Description
Oil of dill herb is a natural pure essential oil intended for laboratory handling within natural-product and essential-oil collections. The material is identified by CAS number 8006-75-5 and EG number 289-790-8, and shows a density of 0,89 g/cm³ together with a flash point of 53 °C. It is assigned UN number 1197. Density and flash-point values assist risk assessment, packaging decisions and experimental design when the oil is used in analytical, sensory or formulation contexts. The product is packed as 100 ml in glass, a convenient volume for method trials, reference libraries and controlled dispensing in research or quality-control settings. Natural pure dill herb oil complements other herbaceous and spice-derived oils where botanical origin and defined physicochemical data are required for documentation. Oil of dill herb from manufacturer Carl ROTH is presented with the available identity codes, physical properties and pack format only, enabling straightforward comparison with related natural oils without additional performance or purity claims beyond the stated natural pure grade.
This article is part of Essential oils & fragrances, in Natural products & essential oils.
Key features
- Appearance: clear yellow to brown oil
- Density (20 °C): 0.880-0.920 g/cm3
- Refractive index (20 °C): 1.4800-1.4900
- Optical rotation (20 °C): +70° to +90°
- CAS number: 8006-75-5
- Pack size: 100 ml glass
- EG nr.: 289-790-8
- Density: 0,89 g/cm³
- Flash point: 53 °C
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- Safety Data Sheet:
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What is this article?
Oil of dill herb, natural pure, 100 ml, glass is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in Essential oils & fragrances, inside Natural products & essential oils, in Lab chemicals.
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.
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