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Fatty, waxy aldehyde with a dry amber-incense body and a citrus-peel and musk trail, much softer and less soapy than the C8 to C12 aldehydes. This is the true straight-chain aldehyde C-14, not the so-called aldehyde C-14 of perfumery, which is gamma-undecalactone.
Aldehyde C-14 (myristic) · Myristaldehyde · Myristic aldehyde · Tetradecyl aldehyde · Tetradecanaldehyde · 1-Tetradecanal
Ranked by how many olfactive sub-categories they share with Tetradecanal, not alphabetically.
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