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Online-calculator for volatile compound concentrations in standard solutions (RU)The first important step in implementing methods for analyzing alcoholic beverages is the preparation of standard solutions (SS) and the accurate calculation of certified values for the concentration of volatile compounds in these solutions. The web program "Online-calculator" provides quick and accurate calculations of component concentrations in calibration solutions in units of mg/dm3 based on anhydrous ethyl alcohol (mg/dm3 AA) in accordance with the manual "Methodology for measuring the mass concentration of aldehydes, esters, methyl alcohol, and higher alcohols in alcohol-containing products using gas chromatography" (RU) . Brief description of the methodology and "Online-calculator" (RU)The method is suitable for gas chromatographic determination of the following volatile microimpurities in ethyl alcohol from food raw materials, alcoholic products, alcoholic and low-alcohol beverages, wine products and alcohol-containing food products: aldehydes (ethanal (acetaldehyde)), esters (methyl ethanoate (methyl acetate), ethyl ethanoate (ethyl acetate)), methanol (methyl alcohol) and higher alcohols (propan-2-ol (sec-propyl alcohol)), propan-1-ol (n-propyl alcohol), 2-methylpropan-1-ol (isobutyl alcohol), butan-1-ol (n-butyl alcohol), 3-methylbutan-1-ol (isoamyl alcohol) (in the range from 0.5 to 10,000 mg/dm3 AA). Ethyl alcohol present in the test samples is used as an internal standard as a reference substance. To prepare SS, use reagents with a purity (P, %) of at least 99.0%, with a certificate of purity. To work according to the method, the following SS of volatile components are prepared:
Necessary initial data for the calculator to work:
Jump to the "Online-calculator" (RU)To the "Online-calculator" (RU)The calculator has a "Main Menu" for navigation. The "Guide" tab contains a complete guide (RU) on preparing calibration solutions, calculating the concentrations of volatile components in these solutions, and calibration coefficients. Recommended reagent masses for preparing solutions are provided, as well as all the calculation formulas used in the web application.
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