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Aldehyde C-9
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Aldehyde C – 9 A booster to freshen floral compositions like jasmin and rose, it also gives some warmth and sophistication. But when used in citrus blends the fragrance is enhanced and made more diffusive.
(AC) Aroma Chemical
Recommended Usage Levels: 1.0 % in the fragrance concentrate
NOTE: TOP
ODOR TYPE: Aldehydic
ODOR Characteristics:
- Aldehydic
- Waxy
- Rose
- Fresh
- Orris
- Orange Peel
- Fatty
AKA NAME: Pelargonaldehyde
CHEMICAL NAME: nonanal
APPEARANCE: colorless to pale yellow clear liquid
ODOR STRENGTH: Strong - smell in 10% dilution
LONGEVITY: 42 hour(s) at 100%
MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 142.2416
AVERAGE USE: 1.0 %
FLAVOR USAGE: Yes
CAS NUMBER: 124-19-6
FLASH POINT: 145 °F ( 63 °C )
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Product Reviews
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soapy, and citrus juiciness
Parker Turtenwald
(Olympia, WA)
11/4/2019 6:01 PM
This is my first time smelling an aldehyde, so bear with me, this review may be more describing the general smell of aldehydes than specifically comparing C-9 to other aldehydes. Smells "soapy" (I mean in the sense of the underlying feeling of liquid soap), maybe a little waxy. It also has lots of citrus juiciness, like if you could take the juiciness aspect out of the total smell of citrus and hold it in isolation. It's specifically more like a tropical mandarin or tangelo type of juiciness. Maybe slightly lemon, but it would be more like something in the background of lemon, not a lemon smell itself. Aldehydes are usually valued more for their effects than their actual smell themselves, this will certainly add a "sparkle" to your fragrance.
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