Perfume compositions – Perfume compositions – Animal or plant extract active ingredient
Patent
1993-06-29
1994-11-08
Reamer, James H.
Perfume compositions
Perfume compositions
Animal or plant extract active ingredient
426651, 4241951, 514783, A61K 746
Patent
active
053627148
ABSTRACT:
A process for transforming and removing latent sediment-forming components from citrus oils to supplement a dewaxing process for the citrus oils. Psoralen epoxides in citrus oils are converted to diols in an accelerated and controlled manner. The epoxide-to-diol transformation is effected by mixing citrus oil with an aqueous acidic treatment solution under conditions (i.e., solution pH and volume) and for a sufficient period of time to convert substantially all of the psoralen epoxides. The diols formed thereby are precipitated and/or preferentially dissolved in the aqueous phase during mixing. Upon separation of the aqueous phase from the oil, the citrus oil is substantially free of psoralen epoxides. By this method, epoxides are inexpensively eliminated from the citrus oils, resulting in an improved product having, for example, reduced sedimentation potential and reduced phototoxicity.
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Olansky Ad S.
Radford Terence
Reamer James H.
The Coca-Cola Company
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