Butyl Isovalerate | 109-19-3

Description :

Overview of Butyl Isovalerate

Butyl Isovalerate is a clear, colourless liquid with a sweet, fruity aroma, reminiscent of apples or pineapples. It is an ester formed when isovaleric acid reacts with butanol. It is widely used in the chemical, flavour, and fragrance industries. This flexible ester can be used as a flavouring, a fragrance, and a solvent in many different ways. Butyl Isovalerate is a green ingredient in perfumes, drinks, cosmetics, and cleaning products. It is also known for being low in toxicity and breaking down naturally.

Applications of Butyl Isovalerate

1. Uses in food and flavour

A lot of people like Butyl Isovalerate as a flavouring because it tastes fruity. It gives food, drinks, candy, and baked goods a sweet, ripe fruit flavour. It adds depth and freshness to apple, pineapple, and tropical flavour mixes. Ingredients that add flavour: Pentanoic Acid | Ethyl Isovalerate

2. The perfume and cosmetics business

Butyl Isovalerate imparts fruity, sweet, and floral notes to perfumes, soaps, lotions, and personal care products. It adds brightness and natural sweetness to the top notes of fruity, citrus, and floral compositions Find out more about similar aromatic compounds: Linalyl Formate | Rosalva

3. Uses in industry and as a solvent

In industrial chemistry, butyl isovalerate is used as a solvent, an intermediate, and a formulation additive. It has a mild smell and dissolves well, making it ideal for inks, coatings, and cleaning solutions, especially in products low in VOCs and environmentally friendly. Also, look at: Disodium Succinate | Ethyl Oleate

4. Use in pharmaceuticals and research and development

Sometimes, it is used in pharmaceutical formulations and research labs as a solvent or carrier for the production of esters and for analytical chemistry. It is well-suited for lab-scale experiments because it is chemically stable and compatible with other materials. Chemicals related to research: Phytol | Vinyl Sulfurol

Safety & Handling Guidelines

• When handling something, always wear gloves, goggles, and a lab coat.
• Don't touch your skin or breathe in the vapours directly.
• Take care of it in a place with good air flow or under a fume hood.
• Keep in a cool, dry, dark place away from heat or open flames and in airtight containers.
• Follow local safety and environmental rules when disposing of excess materials.

Where to Buy Butyl Isovalerate?

Butyl Isovalerate Manufacturer in India:

ChemicalBull makes and sells high-quality Butyl Isovalerate for use in cosmetics, flavouring, fragrance, and other industries. We check each batch for purity, smell, and stability.

Butyl Isovalerate Distributor & Supplier in Vapi:

We sell Butyl Isovalerate in large quantities and in custom packaging. We also deliver on time worldwide, provide technical support, and follow industry standards. You can get it in secure, moisture-resistant containers with different order sizes. Look into more Aroma Chemicals and Fine Chemicals to use in your recipes.

Butyl Isovalerate MSDS

ChemicalBull can provide the official Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for Butyl Isovalerate, which contains all the information you need on safety, handling, toxicity, and environmental regulations.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where can I get Butyl Isovalerate?

   ChemicalBull is a trusted supplier and manufacturer of esters, solvents, and aroma chemicals. You can buy high-purity Butyl Isovalerate directly from them.
   
   
   

2. Is it safe to use Butyl Isovalerate?

   Yes, Butyl Isovalerate is safe to use as long as you follow the instructions. It is safe for the environment, breaks down naturally, and can be used in flavour and fragrance products subject to regulation.
   
   
   

3. What does Butyl Isovalerate mean?

   N-Butyl 3-methylbutisovalerate. anoate is a common name for Butyl Isovalerate. In industrial and chemical catalogues, it is also known as butyl