
Application Note
Verify Essential Oil Authenticity with Rapid, Structure-Specific Analysis
This application note demonstrates how molecular rotational resonance (MRR) spectroscopy enables rapid identification and quantitation of terpene components in essential oils. Using peppermint oil as an example, MRR provides structure-specific analysis across major and minor constituents, supporting authenticity testing, adulteration detection, quality control, and regulatory compliance without chromatography or extensive method development.
Application Note Highlights
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Learn how MRR identifies and quantifies terpene components in a single measurement.
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Explore how MRR distinguishes isomers and detects adulteration without chromatographic separation.
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See how MRR analyzes both major and minor constituents with high sensitivity and wide dynamic range.
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Understand how MRR supports essential oil authenticity testing, quality control, and regulatory compliance.
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