Diphenyl ether
What is Diphenyl ether?
Diphenyl ether (CAS 101-84-8), also known as phenyl oxide and DPE, is an aromatic compound used as a fragrance ingredient and flavoring agent. FEMA 3667.
Where is Diphenyl ether used?
- Fragrance formulation: floral note in fine fragrances
- Soaps and cosmetics: lasting aromatic character
- Food and beverage: FEMA-designated flavoring agent at controlled trace levels
- Personal care: scenting component in lotions, creams and rinse-off products
- Pharmaceutical and healthcare products: fragrance masking and mild preservative-adjacent properties
- It imparts subtle floral nuances to consumer goods.
Good to know: With FEMA 3667 designation, it is recognized as a flavor material delivering a distinctive geranium-like, rose-nuanced character. The supply conforms to FEMA 3667 specifications as the primary quality benchmark for buyers.
Commercial specifications
- Flavor and fragrance grade
- Drum and smaller lot quantities
Other Names (Synonyms)
phenyl oxide|Phenyl ether, vapor|Phenyl ether, 8CI|phenyl ether|Phenoxy-Benzene|Geranium crystals|Ether, diphenyl|DPE