Phthalide
Cas No :
87-41-2
Molecular Weight :
134.13 G/Mol
Molecular Formula :
C8H6O2
Boiling Point :
290 °C
Solubility :
Slightly Soluble In Water; Soluble In Ethanol, Ether
Flash Point :
152 °C
Description :
Phthalide is a synthetic aromatic compound widely used in the fragrance and flavour industry for its creamy, lactonic, slightly green and celery-like odour profile. It provides a smooth, soft, and rounded character that helps bridge green, floral, and gourmand notes in fragrance compositions.
In perfumery, Phthalide is valued for adding natural vegetable-like freshness and milky warmth, especially in modern fine fragrances, green accords, and food-inspired scent profiles. Its stability and versatility make it suitable for both functional and creative formulations.
Used in phthalide for perfumery to introduce a soft green, celery, and lactonic nuance.
Supports the creation of fresh floral, aromatic, and herbal accords.
Blends well with green materials like Galbanum, soft florals, and aldehydes.
Enhances realism in vegetable, botanical, and natural-inspired perfumes.
Commonly used in flavour formulations to recreate celery, vegetable broth, and savoury notes.
Used in soups, sauces, spice blends, and savory flavor systems.
Adds depth and natural freshness in low dosage.
Acts as a supporting base material, improving harmony between the top and heart notes.
Provides smoothness in green and aromatic fragrance compositions.
Helps reduce harsh edges in vegetal and herbal accords.
Widely used in fine fragrance, flavours, and aroma chemicals.
Often selected as an alternative to more aggressive green materials when a softer effect is required.
Suitable for perfumes, room fragrances, and functional products.
Produced by global aroma chemical manufacturers supplying fragrance and flavour ingredients.
ChemicalBull Pvt. Ltd. supplies Phthalide to fragrance houses, flavour manufacturers, and industrial formulators.
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) is available upon request.