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01/03/2023

Nonyne (CAS 3452-09-3) is a hydrocarbon molecule with the chemical formula C9H18. It is an alkene, which means it contains a carbon-carbon double bond.

Nonyne is a clear, colorless liquid at room temperature, with a boiling point of 163-164°C (325-327°F) and a melting point of -99.5°C (-147°F). It is insoluble in water but soluble in organic solvents such as ethanol, ether, and benzene.

Nonyne is primarily used in the chemical industry as a building block for the synthesis of other chemicals. It can be used as a monomer in the production of polymers, such as polyolefins, and as a starting material for the synthesis of specialty chemicals, such as flavors and fragrances.

While nonyne is generally considered to be low in toxicity, it is still important to handle it with care and take appropriate safety precautions when working with it. It can be irritating to the skin, eyes, and respiratory system if it is inhaled or comes into contact with the skin or eyes.

Nonyne it is primarily used as a fragrance ingredient in perfumes and personal care products. Here are some of its uses in the fragrance industry:

- Perfumes and Colognes: Nonyne is used in perfumes and colognes due to its strong and long-lasting scent. It is used as a top, middle or base note depending on the desired fragrance profile.
- Body Sprays: Nonyne is also used in body sprays and mists for a refreshing and long-lasting fragrance.
- Shower Gels and Soaps: Nonyne is often used in shower gels and soaps to provide a pleasant fragrance and enhance the overall sensory experience.
- Air Fresheners: Nonyne is also used in air fresheners and room sprays to provide a pleasant and refreshing scent.
- Aromatherapy Products: Nonyne is used in aromatherapy products such as candles, diffusers, and essential oils due to its strong and pleasant fragrance.

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27/02/2023

Nowadays, many products and materials are developed with the goal of reducing, neutralizing or masking unpleasant odors that we encounter in our daily lives. However, for these technologies to gain the trust of future consumers, they must demonstrate their effectiveness.

The effectiveness of these technologies is largely determined by the source of the odor itself. Testing with REAL ODOURS can be difficult to repeat and can lead to non-comparable results.

To address this issue, Sensenet can analyze the key chemical components of a variety of typical malodors and create synthetic malodor mixtures that contain the essential constituents necessary to reproduce the odor perception.

While these mixtures cannot fully replicate the complex mixture of odorants found in real odors, they do contain a mixture of major odor components for each type of odor. Testing with these mixtures allows for the demonstration of a product's ability to reduce the perception of key odorants from a variety of chemical groups.

Sensenet offers product performance testing through sensory analysis, molecular assessment, or a combination of the two. With Sensenet's expertise, businesses can confidently promote their odor-reducing technologies and attract consumers seeking a solution to unpleasant odors.

Find out more about Synthetic Malodour: https://www.sensenet.net/synthetic-malodour/

Many products or materials developed today aim to reduce, neutralise or even mask the unpleasant odours of everyday life. The technologies developed must demonstrate their effectiveness in order to support the claims that will attract future consumers. A key variable in assessing the effectiveness o...

22/02/2023

Here are some interesting facts about testing odors for product improvement:

- Odor testing is used in a variety of industries, including food and beverage, cosmetics, and cleaning products, to improve the sensory experience of products.
- The human nose can detect thousands of different odors, making it a valuable tool for evaluating product quality and identifying defects.
- Sensory panels, composed of trained evaluators, are often used to test the odor of products. They provide subjective evaluations of the quality of an odor and can help identify variations in odor from batch to batch.
- Odor testing can also be performed using electronic noses, which use sensors to detect and analyze odors. Electronic noses can be programmed to identify specific odors and can be useful in product quality control.
- In the fragrance industry, gas chromatography-olfactometry (GC-O) is used to separate and identify individual odor compounds in a fragrance. This technique helps perfumers and flavorists create complex and nuanced scents.
- Odor testing can also be used in product development to assess the effectiveness of odor-masking agents or to evaluate the impact of different manufacturing processes on the odor of a product.
- The use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning is becoming increasingly common in odor testing. These technologies can help identify patterns and trends in odor data and can be used to predict how consumers will respond to a product.

If you have any questions don’t hesitate to get in touch with us contact@sensenet.net or www.sensenet.net

20/02/2023

4-vinylguaiacol is a chemical compound with the molecular formula C9H10O2. Its CAS number is 7786-61-0. The compound is an organic, colorless to pale yellow liquid with a sweet, spicy odor.

4-vinylguaiacol is used in the production of flavorings and fragrances, particularly in the food and beverage industry. It is known for its characteristic spicy and clove-like flavor and aroma. It can be found in products such as alcoholic beverages, baked goods, and meat products.

The compound can be synthesized through various methods, including the reaction of guaiacol with acetylene or vinyl chloride, or through the pyrolysis of vanillin. It is important to handle 4-vinylguaiacol with care, as it can be a skin and eye irritant and is flammable.

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15/02/2023

Were you unable to attend our Odour Tech'days event or were you in a different time zone? No need to worry! We've got you covered with a replay of the event.

Discover how Odor Testing can benefit your business: Join our On Demand Webinar led by Experts! Gain valuable knowledge from top industry leaders as they discuss how to maximize the potential of odor testing to enhance your products.

Sign up today to elevate your understanding and gain an advantage in the marketplace.

Available on demand, any time for 7 days, 3 replays sessions, according to the 3 themes discussed during the event:
📍Session 1: Ingredients, products and olfactive quality control
📍Session 2: Odour claims : methods and interests
📍Session 3: From active ingredient to the finished product, overview of evaluation methods for antiperspirants and deodorants.

You can register for individual sessions or for all three.

➡️ Registration and information available here: https://lnkd.in/ddZwezuR

08/02/2023

Transform Your Automotive Experience with SENSENET - The Ultimate Solution for Thorough Automotive Odour Testing.
Our team of experts will thoroughly evaluate your vehicle’s interior and determine its overall odour character, giving you the valuable insights you need to enhance or eliminate the sensory experience for your customers.

With our cutting-edge molecular odour testing technology, you can trust that your results will be accurate and reliable.
See the difference for yourself with a quick look at our case studies at https://www.sensenet.net/automotive-odour-case-studies/

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Our automotive odour testing is thorough and comprehensive. We will evaluate the whole vehicle interior, to determine the overall odour character of the vehicle.

30/01/2023

📢Did you miss our Odour tech'days? Were you in a different time zone?

Don't panic, we have prepared a replay for you!

3 replays accessible according to the 3 themes discussed during the event:
📍Ingredients, products and olfactive quality control
📍Odour claims : methods and interests
📍From active ingredient to the finished product, overview of evaluation methods for antiperspirants and deodorants.

➡️ Registration and information available here: https://www.sensenet.net/sensenet-online-odour-tech-days/

19/01/2023

SENSENET Odour Tech Days has come to an end, two days of LIVE experience and knowledge sharing from our experts and partners at Microfactory and MTC covering "Ingredients, products and olfactive quality control", "ODOUR claims: methods and interests" and "Evaluation methods for antIperspirants and deodorants", everyone had the opportunity to discover the technologies and procedures involved in the science of odour testing, practical case studies and projects from a wide area of product manufacturing.

Sensenet Team would like to thank everyone that attended Odour Tech Days Workshop. We hope you had an interesting experience, and we look forward to seeing you in the future.

11/01/2023

Our expert, Rajal Shinkre, Director at Odournet India will speak on the odour reduction performance of health products at the first edition of Incontrol on 20th January 2023 at New Delhi.

More info at https://bch.in/events/

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10/01/2023

📢 Only 7 days left until our Odour tech'days.

There is still time to join us!

➡️ Registration and full programme available here: https://www.sensenet.net/sensenet-online-odour-tech-days/

09/01/2023

🆕 Sensenet Odour tech’days

Next 18th January, don't miss the intervention of Monti from Microfactory !

Fabrice will present an innovative tool for the evaluation of the efficiency of antiperspirant products, and how in vitro evaluation upstream of the product development chain can support the optimisation of antiperspirants research and development process.

↪️The full programme of our Odour tech'days is available here: https://www.sensenet.net/sensenet-online-odour-tech-days/

06/01/2023

🆕 Sensenet Odour tech’days

Join us on 18th January for the second day of our Odour Tech'days 2023.

This second day will be fully dedicated to the evaluation of and products.

We will welcome 2 guests and partners:
· Monti from who will present an in-vitro methodology to measure the efficiency of antiperspirant products,
· Jorg Brûnke from MTC who will deep dive into the microbiological world behind body odours

Our Sensenet experts Le Ponner, Douguet and Naik will present in-vivo methods for evaluating these products.

Finally, we will be delighted to share with you some feedback from our customers following projects carried out in our laboratory and in particular testimonials of Vallecillo from the company biotech and Lenderyou from .

We look forward to seeing you there!

➡️ Registration and full programme available here: https://www.sensenet.net/sensenet-online-odour-tech-days/

05/01/2023

🆕 Sensenet Odour tech’days

Join us on 17th January for the first day of our Odour Tech'days 2023.

This first day will focus on 2 themes:
· Ingredients, products and olfactive quality
· Odour claims: Methods and interests

Presentations and case studies will concern a wide range of sectors such as:

Our experts Shinkre Guimaraes Villatoro Douguet Le Ponner Tournier will answer all your questions after their presentation.

This first day will be closed by a special guest session with Chadzynski who will talk about Fragrance design but also Aromachology.

We look forward to seeing you there !

➡️ Registration and full programme available here: https://www.sensenet.net/sensenet-online-odour-tech-days/

23/12/2022

Happy Holidays!

08/12/2022

🆕 Sensenet Odour Tech’days

Some wounds, such as cancerous or tumorous wounds, can be highly odorous. Aerobic and anaerobic bacteria harboured in the necrotic wound tissue emit volatile organic odour compounds, such as putrescine and cadaverine.

To improve the quality of life of treated patients, the healthcare industry is constantly researching and developing innovations to limit these odours. In particular, dressings containing odour-reducing technologies are emerging on the market.🩹

Our expert Tournier will explain the methodologies available to evaluate the effectiveness of these devices during a presentation at our next Odour tech'days.

Join us on Tuesday 17 January at 3pm to learn more about the subject!

↪️The full programme of our Odour tech'days is available here: https://www.sensenet.net/sensenet-online-odour-tech-days/

01/12/2022

🆕 Sensenet Odour Tech’days

To learn more about the in-vivo evaluation of deodorant and anti-perspirant products, join our experts and on January 18th for the second day of our Odour tech'days!

They will detail the methodologies needed to support the claims of these products.

↪️The full programme of our Odour tech'days is available here: https://www.sensenet.net/sensenet-online-odour-tech-days/

25/11/2022

🆕 Sensenet Odour tech’days

Today, materials for interior design and decoration are widely scrutinized. First of all for air quality reasons, but also for olfactory comfort.

Therefore, sensory analysis can be an indispensable tool to evaluate the perception of paint and to compare the development of new formulations with existing products.
This is on the condition that an experimental protocol is developed that is as close as possible to the actual use of these products.

Yanko Guimaraes, our expert from Sensenet Brazil, will present a case study on testing paint odour with three panel composition, on Tuesday, 17th January 2023

↪️ The full programme of our Odour tech'days is available here: https://www.sensenet.net/sensenet-online-odour-tech-days/

15/11/2022

🆕 Sensenet Odour tech’days

We are delighted to have Chadzynski at our upcoming Odour tech’days.

Aleksandra has more than 20 years of professional experience in leading fragrance houses and specialises in product development where fragrance plays a key role.

She is a perfume designer who creates the olfactory signatures of brands and a perfume profiler who identifies people’s preferences in fragrances.

More recently Aleksandra has trained herself in aromachology. She is carefully selecting essential oils with high vibrating power when developing fragrances for brands. Scents that bring emotions and memories.

On January 17th, Aleksandra will explain this new approach in an interview.

↪️The full programme of our Odour tech’days is available here: https://www.sensenet.net/sensenet-online-odour-tech-days/