Abstract
ABSTRACT The volatility of synthetic fragrances (benzyl formate, benzyl acetate, benzyl propionate) from pluronic P-85 aqueous solution has been investigated by the dynamic headspace method The experimental results showed that the volatility of a more hydrophobic fragrance was strongly controlled by pluronic P-85. This volatile behavior was explained by the solubilization constants of fragrances between the micelle and bulk phase by semiequilibrium dialysis method.
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