acyclic
name structure comment uses
linaol (coriander oil)   *easily isomerize to geraniol by organic acids *oxidation ( chromic acid)give citral (perfumes from coriander oil)) *hydrated to terpine hydrate by 5%H2So4  (monohydroxy or dihydroxy) *it is tertiary alc  
Geraniol (in geranium oil) *trans form isomer of linalol (1ry alc)  Geraniol :*same reaction as linalol (oxdn give citral & conc acid make cylization (diterpentene) & 5%H2so4 give hydrate ,separated from nerol by Cacl2 give crystals (insol in ether or benzene and easily decomposed by water to liberate geraniol) e geraniol and not nerol *nerol is more stable (less stearic hinderance)  
nerol (neroli oil) *cis form of linalol 1ry alc  
citronellol   in rose oil and citronella oil perfume
alicyclic monoterpene alc
monocyclic monoterpine alc
menthol (pippermint oil of mentha piperita   *isolationby cooling oil >form crystals (fractional crystallization at dii low temps} * -ve fecl3 test *prepared from semisynthetic as pulegol or pulegone by reduction or by piperitol or piperitone * 1-food flavor 2-antispasmodic 3-prevent calculi formation 
carveol (caraway seed oil)   *oxdn of carveol by chromic acid give carvone *a product of auto-oxidation of d-limonene  
Terpineols (a,b,g)   *a-terpene is the only natural *prepared from a or b pinene>acidification>dipentene >hydration by 60%H2so4 >terpin >dehydration give a or b terpineol *a-terpineol under acidic conditions esp H2so4 addn >linkage bet oH & = give (cineol)=eucalyptus oil (eucalyptol) form adduct e H3po4 solid adduct of cineol phosphate under unhydrus condition so from terpintine oil (pine oil) can obtain eucalyptus oil perfume industry
bicyclic monoterpines
Borneol (Dryobalanops camphora ) indogenous to sumatra & Borneo   *Borneol is natural and iso borneol is not *borneol(alc) by oxdn give camphor (ketone) so they are present in mix (how to separate?) *to separate borneol from iso use HPLC and to purify borneol from iso convert iso to solid H.C camphene by heat e ZnCl2 in benzene or other dehydrating agent .  
sabinol   *in pinaceae  
thujyl alc   *in thuja oil  
Sesquiterpene alc
Partheniol (Parthnium argenatum) (guayle)     1-antitermite 2-fungistatic
Eudesmol a,b, g (b in mastic gum and myrrh)   * b uses 1-treatment of peptic ulcer 2-anticholine esterase (organophosphorus poisoning) 3-antiepleptic 4-neuromuscular blocker *a-eudesmol 1-Ca channel blocker =antihypertensive 2-neurogenic vasodilation 3-migrain *other biologically active eudesmanoids :santonin =anthelmintic ,Argentone /carissone /panellon =antifungal
Elemol (cymbopogon proximus) proximol in market   *total ext. has activity more than individual components *it is monocyclic sesquiterpene  
a-santalol   *tricyclic sesquiterpenes *from sandal wood  
Globulol   *tricyclic *from eucalyptus globulus  
cedrol   *tricyclic *from pinnaceae  
Aromatic alcohols
Benzyl alc (oil of jasmin)   *isolated by dehydration using anhyrrous Cacl2 1-lacal anaethetic 2-fixative and diluents in perfumary
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