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N-HEPTYL ANISATE

CAS
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Material type
synthetic aroma chemical
Canonical source
arctander
Formulation

Usage guidance

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Compatibility tags
floralorientalfougerewhite-floralgourmand
How it behaves

Olfactory profile

Family
sweet
Note tendency
Base
Descriptors
fruitysweetalmondwiney

A soft, sweet floral-anisic material with a creamy balsamic character and mild fruity nuances. Reminiscent of ylang and heliotrope with a gentle powdery, almost cherry-like facet. Rounded and diffusive rather than sharp.AI · claude-opus-4-7

Intensity
5 / 10
Tenacity
7 / 10
Volatility
4 / 10
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chemicals · No. 1517

Arctander monograph

Perfume and Flavor Chemicals, page 628.

tenacity · lowpower · weak
sweetfruitywineyalmond
MW
194.23
BP
276°C
MP
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Sp.Gr.
1.02
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Appearance

Colorless oily liquid.

Solubility

Insoluble in water, soluble in alcohol and oils. Practically insoluble in propylene glycol.

Odor

Faint, but sweet, fruity-winey odor, occasionally with an almond-like undertone.

Uses in perfumery

Although this ester has been suggested for use in perfumes, it is the author’s impression that this material rarely, if ever, is used in perfumes. Its effect in fragrances is not unusual, and it is overall weak and uncharacteristic.

Production

Produced by direct esterification of n-Heptanol with anisic acid under azeotropic conditions.

Identity
Aliases · 1
Heptyl-para-methoxybenzoate
Compliance note. Restriction data is sourced directly from IFRA publications and preserved with its document excerpt. Perfume Foundry is a compliance-support tool — not a substitute for a qualified safety assessor (CPSR / PIF).