Talk:Anisole
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[edit] "And can be quite nauseating"
Is that an opinion or a fact? Greenport (talk) 09:52, 13 March 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Anisole/Anis-oil?!
I came to this page via the German Wikipedia and I wonder about some details in this description. As I am to have Anisol (i.e. Methoxybenzene) on my desk before me.. there is definitely NO pleasant smell or smell of anis seed. Anisol in Germany is indicated irritable and cancerogene.. so, are we talking about the same thing? I also wonder about the insect pheromone..Can anybody help me? Umg
