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Watermelon Ketone, also known as caron or methylbenzenedioxapinolonone, it is a hydrocarbon compound with a similar structure to certain cycloaliphatic C11 hydrocarbons such as exocarpel. It is a fragrance compound with a characteristic smell. It has been used as a scent ingredient since the 1980s because of its watery, freshness and ozone content. It was later complemented with several Ocean Trend fragrances from the 1990s.
Watermelonone is a white powder with a fresh marine odor and a melting point of 35–41°C. It is used in perfume oils to create a fresh marine scent for many purposes, for example, fine perfumes, soaps and body washes.
Watermelon Ketone, also known as caron or methylbenzenedioxapinolonone, it is a hydrocarbon compound with a similar structure to certain cycloaliphatic C11 hydrocarbons such as exocarpel. It is a fragrance compound with a characteristic smell. It has been used as a scent ingredient since the 1980s because of its watery, freshness and ozone content. It was later complemented with several Ocean Trend fragrances from the 1990s.
Watermelonone is a white powder with a fresh marine odor and a melting point of 35–41°C. It is used in perfume oils to create a fresh marine scent for many purposes, for example, fine perfumes, soaps and body washes.
