• Journal of Physiology & Pathology in Korean Medicine
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• v.20 no.3
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• pp.634-637
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• 2006

The GC pictures were taken to investigate the difference of the Samul-tang and Sakunja-tang, each prepared by the different boiling methods, which were the traditional method(using cover), using the condenser, and using no cover. For Samul-tang, there was not much difference in the GC pictures, but the one pick(rt about 7 min.) of the picture by the method using the condenser had the higher intensity than those in the pictures by other methods. For Sakunja-tang, the GC pictures of the method using the condenser had shown a lot of the peaks and the very high intensity, which were much better than those of the picture by the traditional method. However, the GC pictures of the method by using no cover had shown almost nothing.

• Journal of Physiology & Pathology in Korean Medicine
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• v.20 no.4
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• pp.942-945
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• 2006

The GC pictures were taken to investigate the difference of Samul-tang and Sakunja-tang from their distillate each. For Samul-tang, it's distillate contained many peaks which had been shown very small peaks in the GC picture of the original solution, but the one pick(rt about 7 min.) of the picture didn't been found in the GC picture of the distillate. For Sakunja-tang, it's distillate contained all peaks which had shown in the GC picture of the original solution. After distillation, there was almost no peak in the rest of the solution.