PTR-MS, the realtime or high time resolution instrument for analyzing the characteristics and behaviors of foods

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Abstract

The application examples of PTR-MS which measures volatile organics forming flavor or quality of foods in real-time were introduced focusing on breath-by-breath analysis of retronasal aroma. Time variations of multiple low concentration flavor compounds at each exhalation events after swallowing food or drink could be tracked simultaneously by using PTR-MS instruments. With this approach, the aroma perception was analyzed in view of mass transfer processes, especially remarking interfacial mass transfer which determined liquid-gas partitioning. Physicochemical properties related with retronasal aroma were complicated and could not be interpreted only by the differences of simple Henry’s law constants.

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Shimono, A. (2016). PTR-MS, the realtime or high time resolution instrument for analyzing the characteristics and behaviors of foods. Japan Journal of Food Engineering, 16(4), 307–311. https://doi.org/10.11301/jsfe.16.307

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