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Methyl Oleate

Methyl oleate is an ester with the chemical formula C 19 H 36 O 2 . It is a natural<br>component of many oils and is produced synthetically as a lubricant and a surfactant.

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Methyl Oleate

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  1. What Is Methyl Oleate, and How Is It Made?

  2. A typical natural fat found in foods and personal care items is methyl oleate. Due to its characteristics, which include being extremely stable and shelf-stable, it has a wide range of uses in the food, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and other industries. What Is Methyl Oleate? Methyl oleate is an ester created from the reaction of methanol and fatty acids. It has many uses in the cosmetics and food industries because it is both shelf-stable and has a longer shelf-life than other fatty acids. What is the Chemical Formula of Methyl Oleate? Methyl oleate has the chemical formula C19H36O2. The methyl oleate is the name of the ester in the very straightforward formula, while the hydrocarbon chain and carboxylate group make up the other parts. How Many CC Double Bonds Are Contained In Methyl Oleate? The molecule has 13 carbon atoms and 36 hydrogen atoms, for a molecular weight of 296.48 g/mol. It has 9 carbon-carbon double bonds and 2 oxygen-carbon double bonds. Properties of Methyl Oleate The most remarkable properties of methyl oleate include: ❖ Stability. Methyl oleate is exceptionally stable, even in high temperatures. ❖ Shelf-stable. It is shelf-stable, which means it does not react or go bad when stored for long periods.

  3. How is Methyl Oleate Used? Because of its stability and extended life, methyl oleate is used in many different sectors. Due to its capacity to resist a range of temperatures while maintaining stability, it is frequently utilised in agriculture and the food industry. Other applications include: ❖ Lubricants ❖ Metal working fluid Safety Measures when Handling Methyl Oleate a. Avoid skin or eye contact with methyl oleate or any other chemical b. Prevent any possible inhalation of vapors or dust Contact Company Name: Silver Fern Chemical Inc Contact No: 855-438-6578 Website: https://www.silverfernchemical.com/ Thank You

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