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PHENYLETHYL METHYL ETHYL CARBINYL PROPIONATE

CAS
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Material type
synthetic aroma chemical
Canonical source
arctander
Formulation

Usage guidance

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Compatibility tags
chyprefloralhyacinthlilacmodifierrose
How it behaves

Olfactory profile

Family
sweet
Note tendency
Base
Descriptors
herbaceoussweetwarmearthyrose

A soft, natural-smelling floral chemical reminiscent of fresh rose petals with a green, slightly leafy facet and a subtle fruity nuance. It has a transparent, dewy quality that gives rose and muguet accords a lifelike, just-picked character without the heaviness of phenylethyl alcohol.AI · claude-opus-4-7

Intensity
5 / 10
Tenacity
5 / 10
Volatility
6 / 10
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chemicals · No. 2543

Arctander monograph

Perfume and Flavor Chemicals, page 1110.

tenacity · high
sweetearthyrosyfungoidmushroompleasantwarm
MW
206.28
BP
267°C
MP
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Sp.Gr.
0.98
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Appearance

Colorless liquid.

Solubility

Insoluble in water, soluble in alcohol and oils.

Odor

Sweet, earthy-rosy, mildly fungoid or mushroom-like, but overall pleasant and warm odor of good tenacity.

Uses in perfumery

This ester is occasionally used in perfume compositions as a modifier in Rose, Hyacinth, Lilac and other florals as well as in Lavender and Chypre types, where a few percent may lend a very pleasant undertone and blend the herbaceous with the floral notes.

Production

Produced by azeotropic esterification of Phenylethyl methyl ethyl carbinol with Propionic acid.

Identity
Aliases · 2
J-Phenyl-3-methyl-3-pentanol, propionateMethyl ethyl phenylethyl carbinyl propanoate
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).