Aglaia flower CO2 Extract

Aglaia flower CO2 Extract

Latin name ：Aglaia odorata Lour

Extraction Method: SFE-CO2

Processing Type: Total

Obtained From: Flower

Cas No#85480-33-7

 

Introduction                                           

The Aglaia flower  is an ornamental bush that is grown in pots indoors or in the garden and thrives outdoors in tropical locations throughout SE Asia in China, Thailand, Vietnam and Laos.  Aglaia flowers are tiny, about 2 mm (rice sized) and pack a robust aroma during daytime hours but little to no scent expressed during the night. Despite its flower name the actual flowers do not open and are instead tiny fragrant balls.  Because of their incredibly small size it takes tons of them to produce just one kilogram of absolute.  The amount of  tiny flowers required is directly related to its cost.  Aglaia’s resilient smell earned it the common name perfume plant for good reason.

 

1-DESCRIPTION

Origin: China

Appearance  Yellow to green Liquid

Relative Density (20/20℃) 0.955 – 0.998
Refractive index (n D20) 1.465 – 1.495
Optical activity (αD20) -120 ～ 40
Acid value (mgKOH/g) ≤12

Ester value (mgKOH/g) 180 ～ 280
Heavy meter (As Pb) ≤10mg/kg
As ≤0.5mg/kg
Cd ≤1ppm
Pb ≤1ppm
Cl ≤1ppm
Total Bacteria ≤1,000cfu/g
Yeast & Molds ≤100cfu/g

 

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