Botonical Name
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Jasmine Sambac
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 CAS #
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N/A
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 Country of Origin
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India
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 Color & Odor
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aroma of deep forests of lower Himalaya region
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 Solubility
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N/A
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 Specific Gravity
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0.9350 to 0.9550
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 Optical Rotation
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0.63000 - 0.65800
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 Refractive Index
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1.3765 to 1.3925
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 Flash Point
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N/A
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 Extraction Method
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DESCRIPTION
The Motia Attar Standard offered by us is obtained through the process of steam distillation or water distillation from the plant Cymbopogon Martini, varietas motia. Exclusively extracted from plants found in South Asia and in the islands of the Indian Ocean, the Motia Attar has a pronounced floral fragrance and is much in demand in the perfumery industry.
COMMON NAMES
Palmarosa Oil, Jasmine Sambac, Cymbopogon martinii stapf var. Motia,
BLENDS WITH:
Benzyl acetate, cassia, clove, coumarin and terpineol.
CONSTITUENTS
Jasmine sambac, pure sandalwood oil.
USES
The Motia Attar Standard finds usage in the cosmetic industry for scenting soaps. It is also used in the tobacco industry for flavouring tobacco. Moreover, the sharp and sweet smell of this attar makes it to be used as end note or top note in the production of different perfumes.
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