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Pentadecyl acetate (CAS 629-58-3)

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Alternate Names:
Acetic Acid Pentadecyl Ester
CAS Number:
629-58-3
Molecular Weight:
270.45
Molecular Formula:
C17H34O2
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Pentadecyl acetate is a remarkable long-chain fatty acid ester derived from pentadecanoic acid. As a colorless liquid, it exhibits insolubility in water but dissolves readily in various organic solvents. Pentadecyl acetate finds widespread applications in both scientific research and industrial sectors. Its uses encompass the synthesis of diverse chemicals, incorporation as an additive in lubricants, and serving as a vital starting material for the production of surfactants, detergents, and related products. Moreover, pentadecyl acetate has demonstrated potential applications in the realms of biochemistry and physiology. Pentadecyl acetate has emerged as useful in various scientific research applications. It has been employed as a model compound for investigating the structure and dynamics of fatty acid esters. Furthermore, it serves as a substrate for studying enzymes involved in fatty acid metabolism. Additionally, pentadecyl acetate has played a role in examining the impact of fatty acid esters on cell membrane permeability.


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Pentadecyl acetate, 100 mg

sc-215688
100 mg
$47.00

Pentadecyl acetate, 500 mg

sc-215688A
500 mg
$142.00