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Note The Food Chemicals Codex, Fourth Edition, and its First Supplement, divided the infrared spectra into three categories Essential Oils, Flavor Chemicals, and Other Substances. The Committee on Food Chemicals Codex has decided to combine all three sections and place the infrared spectra in alphabetical order without reference to category. New samples of all substances whose monographs refer to infrared spectra have been run through the same infrared spectrometer to be the same size and format. 

The FID has an extremely wide field of application and is used in the analysis of hydrocarbons, solvents, essential oils, flavors, drugs, and their metabolites — in fact, any mixture of volatile substances that contain carbon. 

Because silicas can be manufactured to conform to food-grade regulations, they can be used to absorb essential oils, flavors, and feed supplements such as choline chloride. The absorption of pesticides is also a... 

Because they are biochemically similar to zygotic embryos (3,4), somatic embryos also present an opportunity for vitro production of numerous secondary plant products which are associated with seeds. For example, essential oil, flavor, and aroma components found in seeds of celery (5), cocoa (6,7), and oil palm (8) are produced by somatic embryos. The ability to control and develop this process may permit more economical and reliable production of certain plant products on an industrial level. 

Chiral GC is successfiilly used for the precise determination of the enantiomeric composition of volatile natural compounds, authenticity control of essential oils, flavors, fragrances, some chiral research tiiemicals, auxiliaries, a few volatile drugs, drug metabolites, pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, pheromones, etc. [13]. 

Because silicas can be manufactured to conform to food-grade regulations, they can be used to absorb essential oils, flavors, and feed supplements such as choline chloride and vitamin E oil. The absorption of pesticides is also a major application. Often the liquid is released when the powder comes into contact with water, owing to the higher affinity of the silica surface for water than for the absorbed liquid. Potential benefits include more... 

The technology best suited to simply encapsulate hydrophobic molecules such as essential oils, flavors, vitamins, proteins (including enzymes), and many other biomolecules makes use of an O/W... 

Chem. Descrip. Caprylic/capric triglyceride CAS 65381-09-1 EINECS/ELINCS 265-724-3 Uses Carrier for essential oils, flavors, and fragrances emollient, moisturizer, solubilizer, carrier, vise, modifier, lubricant for cosmetics (creams/ lotions, lip, mascara, sun care, hair, bath/shower preps.) diluent, emollient, lubricant, moisturizer, solubilizer, vehicle, carrier, vise, modifier for pharmaceuticals (aerosols, clinical nutrition, coating, delivety/absorp. enhancement, infant formulas, sports supplements, gelatin capsules, suspensions)... 

Uses Antistat, emollient, solvent, lubricant for cosmetics and pharmaceuticals pigment wetting agent/dispersant/binder in liq. makeup, pressed powds., lip prods color enhancer for pressed powds. carrier for essential oils, flavors vehicle for vitamins, medicinals, nutritional prods. 

First Industrial Manufacturers of Essential Oils, Flavors, and Fragrances... 

Homburger, F. and Boger, E., 1968, The carcinogenicity of essential oils, flavors and spices a review. Cancer Res., 28 2372-2374. 

Swisher, H.E., Sohd essential oil flavoring composition, U.S. Patent 3041180, 1962. Bames, J.M., J.A. Steinke, Encapsulation matrix composition and encapsulate containing same, U.S. Patent 4689235, 1987. 

H. Iwakcke, Industrial View, in M. Sawamura, ed., Citrus Essential Oils Flavors and Fragrances, Wiley, Hoboken, N.J., 2010. 

Gounaris, Y. (2010) Biotechnology for the production of essential oils, flavors and volatile isolates. A review. Flavour Fragrance /., 25, 367—386. 

Uses Solubilizer for perfumes, essential oils, flavors, and other hydrophobic substances in water/alcohol systems and in water Properties Liq. 

Uses Food emulsifier and additive for margarine, confectionery coatings, low-fat dietary prepared foods solubilizer for essential oils, flavors, and colors defoamer for processed foods dispersant for high-solids preps. 

Uses Food emulsifier for vegetable dairy systems, lowfat dietary prepared foods, confectionery coatings solubilizer for essential oils, flavors suspending agent for food colors defoamer polysorbate replacement Regulatory FDA 21CFR 172.854 kosher grade Properties Amber cl. to hazy vise, liq., mild fatty odor HLB 13.0 iodine no. 60 ... 

Uses Food emulsifier, foaming agent for whipped toppings, cake icings/fillings, shortenings, ice cream, frozen custard, ice milk, sherbets solubilizer and dispersant for pickles, vitamins/mineral preps., essential oils, flavors yeast defoamer dough conditioner... 

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