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Nutmeg Oil (Indonesian)
Myristica fragrans
Nutmeg Oil (Indonesian) is sourced from Myristica fragrans.
- Botanical Source
- Myristica fragrans
- Standardization
- Myristicin
- CAS Number
- 8008-45-5
- Active Compound
- Myristicin (C11H12O3)
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About Nutmeg Oil (Indonesian)
Nutmeg Oil (Indonesian) is sourced from Myristica fragrans. It is offered standardized for Myristicin, CAS 8008-45-5. This is the Indonesian-origin trade grade of nutmeg oil, distinct from Sureka Life Sciences' existing Nutmeg Oil, which does not specify a geographic origin. Traditional and industrial applications include flavoring and food applications, fine perfumery, aromatherapy, and pharmaceuticals.
Specifications
Technical Specification Sheet- Botanical Source
- Myristica fragrans
- Offering Grade
- Myristicin
- CAS Number
- 8008-45-5
- Active Compound
- Myristicin (C11H12O3)
Applications & Benefits
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Flavoring and Food Applications
The Indonesian-origin grade is widely used in food and beverage flavoring for its warm, spicy profile.
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Fine Perfumery
Used as a warm spicy note in fine fragrance formulations.
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Aromatherapy
Used in diffuser blends for its warming, comforting spicy aroma.
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Pharmaceuticals
Used in topical rub formulations for its warming properties.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the botanical source of Nutmeg Oil (Indonesian)?
Nutmeg Oil (Indonesian) is sourced from Myristica fragrans.
What is the CAS number for Nutmeg Oil (Indonesian)?
Nutmeg Oil (Indonesian) carries CAS number 8008-45-5.
What grade is Nutmeg Oil (Indonesian) offered in?
Nutmeg Oil (Indonesian) is offered standardized for Myristicin.
What is Nutmeg Oil (Indonesian) used for?
Nutmeg Oil (Indonesian) is commonly used for Flavoring and Food Applications.
What are spice oils?
Spice oils are essential oils obtained by steam distillation of spice raw material, supplied for food, flavor, fragrance, and pharmaceutical applications.
How is each spice oil standardized?
Each product page states the botanical source and the active marker compound it is standardized for (for example, a percentage of thymol or cineole), so the oil's specification can be confirmed before enquiring.
Which spice oils have a verified active-compound percentage range?
9 of the 16 spice oils in this category are standardized to a verified active-compound percentage range, including Ajwain Oil (40-50% Thymol), Cassia Oil (50-90% Cinnamaldehyde), Clove Buds Oil (72-90% Eugenol), Coriander Oil (50-70% Linalool), Cumin Oil (45-50% Cuminaldehyde), Ginger Oil (12-13% Gingerol), and Turmeric Oil (up to 50% Ar-turmerone). Each product's page states its exact range.
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