Organoleptic Evaluation of Deodorizing Efficacy (Acidic Model)

Organoleptic Evaluation of Deodorizing Efficacy (Acidic Model)
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The method evaluates the efficacy of the test sample in suppressing the vaporization of Short-Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs), specifically Isovaleric Acid, which acts as a chemical marker for human axillary (armpit) and foot malodor. f the sample contains alcohols (ethanol) or enzymes from fermentation, the isovaleric acid may chemically react during the 37°C incubation to form an ester (e.g., Ethyl Isovalerate), which typically has a pleasant, fruity aroma rather than a malodor. Sample Requirement: 5 g
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The method evaluates the efficacy of the test sample in suppressing the vaporization of Short-Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs), specifically Isovaleric Acid, which acts as a chemical marker for human axillary (armpit) and foot malodor. f the sample contains alcohols (ethanol) or enzymes from fermentation, the isovaleric acid may chemically react during the 37°C incubation to form an ester (e.g., Ethyl Isovalerate), which typically has a pleasant, fruity aroma rather than a malodor. Sample Requirement: 5 g

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Step Procedure Expected Result
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Prepare 0.1%...

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0.1% isovaleric acid

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Mix 20...

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mixture of sample and isovaleric acid

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Leave ...

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incubation

4

Take out...

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incubation

5

Waft the...

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to check the smell

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Evaluate the...

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evaluation

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Report the...

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≥ 50%

Organoleptic Evaluation of Deodorizing Efficacy (Acidic Model)
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The method evaluates the efficacy of the test sample in suppressing the vaporization of Short-Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs), specifically Isovaleric Acid, which acts as a chemical marker for human axillary (armpit) and foot malodor. f the sample contains alcohols (ethanol) or enzymes from fermentation, the isovaleric acid may chemically react during the 37°C incubation to form an ester (e.g., Ethyl Isovalerate), which typically has a pleasant, fruity aroma rather than a malodor. Sample Requirement: 5 g
The method evaluates the efficacy of the test sample in suppressing the vaporization of Short-Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs), specifically Isovaleric Acid, which acts as a chemical marker for human axillary (armpit) and foot malodor. f the sample contains alcohols (ethanol) or enzymes from fermentation, the isovaleric acid may chemically react during the 37°C incubation to form an ester (e.g., Ethyl Isovalerate), which typically has a pleasant, fruity aroma rather than a malodor. Sample Requirement: 5 g
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Step Procedure Expected Result
1

Prepare 0.1%...

0.1% isovaleric acid

2

Mix 20...

mixture of sample and isovaleric acid

3

Leave ...

incubation

4

Take out...

incubation

5

Waft the...

to check the smell

6

Evaluate the...

evaluation

7

Report the...

≥ 50%