amber oil
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Notes :
The fossil resin, which is odorless, is found on the shores of the Baltic Sea, particularly in Poland, eastern Germany, and also along the North Sea coasts in Denmark, Holland, and England. A further quantity of Amber is obtained by mining. Amber pieces which are unfit for jewelry as well as dust and residues from the gem industry are dry distilled in order to yield the Amber Oil.
name :pinus succinifera oil
cas number :8002-67-3
 
 
export tariff code :3301.29.6000

organoleptics :
odor type :burnt
odor strength :medium ,
recommend smelling in a 10.00 % solution or less
odor description:
at 10.00 % in dipropylene glycol.  
burnt leather smoky tar like

properties :
appearence :brown oily liquid
Food Chemicals Codex Listed :No
flash point :not determined

safety :
Oral Toxicity(LD50) :
  Not determined
Dermal Toxicity(LD50) :
  Not determined
Inhalation Toxicity(LC50) :
  Not determined
 

safety in use :
 
recommendation for amber oil fragrance usage levels up to :
  0.0500 % in the fragrance concentrate.

safety references :
Canada Domestic Sub. List :Yes
EPA Chem. Sub. Inventory : Yes
 
 
 
 
pinus succinifera oil
chemidplus :008002673
EPA Substance Registry Services :8002-67-3

references :
 
pinus succinifera oil
pubchem :3730538

other :
FMA :listed
synonyms :
 pinus succinifera oil

potential blenders :
isoamyl salicylateFL/FR
 cananga oilFL/FR
 castoreum absoluteFL/FR
 ionones 
 labdanum resinoidFR

potential uses :
 balsam
 leather russian leather

natural occurrence in :
 pinus succinifera S



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