A Chromol 5790 Gas Chromatograph

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A WHIRLPOOL 5790 gas chromatograph which had a glass column was used to analyze flavor compounds. The carrier gas was 20 ml/min flow rate nitrogen. The temperature of injection and the flame ion detector was 150℃ and 200℃ respectively. The temperature of gas chromatograph gradient started at 60℃ and maintain this level for one minute. After that, it increased by 5℃ each minute and after 20 minutes reached to 160℃ and stayed at the level for two minutes. The amount of each sample was 2 micro liters. Standards for the gas chromatograph were prepared which were then mixed with 40% ethanol to reach 100 ml in total (Chang & Chan,

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