Aurantiol

Cos'è questo materiale

Aurantiol is the most common of the Schiff bases, a product resulting from the chemical reaction of methyl anthranilate with an aldehyde, in this case hydroxycitronellal. While there are many suppliers of Aurantiol (and you can even make it yourself by blending the two key materials in a ratio of roughly 56:44), not all Schiff bases are created equal. Poor quality versions are everywhere — the result of wrong proportions or incomplete (or worse still non-existent) dehydration of the final product. Because the process produces water as a side effect, you will often see inferior qualities which are cloudy and should be avoided. Our Aurantiol is perfectly dehydrated and has excellent clarity an… — Fraterworks

Utilizzo nelle formule

La 583ª materia più usata su 1414 del catalogo, presente in 5 formule su 806. È una materia da firma: chi la usa la usa apposta.