Description
Methyl cedryl ether?Quick Details
Chemical Name: Methyl cedryl ether
CAS No.: 19870-74-7
Molecular Fomula:?C16H28O
Chemical Structure:
Molecular weight: 236.39
Appearance:?White?powder
Assay: ??99.0%
Methyl cedryl ether?Typical Properties
ITEMS
SPECIFICATION
Density
1.6077
Boiling point
158???C14?mm Hg(lit.)
Melt point
42-44???C(lit.)
Flash Point
229???F
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Methyl cedryl ether?application:
Methyl cedryl ether is an important aroma material, with ambergris, balm aroma, generally made from cypress wood oil as raw material.
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Methyl cedryl ether?Storage
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