White Camphor Oil
White Camphor Oil, identified by CAS 8008-51-3, is a volatile essential oil obtained through the steam distillation of the wood and branches of the Cinnamomum camphora tree, followed by a meticulous rectification process. As the lightest fraction of the distillation process, this material is characterized by its clear to pale yellow appearance and a sharp, penetrating, and cooling aroma reminiscent of eucalyptus. Chemically, it is rich in terpenes such as cineole, pinene, and limonene, while being distinct from the heavier yellow and brown fractions which contain higher concentrations of safrole.
In industrial and research settings, White Camphor Oil is prized for its excellent solvency and its refreshing olfactory profile. It serves as a versatile raw material in the formulation of various chemical products, offering both functional and sensory benefits. Due to its volatile nature and potential for oxidation, it requires careful handling and storage in airtight, light-resistant containers to maintain its chemical integrity and aromatic potency over time.
• Used extensively in the fragrance industry to provide top notes in soaps, detergents, and household cleaners, where its clean, medicinal scent is highly valued for its refreshing qualities. It also finds application in the flavor industry for specific technical formulations requiring a distinct cooling sensation.
• Acts as an effective bio-based solvent and thinning agent in the production of paints, varnishes, and lacquers. Its ability to dissolve various resins and oils makes it a functional component in industrial degreasers and specialized cleaning agents designed for heavy-duty applications.
• Serves as a key ingredient in topical formulations such as balms, liniments, and rubs. It is utilized for its cooling effect and its ability to enhance the sensory experience of personal care products, often paired with menthol or methyl salicylate for synergistic effects.
• Functions as a starting material or intermediate in the synthesis of other aromatic chemicals and terpene derivatives. Its rich cineole content makes it a valuable feedstock for isolating specific constituents used in technical perfumery and specialized chemical research.
Product Name: White Camphor Oil
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