Essential Oils Hand Book
Contents: 1. Development of essential oil crops in India. 2. Wormwood oil. 3. Estragon oil. 4. Chamomile oil. 5. Costus oil. 6. Pippermint oil. 7. Pennyroyal oil. 8. Perilla oil. 9. Spearmint oil. 10. Oil of lavender. 11. Oil of lavadin. 12. Oil of rosemary. 13. Marjoram oil. 14. Thyme oil. 15. Sage oil. 16. Clary sage oil. 17. Basil oil. 18. Origanum oil. 19. Patchouli oil. 20. Vervain oil. 21. Jasmine absolute. 22. Oil of spike lavender (spike oil). 23. Oil of cantueso. 24. Savory oil. 25. Oil of alhucemon. 26. Caraway oil. 27. Parsley oil. 28. Fennel oil. 29. Dill oil. 30. Cumin oil. 31. Celery oil. 32. Angelica oil. 33. Coriander oil. 34. Ajowan oil. 35. Anise oil. 36. Oil of star anise. 37. Clove oil. 38. Bay oil. 39. Eucalyptus oil. 40. Pimenta oil. 41. Cascarilla oil. 42. Lemon oil. 43. Orange oil. 44. Lime oil. 45. Petitgrain oil. 46. Bergamot oil. 47. Bergamot oil. 48. Mandarin oil. 49. Neroli oil. 50. Geranium oil. 51. Rose oil. 52. Cinnamon oil. 53. Ho oil. 54. Kuromoji oil. 55. Laurel leaf oil. 56. Sassafras oil Brazilian. 57. Nutmeg oil and mace oil (myristica oil). 58. Cananga oil. 59. Sandalwood oil. 60. Hops oil. 61. Pepper oil. 62. Cubeb oil. 63. Calanga oil. 64. Ginger oil. 65. Cardamon oil. 66. Calamus oil. 67. Citronella oil. 68. Lemongrass oil. 69. Vetiver oil. 70. Juniper berries oil. 71. Cedar oil. 72. Oil or rue. 73. Oil of cajeput. 74. Oil of ABIES squamata mast. 75. Oil of mangolia biondii. 76. Oil of michelia fallay. 77. Oil of lysimachia foenum. 78. Oil of chlorophyll-carotene paste needles and twigs. 79. Flavonoids of liquidambar. 80. Oil of thymus mongolicus. 81. Oil of citrus reticulata. 82. Oil of valeriana officinalis. 83. Oil of vitex negundo. 84. Oil of citrus junos. 85. Oil of wood turpentine. 86. Oil of pinus sylvestries (cone). 87. Oil of paulownia flowers. 88. Oil of lauraceae. 89. Oil of cinnamomum rigidissimum. 90. Oil of pro-vitamin massoniana (needle). 91. Oil of abies chensiensis. 92. Annatto oil. 93. Oil of piper bettle. 94. Senecio quinquelobus. 95. Milletia ovalifolia. 96. Oil of vitis vinifera. 97. Dill seed and herb. 98. Oil siyah zeera (carum bulbocastanum). 99. Oil of Eugenia jambolana. 100. Rosha oil. 101. Indian petitgrain oils. 102. Indian mandarin oils. 103. Extraction of citrus oil. 104. Oil of anethum graveolens. 105. Oil of rosmarinus officinalis. 106. Oil of juniperus chinensis L. var. Pfitzeriana. 107. Oil of abies alba. 108. Turpentine oil. 109. Essential oil in the kitchen. 110. Essential oil in theraputics. 111. Analysis of essential oils. 112. Manufacturers and traders of aroma chemicals, fragrances and essential oils.
"With the development of science and technology, essential oils are becoming popular due to its uses in the manufacturing of different products.
This versatile book takes recourse to most pragmatic formulae on diversified essential oils. Overall the book contains formulae, processes which are immensely innovative and profoundly utilitarian for new entrepreneurs as well as motivate the existing units in quality improvement and cost reduction."
