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Grapefruit Oil
[CAS# 8016-20-4]

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Identification
Classification Food additive >> Food spice >> Natural spice additives
Name Grapefruit Oil
CAS Registry Number 8016-20-4
EC Number 600-007-4
FEMA 2530
Safety Data
Hazard Classification
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HazardClassCategory CodeHazard Statement
Acute hazardous to the aquatic environmentAquatic Acute1H400
Chronic hazardous to the aquatic environmentAquatic Chronic1H410
Aspiration hazardAsp. Tox.1H304
Flammable liquidsFlam. Liq.3H226
Skin irritationSkin Irrit.2H315
Skin sensitizationSkin Sens.1H317
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Grapefruit oil is obtained from the peel of *Citrus × paradisi*, commonly known as grapefruit. The oil is primarily extracted through cold pressing, a method that preserves its volatile components. Its chemical composition is dominated by limonene, which constitutes the majority of the oil, along with smaller amounts of myrcene, α-pinene, sabinene, and linalool. The specific composition varies depending on factors such as the grapefruit variety, geographical location, and extraction conditions.

The use of grapefruit oil has been well documented in the flavor and fragrance industries. Due to its characteristic citrus aroma with fresh, slightly bitter undertones, it is widely used as a flavoring agent in food and beverage products, including soft drinks, candies, and flavored water. Regulatory standards define the permissible limits for its use in consumable products, ensuring consistency and safety in commercial applications.

In the fragrance industry, grapefruit oil is a key component in perfumery, personal care products, and household cleaning solutions. Its high limonene content contributes to its role as a natural fragrance in soaps, shampoos, lotions, and deodorants. It blends well with other citrus, herbal, and floral essential oils, making it a common ingredient in complex fragrance formulations. The oil's stability under controlled conditions supports its widespread use in commercial products.

Industrial applications of grapefruit oil include its use as a natural solvent in cleaning formulations. The high limonene concentration makes it effective in degreasers, adhesive removers, and eco-friendly industrial cleaners. It is used in polymer processing and coatings as an alternative to petroleum-derived solvents. The oil’s compatibility with biodegradable formulations has contributed to its inclusion in environmentally sustainable products.

The extraction, processing, and quality control of grapefruit oil follow established industry standards to ensure consistency in composition, aroma, and stability. Its production is regulated to meet commercial quality benchmarks, making it a reliable ingredient in multiple industries. The continued demand for grapefruit oil across food, fragrance, and industrial applications reflects its well-documented properties and functional versatility.
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