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CAS #: 8008-51-3
FEMA: 2231
EINECS: N/A
Part used: Leaves
Extraction Type: Steam distilled
Packing: 180 kg iron drum
Camphor Oil White 35% (Cinnamomum Camphoral)
Technical Data Sheet
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Commodity: |
Camphor Oil, White |
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Other Name: |
White Camphor Essential Oil | |
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Type: |
Essential Oil | |
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Botanical Name: |
Cinnamomum Camphoral | |
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CAS #: |
8008-51-3 | |
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FEMA: |
2231 | |
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EINECS: |
N/A | |
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Part used: |
Leaves | |
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Extraction Type: |
Steam distilled | |
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Packing: |
180 kg iron drum | |
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SPEFICIACTION |
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INDEX |
REQUIRMENTS |
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Colour and Appearance |
Colourless to pale yellow liquid |
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Odour |
Eucalyptus Characteristic oror |
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Refractive Index @20℃ |
1.462 ~ 1.472 |
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Specific Gravity @20/20℃ |
0.850 ~ 0.910 |
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Content 1,8-Cineole |
35% min |
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Uses:
Traditionally used for prevention of infectious diseases, and for respiratory and nervous conditions.
Therapeutic uses:
Principal use for camphor is to reduce coughs. Camphor oil preparations have been used both internally and externally for a variety of ailments, ranging from respiratory problems to rheumatic pain. Used in smoke, aromatic flavours and in herbaceous, balsamic fragrance compounds.
Cautions: Brown and yellow camphor (containing safrol) are toxic and carcinogenic. White camphor does not contain safrol and is relatively nontoxic, nonsentizing, and nonirritant. Dilute before use, Do not use if pregnant In addition to the aromatic quality of camphor, it is used medicinally in massage compounds, lip salve and inhalants. Avoid with asthma or epilepsy. Blue camphor is rarely used.
Note: The information in area "Therapeutic uses" and/or "Cautions" is for educational purposes only.