1. Antiseptic
Common antiseptic: benzoic acid, sodium benzoate, potassium benzoate, benzoic acid calcium, methylparaben, etc.
2. Emulsification Agent
3. Agent for increasing weight
Common agent for increasing weight: dibenzoate propylene glycol ester, hydrogenated rosin, etc.
4. Anti-caking Agent
Common anti-caking agent: caco3, mg co3, mgso4, calcium phosphate, calcium stearate, etc.
IV. Three Aroma Substances
1. Top note
The first impression when you taste the flavor.
2. Body note or middle note
The note comes after top note, mainly caused by volatile flavor in essence.
3. Bottom note
This note comes after top note and body note, mainly caused by flavor with bad volatility.
V. Aroma term
1. Type
Describe one essence or intensify aroma type or style in whole, such as rose flavor, jasmine flavor.
2. Note
Describe a kind of flavor or intensify aroma type but not in whole.
3. Odor concentration
It is also called aroma intension means aroma weak or strong. Can be divided into five levels. a Very strong It can be distinguished after diluted for ten thousand times
b Strong It can be distinguished after diluted for one thousand times
c Common It can be distinguished after diluted for one hundred times
d Weak It can be distinguished after diluted for ten times e Tiny It can be distinguished without dilution.
4. Top note
The first impression when you taste the flavor.
5. Body note or middle note
The note comes after top note, mainly caused by volatile flavor in essence.
6. Bottom note
This note comes after top note and body note, mainly caused by flavor with bad volatility.
7. Blend
Mix several flavors together. Aroma becomes beautiful, clear, strong or weak.
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