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HS Code |
767284 |
| Cas Number | 53398-85-9 |
| Molecular Formula | C11H20O2 |
| Molar Mass | 184.28 g/mol |
| Appearance | Colorless to pale yellow liquid |
| Odor | Green, fruity, fresh, reminiscent of cut grass |
| Boiling Point | 235 °C (estimated) |
| Density | 0.89 g/cm³ (at 25°C) |
| Refractive Index | 1.436 - 1.446 (at 20°C) |
| Flash Point | 95 °C |
| Solubility | Insoluble in water; soluble in alcohols and oils |
As an accredited Cis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Amber glass bottle, tightly sealed with screw cap, labeled “Cis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate, 25g,” safety data and hazard symbols included. |
| Shipping | Cis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate should be shipped in tightly sealed containers, protected from moisture, heat, and direct sunlight. Transport under cool, ventilated conditions and comply with local regulations for shipping chemicals. Proper labeling and documentation are required, and handling should ensure prevention of leaks or spills during transit. |
| Storage | Cis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from sources of ignition and incompatible substances. Keep the container tightly closed and protected from light. Store in a chemical-resistant container and label it clearly. Avoid exposure to heat and direct sunlight. Follow all relevant safety and regulatory guidelines for storage of organic esters. |
Applications of Cis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate in Industrial ManufacturingCis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate serves as a critical aroma and flavor constituent in several mature manufacturing sectors. Our direct integration into customer formulation processes ensures fine control of olfactory and sensorial profiles, delivering consistent performance across industrial-scale production lines. The following sections outline specific downstream applications, compliance frameworks, and formulation details observed in current industrial practices. 1. Fine Fragrance CompoundingGlobal perfumery production uses Cis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate to craft green, fruity, and fresh top notes in both luxury and mass-market fragrances. Large-scale fragrance houses introduce the ester in the heart note phase, seeking a lasting fresh-cut grass character within complex blends. Our quality control ensures regulatory conformity so the material fits IFRA requirements, benefiting industrial fragrance compounding lines relying on consistent input purity. Industry compliance standards
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2. Food Flavor ManufacturingMajor flavor houses rely on Cis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate as an approved flavoring substance to impart green-fruit notes in food and beverage applications, especially in apple, pear, and berry flavors for confectionery and drink bases. Precise dosing and traceable documentation support food safety compliance during mass blending, and routine sensory analysis validates batch-to-batch sensory output. Industry compliance standards
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3. Home Care and Functional Cleaning ProductsIndustrial producers incorporate this compound into home care formulations to deliver a high-impact, fresh-cut green character in premium laundry detergents and fabric conditioners. The compound’s stability during hot/cold wash cycles and compatibility with core surfactant systems address both technical performance and critical regulatory labeling requirements. Backward integration into large scale mixing tanks or sachet filling lines ensures traceability and consistency. Industry compliance standards
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4. Personal Care Formulations (Skin and Hair Care)Major application occurs in the integration of this ester as a character note within personal care and cosmetic products where green, natural, and fresh identities align with consumer trends. Formulators introduce the material in controlled, low concentrations to avoid irritancy while supporting sophisticated sensory effects in shower gels, shampoos, and emulsified creams. Internal QC closely monitors input purity and compliance with global cosmetic regulations, especially for leave-on formulations marketed internationally. Industry compliance standards
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Factories like ours take pride in the craft that goes into aroma chemicals, and Cis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate always stands out on our production line. In the world of fine fragrances, flavors, and personal care, customers and formulators come to us for those crisp, fresh-green nuances that only this ester can provide. Over years of hands-on synthesis, we've dialed in the process—starting with purified cis-3-hexenol from plant-based feedstocks, reacting it gently with 2-methylbutanoic acid under strictly controlled conditions. This attention lets us deliver a product bursting with the authentic, intensely green note that perfumers and flavorists crave.
Working at scale gives us an intimate understanding of the raw materials. Quality always starts upstream. For this compound, we insist on food-grade, traceable precursors that pass GC-MS analysis every batch. Few substitutes exist for cis-3-hexenol’s distinctive “cut grass” aroma—one whiff signals freshness, making it a signature in apple, pear, and leafy fragrance accords. Our team scales purification steps to kilo and tonnage quantity runs, so every drum arrives to the customer at the same high level of purity, free from unwanted isomers or solvent residues.
From a technical standpoint, we make sure each batch of Cis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate meets strict standards: minimum assay above 98 percent by GC, a refractive index standardized at 20°C, and water content consistently below 0.1 percent. Each lot runs through comprehensive testing—odor profile, flash point, and stability trials—all in-house, using equipment we calibrate ourselves. Over two decades, we’ve caught the subtle issues—trace impurities or minor shifts in ester content—that don’t show up on a typical COA but make a big difference in end-use formulations.
Our customers often ask how this ester compares with more common ingredients. We see countless samples of green notes, but few match the balance present in Cis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate. In practical use, it brings a juicier freshness than the heavier hexenyl butyrates or the basic fruitiness of ethyl 2-methylbutanoate. Chemically, the cis-configuration delivers the vibrant, fleeting “out of the orchard” top-note effect. It acts as a bridge in custom apple or pear formulations, lending both volume and a sense of naturalness that synthetic “green” competitors rarely capture.
Every year, demand grows for aroma chemicals with a natural or renewable profile. Since we operate our own reactors and purification systems, our engineers experiment with greener processing—solvent reduction, waste stream recycling, and more energy-efficient distillation steps. We’ve invested in closed-loop manufacturing to minimize emissions. The journey from bio-based alcohols and acids all the way to pure finished ester takes commitment and constant tweaking. The benefit comes through both in the quality and the smaller environmental footprint compared with bulk petrochemical analogues.
With years of close collaboration with odor chemists and food scientists, we see this compound enhance fragrance oils for home care and personal care, add life to fine perfumery, and bring authenticity to natural flavor blends. Beverage formulators rely on it to boost orchard fruit profiles, while chefs’ product developers use it to mimic fresh herbs and juicy green notes in new drinks and desserts. Our technical team has helped guide customers through successful regulatory registrations in the EU, North America, and key Asian markets, based on our full transparency in starting materials and trace-level impurity documentation.
Having a pilot plant on site gives us more flexibility than most. We produce small custom runs for creative R&D projects, dialling in ratios to coax specific aromatic nuances—some clients want the leafy, slightly tart initial impact; others want more of the creamy pear finish. Unlike mass-market resellers, we tweak process conditions ourselves, so our partners receive exactly the aroma they envision with the scent profile matching their target benchmarks.
During thick summer heat, some esters wilt or lose potency, but this one keeps its bright green lift in both water-based and alcohol-based systems. Our internal panel tests show a stable, intense top note over months—key for shelf life in finished products. In fabric and laundry care, the ester creates a green-lawn freshness that lasts from pour to dry-down. In fine fragrance, it acts as a lifter in apple and fig accords, standing up under both amber-heavy and ozone-inspired compositions. Its volatility matches perfectly with other aldehydic and fruity top notes, performing consistently even after long-term storage or shipping across continents.
Here, quality isn’t just lab specs. Batch by batch, we sample headspace for off-aromas or atypical color changes that indicate a blip in process conditions. We work tightly with supply chain partners, tracing every feedstock back to its harvest to guarantee product consistency and food safety. In-house GC-MS and FTIR fingerprint every run. This approach means a chemist or flavorist can rely on our drums for predictable R&D work, without surprises during blend scale-up. Our staff, many of whom have worked here over a decade, notice any deviation and halt the line to address it in real time.
In our line, purity isn’t a checkbox—it’s the essence of what customers experience. Subtle differences in starting materials show up on the nose, especially with green notes. We work hard to avoid cheap synthetic shortcuts, which often sneak in off-notes that can ruin a fragrance or confuse a flavor. With years spent honing both the chemistry and the sourcing, we guarantee a clean, full-spectrum green aroma, delivered in whatever quantity our clients require—whether that’s a kilo sample or multiple tons bound for global production runs.
Some brands market “natural” green notes, but sourcing at scale proves challenging. Extracting the same molecule from fresh leaves or fruit generates sky-high cost, unreliable supply, and issues of shelf life. After years of bench trials and commercial-scale reactions, our team found that our carefully synthesized Cis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate matches analytic and sensory benchmarks set by naturally derived equivalent, delivering aroma and performance with none of the variation or spoilage risk of the harvest cycle.
Over the last five years, our engineers tackled the challenge of reducing solvent use and energy during synthesis. We’ve retrofitted reactors for improved temperature control, allowing cleaner esterification with fewer byproducts. As a result, waste neutralization steps now run faster and more safely, and our solvents recover at higher yields for reuse onsite. Each improvement drives down the environmental impact, cuts operational costs, and stabilizes product pricing—real gains felt by both our plant workers and end customers.
Running our own facilities in multiple regions lets us guarantee lead times, even when global logistics grow unpredictable. We maintain safety stock in climate-controlled warehouses close to key shipping hubs, reducing transit risks and protecting the sensitive green profile. This network grew from requests of multinational clients demanding the same quality and character across different production geographies, and from smaller craft perfumers who want a trusted origin for their creative batches.
From day one, our technical team seeks direct feedback from perfumers and flavorists. After deliveries, we analyze how the product performs in the end application, not just in our lab. This allows ongoing upgrades; we often tweak subtle parameters to give our clients an even more vibrant or persistent effect. For new clients, experts from our plant visit customers’ sites to troubleshoot, share insight about process conditions, and offer formulation tips built on real-world results, not just theoretical recommendations.
Every region presents different regulatory expectations. Because we manage synthesis from the ground up, full ingredient traceability comes standard. For companies seeking certification under ISO standards or third-party “clean label” guidelines, our documentation spans from raw material procurement through finished product delivery. Our safety team compiles regular Dossier and Risk Assessment updates, using both in-house toxicology studies and independent reviews. This way, companies leveraging our ester in food or personal care can support their claims with credible, transparent data.
Some customers worry about the vulnerability of aroma ingredients over time—oxidation, discoloration, or subtle changes in headspace. We tackled this early, moving to nitrogen-inerted filling and specialty liners that prevent exchange with air. In accelerated aging tests, our product maintains its grassy-fresh aroma well beyond industry average. To protect against fraud or ingredient swapping seen in some supply chains, we provide supporting chromatograms and stable isotope ratio data, proving both content and origin.
Most manufacturers know the pressures of price volatility and shifting consumer demands. In our experience, the more we can control raw material sources, optimize energy use, and improve product handling, the more we buffer clients from market shocks. Over recent years, surges in transportation cost and raw inputs impacted many, but by investing in process efficiency and better feedstock relationships, we’ve kept pricing competitive without sacrificing aroma quality or traceability.
Running a chemical plant teaches humility and respect for continual improvement. We sponsor staff research into new greener production methods, safety training, and on-the-job skill building. Plant teams test incremental tweaks every quarter, logging results and sharing findings across our sites. Lessons from a challenging batch or a novel reaction path often spark larger innovations. Because we keep everything in-house from synthesis to analytical review, we recognize subtle signals other producers might miss. These improvements go directly back into making a more consistent, safer, and higher-performing Cis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate, so every customer benefits.
No two production runs are ever identical, so our hands-on involvement ensures product consistency year to year, batch to batch. Customers value open communication during scale-up, and we always provide swift answers to technical questions about application, interaction with other aroma materials, or regulatory changes. This open-door policy comes from years of shared problem-solving with formulators, food technologists, and perfumers who stretch our chemistry in new directions. Just as importantly, we pursue better working environments for our team, fostering a knowledge-driven plant culture that keeps safety, quality, and sustainability at the forefront every day.
Global markets ask for aroma chemicals that keep up with new consumer priorities: transparency, renewable origin, and functional performance. Cis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate stands as a showcase of what considered manufacturing, direct sourcing, and technical know-how can accomplish. As the fields of synthetic biology and green chemistry advance, we explore partnerships and in-house R&D to bring new generations of aroma esters to market, building on the lessons learned over decades of hands-on production.
Being on the manufacturing floor offers a view not available to brokers or traders. Every improvement, from streamlining raw input procurement to upgrading the distillation columns for sharper separation, reflects years of watching, testing, and learning the peculiarities of Cis-3-Hexenyl 2-Methylbutanoate chemistry. It's a story of incremental gains, carried by teams who care about both the aromatic result and the environmental impact. In this field, no shortcut delivers the bright, leafy aroma customers expect—only attention, reliable process, and quality materials succeed in satisfying today’s discerning buyer.