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The 13 pages that link to Monoterpene, each with the reason it gives.

• Essential oilBroader topic: Many familiar oil constituents, including limonene and pinene, are monoterpenes.

• TerpeneBroader topic: It is the smallest major terpene class built from two five-carbon units.

• LimoneneNarrower topic: This class identifies limonene's carbon count and biosynthetic family.

• Plant resinBroader topic: Volatile monoterpenes give fresh resin much of its characteristic odor.

• MentholNarrower topic: Menthol belongs to the monoterpene family.

• SesquiterpeneCompared with: Its two-unit framework contrasts with the three-unit sesquiterpene skeleton.

• TurpentineNarrower topic: Turpentine consists chiefly of monoterpenes, which account for its volatility.

• CarvoneNarrower topic: Carvone’s carbon skeleton places it among monoterpenes.

• CitralNarrower topic: Citral’s carbon skeleton belongs to the monoterpene family.

• LinaloolNarrower topic: Linalool is a ten-carbon monoterpene alcohol.

• ThymolNarrower topic: Thymol’s carbon skeleton is derived from the monoterpene p-cymene framework.

• EucalyptolNarrower topic: Eucalyptol belongs to this ten-carbon class of natural products.

• PineneNarrower topic: Pinene belongs to this ten-carbon terpene family.