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Cinnamyl cinnamate
Cinnamyl cinnamate or cinnamyl ester of cinnamic acid, also known as styracin, C18H1602, is found in storax, also in the oils of hyacinth, xanthorrhoea resin, Peru balsam, and Honduras balsam.
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