It is a high-value "fixative" in perfumes, meaning it helps other scents last longer on the skin.
The file likely refers to a collection of research data or synthesis documentation related to Santalol , a key fragrance component of sandalwood oil, specifically tied to scientific developments or reviews published around 2017 . Executive Summary of Santalol (2017 Context) Santalol2017.zip
Documentation from 2017 often highlights two main areas of development: It is a high-value "fixative" in perfumes, meaning
-santalol. It was shown to induce apoptosis (cell death) and cell cycle arrest in various cancer models. It was shown to induce apoptosis (cell death)
Santalol is a naturally occurring sesquiterpene alcohol and the primary active constituent of East Indian sandalwood oil ( Santalum album ). In 2017, significant research focused on its , particularly its anti-tumor effects, and advanced synthetic methods to provide a sustainable alternative to over-harvested natural sources. 1. Key Chemical Properties Santalol exists primarily as two isomers: -santalol (the major component) and -santalol (responsible for the characteristic woody odor). Formula: Molecular Weight: 220.56 g/mol CAS Number: 11031-45-1
Research published in 2017 detailed the anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer potential of
Colorless to pale yellow viscous liquid with a persistent, sweet, woody-balsamic odor. 2. 2017 Research & Breakthroughs