Abstract

Evaluation of the number of components by the Davis-Giddings single chromatogram method is applied to capillary gas chromatograms of a dichloromethane extract of camomile. Various runs with OV-1 or Carbowax 20M as the stationary phase were done under different experimental conditions (column temperature programming rate and column length). The results showed that the number of components obtained by this statistical procedure does not depend greatly on the nature of the stationary phase or on the experimental conditions. The component number of the camomile extract was about 200 and the stand-alone probability at unit resolution was 0.2–0.3.

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