Bitter almond oil

苦杏仁油 分子量 106．1 3 性质 无色或浅黄色、强折射率的挥发性油状液体，具有苦杏仁味，燃烧时有芳香气味。密度1．050 g／cm3(15℃)。熔点-26℃;沸点179．0℃。闪点64．44℃。自燃点191．67℃。蒸气压（Pa):128 （26.2℃）；1320（50.1℃）；8000（99.6℃,粘度 mPa•s （20℃）:1.395（25℃),折射率:1.5463,毒性LD50(mg/kg); 微溶于水，能与乙醇、乙醚、易挥发油或不挥发油混溶。在空气中易氧化成苯甲酸。可燃，遇明火、高热或氧化剂有引起燃烧的危险。应用 是一种重要的有机化工原料。主要用作生产月桂醛、月桂酸、苯乙醛、苯甲 主要成分 苦杏仁油（苯基甲醛） 提取来源 野生苦杏仁 外观 无色或淡黄色透亮液体 检测方法 HPLC 含量 0000（%） 应用剂型 制作精油，化妆品月桂醛、月桂酸、苯乙醛、苯甲... 临床应用 应用 包装 25公斤塑料桶装 保存期 18（月） 新奇创意项目 不报名 苦杏仁油 基本信息 英文名 Bitter almond oil 产品名称 苦杏仁油 CAS 登录号 8013-76-1 1.Quick Details CAS No.:8013-76-1 Other Names:almond MF:C7H6O Place of Origin:Shanghai China (Mainland) Type:Auxiliaries and Other Medicinal Chemicals Grade Standard:Medicine Grade Brand Name:Seebio Specifications The main chemical components of bitter almond oil are benzaldehyde and hydrocyanic (prussic acid). Name: Bitter almond oil CAS Number: 8013-76-1 Almond (bitter) oil is extracted from Prunus amygdalus var. amara, of the Rosaceae family, but is also known as P. dulcis var. amara and Prunus communis.Bitter almond oil contains prussic acid, known as cyanide, and is a well known poison.The Bitter almond tree is native to Western Asia and North Africa and is widely cultivated in Spain, Turkey, Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt. Separating the kernels from their shells and then crushing them in a press produces a fixed oil. Bitter almond oil is not present in the nuts in their natural state. The prussic acid is removed from the kernels by alkali washing and rectification. The 'almond essence' thus produced is used as a food flavoring. The crushed kernels yield about 30% of a fixed oil similar to sweet almond oil. The powdered cake left after pressing, is then macerated in water to split the naturally occurring glycoside, amygdaline by enzymatic action, and is then distilled to yield 1% bitter almond essential oil. The main chemical components of bitter almond oil are benzaldehyde and hydrocyanic (prussic acid). The human ingestion of 7.5 ml of Bitter almond oil has resulted in death, so this oil should be handled with great care. Bitter almond oil is volatile and contains traces of hydrogen cyanide owing to which consumption of bitter almond oil is prohibited. Sweet almond oil on the other hand has several beneficial qualities and hence a wide variety of applications and uses in day-to-day life as well as certain healing therapies. Sweet almond oil is extracted from a combination of sweet as well as a minute quantity of bitter almonds. Sweet almond oil is a fixed oil, which is clear, pale yellow liquid, with a bland and slightly nutty taste. Almond oil chiefly includes olein, small proportion of the glyceride of linolic Acid and other glycerides. 2.Quick Details Type:Laundry Soap Form:Liquid Handmade:Yes Transparent:Yes Medicated:Yes Ingredient:Herbal Main Ingredient:Fruit Feature:Basic Cleaning, Antiseptic, Whitening Place of Origin:India Brand Name:Mother Herbs Model Number:Essential Oil steam distillation:of the kernels. Packaging & Delivery Packaging Detail: Aluminium Drums, GI Drums, Plastics Drums Delivery Detail Ready Stock Specifications Bitter almond oil is used in cosmetics for its softening action on the skin. It is also used in the manufacture of soaps Bitter almond oil(Prunus Amygdalus) Origin of Bitter almond essential oil: The Bitter almond tree is native to Western Asia and North Africa and is widely cultivated in Spain, Turkey, Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt. Separating the kernels from their shells and then crushing them in a press produces a fixed oil. Bitter almond oil is not present in the nuts in their natural state. Description of Bitter almond : A tree reaching up to 7-meter (22 ft) high. It has pinky white blossom and is popular as a garden tree Appearance :Thin and strongly refractive liquid Aroma :Sweet nutty aroma reminiscent of almond kernels, cherry aroma. Color :Colorless Chemical constituents:: Bitter almond oil has various chemical compounds that include benzaldehyde and hydrocyanic (prussic acid). ExtractionBitter almond essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of the kernels. Aromatherapy uses: Bitter almond oil contains an enzyme amygdalin, yielding glucose, cyanide and the essential oil which is used medicinally as it contains 6 to 8% of prussic acid. The nut of the tree has also been used as a preventative for alcohol intoxication. It is warming, lubricant, expectorant, controls cough and laxative. The kernel is considered anti-tussive, expectorant, sedative, anthelmintic, antispasmodic, demulcent, pectoral and vulnerary and are used for common cold, coughs, bronchial asthma, rheumatism, tumors and constipation in the elderly. Flowers of bitter almond are considered tonic and used to promote female fertility. Seeds have been used as a pain killer. A beverage (hsieng-jen t'ang) is made by crushing the seeds in boiling water and has been used for asthma, catarrh, cough and also injected into acupuncture loci for aquapuncture therapy for chronic bronchitis. It is also used internally for dry coughs, bronchitis, asthma, emphysema and dry constipation. The dried ripe kernal has been used medicinally in Chinese medicine. It is considered tonic and purgative. It is used to control spasms and to expel phlegm from respiratory passages. Cosmetic uses: Almond oil is used in cosmetics for its softening action on the skin. It is also used in the manufacture of soaps, cold creams and products of the perfumery trade. Bitter almond is not considered for food additives for the presence of prussic acid as it may be poisonous.