juniper berry oil
Notes :
Commercial Juniper Berry Oil is produced by two methods: The best oil is steam distilled from the crushed, dried or partially dried, ripe berries. Occasionally water distillation is used. The greater part of all commercial juniperberry oil, however, is derived from the fermented fruits as a byproduct of the central European juniper brandy manufacturing. It should be noted that juniper berries contain certain amounts of fixed oil, occasionally called juniper oil.
cas number :8012-91-7
fema number :2604
coe number :249
 
 
fda reg. :182.20
h. number :3301.29.6000
organoleptics : 
odor type :balsamic
odor strength :medium
odor description :
at 100.00 %.  
fresh balsam terpene woody carrot fir peppery
properties : 
appearence :pale yellow clear liquid
Food Chemicals Codex Listed :No
specific gravity :0.86900 - 0.85900 @ 25.00 °C.
pounds per gallon - calc. : 7.231 to 7.148
refractive index :1.47200 - 1.48400 @ 20.00 °C.
optical rotation :-15.00 to 0.00
boiling point : 131.00 - 172.00 °C. @ 760.00 mm Hg
shelf life : 24.00 month(s) or longer if stored properly.
storage :store in cool, dry place in tightly sealed containers, protected from heat and light.
safety : 
most important hazard(s) : Xn - Harmful.
  
Oral Toxicity(LD50) : Oral-Rat    6280.00  mg/kg  PHARAT  14,435,1959
Dermal Toxicity(LD50) : Not determined
  
flash point ( Deg. F. ) : 104.00  °F.  TCC  ( 40.00 °C. )
  
IFRA other specification :< 20 mmoles / L of peroxides
recommendation for juniper berry oil usage levels up to :
  8.0000 % in the fragrance concentrate.
  
recommendation for juniper berry oil usage levels up to :
  100.0000 ppm in the flavor.
  
safety links : 
msds :msds
  
rtecs :NY9870000 for 8012-91-7
chemidplus :008002684
epa-srs :8012-91-7
  
other : 
  C of A Typical G.C.     
references : 
pubchem :204296
  
synonyms :
 genievre baies oil (juniperus communis)
 juniper berry oil (juniperus communis)
 juniperberry oil (juniperus communis)
 juniperus communis l. berry oil
soluble in :
 alcohol
 fixed oils
 paraffin oil
insoluble in :
 water
 propylene glycol
stability :
 bath foam
 non-discoloring in most media
 soap
(odor and/or flavor) blends with :
 allyl amyl glycolate
 amber carbinol
 ambrette seed oil
 ambroxan
isoamyl salicylate
 amyris wood oil
para-anisyl alcohol
 armoise oil
 bay leaf oil
 benzyl acetate
 benzyl alcohol
 benzyl cinnamate
 benzyl isoeugenol
 benzyl propionate
 benzyl salicylate
 bergamot oil
 blood orange oil
 bois de rose oil
isobornyl acetate
laevo-bornyl acetate
isobutyl benzoate
isobutyl cinnamate
isobutyl salicylate
 camphor oil
 caraway seed oil
 cardamom seed oil
 carrot seed oil
 cassia bark oil
 cedarleaf oil
 cedarwood oils
 chamomile oil
 cistus oil
 citronellyl acetate
 clary sage oil
 clover nitrile
 coriander seed oil
 cyclamen aldehyde
 cyclohexyl ethyl alcohol
 cypress oil
 dihydromyrcenol
 dimethyl benzyl carbinol
 dimethyl benzyl carbinyl isobutyrate
 dodecanal
 dodecanol
 elemi oil
 ethyl cinnamate
 ethyl laurate
 ethyl vanillin
 eucalyptus oil
 fir balsam absolute
 fir needle oil
 floral pyranol
 frankincense oil
 galbanum oil
 geranyl acetate
 grapefruit pentanol
 green acetate
 gurjun balsam oil
(Z)-3-hexen-1-ol
(Z)-3-hexen-1-yl acetate
(Z)-3-hexen-1-yl benzoate
(Z)-3-hexen-1-yl salicylate
(Z)-3-hexen-1-yl tiglate
 hexyl 2-methyl butyrate
alpha-hexyl cinnamaldehyde
 hexyl tiglate
 ho leaf oil
 hydroxycitronellal
 ionones
 labdanum resinoid
 laurel leaf oil
 lavender absolute
 linalool
laevo-linalool
 linalool oxide
 linalyl acetate
 marine pyridine
 methyl cedryl ketone
alpha-methyl cinnamaldehyde
 methyl cinnamate
 methyl dihydrojasmonate
 methyl ionones
 methyl isoeugenol
 mimosa absolute
 muguet carboxaldehyde
 myrrh oil
 nerolidol
 neryl acetate
gamma-nonalactone
 nopyl acetate
 oakmoss absolute
 ocean propanal
 orange oil
 orris pyridine
 patchouli ethanone
 pepper oil black
 petitgrain oil
 phenethyl acetate
3-phenyl propyl alcohol
 pine needle oil
 sage oil
 santall
 spruce oil
 styralyl acetate
alpha-terpineol
alpha-terpinyl acetate
 tetrahydrolinalool
 tonka bean absolute
gamma-undecalactone
 vanilla absolute
 vanillyl acetate
 verymoss
 vetiver oil
 woody acetate
 woody amylene
 woody propanol
(odor and/or flavor) used in :
 aldehydic
 alpine bouquet
 amber
 amyris
 apple crabapple
 armoise
 ash mountain ash
 ash mountain ash blossom
 balsam
 bark
 bayberry
 blue mist
 bois de rose rosewood
 boxwood
 boxwood blossom
 boxwoodberry
 buchu
 cabreuva
 cajuput
 calamus
 camphor
 cascarilla
 cedar
 cedar forest
 cedarleaf
 celery
 chestnut blossom
 citronella
 clary sage
 clean
 clematis
 clove blossom
 coriander
 cypress
 daffodil narcissus
 dogwood
 fern fougere
 fig
 fir balsam
 fir needle
 fixer
 foliage
 forest
 fresh
 galanga
 galbanum
 ginger
 ginger white ginger
 grass sweet grass
 hay new mown hay foin coupe
 heather
 herbal
 hinoki
 hyssop
 iris blossom
 ivy leaf
 juniper
 juniperberry
 lavender
 liverwort
 lovage
 marjoram
 meadow
 mimosa wattle
 myrrh
 myrtle
 narcissus narcisse
 niaouli
 oregano
 orris iris
 pear prickly pear
 pennyroyal
 pepper
 petunia
 pine
 pine dwarf pine
 pine needle
 pinon cone
 pizza
 privet
 redwood
 rhubarb
 sage
 spice
 spicewood
 spruce
 tansy tanaisie
 thyme
 valerian
 wintergreen
 woodruff asperula
 woody
 yew



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