Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Stearyl Alcohol For Synthesis | 8.07680.1000 | Merck |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 1 KG |
| Form | Solid (Flakes/Powder) |
| Grade | For Synthesis |
| Application | Chemical synthesis, research, pharmaceutical intermediates |
Product Description
Stearyl alcohol, also known as octadecan-1-ol, is a high-purity fatty alcohol widely used in laboratories for synthesis and research applications. This lab-grade stearyl alcohol from Merck (8.07680.1000) is designed to meet stringent quality standards, ensuring consistency and reliability in experimental procedures.
Whether you’re working on pharmaceutical formulations, cosmetic research, or chemical synthesis, this product provides the purity and performance required for accurate results. The 1 KG pack size is ideal for both small-scale experiments and bulk requirements, making it a versatile choice for students, researchers, and educators.
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FAQs
What is stearyl alcohol used for in laboratories?
Stearyl alcohol is primarily used as an emulsifier, thickening agent, and intermediate in chemical synthesis. It’s commonly found in pharmaceutical and cosmetic research.
Is this stearyl alcohol suitable for cosmetic formulations?
Yes, this lab-grade stearyl alcohol can be used in cosmetic research, though additional testing may be required for final product applications.
How should I store stearyl alcohol?
Store it in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture absorption and degradation.
Can I buy stearyl alcohol in smaller quantities?
This product is available in a 1 KG pack. For smaller quantities, check our other listings or contact our support team.
Is this product the same as cetyl alcohol?
No, stearyl alcohol (C18) has a longer carbon chain than cetyl alcohol (C16), leading to different properties in formulations.
