
Product Identity
| Product Name | Isopropyl Palmitate |
|---|---|
| CAS | 142-91-6 |
| Product Family | Emollients |
| Supply Type | Global Supply Product |
Product Overview
Isopropyl palmitate is a fatty-acid ester considered for emolliency, spreading and solvent contribution in cosmetic formulations. The legacy record includes a brand-style alias, but it does not prove brand ownership, authorised distribution or MOSINTER GROUP access to that branded grade; this pilot page remains under review.
Key Functions
- Provides emollient slip and spreading
- Can act as an oil-phase solvent or carrier
- Helps adjust sensory profile in compatible formulations
Typical Applications
- Skin-care emulsions and anhydrous systems
- Colour cosmetics and oil-phase formulations
- Other personal-care products after compatibility and comedogenicity assessment
Selection Considerations
- Generic material versus a named branded grade
- Assay, acid value and saponification value
- Odour, colour and oxidation limits
- Sensory target and oil-phase compatibility
- Written confirmation of brand, supply rights and documents
Specifications
| Molecular formula | C19H38O2 |
|---|---|
| Molecular weight | 298.5 |
Quality and Documentation
COA, TDS, SDS, batch information, export documents and packing information can be coordinated for the offered product when available. No certificate is implied until confirmed in writing.
Supply Model
Global Supply Product. Direct manufacturing and authorised distribution have not been verified.
Bulk Supply and Export
No branded-product claim should be published until the brand owner, exact grade and MOSINTER GROUP supply basis are documented. Generic isopropyl palmitate requirements can be reviewed separately by specification.
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Selection Considerations
Use the selection list to prepare a product-specific enquiry. Unknown data is intentionally not filled with generic claims.
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