Zinc Stearate
Cas No :
557-05-1
Molecular Weight :
632.33
Molecular Formula :
[CH3(CH2)16COO]2ZN
Description :
Zinc Stearate is a white, fine hydrophobic powder made of stearic acid and zinc. It's a soap made of zinc, which functions as a release agent, a lubricant, and an emulsifier. Due to its water-repellent properties and non-reactive character, Zinc Stearate is widely used in the rubber, plastic, cosmetics, pharmaceutical, and other industries. It's insoluble in water, but it is also insoluble in aromatic hydrocarbons and chlorinated solvents after heating. It is neither odorless nor toxic, making it suitable for use in many industries and for consumer applications.
Store in tightly sealed, airtight containers in an air-conditioned, dry, and well-ventilated area.
Be safe from water, Strong acids, moisture, and such oxidizing agents.
Zinc Stearate can be ignited. Avoid exposure to flames, sparks, or extreme heat.
Use standard extinguishing chemicals (such as foam, CO2, or dry chemicals) to extinguish the flame.
Ensure adequate airflow during handling to minimize dust buildup.
ChemicalBull offers high-purity Zinc Stearate suitable for plastics, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and other products.
Bulk supply and customized logistics solutions are available through ChemicalBull to customers in Punjab and the broader Middle East.
With the ability to distribute globally, ChemicalBull provides consistent supply documents and affordable prices to customers from all over the world.
Download the entire MSDS from ChemicalBull to learn more about safety precautions, control of exposure, and emergency procedures.
What exactly is Zinc Stearate to do?
Zinc Stearate can be used as a lubricant and release agent, as well as an anti-caking agent, and as an emulsifier for various industries, including plastics, rubber, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals.
Is Zinc Stearate suitable for use in cosmetics?
Absolutely, Zinc Stearate is safe to use in personal care and cosmetic products when employed in accordance with regulations.
Is Zinc Stearate soluble in water?
It is insoluble in water, but may dissolve in aromatic hydrocarbons and chlorinated solvents after heating.
Do you think Zinc Stearate can be employed in foods?
Zinc Stearate is not typically used in food applications. All use should be in accordance with the food-grade certifications and local regulations on food safety.
Does ChemicalBull export Zinc Stearate internationally?
The answer is yes, ChemicalBull offers international shipping that is appropriately documented and in conformity with global safety and trade regulations.
Zinc Stearate then links back to Laevo-Menthyl Acetate for continued exploration of chemical uses.