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    This document describes the use of a GC capillary column to analyze whiskey congeners. The column is a 50m x 0.25mm I.D. x 0.25μm film 007-FFAP bonded FFAP column. The analysis involves a temperature program starting at 60°C for 0.6 minutes, then increasing 3°C/min to 225°C. The injector temperature is 230°C and detector (FID) temperature is 280°C. Twenty-nine compounds commonly found in whiskey aromas, such as esters, acids, and alcohols ranging from C3 to C18 in length, can be separated and detected using this column and method.

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    This document describes the use of a GC capillary column to analyze whiskey congeners. The column is a 50m x 0.25mm I.D. x 0.25μm film 007-FFAP bonded FFAP column. The analysis involves a temperature program starting at 60°C for 0.6 minutes, then increasing 3°C/min to 225°C. The injector temperature is 230°C and detector (FID) temperature is 280°C. Twenty-nine compounds commonly found in whiskey aromas, such as esters, acids, and alcohols ranging from C3 to C18 in length, can be separated and detected using this column and method.

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    Whiskey Congeners

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    Cory Mason
    This document describes the use of a GC capillary column to analyze whiskey congeners. The column is a 50m x 0.25mm I.D. x 0.25μm film 007-FFAP bonded FFAP column. The analysis involves a temperature program starting at 60°C for 0.6 minutes, then increasing 3°C/min to 225°C. The injector temperature is 230°C and detector (FID) temperature is 280°C. Twenty-nine compounds commonly found in whiskey aromas, such as esters, acids, and alcohols ranging from C3 to C18 in length, can be separated and detected using this column and method.

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    GC CAPILLARY COLUMN APPLICATIONS:

    Flavors/Fragrances
    Whiskey Congeners
    (Typical Whiskey Aromas)
    COLUMN:

    007-FFAP, Bonded FFAP


    50M. x 0.25mm I.D. x 0.25m film
    Cat. No.: 007-FFAP-50-0.25F

    Temperature: 60 (0.6 min. hold) (3/min.) - 225C


    Injector:
    230C
    Detector:
    280C, FID

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    ethyl lactate
    C-8 ester
    acetic acid
    furfural
    C-3 acid
    C-4 iso acid
    C-10 ester
    C-4 acid
    C-5 iso acid
    C-5 acid
    phenyl ethyl acetate

    12. C-12 ester


    13. C-6 acid
    14. phenyl ethyl alcohol
    15. C-12 alcohol
    16. C-14 methyl ester
    (internal standard)
    17. C-14 ester
    18. C-8 acid
    19. C-14 alcohol
    20. C-16 ester
    21. C-10 acid

    22. C-16:1 ester


    23. C-11 acid
    (internal standard)
    24. C-18 ester
    25. C-18:1 ester
    26. C-12 acid
    27. C-18: 2 ester
    28. C-18: 3 ester
    29. C-14 acid

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