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. 2020 Feb 20;9(2):227. doi: 10.3390/foods9020227

Table 3.

Standard curve and concentrations of aroma-active and key off-flavor compounds in TW.

No. Key Flavor Compounds a FD Quantitative Ion (m/z) Standard Curve R 2 b Concentration (μg/L) c Recovery (%) RSD (%) d
1 (E)-2-octenal * >81 108.2, 83.1, 70.1 y = 0.6813x + 0.1175 0.9995 654.47 126 4.94
2 (E,Z)-2,6-nonadienal * >81 109.1, 70.1, 67.1 y = 0.8418x + 0.0274 0.9934 459.54 112 4.86
3 (E)-2-heptenal # 81 112.0, 83.1, 70.1 y = 0.2955x + 0.0183 0.9959 1090.23 111 6.08
4 Decanal # 81 209.0, 193.0, 70.1 y = 0.2869x - 0.0088 0.9921 93.37 99 0.23
5 Octanol # 81 96.9, 84.1, 69.0 y = 0.5663x + 0.0091 0.9992 259.1 82 6.04
6 (E,Z)-2,6-nonadienol * 81 122.2, 81.0, 69.1 y = 0.4322x - 0.0065 0.9928 825.18 87 7.83
7 diisopropyl disulfide # 81 150.1, 108.0, 66.0 y = 2.2337x + 0.6887 0.9974 2122.17 72 0.99
8 Hexanol # 81 134.1, 119.0, 56.2 y = 0.8208x + 0.0072 0.9985 18.68 98 8.97
9 (E)-2-nonenal * 27 122.0, 83.1, 70.1 y = 0.8483x + 0.1171 0.9919 597.69 114 5.79
10 (E)-2-decenal # 27 136.0, 83.1, 70.1 y = 0.6988x + 0.1383 0.9929 293.72 121 7.34
11 Nonanol * 27 182.0, 70.1, 50.1 y = 1.2630x + 0.0130 0.9983 17.77 77 8.71
12 (E)-2-octenol # 3 146.8, 81.1, 57.2 y = 0.2583x + 0.0231 0.9939 16.73 109 0

a “*” means they were the aroma-active compounds; “#” means they were the key off-flavor compounds; b correlation coefficient of standard curve; c average concentration of triplicate experiments; d relative standard deviation.