A polymerized form of limonene with a faded, resin-like citrus character. Much softer and less bright than d-limonene itself, showing a dry woody-terpenic backbone with mild orange-peel echoes. Often functions more as a diluent/fixative for citrus notes than as a strong odor contributor.AI · claude-opus-4-7
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Pale yellowish, viscous liquid.
Insoluble in water, poorly soluble in cold alcohol, soluble in hot alcohol and oils.
Very faint, sweet-balsamic-fruity odor of excellent tenacity.
Used as a fixative in flavor compositions, mostly in fruit flavors intended for hard candy.
Used as a fixative in flavor compositions, mostly in fruit flavors intended for hard candy.
Produced by polymerization of Limonene, mostly from dextro-Limonene (or 'Orange terpenes').