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Lemon Eucalyptus oil overview.
Name (Merck Index): Lemon eucalyptus oil
Used for control of: Insect pests of humans: lemon eucalyptus oil is a moderately effective insect repellent
Trade names: None found
Available for distribution as: Usually as an oil.
Manufacturers: None found: widely prepared for use in perfumery.
Risk to humans and mammals: None
Risk and Hazard Warnings None
Warning Symbols None
First Aid Wash with water or soap and water as necessary.
Risk to other animals: None
Risk to plants: None
Other comments: Lemon eucalyptus oil is prepared from leaves of the commercially useful Eucalyptus citriodora. It is light ethereal oil composed mainly of terpenes used mainly in perfumery that has citronellal (below) as its primary component.
Chemical Structure:
Chemical Abstracts name: None
Registry number
(CAS#):
None
IUPAC name: None
RTECS number: None
Chemical properties: A low density oil soluble in an excess of ethanol.
Other trivial names: None found.
Pesticides can only be regarded as safe if used in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
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