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OCTANAL DIETHYLACETAL

CAS
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Material type
synthetic aroma chemical
Canonical source
arctander
Formulation

Usage guidance

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Compatibility tags
florallilacmodifiermuguettopnotewoody
How it behaves

Olfactory profile

Family
sweet
Note tendency
Top
Descriptors
floralgreenwoodysweetwiney

A softer, fruitier take on octanal — the diethyl acetal masks the sharp fatty-aldehyde bite and reveals a fresh orange-peel and lightly waxy citrus character. Diffusive and clean, with a mildly green, slightly winey nuance that lasts longer than the parent aldehyde.AI · claude-opus-4-7

Intensity
6 / 10
Tenacity
4 / 10
Volatility
8 / 10
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chemicals · No. 2398

Arctander monograph

Perfume and Flavor Chemicals, page 1043.

sweetwoodygreenfloralwineyethereal
MW
202.34
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Appearance

Colorless liquid.

Solubility

Practically insoluble in water, soluble in alcohol and oils.

Odor

When absolutely free from aldehyde, this material has a pleasant sweet-woody, green and mildly floral odor, often including a winey or ethereal topnote.

Uses in perfumery

This acetal has been suggested for use in perfume compositions as a modifier for woody-floral ingredients in Lilac, Muguet, etc. or as part of the fresh topnote where Cognac oil or similar ingredients are used.

Production

1) from Ethyl alcohol and Octaldehyde by condensation. 2) from Heptylmagnesium bromide and Ethyl orthoformate.

Identity
Aliases · 3
Aldehyde C-8, diethylacetali,1-Diethoxy octaneOctylaldehyde diethylacetal
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