This work presents two techniques for testing for the adulteration of flavors. One uses multidimensional gas chromatography on cyclodextrin derivatives to separate chiral compounds, the other uses isotope ratio mass spectrometry coupled with gas chromatography to determine stable isotope ratios. Applications to fruits and plants for the food and perfume industry are introduced.
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