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Calculation of Volatile Compound Concentrations in Standard Solutions

Calculator of volatile compound concentrations in standard solutions prepared in the accordance of OIV methods, in µg/g and g/100 L AA


Preparation of 40 % v/v Water Ethanol Solution (WES)

Measure 400 mL of absolute ethanol and pour it into a 1-liter volumetric flask. Bring the solution volume up to the 1-liter mark by adding distilled water and mix thoroughly.
Accurately determine the volumetric ethanol content in the WES (ABVWES, %) and WES density using standard methods.

Enter the value of WES strength, in vol.% (from 10 to 100)


Enter the value of WES density at a temperature of 20 ℃, in kg/m3 = g/l (from 772 to 1000)


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Preparation of Standard Solution A

Weight the empty 100 mL volumetric flask. Measure approximately 60.0 mL of the WES, pour it into the flask and weight it.
Pipette reagents into the flask one by one and weigh each reagent. Make up to volume with WES, mix thoroughly and weight it.
Determine the final mass of the flask with all reagents and WES added in the solution.

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Table SS-A. Purity Pii and mass values of the reagents miA added in solution A

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Reagent i Purity Pii, % Mass miA, mg
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6


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8


9


10






Preparation of Standard Solution B

Weight the empty 100 mL volumetric flask. Measure approximately 60.0 mL of the WES, pour it into the flask and weight it.
Pipette IS reagent into the flask and weigh it. Make up to volume with WES, mix thoroughly and weight it.
Determine the final mass of the flask with IS reagent and WES added in the solution.

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Table SS-B. Purity PISIS and mass value of IS mISB added in solution B

Reagent IS name Purity PISIS, % Mass mISB, mg







Preparation of Standard Solution C

Weight the empty 100 mL volumetric flask. Measure approximately 60.0 mL of the WES, pour it into the flask and weight it.
Pipette the required amount of solution A into the flask and 1 mL of solution B and weigh each compound. Make up to volume with WES and weight it.
Determine the final mass of the flask with all compounds and WES added in the solution.

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Table SS-C. Mass values mAC and mBC of the stock solutions A and B added in solution C

Mass mAC, mg Mass mBC, mg






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Preparation of Standard Solution 0

Weight the empty 100 mL volumetric flask. Measure approximately 60.0 mL of the WES, pour it into the flask and weight it.
Pipette the required amount of solution A into the flask and 1 mL of solution B and weigh each compound. Make up to volume with WES and weight it.
Determine the final mass of the flask with all compounds and WES added in the solution.

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Table SS-0. Mass values mA0 and mB0 of the stock solutions A and B added in solution 0

Mass mA0, mg Mass mB0, mg






Preparation of Standard Solution 0.1

Weight the empty 100 mL volumetric flask. Measure approximately 60.0 mL of the WES, pour it into the flask and weight it.
Pipette the required amount of solution A into the flask and 1 mL of solution B and weigh each compound. Make up to volume with WES and weight it.
Determine the final mass of the flask with all compounds and WES added in the solution.

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Table SS-0.1. Mass values mA0.1 and mB0.1 of the stock solutions A and B added in solution 0.1

Mass mA0.1, mg Mass mB0.1, mg






Preparation of Standard Solution 0.5

Weight the empty 100 mL volumetric flask. Measure approximately 60.0 mL of the WES, pour it into the flask and weight it.
Pipette the required amount of solution A into the flask and 1 mL of solution B and weigh each compound. Make up to volume with WES and weight it.
Determine the final mass of the flask with all compounds and WES added in the solution.

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Table SS-0.5. Mass values mA0.5 and mB0.5 of the stock solutions A and B added in solution 0.5

Mass mA0.5, mg Mass mB0.5, mg






Preparation of Standard Solution 1.0

Weight the empty 100 mL volumetric flask. Measure approximately 60.0 mL of the WES, pour it into the flask and weight it.
Pipette the required amount of solution A into the flask and 1 mL of solution B and weigh each compound. Make up to volume with WES and weight it.
Determine the final mass of the flask with all compounds and WES added in the solution.

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Table SS-1.0. Mass values mA1.0 and mB1.0 of the stock solutions A and B added in solution 1.0

Mass mA1.0, mg Mass mB1.0, mg






Preparation of Standard Solution 2.0

Weight the empty 100 mL volumetric flask. Measure approximately 60.0 mL of the WES, pour it into the flask and weight it.
Pipette the required amount of solution A into the flask and 1 mL of solution B and weigh each compound. Make up to volume with WES and weight it.
Determine the final mass of the flask with all compounds and WES added in the solution.

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Table SS-2.0. Mass values mA2.0 and mB2.0 of the stock solutions A and B added in solution 2.0

Mass mA2.0, mg Mass mB2.0, mg






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Preparation of Standard Solution D

Weight the empty 100 mL volumetric flask. Measure approximately 60.0 mL of the WES, pour it into the flask and weight it.
Pipette the required amount of stock SS into the flask and weigh it. Make up to volume with WES and weight the second portion of WES.
Determine the final mass of the flask.

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Preparation of Standard Solution E

Weight the empty 100 mL volumetric flask. Measure approximately 60.0 mL of the WES, pour it into the flask and weight it.
Pipette the required amount of stock SS into the flask and weigh it. Make up to volume with WES and weight the second portion of WES.
Determine the final mass of the flask.

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Preparation of QC Solution

Weight the empty vessel (flask). Pipette 9 mL of solution D into the vessel and 1 mL of solution E and weigh each compound.
Thoroughly mix the contents of the vessel and determine the final mass of the flask.

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Preparation of BT Solution

Weight the empty vessel (flask). Pipette 9 mL of the WES into the vessel and 1 mL of solution E and weigh each compound.
Thoroughly mix the contents of the vessel and determine the final mass of the flask.

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Data from chromatograms of solutions C for the estimation RRF and BT for blank test

Acquire 2-3 chromatograms of standard solutions C and BT. Measure peak areas for volatile compounds and ethanol and record the peak area values.

Table SS-C. Peak area values ​​of compounds in calibration solution C


Compound Pick area, units of area
123
1 congener №1



2 congener №2



3 congener №3



4 congener №4



5 congener №5



6 congener №6



7 congener №7



8 congener №8



9 congener №9



10 congener №10



11 ethanol



12 traditional IS




Table SS-BT. Peak area values ​​of compounds in blank test solution


Compound Pick area, units of area
123
1 congener №1



2 congener №2



3 congener №3



4 congener №4



5 congener №5



6 congener №6



7 congener №7



8 congener №8



9 congener №9



10 congener №10



11 ethanol



12 traditional IS



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