Coumarin | 91-64-5

Description :

Overview of Coumarin:

Coumarin is an essential aromatic organic compound, distinguished by its diverse applications across industries.

As a transparent crystal with a sweet vanilla-like scent and bitter aftertaste, its unique chemical structure of two rings bound by unsaturated lactone ring bonds gives coumarin incredible stability and reactivity, which makes it useful in pharmaceutical synthesis, fragrance formulation, or industrial uses that require aromatic properties or chemical functions.

Applications for Coumarin

Fragrance & Perfumery Industry

• A crucial fixative ingredient in perfume formulations of high-end offerings, providing exceptional durability and depth to perfume compositions.

• Coumarin: A fragrant compound widely used in perfumes and food flavoring, complementing Cyclopentyl Methyl Ether in chemical synthesis for fragrance applications.
  
  

Cosmetic & Personal Care Industry

• A key ingredient used in skincare products because of its powerful antioxidant properties to fight free radical damage.

• A key component in luxurious bath and body products, vanilla's pleasant scent provides sensory stimulation.

Food & Beverage Industry

• Natural flavoring agent that provides the authentic vanilla flavor characteristic in confectionery and bakery applications.

• A key ingredient in traditional food and spice blends, its sweet, aromatic properties enhance the quality of flavor.
  
  

Pharmaceutical & Therapeutic Applications

• The primary precursor molecule used to create anticoagulants is the chemical coumarin, which is utilized in the treatment of cardiovascular disease.

• The most crucial element to create anti-inflammatory pharmaceutical substances is to improve therapeutic effectiveness.
  
  

Industrial & Specialty Applications

• Organic aphicide is an  eco-friendly pest control agent that provides environmentally friendly solutions for agriculture.

• A vital component of environmentally friendly cleaning products, as well as industrial formulations that require natural aromatic compounds.

Safety and Handling Guidelines:

• Keep away from oxidizing through heat or direct sunlight. It is generally considered safe, but it should be kept in sealed containers.
• While handling concentrated forms one should wear protective clothing and sunglasses to avoid skin irritation.
• Proper ventilation is important during processing operations because concentrated vapor can make sensitive people feel bad in their lungs.

Where to Buy Coumarin?

Coumarin Manufacturer in Gujarat:

Chemical Bull operates manufacturing in Gujarat, India, while keeping international quality standards and supplying to customers worldwide. Our dedication to perfection ensures that each lot of Coumarin satisfies pharmaceutical and food-grade standards.

Trusted Coumarin Supplier & Distributor in Madurai:

From custom packaging, quality control and product testing. We understand that different regions have unique regulatory requirements, which is why our team ensures a complete supply procedure for every shipment. With years of experience as a Coumarin supplier, we maintain stock levels to complete orders' requirements ranging from small businesses to large-scale industries. Our support team works closely with customers to recommend specifications and documentation for their specific applications.

Coumarin MSDS

Here at Chemical Bull, you know you'll be getting the best, because we provide you and all our customers with Material Safety Data Sheets for every product we offer. These detailed documents include handling procedures, storage recommendations, and emergency response protocols. We also supply competitive Coumarin price information and complete product specifications to support your procurement decisions.

Frequently Asked Questions About Coumarin 

1. What is Coumarin?

   Coumarin is a naturally occurring aroma compound known for its sweet, vanilla-like, and freshly cut hay scent. It is widely used in the fragrance and flavor industries as a key aromatic ingredient.
   
   
   

2. What are the main applications of Coumarin?

   Coumarin is used in perfumes, soaps, detergents, cosmetics, and flavoring formulations. It enhances sweet, warm, and creamy notes in both floral and gourmand fragrances.
   
   
   

3. Is Coumarin used in the flavor industry?

   Yes. In regulated quantities, Coumarin is used in flavor compositions to impart vanilla, caramel, and spicy undertones, especially in tobacco, beverages, and confectionery.