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science/benzaldehyde

sous le nom: benzaldehyde

auteur ou autrice (chaîne): William H. Brown

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benzaldeide

sous le nom: benzaldeide

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1875158

sous le nom: БЕНЗАЛЬДЕГИД

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numéro Beilstein
471223[10]
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InChI
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CAMEO Chemicals ID
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17169[1][18]

lien de concordance: équivalence exacte

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benzaldehyd

lien de concordance: équivalence exacte

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sh85013226[20]

sous le nom: Benzaldehyde

identifiant KNApSAcK
UMLS CUI
numéro JECFA
numéro FL
05.013[22]
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29122100
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se yon

type d'entité chimique

sou-klas

benzaldehyde

pati nan

benzaldehyde dehydrogenase (NADP+) activity[26]
benzaldehyde dehydrogenase (NAD+) activity[26]
mandelonitrile lyase activity[26]
benzoin aldolase activity[26]
phenylserine aldolase activity[26]
benzoylformate decarboxylase activity[26]

structure chimique

modèle moléculaire

penn: modèle compact

penn: modèle moléculaire boules-bâtonnets

masse

106,042 unité de masse atomique unifiée[27]

formule chimique

C₇H₆O[11]

SMILES canonique

C1=CC=C(C=C1)C=O[11]

énergie d'ionisation

9,49 électronvolt[28]

rang dans la série: 1

masse volumique

1,0415 gramme par centimètre cube

point de fusion

−26 Degre Sèlsiyis[28]

point d'ébullition

179,05 Degre Sèlsiyis[28]

pression: 101,325 kilopascal

point d'éclair

62 Degre Sèlsiyis

classification et étiquetage de sécurité

NFPA 704: Standard System for the Identification of the Hazards of Materials for Emergency Response

code NFPA spécial: aucune valeur

code NFPA santé: 2

code NFPA feu: 2

code NFPA réactivité: 1

trouvé dans le taxon

Aniba riparia[29]
Decalepis hamiltonii[30]
Tanacetum parthenium[31]
Perilla frutescens[35][36][37][38][39]
Robinia pseudoacacia[40]
amandier[41]
Aniba canelilla[46]
Paeonia anomala[47]
Laurier de Californie[48]
figuier de Barbarie[53]
rooibos[54]
Pivoine de Chine[55][56]
Cinnamomum sieboldii[58]
Inula racemosa[59]
Botrytis cinerea[60]
Amauris echeria[61]
réglisse[62][63]
Thapsia garganica[64]
litchi[65]
Vitis rotundifolia[66][67]
Daphne odora[69]
Artemisia sericea[74][75]
Swertia japonica[76]
Prunellier[83]
Laggera alata[84]
pâquerette[85]
Perilla frutescens var. hirtella[86]
Gossypium hirsutum[87]
Capsicum annuum[89][90]
Monosis parishii[91]
Curio articulatus[92]
Sauge sclarée[93]
bois-joli[94]
Solanum stuckertii[95]
Solanum incisum[95]
Gymnodinium nagasakiense[96]
Plumeria rubra[97]
Festuca arundinacea[99]
Noyer noir[101][102]
Xylopia aromatica[103]
Nashi[104]
Pimenta racemosa[105]
Myrcianthes fragrans[106]
Agastache foeniculum[107]
Mangoustanier[108]
Aster scaber[109]
Alpinia latilabris[110]
Polyporus tuberaster[111]
Geum heterocarpum[112]
Tricholoma inamoenum[113]
Cinnamomum parthenoxylon[114]
Aesculus hippocastanum[115]
Satyre puant[116][117]
Polygala senega[118]
Agaricus smithii[119]
Cinnamomum osmophloeum[121]
Leptogenys processionalis[123]
Pogonomyrmex rugosus[123]
Maca[124]
Triticum aestivum[126]
Phyla nodiflora[127]
Vaccinium ashei[128]
Asaret du Canada[130]
Physarum polycephalum[117]
Ophrys araignée[132]
chicorée endive[133]
Ylang-ylang[134]
Zieria compacta[136]
Zieria cytisoides[136]
Zieria laevigata[136]
Zieria laxiflora[136]
Simicratea welwitschii[137]
potiron[138]
Achillea abrotanoides[139]
Micromeria sinaica[141]
Brassica campestris[142][142][142]
Moutarde brune[142][142][142]
Moutarde noire[142][142][142]
Sinapis alba[142][142][142]
Castanopsis cuspidata[143]
Nepeta nepetella[144]
Prunus cerasus[145]
Aronia melanocarpa[146]
Hoffmannia strigillosa[147]
Rosa taiwanensis[148]
Linaria vulgaris[149]
Macrococculus pomiferus[150]
Pleurotus ostreatus[151]
Rosa gallica[152]
Rosa ×damascena[152]
Prunus myrtifolia[153]
bleuet à feuilles étroites[154]
Arctium lappa[156]
Cédronelle[157]
Artemisia capillaris[158]
Elsholtzia blanda[159]
Elsholtzia fruticosa[160]
Eucalyptus camaldulensis[161]
Mélisse[162]
Ocimum gratissimum[163]
Centaurea armena[164]
Centaurea sessilis[164]
Citrus reticulata[165]
julienne des dames[166]
Marsupella emarginata[167]
Nicotiana alata[168]
Nicotiana langsdorffii[168]
Rhodiola rosea[170]
Agaricus bisporus[171]
Centaurea involucrata[172]
Medicago sativa[173]
Mosla chinensis[174]
Pimpinella anisum[175]
canneberge à gros fruits[176]
Eucalyptus[177]
Alliaire officinale[178]
Streptomyces ansochromogenes[179]
Santolina corsica[180]
Melaleuca leucadendra[181]
Nymphaea lasiophylla[182]
Laminaria japonica[183]
Clinopodium barbatum[184]
Citrus × paradisi[165]
airelle rouge[185]
Cnicus benedictus[186]
Eucalyptus cladocalyx[187]
Eucalyptus saligna[188]
Eucalyptus punctata[188]
Mangifera indica[190][191]
houblon[192]
Garcinia dulcis[193]
Arabidopsis thaliana[194]
Murraya paniculata[199]
Amélanchier à feuilles d'aulne[203]
Couroupita guianensis[204]
Mimusops elengi[205]
Chardon béni[186]
Karenia mikimotoi[96]
Citrus deliciosa[165]
Vaccinium virgatum[128]
Vaccinium corymbosum[128]
Cannelier de Ceylan[49][51][52][50]
Centaurea oltensis[164]
pommier domestique[210]
Uvariopsis tripetala[212]
Clinopodium suaveolens[213]
merisier[41]
Lucensosergia lucens[214]
Prunus padus[215]
Artemisia ammaniana[74][75]
Festuca rubra[99]
Scleromitrion diffusum[216]
Malus domestica[210]
Tricholoma matsutake[217]

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Grande Encyclopédie soviétique

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Petit Dictionnaire encyclopédique Brockhaus-Efron

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Dictionnaire encyclopédique Brockhaus et Efron

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Grande Encyclopédie soviétique

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Meyers Konversations-Lexikon, 4e édition (1885–1890)

affirmation détaillée dans: Q112770726

XIe édition de l'Encyclopædia Britannica

affirmation détaillée dans: 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Benzaldehyde

caractérisé par

amertume[218]

rôle du sujet

exhausteur de goût[219]

catégorie Commons

Benzaldehyde

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  183. Chemical Composition and Antioxidant and Antibacterial Activities of an Essential Oil Extracted from an Edible Seaweed, Laminaria japonica L.
  184. The Essential Oil ofMicromeria fruticosa(L.) Druce subsp.barbata(Boiss et. Ky.), P. H. Davis
  185. The Aroma of Cranberries. I. Vaccinium vitis-idaea L..
  186. 186,0 et 186,1 CONSTITUTION ET PROPRIETES ANTIBACTERIENNES DE L'HUILE ESSENTIELLE DECNICUS BENEDICTUS
  187. Antimicrobial activity of eucalyptus oils
  188. 188,0 et 188,1 Essential Oils of Twenty-sevenEucalyptusSpecies Grown in Morocco
  189. Conversion of methylglyoxal to acetol by Escherichia coli aldo-keto reductases
  190. Volatile components from mango (Mangifera indica L.) cultivars
  191. Glycosidically-bound aroma volatile compounds in the skin and pulp of ‘Kensington Pride’ mango fruit at different stages of maturity
  192. Rapid Differentiation of Chinese Hops Varieties (Humulus lupulus) Using Volatile Fingerprinting by HS-SPME-GC-MS Combined with Multivariate Statistical Analysis
  193. Volatile constituents of fruits of Garcinia dulcis Kurz. from Cuba
  194. Characterization of two novel aldo-keto reductases from Arabidopsis: expression patterns, broad substrate specificity, and an open active-site structure suggest a role in toxicant metabolism following stress
  195. Chemical characterization and genetic relationships among Ocimum basilicum L. cultivars
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  197. Chemical composition of commercial cold-pressed pomegranate (Punica granatum) seed oil from Turkey and Israel, and the use of bioactive compounds for samples’ origin preliminary discrimination
  198. Volatile organic compounds in the aril juices and seeds from selected five pomegranate (Punica granatum L.) cultivars
  199. Seasonal and diel variations in scent composition of ephemeral Murraya paniculata (Linn.) Jack flowers are contributed by separate volatile components
  200. Comparison of different extraction methods: steam distillation, simultaneous distillation and extraction and headspace co-distillation, used for the analysis of the volatile components in aged flue-cured tobacco leaves
  201. Extraction of essential oil from discarded tobacco leaves by solvent extraction and steam distillation, and identification of its chemical composition
  202. Different reactions of potato varieties to infection by potato leafroll virus, and associated responses by its vector, Myzus persicae (Sulzer).
  203. Benzaldehyde, a Major Aroma Component of Saskatoon Berries
  204. Volatile Constituents of Couroupita guianensis Aubl. Flowers
  205. Volatile Components of Mimusops elengi L. Flowers
  206. Composition of the Leaf and Root Oils of Eryngium foetidum L.
  207. The molecular bases of floral scent evolution under artificial selection: insights from a transcriptome analysis in Brassica rapa.
  208. Heritability of floral volatiles and pleiotropic responses to artificial selection in Brassica rapa.
  209. The effects of becoming taller: direct and pleiotropic effects of artificial selection on plant height in Brassica rapa.
  210. 210,0 et 210,1 Headspace and essential oil analysis of apple flowers
  211. Studies of aroma constituents bound as glycosides in tomato
  212. Volatile Oil Constituents of Dennettia tripetala
  213. Composition of the Volatile Oil from Acinos suaveolens
  214. Volatile Components ofSergia lucensand Its Fermented Product
  215. Volatile Constituents of European Bird Cherry Flowers (Padus aviumMill.)
  216. Composition of the Essential Oil of Hedyotis diffusa Willd.
  217. Volatile flavor compounds of Matsutake-Tricholomam atsutake (Ito et Imai) Sing.
  218. BitterDB
  219. ChEBI, 35617