Chemical Characterization of Lebonan Cedar Tar
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Abstract
Chemical characterization of Cedrus libani A. Rich tar, obtained by the traditional method and Jenkner Retort, was studied.Roots and fallen branches were used and analyzed separately.FID-GC and GC-MS were used for the characterization.The tar yield of Jenkner Retort was 60 %, while it is 30-40 % in the traditional method.41 compounds were identifi ed.β-himachalane (22-28 %) was found to be the main compound in all tars.α-himachalane (6-10%) and longifolene (7-9 %) were the other important compounds.Some compounds, which have antifungal and insecticides effects like deodarone and E-(α)-atlantone, were determined only in tars of roots.Phenolic compounds were not determined by the traditional method.
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OpenAlex topics: Thermochemical Biomass Conversion Processes · Thermal and Kinetic Analysis · Clay minerals and soil interactions
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