Buy Eugenol Liquid CAS 97-53-4 — Pharmaceutical & Fragrance Grade

Buy Eugenol Liquid CAS 97-53-4 — Pharmaceutical & Fragrance Grade 

Eugenol is a naturally occurring phenylpropanoid  aromatic compound and one of the most important  and historically significant aroma chemicals in  global commerce. Found in high concentrations in  clove bud oil (72-90%), clove leaf oil, cinnamon  leaf oil, basil, and nutmeg, Eugenol has been used  in dentistry, perfumery, food flavouring, and  pharmaceutical synthesis for centuries. Today it  remains one of the most versatile and commercially  important specialty chemicals in international trade,  valued simultaneously across dental medicine,  fine fragrance, food flavouring, cosmetic formulation,  and pharmaceutical intermediate markets. What makes Eugenol uniquely valuable is its  combination of powerful sensory character —  a warm, spicy, distinctive clove aroma — with  significant pharmacological activity including  local anaesthetic, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory,  and antioxidant properties that have been  extensively documented in peer-reviewed literature.  This combination of olfactory and biological  activity across multiple high-value market  sectors makes Eugenol one of the most strategically  important aroma chemicals in industrial chemical supply. Chemical Properties & Technical Specifications CAS Number: 97-53-4 Other Names: 4-Allyl-2-methoxyphenol, Caryophyllic Acid,              Eugenic Acid, 2-Methoxy-4-(2-propenyl)phenol,              4-Allylguaiacol Molecular Formula: C10H12O2 Molar Mass: 164.20 g/mol Physical Form: Liquid Appearance: Colourless to pale yellow oily liquid              (darkens to amber on air exposure) Odour: Warm, spicy, powerful characteristic clove         aroma with woody and sweet undertones Density: 1.064 - 1.070 g/cm3 at 20 deg C Boiling Point: 254 deg C (489 deg F) Melting Point: -9 deg C (16 deg F) Flash Point: 110 deg C (230 deg F) Vapour Pressure: 0.02 hPa at 20 deg C Refractive Index: 1.540 - 1.542 Viscosity: 9.6 mPa.s at 20 deg C Solubility: Slightly soluble in water (2.5 g/L at 20 deg C),             fully miscible with ethanol, chloroform,             and most organic solvents Log Pow (octanol/water): 2.27 Purity: >=99.0% (pharmaceutical and fragrance grade) FEMA Number: 2467 EINECS Number: 202-589-1 UN Number: Not classified as dangerous goods for            standard transport Primary Applications 1. Dental and Oral Care Eugenol is the most important active ingredient in  dental medicine, used extensively in dental cements,  impression materials, temporary filling materials,  root canal sealers, periodontal dressings, and dry  socket treatment formulations. Its local anaesthetic  properties provide effective pain relief in dental  procedures, while its antimicrobial activity inhibits  bacterial growth in dental applications. Zinc oxide  eugenol (ZOE) cement — formed by mixing eugenol with  zinc oxide powder — is one of the most widely used  dental materials in the world and is found in dental  clinics globally. This dental market represents one  of the largest and most consistent demand drivers  for pharmaceutical-grade Eugenol. 2. Fine Fragrance and Perfumery Eugenol is a classic and irreplaceable material in  fine fragrance, contributing its warm, spicy, clove  character to oriental, floral-spicy, chypre, and  woody fragrance compositions. It is a key component  of carnation accords, spice accords, and oriental  base materials, and blends beautifully with isoeugenol,  cinnamic alcohol, geraniol, rose materials, musks,  and woody base notes. Its powerful odour intensity  means it is used at relatively low concentrations —  typically 0.1-2.0% — where it contributes significant  character to the overall composition. Eugenol also  serves as a chemical precursor for isoeugenol,  another important fragrance material. 3. Food and Beverage Flavouring Eugenol is approved as a food flavouring agent  under FEMA GRAS status (FEMA 2467) and is used  in food and beverage products to contribute spicy,  clove-like flavour notes. Applications include  spice flavouring in confectionery, bakery products,  beverages, meat products, sauces, and condiments.  It is a key component of artificial clove, allspice,  and mixed spice flavour compositions used in the  food manufacturing industry. 4. Pharmaceutical Synthesis Eugenol serves as an important starting material  and chemical intermediate in pharmaceutical  synthesis. Its phenylpropanoid structure and  allyl-methoxyphenol functionality provide a  versatile platform for chemical transformations  leading to bioactive pharmaceutical compounds.  Key synthesis applications include production  of isoeugenol (via isomerisation), vanillin  (via oxidation), and a range of pharmacologically  active derivatives investigated for antifungal,  antiviral, anticancer, and anti-inflammatory  pharmaceutical applications. 5. Cosmetic Formulation Eugenol is used as a fragrance ingredient in  cosmetic and personal care formulations including  skincare, haircare, body care, and specialty  grooming products. Its warm spicy clove character  adds distinctive depth and masculinity to  fragrance compositions in aftershaves, beard  care products, and oriental-inspired personal  care formulations. Note: Eugenol is listed as  a fragrance allergen under EU Cosmetics Regulation  at concentrations above 0.01% in leave-on  products and 0.1% in rinse-off products —  labelling requirements apply in EU markets. 6. Antimicrobial and Preservative Applications Eugenol's broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity  — documented against bacteria, fungi, and yeasts  including Staphylococcus aureus, E. coli,  Salmonella, Aspergillus, and Candida species —  makes it a candidate for natural preservative  and antimicrobial formulation applications.  Research interest in Eugenol as a natural  alternative to synthetic preservatives in  food, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical formulations  continues to grow, driven by clean label  and natural product trends. 7. Agricultural and Pest Control Eugenol has demonstrated insecticidal and  repellent activity against a range of agricultural  pest insects and is used as an active ingredient  in natural insecticide and pest deterrent  formulations. Its natural origin and  biodegradability make it attractive in  organic and reduced-chemical agriculture  applications. Order Information Eugenol is available from UAB An Group Export in  the following configurations: - Sample orders: 1L and 5L units — $170.00 per litre - Bulk orders: 20L, 100L, and pallet quantities - Custom volumes available on request Contact us at info@angroupexport.com or via WhatsApp  at +1 (350) 210-1380 to request a quote.