Steffen Arctander's best-selling books, Perfume and Flavor Chemicals (Aroma Chemicals Vol 1 & 2) and Perfume and Flavor Materials of Natural Origin, are now available in this exclusive CD-ROM. Included in this reference:
- At least 90% of all chemicals presently used in flavors and fragrances
- Monographs
- All known natural essential oils
- Extracts
- Oleoresins
For each, the following is presented:
- Chemical structure
- Practical physical data
- Appearance
- Odor
- Flavor type
Also available in this comprehensive set are botanical information, detailed odor and flavor descriptions, suggested uses, literature references and some safety and regulatory information.
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"Arctander’s book is the most important reference on natural fragrance materials. His understanding of the nuances of scented material is unequalled, and he knows how to convey those subtleties to the reader in comparison to odors with which the reader is already familiar. The sheer passion for natural perfume materials manifest in his description has more than once stimulated me to track down some rare and unfamiliar essence. I lean on his book for my own descriptions of the individual essences, and I recommend buying a copy of it for yourself. Reading his descriptions of natural essences and comparing them to your own impressions is a terrific way to broaden your aromatic palette and to learn about the nuances of scent."
—Mandy Aftel
Aftelier Perfumes
