As a sesquiterpene compound, Ambrox possesses exceptional fixative properties, significantly enhancing the longevity and diffusion of fragrances; it is widely acclaimed as “liquid gold.”
Beyond its role as a fixative, it also exhibits potential pharmacological activities in the medical field, including anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer effects, as well as the promotion of osteoclast differentiation.
Currently, its industrial production primarily relies on a semi-synthetic route derived from sclareol; however, emerging synthetic biology technologies are now driving its development toward more environmentally friendly and sustainable pathways.
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Appearance
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White crystals
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Organoleptic properties
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Strong amber,woody note
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Melting point
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56-58℃
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Purity
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≥99.0%
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Loss on drying
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≤0.5%
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Storage condition
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In full,tight containers,protect from heat and light
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