Mint Terpenes
Description
Mint Terpenes are natural aromatic compounds obtained as a by-product during the fractional distillation of Mentha arvensis oil after the separation of menthol. They possess a fresh, green, and slightly woody mint aroma. Rich in natural hydrocarbons, mint terpenes are widely used in flavor, fragrance, and pharmaceutical formulations, as well as in the production of cooling agents and aromatic chemicals.
Specifications
Family
Lamiaceae
Synonyms
Dementholised Mint Terpenes, Natural Mint Hydrocarbons
Botanical Source
Mentha arvensis
Parts Used
Leaves
Origin
India
CAS No.
68917-18-0
Appearance
Clear to pale yellow liquid
Odor
Fresh, minty, and slightly woody
Taste
Mild and cooling
MOQ
180 kg
Packaging
GI Drum
Shelf Life
2 years (stored in a cool, dry place)
Method of Extraction
Fractional distillation of Mentha arvensis oil after menthol removal
Uses
Flavors, fragrances, pharmaceuticals, and as a raw material for aroma chemicals and cooling agents
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