Caprylic Triglyceride
Capric triglyceride, often known as caprylic, is composed of a mixture of glycerine and fatty acids derived from palm oil. Caprylic is a colorless and odorless liquid fraction that is resistant to oxidation. It is mainly used as a raw material in certain industries such as cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.
Specifications
| IUPAC Name | Decanoic acid |
|---|---|
| CAS Number | 73398-61-5 |
| HS Code | 38249090 |
| Formula | C21H39O6 |
| Appearance | Clear, Colorless, Viscous Liquid |
| Common Names | Capric Triglyceride |
| Packaging | Drum; ISO; IBC |
Applications
Cosmetics Industry
Capric Triglyceride is an excellent emollient and viscosity modifier.
It is commonly used in a variety of adult and infant products, including
body lotions, wet wipes, facial creams, and shaving oils.
Pharmaceutical applications
Caprylic triglycerides are used in oral and topical therapies in a variety of pharmacological
formulations. The compound is used as an emulsifying agent for drugs that are insoluble in a solution.
Furthermore, the chemical has been used in recent studies to improve intestinal absorption.