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  • Caryophyllene Oxide CAS 1139-30-6
  • Caryophyllene Oxide CAS 1139-30-6

Caryophyllene Oxide CAS 1139-30-6

Caryophyllene Oxide CAS 1139-30-6 is a bicyclic sesquiterpene epoxy derivative serving as a critical aromatic fixative and chemical intermediate within industrial terpenoid chemistry. As an oxygenated derivative of caryophyllene, the molecule functions through its stable epoxide ring to provide wood-like olfactory stability and structural integrity in complex chemical matrices. This crystalline or viscous material is primarily utilized as a precursor in fine chemical synthesis or as a stabilizing agent in industrial-scale fragrance compounding where resistance to oxidative degradation is required for bulk processing. We ensure consistent procurement through competitive factory pricing and the capability to deliver customized specifications for diverse industrial purity requirements. Each shipment is fully supported by MSDS, TDS, COA verification to ensure technical compliance and reliability for continuous bulk supply in the global chemical market.

  • CAS: 1139-30-6
  • Einecs: 214-519-7
  • Molecular Formula: C15H24O
  • Grade: Industrial Grade
  • Package: 25kg/drum or 180kg/drum
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Product Description

Technical Data

PropertySpecification
AppearanceWhite crystalline solid or colorless viscous liquid
Purity (GC)95.0% Min
Melting Point61°C – 64°C
Optical Rotation-65.0° to -71.0°
Flash Point>100°C
SolubilitySoluble in alcohol and fixed oils; insoluble in water

Applications

  • Fragrance Synthesis: Utilized as a woody-fixative component in industrial-grade scent formulations and household chemical products.
  • Chemical Intermediates: Functions as a starting material for the synthesis of complex terpenoids and specialized industrial derivatives.
  • Aroma Stabilization: Employed in technical formulations to enhance the stability of volatile sesquiterpenes under varied processing temperatures.

For woody fragrance-base components used in household and perfumery formulas, see Cashmeran.

Storage & Safety

  • Storage: Store in a cool, dry place within airtight containers. Protect from exposure to strong light and heat to prevent degradation of the epoxide structure.
  • Safety (PPE): Personnel should utilize chemical-resistant gloves, protective eyewear, and dust masks during handling. Ensure adequate local exhaust ventilation in areas where the material is heated or processed in bulk.

Quality Assurance

Our manufacturing processes for CAS 1139-30-6 incorporate high-resolution Gas Chromatography (GC) to monitor epoxide conversion levels and ensure the absence of residual metallic catalysts. Each batch is subjected to rigorous physicochemical testing to confirm its optical rotation and melting point, ensuring that the material meets the specific technical standards required for high-purity industrial applications. Full traceability is provided through our standard COA documentation for every delivery.

FAQ - Technical & Supply Chain

  • Q:

    What is Caryophyllene Oxide CAS 1139-30-6?

    A: Caryophyllene oxide, also called beta-caryophyllene epoxide, is an oxygenated sesquiterpene with molecular formula C15H24O and molecular weight about 220.35. It is supplied as a white crystalline solid or pale yellow/colorless viscous material with a woody, spicy odor.
  • Q:

    How is caryophyllene oxide different from beta-caryophyllene?

    A: Beta-caryophyllene is the unsaturated sesquiterpene precursor, while caryophyllene oxide contains an epoxide ring in place of that alkene functionality. This change raises the melting point, alters polarity and reactivity, and gives the material a different odor profile.
  • Q:

    Why is it used as a fragrance fixative?

    A: Its relatively high boiling point and low volatility help slow the evaporation of more volatile fragrance components, adding longevity and depth. The woody-spicy character makes it useful in industrial fragrances, household products, soaps, and detergents.
  • Q:

    Can it be used as a chemical intermediate?

    A: Yes. The epoxide ring and sesquiterpene backbone make caryophyllene oxide a useful starting material for preparing terpenoid derivatives and specialized industrial compounds. The specific reactivity depends on the reaction conditions and desired downstream chemistry.
  • Q:

    What solubility and storage conditions should be considered?

    A: It is soluble in alcohol and fixed oils but practically insoluble in water. Store it tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from strong light and heat to protect the epoxide structure and prevent degradation.

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