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stearyl alcohol or 1-octadecanol is an organic compound classified as a saturated fatty alcohol.
stearyl alcohol takes the form of white granules or flakes that are insoluble in water.
stearyl alcohol has also found application as a single layer that suppresses evaporation when applied to the water surface.
CAS Number: 112-92-5
Molecular Weight: 270.49
EC Number: 204-017-6
Molecular formula: C18H38O
stearyl alcohol is prepared from stearic acid or some oils by catalytic hydrogenation.
stearyl alcohol has low toxicity.
Also called 1-octadecanol or Octadecyl Alcohol.
stearyl alcohol is a lubricating and antifoaming agent formerly obtained from whale or dolphin blubber.
stearyl alcohol is a waxy solid alcohol used to delay the evaporation of water from reservoirs.
stearyl alcohol is produced by chemical reduction of stearic acid.
stearyl alcohol is a fatty alcohol sold in flakes, lozenges and beads.
stearyl alcohol is available in both NF (National Formulary) grade and kosher preparations.
stearyl alcohol fatty alcohols can be natural.
stearyl alcohol can be obtained from plant-based oils such as palm or coconut.
stearyl alcohol can be synthetic.
They act as emulsifiers, softeners, viscosity controllers and dispersants.
stearyl alcohol is often used in surfactants to increase the foaming and cleaning properties of detergents and cleaners.
stearyl alcohol acts as chemical intermediates.
stearyl alcohol is used as a nonionic surfactant in the production of plastics, textiles and candles.
stearyl alcohol is used as an intermediate.
stearyl alcohol is also used as an ingredient in various lubricants, perfumes, personal care products and more.
stearyl alcohol is a long chain primary fatty alcohol.
stearyl alcohol acts as plant metabolite, human metabolite and algal metabolite.
stearyl alcohol is a long chain primary fatty alcohol.
stearyl alcohol is derived from fats and oils, usually in the form of white crystalline granules.
stearyl alcohol is an organic compound.
stearyl alcohol is in a class known as fatty alcohols.
stearyl alcohol does not dry the skin, unlike irritating alcohol types.
stearyl alcohol is typically produced through hydrogenation of stearic acid.
stearyl alcohol is commonly found in animal fats.
stearyl alcohol is a saturated fatty acid.
However, rich plant sources of Stearic Alcohol include palm fruit, cocoa butter and shea butter.
stearyl alcohol can be used as an emollient in personal care products.
stearyl alcohol helps nourish skin and hair, leaving them soft and smooth.
This ingredient also has emulsion stabilizing properties.
stearyl alcohols appearance is white flake or needle crystal or block solid.
stearyl alcohol is used as a synthetic solid and raw material.
Product name:1-Octadecanol
Melting point:56-59 °C (burning)
Boiling point:210 °C15 mm Hg
Flash Point:185°C
Density: 0.812 g/mL (burning) at 25 °C
Storage:2-8°C
Purity:99%
Appearance: White Flake or granule
stearyl alcohol aids emulsifiers.
stearyl alcohol is a solidifying agent for margarine and other foods containing semi-solid fat.
stearyl alcohol is a fatty alcohol.
stearyl alcohol has a wide range of uses as an ingredient in lubricants, resins, perfumes and cosmetics.
1-Octadecanol is found in softneck garlic and potatoes.
stearyl alcohol dissolves in ether.
1-Octadecanol is used as a surfactant in cosmetics.
stearyl alcohol is a high purity saturated alcohol.
stearyl alcohol can replace cetyl alcohol in pharmaceutical distribution, cosmetic creams and as chemical raw materials.
stearyl alcohol is an organic compound classified as a fatty alcohol.
stearyl alcohol effectively softens skin and hair.
stearyl alcohol basically improves the texture of formulations.
stearyl alcohol is used to make them more appealing to the senses.
stearyl alcohol acts as a thickener.
stearyl alcohol is widely used in the cosmetic industry due to its ability to give products the desired feel.
Thickeners improve consistency, viscosity or adhesion to the skin.
Another function of stearyl alcohol is to act as an emulsifier.
stearyl alcohol is applied topically as an emollient.
stearyl alcohol has the ability to soften and soothe the skin.
stearyl alcohol creates a barrier that effectively traps moisture.
stearyl alcohol is used to heal dry and flaky skin.
stearyl alcohol can be used in engineered creams, lotions and ointments.
Emollients help protect the skin's natural barrier, which is vital to skin health.
Therefore, this ingredient is used in various hair care products.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, which oversees food, drug and cosmetic ingredients, has reviewed the safety of stearyl alcohol.
The FDA has approved its use as a food additive, as well as for use in cosmetic and skin care formulations.
Acid value mg KOH/g: ≤0.3 0.05
Saponification value mg KOH/g:≤1.0 0.31
Hydroxyl value mg KOH/g:205 ~ 230 212.44
Iodine value gI2/100g:≤2.0 0.58
Color/Blurry:≤30 20
Melting point: 47 ~ 55°C
C14: 0.12%
C16: 28.25%
C18: 70.37%
C20: 0.64%
Other:0.59%
SYNONYMS
Sterile Alcohol
Octadecan-1-ol
1-OCTADECANOL
Octadecanol
112-92-5
1-Hydroxyoctadecane
octadecyl alcohol
n-Octadecanol
n-1-Octadecanol
stearol
n-Octadecyl alcohol
stearic alcohol
Atalco S.
Alfol 18
Sterafin
alcohol stearylicus
polaax
stenol
Crodacol-S
Siponol S
Siponol SC
Aldol 62
Lanol S
Sipol S.
Adol 68
Decyl octyl alcohol
Cachalot S-43
lorol 28
1-0ktadecanol
Dytol E-46
stearylalcohol
usp xiii stearyl alcohol
octadecylalcohol
C18 alcohol
Rita S.A.
Damn 18
Hainol 18SS
Alcohol(C18)
special stearyl
