JPH0486500A - Perfume cracker - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To retain the smell of perfume and eliminate the powder smoke smell by compounding a powder of 5-100 micron, which contains the perfume. CONSTITUTION:The powder of 5-100 micron containing the perfume is compounded. The powder having the grain size of 5-100 micron has a large surface area and good volatility whereby the powder effects masking of the powder smoke small immediately after the explosion by evaporating the perfume. The perfurming rate of the powder, containing the perfume is preferably 10-50wt.% with respect to the powder while the blending amount of the powder to the cracker is preferably 0.1-1.0g. Perfume having the smell of flowers such as rose, jasmine, lilly of the valley and the like, citurus fruits perfume such as lemon, oranges and the like, perfume such as 'CHYPRE(R)', 'CHANEL(R)', 'MITSUKO(R)' and the like are employed for the perfume while inorganic powder, such as zinc oxide, titanium dioxide, talk, mica, sericite, kaolin, micaceous titanium and the like, are employed as the powder. According to this method, fragrant odor can be given in a room and the like and the powder smoke smell can be eliminated.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) This invention relates to a scented cracker, and its purpose is to provide a fragrance immediately after the cracker explodes, thereby producing a dramatic effect on the visual, auditory, and olfactory senses at the same time. Our objective is to contribute to creating a comfortable atmosphere at parties, various gatherings, etc. by providing highly aromatic crackers.

(Prior Art and its Problems) Conventionally, as a means of enlivening the atmosphere of parties and various gatherings, etc., there has been an auditory effect of an explosion sound, and a visual effect of scattering ejected materials such as confetti and paper tape. Crackers with this are commonly used.

However, there is no cracker that has the function of an aroma cracker that provides an olfactory effect in addition to this.

On the contrary, conventional crackers emit a foul odor when they explode, giving off a bad odor, which can be unpleasant for people from an olfactory standpoint, and it may be necessary to open a window to ventilate the room, especially in a closed room. On the contrary, it sometimes spoiled the atmosphere of parties, etc.

In addition, in recent years, there has been a tendency for various types of ejecta to be set to be larger and to fly farther away in pursuit of higher performance effects, so the amount of gunpowder has also been increased to the maximum amount specified by law (0.05
Gram) is used, so rather than imparting a fragrance, the negative effect of the smell of nitrous smoke is becoming more pronounced.

There is no cracker that imparts an olfactory function, and the only technology to eliminate the smell of smoke is to infiltrate confetti, paper tape, etc. contained in the cracker, which was disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 161900/1982. The only technology in existence is related to aromatic crackers.

However, with this technology, confetti, paper tape, etc. have a short flight distance and fall only on a specific area in a short time, and the aromatic agent that has penetrated into the paper has poor volatility, so fine particles can float in the air and spread. In fact, even if the smell of gunpowder disappears after a while in a specific area where confetti, paper tape, etc. fall, it is not possible to eliminate the smell of gunpowder immediately and over a wide area after an explosion. Ta.

Therefore, there is no technology that can eliminate even this smell of smoke, which is a foul odor that obstructs the fragrance.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) In view of the above-mentioned circumstances, a fragrance is immediately applied to the room where crackers are used, and in addition to the conventional visual and auditory effects, an olfactory production effect is created to improve the visual, auditory, and olfactory senses. It has been desired to create a cracker that has a dramatic effect at the same time and also masks the smell of smoke.

(Means for Solving the Invention) The fragrant cracker according to the present invention is a fragrant cracker characterized by blending powder of 5 to 100 microns containing a fragrance, and thus solves all of the above problems.

(Structure of the invention) The configuration of this invention will be explained below.

This invention is an attempt to create a cracker with an even higher performance effect by adding an olfactory effect of fragrance to a cracker that has an auditory effect of an explosion sound and a visual effect of ejected objects such as confetti and paper tape. The problem investigated by the inventors was how to immediately impart fragrance to a room where crackers are used.

To this end, the present inventors created this invention by taking into consideration the masking and elimination of the foul odor that interferes with this aroma, which is the odor of gunpowder and smoke generated by the gunpowder, which is an essential element of crackers, as described in the prior art. did.

In view of this, the inventors invented a scented cracker containing a powder containing a fragrance.

That is, the inventors have prepared 5 to 100 particles containing a fragrance.
The micron-sized powder has good dispersibility, has a long flight distance, and functions as a volatile fragrance that floats in the air for a long time, immediately masking and erasing the odor of fine particle smoke, and further created this invention after discovering that crackers are highly effective in adding fragrance to rooms where crackers are used.

As the fragrance used in this invention, all those used as fragrances can be suitably used, and specific examples thereof include rose,
Used in fragrances with floral scents such as jasmine and lily of the valley, citrus fragrances such as lemon and orange, fragrances for perfumes such as chypre, Chanel, and Mitsuko, and foods such as fruits, sweets, juices, gum, curry, and sushi. Examples include perfumes that evoke the image of imaginary things, such as perfumes that resemble the smell of ghosts, or perfumes that evoke the image of imaginary things, such as the smell of ghosts.

The powder used in this invention may be any powder that has good volatility of fragrance, and specific examples include inorganic powders such as zinc oxide, titanium oxide, talc, mica, sericite, kaolin, and titanium mica. I can give an example.

In this invention, porous adsorbents such as zeolite and powdered charcoal, or powders with large bulk specific gravity such as light magnesium carbonate, which are commonly used as fragrance retention agents, have a good fragrance imbuing rate, but do not volatilize the fragrance immediately and efficiently. Since it is unsuitable from this point of view, it is not used unless it is necessary to particularly lengthen the fragrance retention time, and it is not normally used.

In addition, organic powders such as starch are unsuitable after being used in crackers, especially in humid areas, because they absorb moisture and become sticky, making the room dirty, or they may burn due to the explosion of gunpowder.

As the particle size of this powder, a particle size of 5 to 100 microns can be suitably used.

The reason for this is that powder of 5 microns or less is too small, has a short flight distance, and is not easy to work with.
This is because powder having a particle size of microns or more is too large, falls down quickly, has a short airborne time, and has poor dispersibility.

In addition, powder having a particle size of 5 to 100 microns has a large surface area and is highly volatile, and is suitable because it immediately evaporates the aroma after explosion, masks the smoker, and imparts aroma to the room where the cracker is used.

From the viewpoint of efficient inclusion, the fragrance imparting rate of the powder containing this fragrance is 10 to 50 times the weight of the powder.
degree can be suitably used.

The reason for this is that if the perfume rate is more than 50% by weight, it becomes powder or lump-like, making it difficult to manufacture, and even if it is more than 50% by weight, the amount of flavoring that evaporates from the powder immediately after exploding is the same. This is because excess fragrance is wasted, and conversely, if the fragrance rate is 1.
This is because if the amount is too small, such as 0 weight X or less, a sufficient aromatic effect of the fragrance cannot be obtained.

The amount of powder containing this fragrance added to crackers is:
Under the above setting conditions, 0.1 to 1.0 grams can be suitably used.

Further, as the gunpowder, casing member, etc. used in this cracker, all gunpowder, casing members, etc. that are normally used in crackers can be suitably used.

As the ejecta used in this invention, any ejecta normally used in crackers can be suitably used, and more preferably, ejecta that matches the flavor described above can be used to create a synergistic effect between the olfactory effect of the fragrance and the visual effect of the ejecta. This is desirable because it further enhances the production effect.

Examples of this include confetti formed in the shape of a rose for a rose fragrance, lemon-colored tape for a lemon fragrance, and lip-shaped confetti formed for a Chanel No. 5 fragrance. An example is confetti.

The effects of this invention will be made clearer by showing Examples and Test Examples below.

(Example 1) 2 grams of rose fragrance was added to 8 grams of 300 to 400 mesh titanium mica, and the mixture was uniformly incorporated into the titanium mica.

A cracker was prepared by enclosing 0.2 g of titanium mica containing the fragrance and 0.3 g of confetti formed in the shape of a rose. (Amount of gunpowder: 0.05 g) The rose fragrance used in this example had the following composition.

Phenylethyl alcohol citronellol geraniol ionone cinnamic alcohol citronellyl acetate trichlorophenylmethyl carbinyl 15.0% 13.0% 7.0% 30.0% 15.0% 10.0% 5.0% Lemon/fJ318. 0% Orangeura 6.0% bergamot oil 10.0% phenylethyl alcohol 6.0% citronellol
9.0% terpyneol
5.0% geraniol
29.0% Coumarin 1.
0% rose oil 11.0%
Anisaldehyde 5.0% (Example 2) Approximately 200 mesh of titanium oxide (7 grams) and lemon flavor (3)
gram to uniformly incorporate it into the titanium oxide.

A cracker was prepared by enclosing 0.3 g of titanium oxide containing this fragrance and 1.0 g of lemon-colored paper tape. (Amount of gunpowder: 0.05 g) The lemon flavor used in this example had the following composition.

Total 10
0.0% (Example 3) Approximately 200 mesh of 7 grams of zeolite and Chanel's 5
3 grams of fragrance type were added and uniformly incorporated into the zeolite.

A cracker was prepared by enclosing 93 grams of zeolite O containing this fragrance and 0.5 grams of red lip-shaped confetti. (Amount of gunpowder: 0.05 g) Incidentally, Chanel No. 5 perfume used in this example had the following composition.

Nerol Linalool Bergamot Terpeneless Oil Aldehyde CI0.10% Aldehyde C1l, 10% Aldehyde CI2MNA Ylang Ylang Oil Jasmine Absolute Oakmoss 10% Civet Tin Kim Succhin Chiolis Concrete Styrax Resinoid 10% Vanilla Tinky Rose Absolute Methyl Yonon Yonon Patch Yoli Oil 1% Sandalwood Oil Vetiverol 0.5% 3.0% 2.0% 2.0% 2.0% 2.0% 3.5% 580% 1.5% 2.5X 20.0 % 1.0% 1.0% 10.0% 1.0% 5.0% 1.0% 5.0% 1.0% 1.0% Coumarin Hydroxycitronellal Methylisoeugenol Musk Amplette Musk Ketone Ampralome, 5% Ethyl phthalate 5.0% 2.0% 2.0% 2.0% 4.0% 5.0% 10.0% 100.0% (Example 4) Kaolin 9 of about 300 meshes 1 gram of coffee scent was added to the kaolin to uniformly incorporate it into the kaolin.

A cracker was prepared by enclosing 0.3 g of kaolin containing this flavoring agent and 0.5 g of donut-shaped confetti. (Amount of gunpowder: 0.05 g) The coffee fragrance used in this example had the following composition.

Natural coffee extract 46.00% ethyl formate 0.60% cyclotene 0.30% diacetyl
0.08% Thional
0.02% propylene glycol
53.00% 100.00% (Example 5) 2 grams of strawberry flavor fragrance was added to 8 grams of titanium mica (approximately 300 meshes) and uniformly incorporated into the titanium mica.

A cracker was prepared by enclosing 0.25 g of titanium mica containing the flavoring agent and 0.5 g of strawberry-shaped confetti. (Amount of explosive: 0.05 g) The strawberry flavor fragrance used in this example had the following composition.

Ethyl Hebutyrate 0.08X Sweet Birch Oil 0.08% Aldehyde C14 (Peach) 0.21X Cinnamyl Isobutyrate 0.24% Ethyl Vanillin 0.26% Cinnamyl Isovalerate 0.32% Dipropyl Ketone
0.34% methyl amyl ketone
0.50% diacetyl
0.60% Ethyl Valerate 2.12% Aldehyde C16 (Strawberry) 2.32
% Ethyl Lactate 4.32% Alcohol 10.00% Propylene Glycol 78.61% 100.0
0% (Example 6) 4 grams of Muguet (lily of the valley) fragrance was added to 6 grams of talc (approximately 250 meshes) and uniformly contained in the talc.

A cracker was prepared by enclosing 0.4 g of talc containing this fragrance and 0.6 g of lily of the valley-shaped confetti. (Amount of gunpowder: 0.05 g) The Muguet (lily of the valley) fragrance used in this example had the following composition.

Benzyl alcohol 2.5x linalool 3.0% dimethylbenzylcarpinol 5.0% bergamot oil
2.0% citronellyl formate
2.0% rhodinol
15.0% heliotropin 4
, 0% ylang ylang oil 1.0x cinnamic alcohol 15.0% hydroxycitronellal 50. (1% cinnamic aldehyde 0.5 x 100.0 Contained.

A cracker was prepared in the same manner as in Example 1 by enclosing 0.3 g of confetti containing this fragrance. (Amount of explosive: 0.05 g) (Comparative Example 2) 0.09 g of the lemon flavor used in Example 2 was added to 1.0 g of the lemon-colored paper tape used in Example 2.

A cracker was prepared in the same manner as in Example 2 by enclosing 1.0 g of paper tape containing this fragrance. (Amount of gunpowder 0.05 g) (Comparative Example 3) Chanel No. 5 type fragrance used in Example 3 0.0
9 grams of red lip-shaped confetti used in Example 3 0.5
contained in grams.

Crackers were prepared in the same manner as in Example 3, including 0.5 g of red lip-shaped confetti containing this fragrance. (Amount of gunpowder: 0.05 g) (Comparative Example 4) 0.03 g of the coffee fragrance used in Example 4 was added to 0.5 g of the donut-shaped confetti used in Example 4.

Crackers were prepared in the same manner as in Example 4, including 0.5 grams of donut-shaped confetti containing this flavoring agent. (Amount of gunpowder: 0.05 g) (Comparative Example 5) Strawberry flavor fragrance used in Example 5 above.
0.5 grams were included in the 0.5 grams of strawberry-shaped confetti used in Example 5.

Strawberry-shaped confetti containing this fragrance 0.5
A cracker was prepared in the same manner as in Example 5 by enclosing gram. (Amount of gunpowder 0.05 g) (Comparative Example 6) Muguet (lily of the valley) fragrance used in Example 6 0.1
6 grams of 0.6 lily of the valley shaped confetti used in Example 6
contained in grams.

Crackers were prepared in the same manner as in Example 6, including 0.6 g of lily of the valley-shaped confetti containing this fragrance. (Amount of gunpowder 0.05 grams) (Test example) The crackers made in the above examples and comparative examples were placed in 4 m x 5
It was used in a room with a temperature of 100 m and tested for perfume odor and smoke tools.

During use, six panelists were placed in a room and the fragrance odor was examined in a sensory test within 30 seconds and 10 minutes after the cracker burst.

In addition, a sensory test was conducted to determine whether the smoker could be felt within 10 minutes after bursting.

Table 1 summarizes the number of people who felt the fragrance odor and the number of people who felt the smoke tool.

As a control, a cracker similar to the cracker used to create these Examples and Comparative Examples was used without adding any fragrance.

(Margin below) It was a monitor.

(Effects of the Invention) Since the aroma cracker according to the present invention is characterized by blending a powder of 5 to 100 microns containing a fragrance, the aroma cracker immediately smells after exploding, as is clear from the above test example. and retain its scent for a while,
In addition, it is a highly effective scented cracker that eliminates the smell of gunpowder smoke and has effects on the visual, auditory, and olfactory senses at the same time.

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) A fragrant cracker characterized by blending powder of 5 to 100 microns containing a fragrance.