Yl trans-II Nonenoate

Product Name:

Yl trans-II-nonenoate

Synonym:

CLIV RARECHEM AL, BF; NEOFOLIONE, II-acid NONENOIC METHYL ESTER: METHYL NONYLENATE: METHYLNONYLENOATE: Wln: 7U1vo1: METHYL ENOATE NON-II, II-NONENATE METHYL,

CAS:

111-79-5

MF:

C10H18O2

MW:

170.25

EINECS:

203-908-7

Product Categories:

Mol File:

111-79-5.mol

Liquescens punctum

-89,9 ° C (estimate)

Ferveret

CXV ° mmHg C21 (lit.)

density

0.895 g / ml at25 ° C (Litt.)

potenti

MMDCCXXV | II-METHYL NONENOATE

refractivam index

n20 / D 1.444 (lit.)

Fp

CXCVI ° F

Number JECFA

1813

CAS DataBase Reference

111-79-5 (CAS DataBase Reference)

Quaestiones NIST Reference

Nonenoic acidum-II, methyl Esther (111-79-5)

Ratio Subcriptio quod substantia EPA

Nonenoic acidum-II, methyl Esther (111-79-5)

aleam Codes

XI, N

risk Denunciationes

XXXVI / 38-51 / LIII

Denunciationes salutem

26-61

RIDADR

UN Consilium MMMLXXXII IX / PG III

Germania WGK

2

RTECS

RA9470000

Description

Yl II-nonenoatehas proprie hyacintho, similis odor. Yl quantitatis P-chlorocaproate yieldsby capi possit agere cum acetate sodium, saturatum seu correspondentes bydehydrogenating ad Pascha.

Properties eget

Yl II-viridis nonenoatehas notionaliter, sicut odor hyacintho,

Properties eget

Colore flavo liquido toslightly potio foliis odor violae. firmum; hol.Combustible-solutum in nullis Alco.

Properties eget

A hyalina vel pallide flavo-II Methyl Nonenoateis ius cum viridi, floralibus nota. Non florum et odor, atque scriptis impartsfreshness suadetur ut qui yl substitutefor II-octynoate.The summam complectitur de quo est concretio heptanalwithmalonic acidum, decarboxylation et subsequent esterification withmethanol.

usibus

Componendum.

Praeparatio

Inquantitative adeptus tractando reddit eos dictos isto yl-sodium chlorocaproate cum acetate, aut in cor dehydrogenating [I] Respondens saturatedester.

Saporem limine values

Tastecharacteristics ad V ppm, viridis, cerae, et oleum, fruity, PEPO cortices, et pirum, pomum ut.

Nomen

Neofolione (Givaudan).

et rudis materiae

Methanolum -> Triethylamine -> Malonic acidum -> Heptaldehyde -> METHYL NONANOATE