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δ18O compound-specific stable isotope assessment: An advanced analytical strategy for sophisticated adulterations detection in essential oils - Application to spearmint, cinnamon, and bitter almond essential oils authentication

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Natural plant extracts are primarily used as raw materials in the cosmetic and perfumery industry. However, adulterations with petrochemical products are occurring in the market, leading to non-100% natural products. Several analytical techniques such as impurity detection or enantioselective ratio assessments have been previously described as good indicators to detect any addition of synthetic products, but these techniques are ineffective with novel type of synthetic pathways such as semisynthesis. In order to improve authentication, development of advanced analytical strategies such as δ18O stable isotopic ratios assessment was tested on spearmint, cinnamon and bitter almond essential oils major metabolites (carvone, (E)-cinnamaldehyde, and benzaldehyde). Natural δ18O mean values (δ18OCarvone = 18.4‰; δ18OCinnamaldehyde = 13.9‰; δ18OBenzaldehyde = 16.5‰) were found to be higher than semisynthetic origin for the 3 studied molecules (δ18OCarvone = 9.2‰; δ18OCinnamaldehyde = 8.8‰; δ18OBenzaldehyde = 10.9‰). These measurements proved to be efficient to discriminate natural and semisynthetic origins of these components and therefore potentially lead to a novel way to authenticate natural products.
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hal-03763338 , version 1 (31-08-2022)

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Aurélien Cuchet, Anthony Anchisi, Frédéric Schiets, Elise Carénini, Patrick Jame, et al.. δ18O compound-specific stable isotope assessment: An advanced analytical strategy for sophisticated adulterations detection in essential oils - Application to spearmint, cinnamon, and bitter almond essential oils authentication. Talanta, 2023, 252, pp.123801. ⟨10.1016/j.talanta.2022.123801⟩. ⟨hal-03763338⟩
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