Geosmin in methanol was purchased from Sigma-Aldrich at highest available purity (≥97%; product G5908–1ML, 2 mg/mL; lot BCBP7178V). Chemical as received was dried to remove methanol and then diluted to 4 mg/mL in mineral oil (0.4% w/v geosmin; Sigma-Aldrich, product 330779–1L, lot MKBF6530V). 1% (4 × 10−5 w/v geosmin, simplified to 10−5 in text and figures) or 10% (4 × 10−4 w/v geosmin, simplified to 10−4 in text and figures) of the 4 mg/mL geosmin solution was used for SSR (see below). Methyl laurate (product 234591–2.5G, lot BCBQ6830V), (Z)-9-tricosene (product 859885–1G, lot 04706LDV), and farnesol (product F203–25G, lot MKBG0101V) were purchased from Sigma-Aldrich.
Geosmin in methanol
Manufactured by Merck Group
Geosmin in methanol is a laboratory reagent used for analytical and research purposes. It serves as a standard compound for the identification and quantification of geosmin, a naturally occurring organic compound, in various matrices. The product is supplied in a methanol solution, providing a convenient and stable format for laboratory use.
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Geosmin-Infused Mineral Oil Preparation
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