Artificial food flavor used chemicals
Artificial flavors get their characteristic odor from various compounds, particularly esters—chemical compounds formed by the chemical reaction of an alcohol with a carboxylic acid.
Artificial flavors get their characteristic odor from various compounds, particularly esters—chemical compounds formed by the chemical reaction of an alcohol with a carboxylic acid.
- Pine apple - Ethyl butyrate
- Apple - Buyl acetate
- Banana - Amyl acetate
- Orange - Octyl acetate
- Honey - Methyl phenyl acetate
- Grape - Ethyl heptanoate
- Pear - Pentyl butanoate
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