Vivaldie™ (IFF)
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What does Vivaldie smell like?
The Good Scents Company carries it as green type at medium strength and describes it as green, fresh, floral, pear, bell pepper, tropical and radish; IFF's own compendium gives it as green, fresh floral (flower shop), vegetable and fruity. It is an ether of cis-3-hexenol, so it reads as the crushed-stem greenness of the hexenol family pushed toward flower-shop air with a watery pear-and-radish edge rather than plain cut grass. Blotter life is under an hour neat, which is exactly what it is for: a trace in the top gives a formula the wet, just-picked opening that a natural green note loses within minutes, and it clears before it can flatten the heart.
What else is Vivaldie called?
Flower Hexene · cis-3-Hexenyl methallyl ether · (3Z)-1-[(2-methylprop-2-en-1-yl)oxy]hex-3-ene
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