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Coranol

Q: Is Coranol natural or synthetic?

. Extraction: Synthetic production by a Swiss fragrance house. Minimum purity 97%..

POPULAR AND WEIRD / woody · warm · aromatic

Coranol

Category	POPULAR AND WEIRD
Subcategory	woody · warm · aromatic
Origin
Volatility	Base Note
Botanical	N/A - synthetic molecule
Appearance	colorless clear liquid
Odor Strength	Medium
Producing Countries	Switzerland (a Swiss fragrance house)
Pyramid	Base

Bright, floral-fresh, like linalool from coriander seed but longer-lasting and more stable. A transparent floral-green molecule with muguet and lavender qualities.

Scent
The Full Story
Fun Fact
Extraction & Chemistry
In Perfumery

Scent

Fresh, green, transparently floral. similar to of linalool from coriander but cleaner and more persistent. Muguet-like transparency with a slight lavender undertone. Less terpenic than natural linalool.

Evolution over time

Immediately

Bright floral-green burst, bergamot-like freshness

After a few hours

Muguet transparency with lavender undertone

After a few days

Clean, faintly floral persistence, no degradation

The Full Story

Coranol (CAS 83926-73-2, C11H22O) is a a Swiss fragrance house captive molecule with a fresh, floral character similar to of linalool isolated from coriander seed. It occupies a similar olfactory space but with substantially greater stability and persistence.

The molecule reads as green-floral with muguet transparency, a slight lavender quality, and a clean bergamot-like lift. It is far more durable than natural linalool, which oxidizes rapidly.

Coranol combines exceptionally well with dihydromyrcenol, amplifying freshness and diffusion. At typical usage levels of 2-6%, it provides structural freshness without dominating a composition.

This note in Première Peau. Nuit Elastique · Albâtre Sépia. Sample all seven extraits in the Discovery Set.

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Did You Know?

Did you know?

Coranol appears at 6.5% concentration in certain commercial formulations, making it one of the highest-dosed single molecules in mainstream perfumery. Its stability allows concentrations that would cause rapid degradation with natural linalool.

Extraction & Chemistry

Extraction method: Synthetic production by a Swiss fragrance house. Minimum purity 97%.

Molecular Formula	C11 H22 O
CAS Number	56298-90-9
Botanical Name	N/A - synthetic molecule
IFRA Status	No known restrictions
Synonyms	APC: 0.5 - 5% · CORANOL FOR FRAGRANCE · ECHAELINCS - REACH PRE-REG:420-630-3 · a Swiss fragrance house · FOOD CHEMICALS CODEX LISTED:NO · FORMULA:C11 H22 O · FRAGRANCE DEMO FORMULAS · MOLECULAR WEIGHT:170.29554000 · NMR PREDICTOR:PREDICT (WORKS WITH CHROME · EDGE OR FIREFOX) · NIKKAJI WEB:J2.470.176J · ODOR DESCRIPTION:AT 100.00 %.FLORAL BOIS DE ROSE CORIANDER · ODOR STRENGTH:MEDIUM · ODOR TYPE: FLORAL · ODOR AND/OR FLAVOR DESCRIPTIONS FROM OTHERS. · SHELF LIFE:24.00 MONTHOR LONGER IF STORED PROPERLY.
Physical Properties
Odor Strength	Medium
Lasting Power	18 hours at 100.00%
Appearance	colorless clear liquid
Flash Point	> 212.00 °F. TCC ( > 100.00 °C. )

In Perfumery

adaptable floral building block and linalool substitute with superi or stability. CAS 83926-73-2, C11H22O. a Swiss fragrance house molecule at 97% purity. Notable synergy with dihydromyrcenol. Typical usage: 2-6%. Compatible with citrus, floral, woody, spicy, and musky families.