Herboxane (Giv)
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INCI (Hekserij)
VALERALDEHYDE HEXYLENEGLYCOL ACETAL
EC number (Hekserij)
259-210-8
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Usage
Use (Hekserij)
Herboxane (Giv) has a green, herbal scent reminiscent of chamomile. The scent is
not particularly strong; undiluted use is common. It is typically used in green,
spicy fragrances, in combination with related substances, but it certainly also
complements citrus. You usually use between 1% and 10% of this substance in
fragrance compositions. Its typical use is in fougères and similar aromatic,
spicy fragrances. It adds a fresh touch to the scent. In perfumes, it's
primarily a top note; it's stable in most products. It can also be used in
soaps, but it doesn't perform very well in them.
Physical properties
Density
0,88
Log P
3,9
Melting point
-20°C
Boiling point
197°C
Properties (Hekserij)
Herboxane (Giv) is a coloirless to pale yellow liquid at room temperature. Its
purity is at least 97%, and the substance has a relatively long shelf life. It
does not occur naturally; it is a synthetic substance. The manufacturer is the
Swiss company Givaudan.
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