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Anisyl Acetate (isomer Unspecified)
Anisyl Acetate (isomer Unspecified)
Aroma Chemical
CAS 1331-83-5
A sweet floral note with anisic and fruity facets over a soft balsamic powdery base recalling lilac and mimosa. Used as a middle to base note it adds creamy warmth and depth to floral compositions.
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Odor profile
Descriptor 1
Fruity
Descriptor 2
Berry
Descriptor 3
Anisic
Identification
CAS Number 1331-83-5 INCI Name Anisyl acetate Category Aroma Chemical
Synonyms
(o,m,p-)-anisyl acetate, (ortho-,meta-,para-)-anisyl acetate, ar-methoxybenzene methanol acetate, ar-methoxybenzenemethanol acetate, ar-methoxybenzyl acetate, (2-methoxyphenyl) methyl acetate, (2-methoxyphenyl)methyl acetate
Physical and chemical data
Boiling Point
239.00 °C
Flash Point
93.40 °C
Vapor Pressure
0.039000 mmHg @ 25.00 C. (est)
LogP
1.844
Solubility
alcohol; water, 782.9 mg/L @ 25 C (est)
Appearance
colorless to pale yellow clear liquid
Regulatory status
IFRA maximum concentrations
Category Use Limit in the finished product
Category 1
Lip products, toys
0.13 %
Category 2
Deodorants, antiperspirants
0.039 %
Category 3
Eye products
0.78 %
Category 4
Fine fragrance
0.73 %
Category 5A
Body lotion
0.18 %
Category 5B
Face cream
0.18 %
Category 5C
Hand cream
0.18 %
Category 5D
Baby creams, oils
0.060 %
Category 6
Oral care, mouthwash
0.43 %
Category 7A
Rinse-off hair products
1.5 %
Category 7B
Leave-on hair products
1.5 %
Category 8
Intimate and baby wipes
0.060 %
Category 9
Soap, shampoo, rinse-off
1.4 %
Category 10A
Household care, hand contact
5.1 %
Category 10B
Aerosol air fresheners
5.1 %
Category 11A
Intended skin contact
0.060 %
Category 11B
Minimal skin contact
0.060 %
Category 12
No skin contact, candles
Not restricted
IFRA Amendment 52 Restriction Type Restriction Critical Effect Dermal Sensitization And Systemic Toxicity
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