Camphor is a white transparent waxy crystalline solid with a strong penetrating pungent aromatic odor. Mostly, it is found in wood of the trees in the laurel family. It can also be synthetically produced from oil of turpentine. It is used for its scent, as an ingredient in cooking (mainly in India), as an embalming fluid, in religious ceremonies and for medicinal purposes.   
Camphor Powder: DAB6   
Chloride: 0.035%
Melting Point: 170°C min 

Identification Up to Standard
Specific Rotation:  2~ +5
Camphor Powder: DAB8

Characters Up to Standard 
Melting Point: 174°C—179°C

Identification Up to Standard
Appearence of Solution  Up to Standard 
Acidity or Alkalinity  Up to Standard 

Dissoluble Test  Up to Standard 
Related Substances: 96% min 
Residue on evaporation: 0.1% max 
Camphor Powder: DAB10/BP200

Characters Up to Standard 
Melting Point: 174°C—180°C

Identification Up to Standard
Appearence of Solution Up to Standard 
Acidity or Alkalinity  Up to Standard 
Dissoluble Test  Up to Standard 
Related Substances Up to Standard 
Residue on evaporation: 0.05% max 
Angle of Optical Rotation: -0.15°—+0.15°C
Halogens: 100mg/kg max 
Water Up to Standard

Inspection Details: SGS or any other agency as per your requirement.