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99% Purity Furfuryl Mercaptan (2-Furylmethyl Mercaptan) for Coffee Aroma Enhancer and Meaty Flavor

Place of Origin China
Brand Name hoyoshee
Certification ISO9001
Model Number HYX-022
Minimum Order Quantity Negotiable
Price Negotiable
Packaging Details 25kg/ Drum
Delivery Time 5-8 working days
Payment Terms L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram
Supply Ability 300 Ton/Month
Product Details
Density 1.132 G/mL At 25 °C(lit.) Melting Point 157.5 °C
Boiling Point 155 °C(lit.) Form Liquid
FEMA 2493 Purity 99%
Color Clear Colorless To Pale Yellow
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Product Description
Direct Manufacture of 2-Furylmethyl Mercaptan CAS 98-02-2
High-purity Furfuryl Mercaptan (99%) for coffee aroma enhancement and meaty flavor applications in food and fragrance industries.
Chemical Specifications
Product Name Furfuryl mercaptan
Synonyms (2-furanyl)methylmercaptan; 2-(mercaptomethyl)furan; 2-furfurylmercaptan; 2-Furfurylthiol; 2-Furylmethyl mercaptan; 2-furylmethylmercaptan; 2-mercaptomethylfuran
CAS Number 98-02-2
Molecular Formula C5H6OS
Molecular Weight 114.17
EINECS 202-628-2
Product Categories Sulfides flavors; thiol Flavor; Furans
Natural Occurrence and Uses
Furfuryl mercaptan forms naturally during roasting and cooking processes (the Maillard reaction) and is essential in the flavor industry.
Natural Sources
  • Coffee: The key aroma compound formed during bean roasting
  • Roasted Nuts: Found in almonds and peanuts
  • Cooked Meat: Contributes to savory, roasted notes
  • Sesame Seeds: Part of their distinctive nutty scent
Applications in Flavor & Fragrance
Despite its low concentration, furfuryl mercaptan delivers enormous impact across multiple applications.
Application Role & Importance
Coffee Flavors Essential in all artificial coffee flavor formulations and coffee aroma enhancers. Typically used at 0.1-10 ppm in finished products.
Savory Flavors Adds roasted, meaty notes to meat flavors, savory snacks, gravies, and reaction flavors.
Nut Flavors Key component in almond, hazelnut, and peanut flavors.
Bakery Flavors Contributes to crusty, roasty notes in bread, popcorn, and cereal flavors.
Perfumery Used in trace amounts to add interesting savory-roasted nuances to certain fragrance accords.