pelargonic acid

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pelargonic acid

[¦pe‚lär′gän·ik ′as·əd]

(organic chemistry)

CH₃(CH₂)₇CO₂H A colorless or yellowish oil, boiling at 254°C; soluble in ether and alcohol, insoluble in water; used as a chemical intermediate and flotation agent, in lacquers, pharmaceuticals, synthetic flavors and aromas, and plastics.

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Moreover, 3-hydroxy pelargonic acid carnitine is necessary for fatty acid metabolism, and it can promote the oxidation of fatty acids and the production of ATP.

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A fatty acid formulation containing pelargonic acid (C9), dual emulsifiers, and L-lactic acid was compared with and without additional adjuvants as a dip treatment (Table 3).

Fatty acid-based formulations for wood protection against mold and sapstain

For example, oleic acid is a common unsaturated fatty acid that can be oxidized with ozone to produce azelaic acid and pelargonic acid. These products are used in the production of plastics, pharmaceuticals, herbicides, and other products.

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He is looking at alternative weed control methods such as CGM, pelargonic acid (a fatty acid found in plants and animals), and vinegar (acetic acid) as well as mechanized ways of applying them.

Organic and conventional vegetable production explored

Effective January 1, Cognis' global oleochemicals business, comprising fatty acids, glycerin, oilfield chemicals, azelaic acid and pelargonic acid, and plastics technology was transferred to Cognis Oleochemicals Sdn.

Cognis and Golden Hope expand oleochemicals

pelargonic acid: C[H.sub.3][(C[H.sub.2]).sub.7]COOH brassylic acid: OOC[(C[H.sub.2]).sub.11]COOH