Cinnamyl Acetate
Cinnamyl Acetate
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Used in perfumery, it offers creative possibilities for floral, spicy, and warm fragrance compositions. Its nature-evoking scent is appealing for designs inspired by blossoms and sweet spice; the natural origin of this particular product has not been verified.
How to Use
How to Use
Use as an ingredient in fragrance formulations to introduce sweet, balsamic warmth and floral-fruity nuances. Evaluate in small trial blends and follow supplier guidance and applicable usage restrictions for the intended finished product.
Notes
Notes
An aroma ingredient for fragrance formulation. Odor descriptions represent its general character; purity, origin, grade, shelf life, and certifications require supplier confirmation.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Cinnamyl Acetate. Confirm purity and the presence of any solvent, carrier, or stabilizer using supplier documentation before preparing a complete ingredient declaration.
Specifications
Specifications
General chemical reference information; not a batch specification.
Product name: Cinnamyl Acetate
Product type: Aroma chemical / Ester
CAS: 103-54-8
Molecular formula: C11H12O2
Molecular weight: 176.22 g/mol
Typical appearance: Clear, colorless to pale-yellow liquid
General odor profile: Sweet, balsamic, floral-fruity, cinnamon-like
Documentation
Documentation
FAQ
FAQ
What does Cinnamyl Acetate smell like? It has a sweet, softly balsamic aroma with floral-fruity nuances and a cinnamon-like character.
What is it used for? It is used in perfumery to contribute to floral, fruity, spicy, and balsamic fragrance compositions.
Is it cinnamon essential oil? No. Cinnamyl Acetate is an individual aroma chemical.
Is this product naturally derived? Its source has not been verified. A nature-like aroma does not establish natural origin.
How much should I use? Follow supplier guidance for your application and evaluate the finished formulation.
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