Ethyl-2-Hexenoate | 1552-67-6

Description :

Overview of Ethyl 2-Hexenoate

Ethyl 2-Hexenoate is a synthetic fruit ester widely appreciated for its fruity, green, and sweet aroma, often described as pineapple-like. It is commonly used in flavor and fragrance formulations and is prized for its clean, crisp note that enhances tropical and citrus blends. Its versatility allows it to be used in both edible and aromatic product applications.

Applications of Ethyl 2-Hexenoate

• Flavor Industry: Used in fruit flavors, especially pineapple, mango, and citrus formulations in beverages and confectionery.
• Cosmetics: Found in creams and personal care items for a fresh scent boost.
• Food Additives: Approved for limited use as a flavor enhancer in processed foods.
• Ethyl-2-Hexenoate brings a fruity, floral note, blending smoothly with the woody, citrus nuances of Farnesal.

Safety Precautions When Handling Ethyl 2-Hexenoate

• Storage: Store in a well-ventilated, cool, and dry location in tightly sealed containers.
• Protective Measures: Wear gloves and goggles when handling. Avoid inhalation or skin contact.
• Spill Response: Absorb using inert materials and dispose of waste following local safety standards.

Where to Buy Ethyl 2-Hexenoate?

Ethyl 2-Hexenoate Manufacturer in Boston

ChemicalBull manufactures high-purity Ethyl 2-Hexenoate suitable for flavor, fragrance, and cosmetic industries.

Ethyl 2-Hexenoate Distributor in Boston

ChemicalBull offers flexible packaging, timely deliveries, and full regulatory documentation.

Ethyl 2-Hexenoate Supplier in Boston

ChemicalBull supplies Ethyl 2-Hexenoate worldwide with competitive pricing and export support.

Ethyl 2-Hexenoate MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet)

Request the MSDS from ChemicalBull for complete handling, exposure control, and first-aid measures.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Where can I purchase Ethyl 2-Hexenoate in Boston?
   You can buy Ethyl 2-Hexenoate from ChemicalBull, a trusted global supplier and distributor.

2. Is Ethyl 2-Hexenoate hazardous?
   It is considered low-risk in regulated quantities but should be handled with proper safety measures.