Dextrose
(Newbee) 09-17-02 11:03 No 357332 |
Possible Piperonal source? | Bookmark | ||||||
SWIM noticed that Piperonal is called Heliotropin in the flavoring industry... Could it be possible that this is the major component of the readily available Oil of Heliotrope ? SWIM was just wondering, couldn't find any analysis data anywhere... // Dex |
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Organikum (Hive Bee) 09-17-02 15:20 No 357429 |
Yes. Heliotropin = Piperonal | Bookmark | ||||||
from MERCK INDEX: Title: Piperonal. CAS Registry number: [120-57-0] CAS name(s): 1,3-Benzodioxole-5-carboxaldehyde Additional name(s): 3,4-(methylenedioxy)benzaldehyde; heliotropin ; piperonyl al dehyde; dioxymethyleneprotocatechuic aldehyde Molecular formula: C 8 H 6 O 3 Molecular weight: 150.13. Percent Composition: C 64.00%, H 4.03%, O 31.97%. Literature references: Prepn: Blair, Patent US2916499 (1959 to Welsbach Corp.); Holum, J. Org. Chem. 26, 4814 (1961); Feugeas, Bull. Soc. Chim. France 1964, 1892 (../rhodium/pdf /benzodioxole Properties: Colorless, lustrous crystals, mp 37degrees . Heliotrope odor. bp approximately263degrees ; bp 0.5 88degrees . Sol in 500 parts water; freely sol in alcohol, ether. Keep in cool place protected from light. LD 50 orally in rats: 2700 mg/kg (Hagan). Boiling point: bp approximately 263degrees; bp 0.5 88degrees Melting Point: 37degrees USE: In perfumery, in cherry and vanilla flavors, in organic syntheses. THERAP CAT: Has been used as pediculicide. 50g cost ~11€, it is heavily watched and regulated! ORGY for german speaking bees: more information on chemistry and all (very good) at: http://www.omikron-online.de/cyberchem/a |
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Rhodium (Chief Bee) 09-17-02 16:13 No 357444 |
U.S. pat. 2,916,499: Ozonization of isosafrole to ... | Bookmark | ||||||
U.S. pat. 2,916,499: Ozonization of isosafrole to give piperonal in 93% yield. J. Org. Chem. 26, 4814 (1961): Oxidation of piperonylalcohol to piperonal in 85% yield using CrO3 in Pyridine. |
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jimwig (Stranger) 09-17-02 18:21 No 357518 |
check your patent number | Bookmark | ||||||
2,916,499: |
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Rhodium (Chief Bee) 09-17-02 18:27 No 357520 |
Huh? | Bookmark | ||||||
Huh? |
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terbium (Old P2P Cook) 09-17-02 19:38 No 357537 |
Maybe, maybe not. | Bookmark | ||||||
Oil of heliotrope may or may not contain piperonal. Most Oil of Heliotrope will be compounded rather than being from a single natural source so the composition will depend on the fragrance chemist who determined the formula. Here is a heliotrope compound formula from Perfumes, Cosmetics & Soaps, Volume 2 by W.A. Poucher.
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Dextrose (Newbee) 09-18-02 08:51 No 357679 |
Worth a try? | Bookmark | ||||||
Would it be worth a try to order a liter and (blindly) try to distill it out? // Dex |
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jimwig (Stranger) 09-19-02 17:38 No 358305 |
US2916499 | Bookmark | ||||||
US2916499 Process for producing aromatic carbonyl compounds and peroxide compounds maybe i misunderstood but maybe somebody changed something. i dunno. |
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Rhodium (Chief Bee) 09-19-02 19:41 No 358366 |
Jimwig: The patent number is correct, the ... | Bookmark | ||||||
Jimwig: The patent number is correct, the synthesis of piperonal from isosafrole is mentioned in the middle of column three, page two of the patent. |
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