Description
(-)-PERILLALDEHYDE?Quick Details
Chemical Name: (-)-PERILLALDEHYDE
MF: C10H14O
MW: 150.22
CAS: 2111-75-3
Chemical Structure:
Appearance: colorless liquid
(-)-PERILLALDEHYDE Typical Properties
Name
(-)-PERILLALDEHYDE
Synonyms
L(-)-Perillaldehyde
Appearance
colorless liquid
Assay
60%? 75% 90%
Density
0.967
B.P.
104-105 ??C10 mm Hg(lit.)
Refractive index
1.509
(-)-PERILLALDEHYDE application:
It is mainly used to prepare spices, peanuts and other essence.
(-)-PERILLALDEHYDE Packaging and Shipping?
25kg/drum
(-)-PERILLALDEHYDE?Storage
It should be stored in a clean, dry and cool place, preventing from sunlight, rain.
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