Isopropyl acetate
What is Isopropyl acetate?
Isopropyl acetate (CAS 108-21-4), also known by its FEMA 2926 designation, is a fast-evaporating ester solvent used in food flavoring and cosmetic formulation.
Where is Isopropyl acetate used?
- Food and beverage: flavoring agent imparting fruity notes
- Confectionery, baked goods and beverages: pear-like notes
- Cosmetics and personal care: carrier solvent in nail care products for quick-dry results
- Flavor concentrate production: processing solvent that dissolves and homogenizes aromatic compounds
- Fragrance compounding: diluent and character note in fruity or floral compositions
- Its clean, fruity odor profile makes it a functional ingredient in flavor systems and fragrance blends.
Good to know: Food-grade material meets FEMA and FCC specifications; technical-grade supply is standard for cosmetic and industrial solvent end uses.
Commercial specifications
- Clear liquid in drum and IBC quantities
- Technical-grade supply for cosmetic and industrial solvent end uses
Other Names (Synonyms)
isopropyl ester of acetic acid|2-propyl acetate|1-methylethyl ester of acetic acid|propan-2-yl acetate|2-Acetoxypropane|Acetic acid, 1-methylethyl ester|Isopropyl ethanoate|Paracetat