Acetylethanolamine
What is Acetylethanolamine?
Acetylethanolamine (CAS 142-26-7), also known as Acetamide MEA and acetic monoethanolamide, is a bifunctional amide-alcohol compound.
Where is Acetylethanolamine used?
- Personal care and cosmetics: humectant, emulsifier and rheology modifier in creams, lotions and hair care
- Textile processing: finishing baths and dyeing auxiliaries that improve fiber wettability and dye penetration uniformity
- Leather processing: fat-liquoring and softening formulations with controlled viscosity and moisture retention
- Paper manufacturing: coating and sizing preparations that improve surface uniformity and water retention
Commercial specifications
- Drums and IBC containers; bulk quantities for high-volume procurement
Other Names (Synonyms)
acetic monoethanolamide|N-(2-Hydroxyethyl)acetamide|Acetamide MEA|N-Acetylethanolamine