"Aqua-space®", a new headspace method for isolation of natural floral aromas using humidified air as a carrier gas

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A new method called "Aqua-space®" was developed for the isolation of the natural fragrances of plants. Living flowers were enclosed in a space under simulated natural conditions, and humidified air was pumped into the space as a fragrance carrier. In a comparison among three isolation methods, i.e., Aqua-space®, headspace, and solvent extraction, the Aqua-space® method proved to be the most effective in retaining natural fragrances with abundant oxygenated components key to floral fragrances.

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Ishikawa, M., Honda, T., Fujita, A., Kurobayashi, Y., & Kitahara, T. (2004). “Aqua-space®”, a new headspace method for isolation of natural floral aromas using humidified air as a carrier gas. Bioscience, Biotechnology and Biochemistry, 68(2), 454–457. https://doi.org/10.1271/bbb.68.454

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