What this analysis says and does not say

It tells you which compounds are in the sample and in what proportions. It does not tell you whether they are natural or synthetic — some synthetic components are structurally identical to natural ones, and GC/MS usually cannot tell them apart.

The identified components total 91.6 per cent. The rest lies below the identification threshold, and we do not speculate about it. Read about the limits of the method

Published lots · Lot number MAU-001

Sample lot MAU-001 — Cold-pressed lemon peel

Citrus limon

Plant part: Fruit peel
Method: Cold pressing
Origin: Vietnam
Harvest: 2026
Supplier: sample lot — none
Supplier lot number: —

Read this lot in the lab → 7 / 7 components are in the library — see which one dominates by threshold, and what the label must declare.

Volatility band

7 components, ordered by boiling point — which is also the order in which you smell them.

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The horizontal axis can be trusted, the vertical one cannot: a small dot can still decide the character of the whole bottle. How to read this chart

Component table

Component	CAS	Boiling point	% area
Sabinene	3387-41-5	163 °C	1.1
β-Pinene	127-91-3	166 °C	12.1
Myrcene	123-35-3	167 °C	1.5
Limonene	138-86-3	176 °C	65.2
γ-Terpinene	99-85-4	183 °C	9.0
Linalool	78-70-6	198 °C	0.4
Citral	5392-40-5	229 °C	2.3

How far our checks go

This analysis tells you which compounds are in the bottle and in what proportions. It does not tell you whether they are natural or synthetic — some synthetic components are structurally identical to natural ones, and GC/MS usually cannot tell them apart.

The identified components total 91.6 per cent. The rest lies below the identification threshold. This is normal for natural raw materials, and we do not speculate about it. Read about the limits of the method