Calone 1951 (Fir) *ADR*
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CAS (Perfumiarz)
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CAS (EU Hekserij)
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CAS (TSCA Hekserij)
28940-11-6
INCI name (FraterWork)
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INCI (Hekserij)
METHYL BENZODIOXEPINONE
EC number (Hekserij)
249-320-4
FEMA (Hekserij)
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UN number
1759
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Usage
Use (Hekserij)
Calone 1951 (Fir) has a hard to describe scent that is reminiscent of algae, the
sea, ozone, watermelon, open water. The smell is quite strong and it is a solid,
powdery substance. Making a dilution of, for example, 10% in DPG, IPM or TEC can
therefore be useful. Typical use is in marine accords, water scents and such
more abstract, fresh scents. You usually use between 0,1% and 2% of this
substance in the fragrance composition. It combines well with fresh floral
scents such as lily of the valley and cyclamen, but also with cedar wood. In
perfumes it is mainly a base note, it is stable in most products, including
soap. In candles it gives off a good scent both in cold form and when burning.
Physical properties
Density
1,35
Vapor pressure
0,87 Pa
Melting point
37,9 °C
Boiling point
267 °C
Properties (Hekserij)
Calone 1951 (Fir) is a colourless to slightly yellow liquid at room temperature.
The purity is at least 99% and the substance has a fairly long shelf life. It
does not occur in nature, it is a synthetic substance. The manufacturer is
Firmenich. While Fimenich, like all major fragrance manufacturers, does their
utmost to make each batch smell as close as possible to the previous one, Calone
1951 is a difficult material at this point. There can be some variation, with
one the daffodil aspect is more obvious, with another the watermelon aspect and
with yet another the algae aspect.
Regulatory
ADR (Hekserij)
8/II
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