100% Natural Pine Needle Oil with The Reasonable Price CAS 8000-26-8

Pine needle oil, also known as fir oil. It's a type of essential oil and a colorless or light colored liquid with a fragrant aroma of needle leaves, extracted by distillation from pine needles.

CAS No. :
8000-26-8
EINECS :
629-665-0
Package :
25KG/DRUM
Brand :
TOPINCHEM®
Origin :
CHINA
Minimum Order :
200KG
Item :
Natural Pine Needle Oil

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100% Natural Pine Needle Oil with The Reasonable Price CAS 8000-26-8

Description

Pine needle oil is a colorless and transparent liquid that can easily oxidize into light yellow or light green when placed in the air. It has a pine needle aroma and is insoluble in water. It is also soluble in organic solvents such as gasoline, alcohols, ethers, and animal and plant oils.

Specification

Product Name	Pine Needle Oil/Fir Needle Oil
Appearance	Colorless to yellow volatile oil
Odor	With comfortable fragrance and hot odour
Cas No.	8000-26-8
Relative Density	0.853~0.885
Refractive Index	1.475~1.480
Optical Rotation	-5~-15°
Content	Terpinolene,3-carene,Limonene,Alpha-pinene,Beta-pinene,Myrcene,Sabinene,Dipentene
Solubility	Easy soluble in 90% ethanol
Extraction Method	Steam Distilled
Part Typically Used	Pine needles

Application

Pine needle oil can be used for flavoring soap, detergents, disinfectants, deodorants, and other cosmetics, as well as in pharmaceuticals and alcoholic beverages.

Natural Pine Needle Oil CAS 8000-26-8

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