AtlasAnimalic

Indole

Neat, it is fecal and mothball-like; in traces, it is the warm, breathing skin note inside jasmine, orange blossom and tuberose.

Place in the wear: Heart; The middle of the wear. Where most of the idea lives.
Office: Modifier; A trace that turns the heart. Used sparingly.
Family: Animalic
Type: Synthetic
CAS: 120-72-9
Origin: Synthetic
Span: Sits in the heart and carries into the drydown. A measured span on blotter and skin is not yet recorded.
Odor: Animalic, floral, mothball and fecal
Also called: 1H-Indole, Benzopyrrole
FEMA: 2593

A modifier from the heart into the base. It belongs beside grandiflorum jasmine, orange flower, methyl anthranilate and skatole.

Indole is a synthetic material; its IUPAC name is 1H-indole. Formula C8H7N, molecular weight 117.15.

In the wear it sits in the heart and carries into the drydown. Its usual office is modifier. The atlas files it under Animalic, indolic.

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