Lauric Acid
Lauric acid carries a relatively unknown name outside the chemical industry, but Lauric Acid is a common ingredient in many vegetable fats — such as cooking oils — and is used in a range of treatments for diseases and infections. As a saturated fat, Lauric Acid is subject to many strict manufacturing and transportation regulations, which is why it takes an experienced distributor to guarantee top quality and reliable delivery.
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- Dodecanoic Acid, Lauric Acid, Lauric Fatty Acid
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- C12H24O2
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- 143-07-7
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- 200.32 g/mol
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- 43.2°C
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- 298.9°C
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- > 113 °C
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- 0.88 g/cc
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- Skin care products
- Lubricants
- Soaps and detergents
- Beauty products
- Emulsifying agent
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- Cleaning
- Beauty & Personal Care
- Food & Nutrition