BENZYL BENZOATE USP-NF

BENZYL BENZOATE USP-NF is a liquid product primarily utilized in leave-on applications, particularly in fragrances. It is characterized by its pungent and sweet olfactory notes, which enhance various formulations. Additionally, it serves functions in home care applications such as candles as well as in cleaning formulations. It is also used in food and nutrition applications, particularly in gummies.

INCI Name: Benzyl Benzoate

Chemical Name: Benzyl benzoate

CAS Number: 120-51-4

Synonyms: Benylate, Benzevan, Benzoic Acid Phenylmethylester, Phenylmethyl Benzoate, Scabanca, Spasmodine, Vanzoate, Acarobenzyl

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Identification & Functionality

Features & Benefits

Labeling Claims

Applications & Uses

Properties

Physical Form
Appearance
Colorless oily liquid
Odor
Slight aromatic odor
Insoluble in
Glycerine, water
Miscible in
Alcohol
Specifications
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Flash Point298.0°F-
Puritymin. 99%QC_30.M,Gas Chromatography
Refractive Index (at 20°C)1.568 - 1.57-FCC Method
Specific Gravity (at 25°C)1.116 - 1.12-FCC Method
Acid Value0 - 1-FCC Method
Boiling Point323.0°C-
Solidificaiton Pointmin. 18.0°CFCC Method
Molecular Weight212.24--
Sulphated Ash Contentmax. 0.1%FCC Method
Aldehyde Contentmax. 0.05-FCC Method

Regulatory & Compliance

Storage & Handling

Shelf Life
730 days
Storage and Shelf Life Conditions
  • The recommended retest date is 24 months from the date of manufacture. If the drum has been unopened, properly stored, and the product tested to confirm quality, it may be possible to extend the retest date to a maximum of 36 months from the date of manufacture.
  • Due to the high solidification point, it is necessary to melt the entire contents of each drum before sampling or discharge.
  • This product is easily oxidized, and measures should be taken to protect the product from exposure to air. When storing drums or samples, the product should be "padded" with dry nitrogen or another inert gas.
  • This product should be handled using the safe handling practices normally accorded with the handling of organic chemical compounds, including avoidance of contact, adequate ventilation, and nd cleanliness.