Sclareolide

[ Botanical source ]  Phaseolus vulgaris L. Salvia sclarea Sclareolide 
[ Chemical names  ]  DECAHYDRO-3a,6,6,9a-TETRAMETHYLNAPHTHO(2,1b)FURAN-2(1H)-ONE Synonyms: NORAMBRIENOLIDE; [3aR-(3a.alpha, 5a.beta, 9a.alpha, 9b.beta)]-DECAHYDRO-3a,6,6,9a-TETRAMETHYLNAPHTHO [2,1-b]FURAN-2(1H)-ONE
[ CAS NO ]   564-20-5
[ Molecular formula ]         C16H26O2
[ Molecular weight ]           250.38
[ Appearance ]               Off-white to White crystal powder
[ Odor ]                          Slightly amber aroma.
[ Solubility ]                    Soluble in Ethyl Alcohol and Diethyl Phthalate and insoluble in water
[ Specification ]              Sclareolide > 98%
[ Melting point range ]      124-127 at 760mmHg
[ Sieve analysis ]             100% through 60 mesh
[Residue on ignition ]        0.30%
[ Residual Solvents ]        Eur.Pharm.
[ Heavy metals ]               <10PPM
[ Pesticides ]                  Negative
[ Total Plate Count ]             <1000CFU/gm
[ Yeast & Mold ]               <100CFU/gm
[ Salmonella ]                  Negative
[ Usage ]
Sclareolide, from clary sage, is a more widely used compound as a fragrant component in cosmetics and tobacco products has now been found to have excellent thermogenic properties and could be used to aid in weight loss and sports nutrition. 

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