Essential oils & fragrances

Here you will find everything your laboratory needs for essential oils and fragrances, such as: silicone oil, min, tin foil, sekuroka-ladies and tryptone soya yeast. This range is for biotech, hospitals, R&D, teaching and (quality) control. This collection holds 320 articles. The catalogue holds more than 150.000 articles. In-stock articles ship in two to five business days.

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Isovanillin, min. 95 %, 250 g, Carl Roth, art. 2NNP.2Carl Roth
Carl Roth Isovanillin, min. 95 %, 250 g
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ROTI®Prep Soil DNA, 10 pieces, Carl Roth, art. 20H9.1Carl Roth
Cal Oil 1.46737, Bellingham + Stanley, art. 90525_920Bellingham + Stanley

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Questions about Essential oils & fragrances

Natural essential oil or a pure fragrance compound?

A natural essential oil, such as the oil of thyme, natural, 50 ml, is a mixture of many compounds whose composition varies with origin and harvest. It suits sensory work, formulation and natural-product studies. A single fragrance compound, such as terpineol, is defined and reproducible, so it suits reference work, calibration and synthesis. If you need a known content of one component, choose the pure compound. Related plant extracts and isolated substances are in natural products and phytochemicals. Not sure which suits your method? Ask sales@luminixhealth.com.

How should I store essential oils?

Store essential oils dark, cool and tightly closed, in glass, and follow the storage conditions on each product page. Light, heat and air make the oils oxidise and change in smell and composition, and a half-empty bottle holds more air, so decant into smaller bottles when you use them slowly; amber bottles are in laboratory glass bottles. Many oils are flammable or irritating: read the GHS pictograms on the label and keep the bottles in a suitable cabinet. Questions? Ask sales@luminixhealth.com.

Why Essential oils & fragrances?

An essential oil is the volatile fraction distilled or pressed from a named plant part. The species, the chemotype and a stated component, when the seller gives one, are the specification. A fragrance compound is a formulated mixture. The two should not be treated as the same bottle.

A natural product is a molecule extracted from a plant, an animal or a microorganism, or a mixture of those molecules. An essential oil is the volatile fraction. The useful specification is the source species, the plant part and, where it exists, the stated content of a marker compound. Two oils with the same common name are not the same article. Marker compounds are identified on PubChem and named by IUPAC.

This shelf belongs to Natural products & essential oils, inside Lab chemicals. Luminix Health distributes this range for laboratory use.

Which shelves sit beside this one?

The neighbouring shelves are Natural products & phytochemicals. The category above this shelf is Natural products & essential oils.

How does ordering and shipping work?

Luminix Health distributes this range from the heart of Europe. We deliver across the EU in two to five days if in stock. Standard delivery is free from €250 excl. VAT. Cold-chain goods and dangerous goods under ADR are never included in that free delivery. The terms are in the Shipping Policy. Send a quote request, contact the team, or read who we are. The full brand index is on shop by brand.

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