Jasmolactone Delta™ (dsm-firmenich)
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What does Jasmolactone Delta smell like?
The house sheet calls it a very rich and natural floral lactone, with a floral, jasmine petal-like character and a delicate fruitiness reminiscent of peach, apricot and coconut milk, and files it under FLORAL, FRUITY. In use it has a complementary effect with jasmine notes and is effective at relatively low concentrations, the sheet naming 0.1 to 1% and giving fine fragrance dosage in the hundredths to a couple of tenths of a percent, so a little goes a long way; it is a heart note and it lasts two weeks on a smelling strip, which is unusually tenacious for something that reads as a soft creamy floral. Identity warning worth carrying on the row: this is the 3-pentenyl lactone, FEMA 4441, and it is a different molecule from Jasmine Lactone, the 2-pentenyl one at CAS 25524-95-2 with FEMA 3745 and about three days on a strip. The name delta-Jasmolactone belongs to this row and must not be left as a synonym on the Jasmine Lactone row, or an import will silently collapse the two.
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What else is Jasmolactone Delta called?
delta-Jasmolactone · Tetrahydro-6-(3-pentenyl)-2H-pyran-2-one · 6-(3-Pentenyl)tetrahydro-2H-pyran-2-one · Firmenich 965414 · Jasmolactone
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