A pungent, sharp alcoholic-camphoraceous odor reminiscent of rubbing alcohol with a faintly musty, solvent-like edge. Used primarily as a solvent or denaturant rather than as an odorant; contributes little olfactory value and flashes off quickly.AI · claude-opus-4-7
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Perfume and Flavor Chemicals, page 169.
Colorless liquid. Solidifies in the cold to an opaque mass, melting at 25.6°C.
Miscible with water, alcohol and oils.
Camphoraceous and somewhat minty odor, the dryness being characteristic and different from the other isomers.
Has been suggested for use in perfume compositions, but its high vapor pressure makes it difficult to employ, except in certain types of industrial masking odors, where volatility may be desirable.
Produced by hydration of iso-Butylene.