Arachidyl behenate
What is Arachidyl behenate?
Arachidyl behenate (CAS 42233-14-7), also known as icosanyl docosanoate, is a long-chain fatty acid ester derived from arachidyl alcohol and behenic acid.
Where is Arachidyl behenate used?
- Personal care: structuring wax, rheology modifier and lubricant
- Cosmetics: builds solid structure in stick products, lip balms and emollients
- Industrial lubricants: solid lubricant additive where high-melting wax esters are needed
- Coatings and sealants: surface modifier and slip agent
- Polymer and plastics compounding: internal or external lubricant that aids processing
- It reduces melt adhesion during extrusion and improves material flow.
Commercial specifications
- Cosmetic-grade quality meeting personal care industry purity standards for global compliance
- Packaging commonly in bags or fiber drums
Other Names (Synonyms)
Icosyl docosanoate|Eicosanyl docosanoate|Behenic acid, arachidyl ester|Docosanoic acid, eicosyl ester|9G00Q0O2NS|eicosyl behenate|arachicyl behenate|n-Eicosyl n-docosanoate