Camphor Derivatives

REFINED L(-)SYNTHETIC BORNEOL

Chemical name
Borneol
DL-Borneol
Camphol

Description

Borneol is a bicyclic monoterpene alcohol that appears as a white crystalline solid and is characterized by a strong, cooling, camphoraceous odor with subtle woody and pine-like nuances. It exhibits good volatility and penetration, making it a widely used ingredient in fragrance compositions, pharmaceutical preparations, and aromatic products.
In perfumery, borneol contributes a fresh and invigorating top note while enhancing fragrance diffusion. In medicinal and traditional applications, it is commonly employed as a supportive component. Owing to its stable structure and broad applicability, borneol has long been regarded as a fundamental material in fragrance chemistry and natural product research.

 
ITEM DESCRIPTION
CAS No. 507-70-0
MOLECULAR FORMULA C10H18O
MOLECULAR WEIGHT 154.25 g/mol
APPEARANCE & PHYSICAL STATE (20°C) WHITE CRYSTALLINE FLAKE POWDER
ODOR CHARACTERISTIC ODOR AND SWEET
SPECIFIC ROTATION -16° ~ -20°
MELTING POINT 205℃ MIN
N-BORNEOL 52%~66%
IS0-BORNEOL 30%~46%
TOTAL MORE THAN 96%
CAMPHOR LESS THAN 1.0%.
MELTING POINT MORE THAN 206℃
NON-VOLATILE MATTER LESS THAN 0.05%.
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