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Enhance the Performance of Solid-Phase Microextraction by Exploiting Vacuum-Assisted Headspace and Multicumulative Trapping for Olive Oil Characterization

Steven Mascrez;Juan Aspromonte;Giorgia Purcaro
November 1st 2023

Headspace-solid-phase microextraction (HS-SPME) is widely used for the analysis of volatile compounds from different kinds of samples.

Multiple-Cumulative Trapping: A Fascinating Option to Enhance Headspace Profile

Multiple-Cumulative Trapping: A Fascinating Option to Enhance Headspace Profile

Steven Mascrez;Damien Eggermont;Giorgia Purcaro
November 2nd 2021

Multiple-cumulative trapping headspace extraction coupled with high-concentration-capacity tools, such as SPME, enhances sensitivity of volatiles, as illustrated here in food analysis.

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