- Linalool is a
colorless to very pale yellow liquid with a floral smell similar to
that of bergamot oil and French lavender. It is a naturally
occurring substance that is used to make fragrances and flavors.
- Linalool is a
naturally occurring terpene alcohol chemical found in many
flowersand spice plants with many commercial applications, the
majority of which are based on its pleasant scent .
- Linalool is one of the
most important compounds to the perfume and flavor industries and is
found in large amounts in several plant species. Since linalool is
an important intermediate in the manufacture of vitamin E,
large-scale processes have been developed for its production.
- Linalool and its
esters have been identified in the essential oils of several hundred
plants.
- Another property of linalool is the ease with which it undergoes cyclization. It was discovered in the early stages of the study of
linalool that both dilute sulfuric acid" and strong formic acid
converted it not only to geraniol and nerol but also to alpha terpin
hydrate.
- Linalool was formerly
obtained entirely from natural sources. It was separated from other
components of an essential oil by careful fractional distillation
through efficient columns.
- Formerly, synthetic
linalool could be prepared only by the method described by Ruzicka
and Fornasir in 1919. Both commercial linalool and linalool used in
academic studies were obtained from
natural sources.
- A process which has
become very important in the production of large quantities of
linalool is based on pinene chemistry and has resulted in the
availability of many other terpene derivatives.
- New technologies for
extraction, as super critical fluids, would be essential in the
production of linalool from species other than rosewood, due its
precision in extracting only the wanted substance at low
temperatures.
- Linalool is used as a
scent in 60–80% of perfumed hygiene products and cleaning agents
including soaps, detergents, shampoos, and lotions. It is also used
as a chemical intermediate. One common downstream product of
linalool is Vitamin E. In addition, linalool is used by pest
professionals as a flea and cockroach insecticide.
- Linalool is used in
large quantities in soap and detergent products, and has been found
to be stable and non-discoloring.
- Linalool can be
converted to terpineol, geraniol and citral, and used in the
preparation of citronellol, the ionones, Vitamin A, farnesol and
sesquiterpenes.
- The linalool
dehydratase catalyzed in vitro two reactions in both directions
depending on the thermodynamic driving forces: a water secession
from the tertiary alcohol linalool to the corresponding acyclic
monoterpene myrcene and an isomerization of the primary allylalcohol
geraniol in its stereoisomer linalool.
- Citrus are a good
source of linalool. The Brazilian juice industry produces essential
oil as a byproduct from the fruit peels at very low prices, but
theirs is poor in linalool.
- Linalool, like
geraniol, is normally a very stable product that follows broad
economic trends, but its pricing has softened for the past 18
months, primarily because of weakening prices for its main
feedstock, crude sulfate turpentine.
- The cosmetics industry
is becoming increasingly interested in many different, often very
specific, essential oils, many of them of tropical origin. The exact
demand situation is therefore difficult to characterize.
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Introduction
- Linalool, a Common
Essential Oil Constituent
- Essential Oils as
Green Pesticides: Potential and Constraints
- Properties
- Basil (linalool)
- Linalool Properties
- Standard
- Linalool Facts
- Linalool Info
Products
- Natural Linalool
Perfume
- Linalool - Product
- Linalool natural ex
Basil oil
- Natural Linalool
- Linalool Pure
- Contour - Linalool
Msds
- Linalool Msds
- Linalool (Biosensory
Type)
- Linalool, 99%
- Linalool Ex-Citrata
- Linalool Coeur
- Basil Linalool
- Linalool
- Linalool FCC
- Basil Essential Oil
- Msds of Linalool
- Linalool Synthetic
Study and
Analysis
- Linalool
Biotransformation with fungi
- Decomposition of
linalool by cosmetic pigments
- Linalool
Dehydratase-Isomerase, a Bifunctional Enzyme in the Anaerobic
Degradation of Monoterpenes
- Effects of
Intraperitoneally Administered Lipoic Acid
- Enantiomeric
Distribution of Some Linalool Containing Essential Oils and Their
Biological Activities
- Enhanced Levels of the
Aroma and Flavor Compound S-Linalool by Metabolic Engineering of the
Terpenoid
Pathway in Tomato Fruits
- Evaluation of the
Efficacy of Linalool Candles as Spatial Repellents against Natural
Populations of Mosquitoes
- Inhibition of the
Decrease of Linalool in Muscat Wine by Phenolic Acids
- Modeling of combined
effects of citral, linalool and β-pinene used against Saccharomyces
cerevisiae
- Simultaneous
Determination of the 6-Methyl-5-hepten-2-one, Limonene, Linalool and
Citral in Essential Oil from Litsea cubeba
Process and
Production
- Antileishmanial
Activity of a Linalool-Rich Essential Oil from Croton cajucara
- Biosynthesis and
enantioselectivity in the production of the lilac compounds in
Actinidia arguta flowers
- New Crops with
Potential to Produce Essential Oil with High Linalool Content
Helping Preserve Rosewood
- Evolution of Floral
Scent in Clarkia
- Gas chromatographic
technologies for the analysis of essential oils
- Enantioenriched
(3S)-(+)-Linalool in the Leaf Oil
- Linalool Preparation
- Linalool synthesis
from a-pinene
- Production of Linalool
- 3R)-Linalool Synthase
from Artemisia annua L
Market
- Chinese Essential Oil
Exports Keeps Stable
- Summary of data for
Chemical Selection
- The EU market for
essential oils for cosmetics
- Linalool prices to
Stabilize after a Slight Downturn
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Patents
- Process for producing
linalool
- Controlling ticks and
fleas with linalool
- Bacterial method and
compositions for linalool degradation
- Use of linalool
synthase in genetic engineering of scent production
- Deodorant composition
comprising linalool and dihydromyrcenol
- Flavoring with
reaction product of linalool with citric acid
- Reaction product of
linalool with citric acid and organoleptic uses thereof
- Linalool from
dimethyloctadiene via epoxide and cyclooctenol
- Linalool homologues
Uses
- Essential Oils and
Their Constituents: Anticonvulsant Activity
- Essential oil
composition, antimicrobial and antioxidant
activities of unexplored Omani basil
- Linalool, a
plant-derived monoterpene alcohol
- Linalool—A Key
Contributor to Hop Aroma
- Essential Oils and
Fragrances from Natural Sources
- Purification and
Characterisation of S-Linalool Synthase
Company
Profiles
- Company from Asia
- Company from China
- Another Company from
China
- Company from Germany
- Company from Hong Kong
- Company from Israel
- Company from Spain
- Company from USA
- Company from Buduan
Suppliers
- Suppliers List
- Exporter
- Linalool Manufacturer
- Supplier from
Connecticut
- Supplier from New
Jersey
- Supplier from UK
Risk
- Biopesticides
Registration Action Document
- Linalool Summary
Document
Reports
- Common fragrance
ingredients in shampoos, conditioners are frequent causes of eczema
- Company's - Annual
Report
- Effect of diethyl
maleate on toxicity of linalool against two stored product insects
in laboratory condition
- Ferric Chloride
Catalyzed Isomerization and Cyclization of Geraniol, Linalool and
Nerol
- Occurence of
glycosidically bound fl avour compounds in hops, hop products and
beer
- Opinion of the
Scientific Committe on Cosmetic Products
- Over- Regulation is
Destroying Natural Aromatics
- Initial
Assessment Report
Consultants
and Turnkey Provider
- Company from India
- Company from Missouri
- Company from UK
- Company from USA
- Consultancy Service
- Turnkey provider from
Canada
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