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Nectarate
A tricyclic butyrate for ripe stone fruit.
- 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
- Fruity
- Type
- Synthetic (trade name)
- CAS
- 113889-23-9
- Origin
- Synthetic, IFF trade name
- Span
- Sits in the heart. A measured span on blotter and skin is not yet recorded.
- Odor
- Ripe peach, nectarine, a woody balsamic undertone, green skin
- IUPAC
- 3-tricyclo[5.2.1.02,6]dec-4-enyl butanoate
- Formula
- C14H20O2
- Owner
- IFF
Nectarate is the butyrate of a tricyclodecenol. It smells of ripe, juicy peach and nectarine with a woody, balsamic undertone and a green, skin-like edge, and it lasts longer than most fruit esters. It suits peach and apricot accords and fruity florals.
Nectarate is a synthetic material; PubChem gives its IUPAC name as 3-tricyclo[5.2.1.02,6]dec-4-enyl butanoate. Formula C14H20O2, molecular weight 220.31. The atlas files it under Fruity; its office is modifier and its place is the heart.
Sources
- Fairamour editorial
- Fairamour editorial
- Fairamour editorial
- Fairamour editorial
- Fairamour editorial
- PubChem CID 44153588 synonyms
- PubChem CID 44153588
- PubChem CID 44153588
- IFF Ingredients Compendium: Nectarate
- IFF Ingredients Compendium: Nectarate