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A similar distinction has been reported in the closely related compound p-menthan-7-ol, where the cis isomer has a "fresh" lily-of-the-valley scent while the trans isomer has a "powerful cumin-like" odor. US Patent Application No. 20110269846 Formulations with high percentage cis-p-menthan-7-ol and preparation thereof
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