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CAS Number: 67701-08-0 It is obtained by splitting and the subsequent vacuum distillation of rapeseed oil. The product obtained has a melting point above 15 C. When in liquid form, it is bright yellow and with a characteristic odour. Rich in oleic acid. Fatty acids are used, inter alia, in the following sectors: Amines, betaines, esters, fatty alcohols, lubricants, surface finishes, detergents, cosmetics and personal care, and solid liquid soaps, textile finishing, leather finishing, finishing fibers, coatings, resins and surfactants.
CAS Number: 67701-08-0 It is obtained by splitting and the subsequent vacuum distillation of rapeseed oil. The product obtained has a melting point above 15 C. When in liquid form, it is bright yellow and with a characteristic odour. Rich in oleic acid. Fatty acids are used, inter alia, in the following sectors: Amines, betaines, esters, fatty alcohols, lubricants, surface finishes, detergents, cosmetics and personal care, and solid liquid soaps, textile finishing, leather finishing, finishing fibers, coatings, resins and surfactants.
CAS Number: 84625-38-7 Is obtained by splitting and the subsequent vacuum distillation of sunflower oil. The product obtained has a melting point above 20 C. When in liquid it is pale yellow. Sunflower Fatty acids are used among others applications: Amines, betaines, esters, fatty alcohols, lubricants, surface finishes, cosmetics and personal care, and solid liquid soaps, textile finishing, leather finishing, finishing fibers, coatings, resins, detergents and surfactants.
CAS Number: 68424-45-3 It is obtained by splitting and the subsequent vacuum distillation of linseed oil. The product obtained has a melting point above 19 C. When in its liquid state it is pale yellow. Linolenic acid-richLinseed. Fatty acids are used among others aplications: Amines, betaines, esters, fatty alcohols, lubricants, surface finishes, technical detergents, liquid soaps and solids, textile finishing, leather finishing, finishing fibers, coatings, resins, surfactants.
CAS Number: 68308-53-2 Obtained by splitting and the subsequent vacuum distillation of soybean oil. The product obtained has a melting point above 25 C. Solid yellow or clear fluid at room temperature. Rich in linoleic acid and less in oleic acid. Soya Fatty acids are used among others application's: Amines, betaines, esters, fatty alcohols, lubricants, surface finishes, detergents, cosmetics and personal care, and solid liquid soaps, textile finishing, leather finishing, finishing fibers, coatings, resins, and surfactants.
CAS Number: 67701-05-7 Is obtained by splitting and the subsequent vacuum distillation of coconut oil. The product obtained has a melting point above 25 C. It is solid at room temperature, opaque white and with a pungent smell. Unlike other fatty acids, it is characterized by the presence of caprylic acid (up to 10%). Rich in lauric acid. Coconut Fatty acids are used among others applications: Amines, betaines, esters, fatty alcohols, detergents, cosmetics and personal care, soaps and liquid, textile finishing, leather finishing, finishing fibers, coatings, resins and surfactants.
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