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Aliphatic Sesquiterpenes |
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This section is from the book "The Volatile Oils Vol1", by E. Gildemeister. Also available from Amazon: The Volatile Oils.
To this group there possibly belongs the "light sesquiterpene" which was isolated by Schimmel & Co.1) from Ceylon citronella oil and which possesses the following properties:
B. p. under atmospheric pressure 270 to 280° with much decomposition, at 137° under 15 mm. pressure; d16o 0,8643; aD15o + 1°28'; nD15.1,51849.
This sesquiterpene, of which no derivatives are known, is very unstable. When exposed to the air, it resinifies within a few days to a syrupy liquid.
 
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