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. 2023 Apr 20;2023:1265103. doi: 10.1155/2023/1265103

Table 2.

Major volatile compounds detected in C. sativa ethanolic extract determined through GC-MS analysis.

Peak number Retention time Compound1 Kri-exp2 Kri-theo3 R.A (%)
1 6.86 Undecane 1090 1100 0.57
2 12.45 Nd — — 0.75
3 13.25 Neophytadiene 1843 1838 1.38
4 13.84 Palmitic acid methyl ester 1927 1924 5.96
5 14.53 Digitoxin 1967 N.A4 1.20
6 14.99 Nd — — 14.47
7 15.13 Methyl stearate 2130 2128 4.43
8 16.13 Nd — — 7.58
9 16.69 Nd — — 5.96
10 16.89 17-pentatriacontene 2531 N.A4 2.55
11 17.22 Nd — — 5.82
12 17.56 Nd — — 9.65
13 17.75 Heptacosane 2696 2700 6.11
14 18.29 Nd — — 4.67
15 18.65 Nd — — 5.80
16 18.89 Nd — — 4.04
17 19.16 Squalene 2842 2847 9.91
18 21.39 Nd — — 2.16
19 21.57 Nd — — 3.08
20 22.57 Nd — — 2.12
21 24.65 β-sitosterol 3200 3197 1.78

1Compounds: these are listed in order of elution on an HP-5MS column; N.A: not available; 2Kri-exp: Kovats retention index on HP-5MS obtained experimentally; 3Kri-theo: Kovats retention index from the literature; 4Identification by comparison with mass fragmentation patterns from the literature; R.A: relative amounts (%) were obtained by peak areas normalization.