- Synthetic menthol has been made according to various processes
- Synthesize of menthol from thymol, piperitone, pulegone and
d-citronellal is well known
- However, all these synthetic menthols have taste and odor
characteristics differ materially from those of the natural product
obtained by known means from American, Chinese or Japanese
peppermint oils.
- It is noted that de-neomenthol has a slightly musty, choking
odor; d-isomenthol has a very faint camphor-like odor, being almost
odorless; and 1-menthol has a mint-like odor, but it differs
materially in this respect from the natural product.
- The process for making synthetic menthol having substantially
the taste and odor properties of natural menthol which comprises
crystallizing synthetic menthol from at least one material selected
from the group consisting of substantially-de-mentholized Japanese
peppermint oil, substantially-de-mentholized Chinese peppermint oil
and distilled American peppermint terpenes .
- Synthesis of menthol (C10H20O) from citronellal (C10H18O) has
been performed by a one-pot process
- The Japanese company Takasago produces more than 2000 tonnes of
synthetic L-menthol annually using b-pinene as a starting material.
- Some of the biggest synthetic menthol producers include BASF,
Symrise and Takasago.
- Synthetic Menthol finds applications in fragrances and
flavouring for oral hygiene applications, chewing gum, sweets,
sports balms and other cosmetic and pharmaceutical applications.
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Synthetic Menthol
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Laevo-menthol-syntheses
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Myrcene
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