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Stearic acid, scientifically known as octadecanoic acid, represents a ubiquitous fatty acid found in various natural sources such as animal and vegetable fats. Renowned for its versatility and wide array of applications, stearic acid plays a pivotal role across numerous industries. In industrial applications, stearic acid is used as a hardening agent in candle manufacturing, a processing aid in rubber and plastic production, and a softening agent in textiles.
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Chemical Designation
- Stearic Acid min. 98%
CAS Number
- 57-11-4
Chemical Group
- Fractionated Fatty Acids
RSPO Mass Balance
- yes
Form
- Solid
Containers
- Bags
Acid Value (mg KOH/g)
- 194 - 198
Iodine Value (g/100g)
- ≤ 1
C16:
- ≤ 1
C18:
- ≥ 98
C18:1:
- ≤ 1
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CAS number
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