Coco Acid Chloride

Coco Acid Chloride

Coco Acid Chloride is a highly reactive chemical compound derived from coconut fatty acids. It is a type of acyl chloride composed mainly of long-chain aliphatic acid chlorides, typically ranging from C8 to C18 carbon atoms. This product is a colorless to pale yellow liquid, known for its pungent odor and reactivity with nucleophiles like alcohols and amines.

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Product Name                                 :

Coco Acid Chloride

Synonyms                                       :

Coconut oil fatty acid chloride; Coconut oil fatty acyl chloride; Coconut oil acid chlorides; cocoyl chloride

Manufacturer                                  :

Anshul Specialty Molecules Private Ltd.

Ingredient                                        :

Coco Acid Chloride

CAS No.                                            :

68187-89-3

EINECS No.                                       :

269-133-1

Molecular Formula                         :

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Applications of Coco Acid Chloride:

Coco Acid Chloride plays a key role in a variety of industrial and chemical applications, including:

  • Surfactant and Detergent Industry:
    Used in the synthesis of amide-based surfactants, which are key ingredients in shampoos, body washes, and cleaners.

  • Pharmaceutical Industry:
    Serves as an intermediate in the preparation of specialty drugs and active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs).

  • Agrochemical Industry:
    Applied in the production of certain herbicides, insecticides, and other agrochemicals.

  • Cosmetic and Personal Care Products:
    Used in the preparation of specialty emulsifiers and conditioning agents.

  • Polymer and Resin Industry:
    Acts as a building block in the synthesis of specialty polymers and coatings.

  • Textile and Leather Processing:
    Utilized in the formulation of water-repellent and softening agents.