Rose oil

Catalog No.: B19361
Natural Extract
Rose oil is a natural extract with a wide range of applications, primarily within the cosmetics, food, and fragrance industries. Its potential biological activities include antimicrobial properties and the regulation of the endocrine system, making it useful in research on infectious diseases and hormonal balance. This versatility positions rose oil as a valuable reagent for studies in perfumery, skincare formulations, and health-related applications.
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Biological Activity
DescriptionRose oil is a natural extract with a wide range of applications, primarily within the cosmetics, food, and fragrance industries. Its potential biological activities include antimicrobial properties and the regulation of the endocrine system, making it useful in research on infectious diseases and hormonal balance. This versatility positions rose oil as a valuable reagent for studies in perfumery, skincare formulations, and health-related applications.
Product Information
Catalog NumB19361
CAS Number8007-01-0
SMILES[Rose oil]
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