This invention relates to the field of fragrance and flavoring technology, and in particular to a method for analyzing natural fragrance components and imitating fragrance formulations. The
analysis method includes establishing a qualitative
database based on retention indices and a quantitative
database based on
relative correction factors, and performing qualitative and quantitative analysis on samples. The formulation method, based on the analysis results, screens candidate base materials by comparing the target fragrance with the natural fragrance characteristic
database, and establishes a
linear prediction model to calculate the addition amount of each base material, ultimately outputting the imitative formulation. This invention also discloses specific formulations of citrus-mint and Wrigley's Spearmint flavors for electronic atomizing liquids predicted by the above method. This invention uses conventional GC-FID equipment combined with dual databases, replacing expensive GC-MS non-
targeted screening, significantly reducing detection costs and time while ensuring accuracy, and transforming the complex fragrance blending process into a calculable and predictable data flow, achieving efficient and accurate fragrance formulation.