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• Aroma

  Used in flavor compositions where lower volatility and improved stability towards air (oxygen) is desirable, and Benzaldehyde as such seems too volatile and unstable.
  Benzaldehyde glycrol acetal will liberate Benzaldehyde under influence of heat, water or mild acid, conditions which frequently exist in functional products containing artificial flavor.
  Benzaldehyde glycrol acetal itself has a very faint odor, barely reminiscent of Bitter Almond. Soluble in alcohol and oils.
  Used in fruit flavors, imitation Almond, Cherry, Nut, etc. in concentrations equal to 100 ppm in the finished consumer product.
  Chewing gum may contain up to 800 ppm of the acetal. Chewing gum is the most common outlet for this acetal.;

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