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Chemical Functional Group Ketones

Ketones have an oxygen atom double-bonded to a carbon atom but always on a carbon atom that is bonded to two other carbon atoms. They are derived from secondary alcohols. Ketones with closed rings have a typical minty-camphoraceous aroma (from the menthone, camphor, and carvone components).

CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS FOUND IN KETONES

Therapeutic Properties

ANALGESIC

ANTISPASMODIC

CELL REGENERATING

CIRCULATORY

CICATRISANT

EXPECTORANT

MUCOLYTIC

WOUND HEALING

TBD

COMMON KETONES

Molecular Structures

Chemicals
camphor isomenthone pulegone
carvone artemisia ketone 3-hexanone
fenchone beta-ionone beta-vetivone
jasmone nootkatone menthone
methyl nonyl ketone pinocamphone piperitone
thujone turmerone verbenone
valeranone vetivone

ESSENTIAL OILS CONTENT OF KETONES

Ketones % Content

Essential Oils Percentage
Cedar Bark 87%
Cedar Leaf 86%
Wild Tansy 73%
Marigold 65%
Spearmint 60%
Thuja 59%
Caraway Seed 53%
Hyssop 52%
Davana 48%
White Champhor 47%
Eucalyptus Dives 42%
Sage 41%
Calamus 40%
Dill 38%
Yarrow 21%
Peppermint 20%
Rosemary 20%
Helichrysum 19%
Myrrh 17%
Juniper Berry 15%
Blue Tansy 14%
Mugwort 14%
Roman Chamomile 12%
Fennel 10%
Celery Seed 9%
Cistus 8%
Lavandin 8%
Spikenard 8%
Geranium 7%
Melissa 4%
Coriander 4%
Ginger 4%
Moroccan Thyme 3%
Eucalyptus 3%
Orange 3%
Patchouli 3%
Spanish Marjoram 3%
Black Pepper 2%
Blue Mallee 2%
Lavender 2%
Lemongrass 2%
Oregano 2%
Tsuga 2%
Anise 1%
Basil 1%
Clary Sage 1%
Elemi 1%
Grapefruit 1%
Ledum 1%
Winter Savory 1%
Ormenis 1%
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