Terpenes are produced in trichromes (where THC is produced) and give cannabis its distinctive flavor and aroma. Terpenes also act as essential, medicinal hydrocarbon building blocks, influencing the overall homeopathic effect. From the pine odor of pinene to the citrus-like smell of limonene, the characterization of terpenes and their synergistic effect with cannabinoids is reliably identified in the spectral library terpene analysis to meet terpene profiling needs.
Terpene Profile Testing (GCMS/GCFID)
MATRIX: Flowers/Plants, Derivative Products and Edibles
ANALYTES: 38 count
- 3-Carene
- alpha-Bisabolol
- alpha -Cedrene
- alpha-Humulene
- alpha-Pinene
- alpha-Terpinene
- alpha-Terpineol
- beta-Myrcene
- beta-Pinene
- Borneol (mix of isomers)
- (+)-Cedrol
- Camphene
- Camphor (mix of isomers)
- Caryophyllene oxide
- Cis Nerolidol
- Eucalyptol
- Farnesene (mix of isomers)
- Fenchone (mix of isomers)
- Gamma-Terpinene
- Gamma-Terpineol
- Geraniol
- Geranyl Acetate
- Guaiol
- Hexahydrothymol
- Isoborneol
- Isopulegol
- Linalool
- Nerol (cis Geraniol)
- Ocimene
- Pulegone
- R-Limonene
- Sabinene
- Sabinene Hydrate
- Terpinolene
- Trans-Nerolidol
- Trans-Caryophyllene
- Valencene
- (R) Endo-(+) Fenchyl Alcohol
