Eucalyptus Terpenes

Eucalyptus Terpenes is extracted from eucalyptus oil. It is a colorless liquid that is mainly composed of terpene and cymene. Eucalyptus Terpenes is widely used in the aromatic and pharmaceutical industry.

There up to 85%~94% alpha-Pinene can be extracted from Eucalytus Terpenes.

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Substance Identification

Synonyms
CAS 68917-30-6
EINECS N/A
FEMA N/A
HS.CODE 29021990
Molecular Formula N/A
Moleclar Weight N/A

Application & Uses

  • used in flavor and fragrance formulation
  • used as intermediate of medicine that has a curative effect on myocardial function

Features & Benefits

  • High optical Rotation
  • Strong smell

Sales Specification

ITEM VALUE
Appearance Colorless liquid
alpha-Pinene, % 94
Optical Rotation, @ 20°C, ° +31~ +41
Solubility, @20°C Soluble in 70% Ethanol. Unsoluble in water
Relative Density, @ d20/4 0.857~0.863

Package

  • Galvanized Iron Drum, 25kg net each
  • Galvanized Iron Drum, 50kg net each
  • Galvanized Iron Drum, 500kg net each

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GHS Hazard Statements

H-Code no data available
P-Code no data available
Response no data available
Storage no data available
Disposal no data available
S-phrases: S26;S36/S37/S39 | R-phrases: R36/37/38

Storage

  • avoid contact with light
  • keep separated from incompatible substances
  • store and handle in accordance with all current regulations and standards
  • store in a cool, dry place
  • store in a tightly closed container

Remark

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