Material reference
Methyl Octine Carbonate
powerful green violet leaf
Role
top
CAS
111-80-8
MW
168.23 g/mol
BP
229.0 °C
Average use
0.05% Max%
Cost / g
$0.490
Profile
Methyl Octine Carbonate is curated in this catalog as a leafy material, with a secondary reading of crushed leaf.
On the strip it reads powerful green violet leaf.
It is registered under CAS 111-80-8.
The catalog records an average working dose of 0.05% Max%, which is a starting point for a trial rather than a limit.
How it behaves
volatility index 0.62 · the openingA boiling point of 229 °C and a molecular weight of 168.23 g/mol give Methyl Octine Carbonate a volatility index of 0.62, which places it in the opening of a composition.
It leaves the strip early and does its work in the first minutes, before the heart arrives.
The index runs from 0 for a material that barely leaves the strip to 1 for one that flashes off, and it is computed from boiling point and molecular weight. Inside a real formula the surrounding materials shift where the boundaries fall, so a material can read differently there than it does here.
Closest materials in the catalog
Scored on descriptor taxonomy and on measured physical behaviour, using the same ranking that drives the swap and reformulate tools. Price plays no part in the order.
Questions about Methyl Octine Carbonate
What does Methyl Octine Carbonate smell like?
Methyl Octine Carbonate reads as leafy and crushed leaf, described in the catalog as powerful green violet leaf.
Is Methyl Octine Carbonate a top, heart or base note?
Methyl Octine Carbonate sits in the opening. Its volatility index of 0.62 is computed from a boiling point of 229 °C and a molecular weight of 168.23 g/mol, rather than assigned by hand. It leaves the strip early and does its work in the first minutes, before the heart arrives.
How much Methyl Octine Carbonate should I use?
The catalog records an average working dose of 0.05% Max% for Methyl Octine Carbonate. Treat that as the starting point for a trial: the right dose depends on what else is in the formula and what you want it to do there.
What can I use instead of Methyl Octine Carbonate?
The closest materials in this catalog by olfactive profile and physical behaviour are Carvone-L (77.4% match), Triplal (IFF) (71.8% match) and Citronellal (65.6% match). Closeness is scored on descriptor taxonomy and on measured properties, so the nearest match is the one that behaves most like Methyl Octine Carbonate. Ranking ignores price.
What is the CAS number for Methyl Octine Carbonate?
Methyl Octine Carbonate is registered under CAS 111-80-8 in this catalog.
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