Abstract
The site distribution of natural abundance deuterium in various sources of benzaldehyde was studied by NMR. The distribution of deuterium among the aromatic sites provided a means of differentiating petrochemical and botanical sources and of detecting adulteration of costly bitter almond oil. The absolute abundance of each deuterated species was determined by a combination of 2 H NMR and isotope ratio mass spectrometry
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