celery seed concrete

Celery seed concrete is an organic extract derived from the seeds of Apium graveolens. It appears as a viscous, dense material and is characterized by a pronounced herbal odor reminiscent of fresh celery. This concrete is also identified by several synonyms including apium graveolens seed concrete and celeri graveolens seed concrete. It is frequently used as a fragrance material rather than for flavoring purposes. The compound's chemical composition is linked in controlled chemical vocabularies such as PubChem, providing detailed chemical structure and safety data. Harvesting the seeds of the celery plant provides the raw material for the extraction of this concrete, making it a natural product often utilized in perfumery.

Celery seed concrete naturally occurs in the seeds of the celery plant, Apium graveolens, where it contributes to the characteristic aromatic properties of the plant. Its primary application is as a fragrance agent in various cosmetic and perfumery products due to its distinctive herbal scent. It is important to note that this concrete is not permitted for use as a flavoring substance, as stipulated under IFRA (Global) safety guidelines. Formulators select celery seed concrete specifically for its aromatic qualities rather than culinary applications. Its presence in natural extracts aligns with regulatory frameworks concerning fragrance materials, ensuring appropriate and safe use in consumer products.

Celery seed concrete is a dense, viscous extract rich in organic compounds responsible for its herbal odor profile. The physical characteristics include a thick consistency, which influences its solubility and compatibility in fragrance formulations. Chemically, this concrete contains volatile and semi-volatile constituents that contribute to its stability and scent longevity when used in perfumes. The molecular constituents typically demonstrate moderate volatility at ambient temperatures, making the concrete suitable for imparting sustained aroma effects. Overall, the physico-chemical attributes of celery seed concrete dictate its application primarily as a fragrance material and affect how it blends with other scent components.

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Oral/Parenteral Toxicity:
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Safety in use information

Category:
fragrance agents
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IFRA Code of Practice Notification of the 49th Amendment to the IFRA Code of Practice
Recommendation for celery seed concrete flavor usage levels up to:
	not for flavor use.

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