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Stearyl behenate (CAS 24271-12-3)

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Alternate Names:
Behenic acid stearyl ester
CAS Number:
24271-12-3
Molecular Weight:
593.06
Molecular Formula:
C40H80O2
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Stearyl behenate is a long-chain fatty acid ester incorporated in studies of lipid behavior and properties. It is of particular interest in the area of materials science, where it is used to investigate the phase behavior of lipids and their ability to form structured systems such as vesicles or bilayers. The compound′s long hydrocarbon chains contribute to the understanding of the role of hydrophobic interactions in self-assembly processes and the stability of lipid-based structures. Additionally, stearyl behenate is utilized in the study of surface modification, where it can act as a hydrophobic coating agent, affecting the wettability and adhesion properties of various substrates. Research involving stearyl behenate is also relevant in the exploration of lipid matrices for controlled release systems, where its melting behavior and compatibility with other lipophilic compounds are of significant importance.


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Stearyl behenate, 1 g

sc-215909
1 g
$281.00