Olive acid
What is Olive acid?
Olive acid (CAS 92044-96-7) is the refined fatty acid fraction derived from olive oil, composed predominantly of oleic acid alongside minor palmitic and linoleic acid components.
Where is Olive acid used?
- Personal care: emulsifier, moisturizing agent and surface-active ingredient in skin creams and lotions
- Hair conditioners: fatty acid profile supports moisture retention and skin barrier compatibility
- Food: emulsification aid in processed fat systems and specialty lipid blends
- Coatings and adhesives: surface modifier and wetting agent improving substrate adhesion and film uniformity
- Oleochemical processing: feedstock for soaps, esters and surfactant intermediates
- It is offered in food-grade and technical-grade specifications.
Good to know: Purity and fatty acid composition profiles are the primary quality parameters buyers should confirm with suppliers; these vary by source and refining process, impacting final performance.
Commercial specifications
- Drum and IBC quantities for industrial buyers
Other Names (Synonyms)
N06WP8MKA2|ACIDS, OLIVE|RefChem:856735|OLIVE ACID [INCI]|PRIFAC 7986|OLEA EUROPAEA (OLIVE) ACID|Fatty acids, olive-oil|Olive-oil fatty acids