Cajuput Oil

Description Cajuput Oil is extracted by steam distillation from twigs and leaves of Melaleuca cajuputi Country of Origin : Indonesia Common Name : Kayu Putih (Indonesia), Cajuput (English) Botanical Name : Melaleuca cajuputi Plant Part Used :Twigs and leaves CAS# : 8008-98-8 FEMA# : 2225 ANALYTICAL/PHYSICAL Odor Characteristic cajuput oil Color/Appearance : Colorless to yellowish green oil Specific Gravity at 20 C 0.900 - 0.930 Refractive Index nD20 1.450 - 1.470 Optical Rotation (-)4 to 0 Solubility Soluble in alcohol Compound Cineole min 50-65% Alpha Pinene Max 3% Alpha Terpineole Max 10% Flash Point n/a METHOD Food Chemical Codex (FCC) STABILITY AND STORAGE 24 Months when stored properly on the following conditions: Recommended storage temperature: 20-32 C Keep in tighly closed container Keep in dry and airy place with no direct sunlight exposure

CAS No. / FEMA No - 8008-98-8 / 2225 PART OF PLANT USED - Leaf

Cajuput Oil is produced from its distilled leaves and branches. Distillation of Cajuput Oil on Buru Island is mostly done by local people in traditional ways. According to one count, the national pharmaceutical industry requires 3,500 tons of Cajuput Oil per year. Meanwhile, national production is only able to meet 400 tons. That is, in the country the need for Cajuput Oil is still very large, reported from https://indonesia.go.id. In the world, the main producing centers for Cajuput Oil are Indonesia and Vietnam. Standard specifications of Cajuput Oil International Value / grade specifications Clear color to greenish yellow Typical Cajuput Oil Smell Specific weights 20 ° C / 20 ° C 0,900-0,930 Refractive index of 1,450-1,470 Solubility in ethanol 70% 1: 1 to 1:10 clear Optical rotation (-40) - (00) Cineol content 50% - 65%

Cajeput is a small tree with an erect but crooked trunk; a soft, thick, spongy, whitish, ash-colored bark; and scattered branches, with the slender twigs often drooping as completely as in the weeping willow (Salix Babylonica). cajuput oil cools down the body and helps with infections such as colds, laryngitis and bronchitis. It is also helpful for asthma, sinusitis and a sore throat.

Cajuput Oil App : greenish Odor : smell terpene SG : 0.9036 ( NC, 0.9050 .. 0.9250 ) RI : 1.4713 ( NC, 1.4470 .. 1.4710 ) OR : -3.60 ( -5.0 � +5.0 ) GC : berbeda dengan exsiting Cineol 45.90 ; alpha pinen 5.11 Tidak terdeteksi HG Terdapat kandungan β pinen, Terpene, Terpineol dan Terpinene

Eucalyptus oil (cajuput oil, oleum-melaleuca-cajeputi, or oleum cajeputi) is produced from distilling the leaves and twigs of eucalyptus (M. leucadendra) which is a secondary metabolite produced by this tree. This essential oil is used as a medicinal oil, can be consumed orally (drink) or, more commonly, rubbed onto parts of the body. Its benefits are as a body warmer, muscle relaxant, and preventing flatulence. This oil contains mainly eucalyptol (1,8-cineol) (the most abundant component, about 60% , �±-terpineol and its acetate ester, �±-pinene, and limonene.

Cajuput essential oil is made from distilled leaves and branches of cajeput trees. A subtype of the melaleuca tree, cajeput is indigenous to tropical regions in Australia and Southeast Asia. Cajeput also goes by the names of cajuput, kajuput, melaleuca cajuputi, and minyak kayu putih. The oil is primarily known for its antiseptic and analgesic qualities, and is also considered an anti-inflammatory, which is sometimes used to help treat minor skin wounds, colds, and inflammatory skin diseases. Despite its use as a natural product, cajeput oil can be as strong as traditional medication. Like all essential oils, it should be diluted in a carrier oil before applying it to your skin.

Eucalyptus oil 100% pure, cineol content 62% more, fresh and clean aroma

Cajuput oil is a volatile oil obtained by distillation from the leaves of the myrtaceous trees Melaleuca cajuputi. The majority of the oil is produced on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi. The name cajeput is derived from its Indonesian name, kayu putih or "white wood".