CAS Number
822-16-2
Grade
NF, EP, Kosher
Packaging
Bag
Sodium Stearate is a versatile and widely used compound, chemically, it is the sodium salt of stearic acid (a fatty acid), making it the main component of traditional soap.
Chemical Formula: C18H35NaO2
Appearance: A white, odorless, soap-like solid.
Uses:
Emulsifier: Used to nind oil and water together, essential for many products.
Thickener: Increases viscosity and stability in formulations.
Anti-caking agent: It is used to prevent clumping in powders.
Slightly soluble in water: Creates the lathering and cleansing action in soap.
Food: found in powdered mixes, spices, and seasonings. Used as texturizer and thickener in ice cream, whipped cream, and other products.
Cosmetics: Used in lotions, creams, and makeup and utilized as a stabilizer in shaving creams and hair products.
Pharmaceuticals: Acts as a binder and lubricant in tablets and capsules.
