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oleate [′ō·lē‚āt]
(organic chemistry)
Salt made up of a metal or alkaloid with oleic acid; used for external medicines and in soaps and paints.
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In lubricating systems, additive studies evaluating film formation on a rotating steel ball inside a chamber filled with mineral or POE oil heated to 100[degrees]C (212[degrees]F) determined that copper metal oleates (cathodic/noble to iron) formed films (>100 nanometers) containing metallic copper and iron (II) oleate (Ratoi 2003).
Determine the mechanism for copper plating and methods for Its ... by Kauffman, Robert E. / ASHRAE Transactions
The new compounds are alkyl oleates linked to succinic anhydride, or AOSA.
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Preparation of SAA Oleates Soybean or linseed oil was charged to a 1-liter alkyd reactor with stirrer, nitrogen inlet and overhead condenser.
High-solids alkyds resins with improved properties based on styrene ... by Smyth, Scott E. / JCT CoatingsTech
 
 
 
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