discrimination and discrimination effect.
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[0039] Example 1: Optimal Selection of Ion Mobility Spectrometry Ionization Source Suitable for “Dynamic” Fingerprint Analysis of Tea Aroma
[0040] The ionization source determines the selectivity and sensitivity for ionizable compounds. Optimizing the selection of a suitable ionization source is the key to obtaining as much information as possible on the peaks of ion mobility spectra. Therefore, in the establishment of the method of the present invention, the effect of different ionization sources on the "dynamic" fingerprint analysis of tea aroma was compared.
[0041] Specific steps:
[0042] (1) Equip the ion mobility spectrometer with four different ionization sources. The specific conditions of the four ionization modes and the detection conditions of ion mobility spectrometry are shown in Table 1.
[0043] A) Four ionization sources: a. Krypton lamp is used as photoionization source (positive ion mode) (VUV); b. Krypton lamp is used as photoionization source, plus a...
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[0050] Example 2: Optimization of ion mobility spectrometry acquisition time window suitable for "dynamic" fingerprint analysis of tea aroma
[0051] The humidity in the sample headspace (i.e. volatiles) has a significant impact on the analytical performance of the IMS. Higher humidity can negatively affect the sensitivity of IMS analysis. Since tea generally contains 5% water, it will be released in a preheated environment at 70°C. In order to ensure the reliability of the "dynamic" fingerprint analysis method for tea aroma volatiles, the dynamic change of the air humidity at the top of the tea leaves in the purging process and its influence on the analysis sensitivity were investigated in the establishment of the method of the present invention, so as to further determine the optimal method. collection time window.
[0052] Specific steps:
[0053] (1) Randomly take 2 green tea samples. Take 0.3 g of green tea dry tea directly into the airtight glass sample bottle prehea...
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[0062] Example 3: Discrimination of different aroma characteristics of green tea (fresh, sweet, tender, tender chestnut, cooked chestnut) based on the "dynamic" fingerprint of tea volatiles
[0063] (1) Extensive collection of green tea, after sensory evaluation by experts, a total of 4, 5, 4, 10, and 6 green tea samples with typical fragrance, sweet aroma, tender aroma, tender chestnut aroma, and cooked chestnut aroma were screened out.
[0064] (2) According to the experimental parameters shown in Table 2, the above tea samples were detected by acetone-assisted positive ionization mode photoionization ion mobility spectrometry. A vacuum ultraviolet lamp is used with a light energy of 10.6 eV for ultraviolet radiation; at the same time, chromatographically pure acetone is used as a dopant with an ionization energy of 9.7 eV, which is continuously and constantly introduced into the ionization region along with the dopant gas. Pure air was used as carrier gas, drift gas and dop...
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