Medium carbonic acid /1214 acid
Product Definition
C12-14 fatty acids are a mixture of straight-chain saturated fatty acids whose carbon chain length is mainly distributed between 12 and 14 carbon atoms. They are usually produced from natural plant oils such as palm kernel oil and coconut oil through processes such as hydrolysis, fractionation and refining. They have excellent structural stability, good surface activity and renewable bio-based properties.
Product Functional Category and Applications
1. 1214 acid has a moderate melting point and regular carbon chain, which can significantly improve the structural strength and stability of the formula. It forms a good crystal skeleton in creams, lotions and solid soap bases, making the product look delicate, feel solid and not easy to collapse.
2. In personal care and cosmetics, 1214 acid is widely used in the preparation of fatty acid soaps, fatty alcohols, esters and surfactants. It has the advantages of gentle cleansing, stable emulsification and good skin compatibility, and is suitable for soaps, facial cleansers, shampoos, face creams and body care products.
3. 1214 acid is naturally derived and has a well-defined structure. It can be used as a fatty acid raw material or a component of nutritional oils in food processing. In the feed industry, it helps to improve the lipid structure of formulations, enhance palatability, and support intestinal health management.
4. 1214 acid can be further derived to prepare lubricants, plastic additives, coating additives and special ester products, and has good application prospects in promoting the substitution of petrochemical raw materials and the development of low-carbon chemical industry.
Product Summary
Common Names (Nonproprietary Names) : 1214 acid
Chemical Name : Mixture of C12-14 straight-chain fatty acids
Other names : C12-14 Fatty Acids
International Cosmetic Ingredient Name (INCI) : FATTYACIDSC12-14
CAS Registry Number : 90990-10-6
EINECS login ID : 292-676-0
Chemical equation : C₁₂H₂₄O₂–C₁₄H₂₈O₂
Molecular Weight : 200.32–228.37 g/mol