Why Musk Ambrette Was Used in Agarbatti
1. Strong Musk Aroma
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Warm, sweet, powdery musk smell
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Blends beautifully with:
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Sandalwood
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Rose
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Jasmine
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Halmaddi (Tree resin)
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2. Excellent Fixative
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Helps fragrance last longer after burning
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Gives incense a “rounded” body note
3. High Heat Stability
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Does not evaporate quickly during burning
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Good for masala, flora, and charcoal-based agarbattis
4. Low Cost
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Was cheaper than natural musks
Physical Properties
A. Appearance & Odor
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Appearance: Pale yellow to white crystalline solid
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Odor: Sweet, powdery, musky
B. Thermal Data
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Melting Point: 83–86 °C
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Decomposes on heating (no true boiling point)
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Flash Point: > 200 °C
C. Solubility & Stability
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Water Solubility: Very low
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Soluble in: Alcohols, oils
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Stability: Sensitive to light (photodegradation)
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Vapor Pressure: Very low
D. Density
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Approx. 1.28 g/cm³
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