Alpha-Terpineol
Alpha-terpineol is a monoterpene alcohol with the formula C10H18O, classified under HTS 2906.19.30.00 as a cycloterpenic alcohol known as terpineol. It occurs naturally in pine oil and essential oils, used primarily in perfumery and as a flavoring agent.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If sold as component of pine needle essential oil
Complex essential oils containing terpineols are classified in Chapter 33 as flavor/fragrance oils, not pure compounds.
If blended with solvents exceeding Chapter 29 tolerances
Mixtures with solvents not qualifying under Chapter 29 note (e) fall into prepared chemical mixtures of Chapter 38.
If synthetic and not specifically named as terpineol
Other cycloterpenic alcohols excluding specifically enumerated terpineols fall under the residual 'other' subheading.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Verify purity certificate (typically 85-98%) to confirm classification as chemically defined terpineol, not mixtures
• Provide safety data sheets (SDS) for chemical handling; terpineols are irritants requiring proper labeling
• Avoid misclassification as essential oils (3301) by ensuring it's isolated compound, not complex oil mixture
Related Products under HTS 2906.19.30.00
Beta-Terpineol
Beta-terpineol, a stereoisomer of terpineol (C10H18O), is a cyclic monoterpene alcohol covered by HTS 2906.19.30.00. It serves as an intermediate in fragrance synthesis and has applications in pharmaceuticals.
Gamma-Terpineol
Gamma-terpineol is a terpene alcohol isomer classified under HTS 2906.19.30.00 as part of the terpineols group of cycloterpenic, cyclenic alcohols. Used in synthetic jasmine fragrances and as a chemical intermediate.
Synthetic Alpha-Terpineol USP Grade
USP-grade synthetic alpha-terpineol meets pharmaceutical purity standards, classified as terpineols under HTS 2906.19.30.00. Used in medicinal creams and oral care formulations.
Dihydro-alpha-Terpineol
Dihydro-alpha-terpineol, a partially hydrogenated terpineol derivative, remains classified under HTS 2906.19.30.00 as it retains core terpineol structure. Used in lilac-type fragrance compositions.
Terpineol Mixture (Alpha/Beta/Gamma)
Commercial terpineol typically contains 60% alpha-, 20% beta-, and 15% gamma-terpineol, classified under HTS 2906.19.30.00. This synthetic or steam-distilled product is a staple in soap fragrances and cleaning agents.
Pine Oil Derived Terpineol
Terpineol fraction steam-distilled from pine oil, containing primarily alpha-terpineol, classified under HTS 2906.19.30.00 per Chapter 29 notes for chemically defined compounds. Widely used in industrial cleaners.