Linalyl formate

Catalog No.: A96336
Drug Derivative
Linalyl formate is an ester derivative of linalool, a compound known for its aromatic properties. It serves as a valuable research reagent in the study of volatile compounds found in various fruits, including blueberries. This compound is of interest in flavor and fragrance research, as well as in investigations of its potential therapeutic properties.
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Biological Activity
DescriptionLinalyl formate is an ester derivative of linalool, a compound known for its aromatic properties. It serves as a valuable research reagent in the study of volatile compounds found in various fruits, including blueberries. This compound is of interest in flavor and fragrance research, as well as in investigations of its potential therapeutic properties.
Product Information
Catalog NumA96336
FormulaC11H18O2
Molecular Weight182.26
CAS Number115-99-1
SMILESC/C(C)=C\CCC(C=C)(OC=O)C
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