Lauryl aldehyde
What is Lauryl aldehyde?
Lauryl aldehyde (CAS 112-54-9), also known as lauraldehyde or duodecylic aldehyde, is a C12 aliphatic aldehyde used primarily as a fragrance ingredient and chemical intermediate. FEMA 2615.
Where is Lauryl aldehyde used?
- Fragrance compounding: aldehydic top note in fine fragrance formulations, soaps and personal care products
- Cosmetics and detergents: fresh, clean scent in shampoos, body washes and fabric care
- Chemical intermediate: synthesis of fatty amines, alcohols and surfactant precursors for lubricant additives and metalworking fluids
- Coatings and adhesives: stabilizer component or crosslinking aid in resin systems
- It is a recognized flavoring and fragrance material with a clean, soapy-citrus character.
Commercial specifications
- Bulk liquid supply in drums and IBCs
Other Names (Synonyms)
Lauraldehyde (8CI)|Duodecylic aldehyde|C12 aldehyde|C-12 Lauric aldehyde|C-12 Aldehyde, lauric|Aldehyde C12|Aldehyde C-12, lauric