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'Escentric' molecules

Geza Schön

    Chemistry & Biodiversity
    |July 12, 2008
    PubMed
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    Two revolutionary fragrances, Escentric01 and Molecule01, were created using the aroma chemical Iso E Super. Molecule01 features only Iso E Super, while Escentric01 uses it as a primary component, showcasing its unique woody notes.

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