Review on Food Analysis by Using Gas Chromatography

Abstract

Explains gas chromatography (G.C.), a crucial analytical method used in the food business. It makes it possible to swiftly and affordably separate and identify complicated organic compounds. The substances that G.C. will analyse must quickly move into the gas phase and be volatile. An inert carrier gas vaporizes the substance to be examined and transports it through a substantial column. A packing material wrapped in an involatile liquid fills the column. In a mixture, the molecules of each material are divided between the gas and the liquid. A substance will move with the carrier gas longer and escape from the column more quickly the more volatile it is. G.C. must remove certain chemicals from the food analysis.