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https://doi.org/10.1109/cspa.2012.6194771
Copy DOIPublication Date: Mar 1, 2012 |
Citations: 10 |
Agarwood oil has been widely used especially in fragrance, incense, prayers and traditional medicinal. In the Middle East, the market demand for Agarwood oil is very high. Agarwood oil is traded based on high grade and low grade, corresponding to expensive price and cheap price, respectively. Currently, the grading of Agarwood oil, specifically Aquilaria Malaccensis, depends on its physical appearance such as color and odour. This paper presents the analysis of Aquilaria Malaccensis based on GC-MS data. The work involves of statistical technique such as boxplot and PCA. The analysis part was done on 64 chemical compounds on 7 samples of agarwood oil obtained by Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM). It was done via MATLAB ver. R2010a. The result shows that the distribution of chemical compounds in Agarwood oil is not normal and five componets is identified from 64 variables Agarwood oil samples, gathered by boxplot and PCA, individually.
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