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CLOVES
Mew Napatsorn Techasooksant
Mint Palita
Pong Kittikhom Wannapak
Phrare Bhudharhita Teinwan
June 14, 2559 BE
Scrolling through many types of herbs, our group came across the herb CLOVES.
This is one of the most common herbs found in South Eastern areas of the world. Cloves
features are so interesting it can help cures diseases as the first aid.
Applications of Cloves
The aromatic clove oil can help
Eliminates acne soothe certain respiratory
Kills parasites conditions such as cold,
cough, and asthma. Help on
Improves blood circulation stimulating the blood flow,
Reduces gum disease making for the people who are
having cold extremities. The
Boosts energy
benefit of clove are for
Natural anti-inflammatory diabetes patients by controlling
Kills mold and fungus glucose level in blood.
Eugenol [5]
Eugenol is the main constituent responsible for the medicinal properties of the cloves bud.
Common Names of this compound are Cloves, Carophyllus, Clovos, Caryophyllus
Structure of Eugenol
O = Ether group
CH2==C
=
Alkene
Physical Properties of Eugenol [4]
Molar Mass : 164.20 gmol1
Use as an antipyretic
using pure eugenol to immobilize fish underwater can decrease growth and can kill off
coral reefs near the study area
used in detergents and soaps for their spicy aroma in virtually all the world.
Euginitin
Eugenitin is a natural product found in Cyperus teneriffae (a type of plant).
Structure of Eugenitin
O = Ether group
==O = Ketone
References
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Kamatou, G. P., Vermaak, I., & Viljoen, A. M. (2012, June 6). EugenolFrom the Remote
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Maluku Islands to the International Market Place: A Review of a Remarkable and Versatile
Molecule. Molecules Open Access Organic Chemistry Journal, 6956-6956. Retrieved
June 12, 2016.
Milind, P., & Deepa, K. (2011, January 23). CLOVE: A CHAMPION SPICE. International
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SRCHONB, A., Badran, N., & Starkowsky, N. A. (1953, April 23). Furo-chromones and -
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Coumarins. VII. Degradation of Visnagin, Khellin and Related Substances ; Experiments with
Chromic Acid and Hydrogen Peroxide; and a Synthesis of Eugenitin. 4992-4992.