Borneol Flakes

Description

Borneol Flakes Borneol exists as two enantiomers which have two different CAS numbers. Naturally occurring d-(+)-borneol is optically active. It can be found in several species of Artemisia and Dipterocarpaceae. Borneol is used in traditional Chinese medicine as moxa. Borneol is also a component of many essential oils, and it is a natural insect repellent. Basic information Item Index Chemical Name Borneol Flakes, ((1S)-endo)-(-)-borneol, endo*1, 7, *-Trimethylbicyclo[2.2.1]heptan**-ol, l-borneol, endo*1, 7, *-trimethyl-bicyclo[2.2.1]heptan**-ol, endo**-bornanol, baros camphor, bhimsaim camphor, borneo camphor, bornyl alcohol, *-hydroxycamphane, *-camphanol, camphol, Malayan camphor, Sumatra camphor, dryobalanops camphor Molecular Formula C*0H*7OH CAS No. *******0 for d-(+)-borneol, *******9 for l-(-)-borneol Chemical structure Molecular Weight **4.*4 EINECS: ********0 Appearance colorless transparent or white translucent lumps Specification In conformity with the standard of CP***0 　 Item Index Appearance colorless transparent or white translucent lumps Melting point ******0 °C min Identification up to the test Acidity or alkalinity up to the test Involatile substance 0.**5% max. Water content the solution (1g/*0Ml petroleum spirit) is clear Heavy metal 5 ppm max. Arsenide content 2 ppm max. Packing 1)In *5 Kg fibre drum (Φ**0***0), quantity in *0&#**9;FCL: **0 drums (9MT) 2)In *0 Kg fibre drum (Φ**0***0), quantity in *0&#**9;FCL: **0 drums (7.2MT) 　 Shipping Information Borneol, 4.1, UN***2, PG III 　 Storage Store at Room Temperature: Keep tightly closed.