Fatty acid amide

Fatty acid amide - Names and Identifiers

Name	Fatty acid amide
Synonyms	Fatty acid amide
EINECS	922-052-1

Fatty acid amide - Introduction

A fatty acid amide is a compound formed by the reaction of a fatty acid with an amine. Its nature has the following aspects:

1. Physical properties: Fatty acid amides are usually colorless to light yellow liquids or solids, with the characteristics of fatty acids, such as fat solubility and surface activity.

2. Chemical properties: the carbon chain length and acidity group of fatty acid in fatty acid amide will affect its solubility, surface activity and stability.

The use of fatty acid amide is very extensive, mainly in the following aspects:

1. Surfactant: Because fatty acid amide has good surface activity, it can be used as detergent, emulsifier, lubricant, etc.

2. Cosmetics: fatty acid amide can improve skin moisture and moisture, commonly used in skin care products, shampoo and other cosmetics.

3. Coatings and inks: Fatty acid amides can be used as thickeners and dispersants to improve the viscosity and rheological properties of coatings and inks.

The preparation method of fatty acid amide can usually be obtained by reacting fatty acid with amino compound (such as ammonia water or amine compound). The reaction conditions and the type of fatty acid and amine compound used will affect the preparation process and the properties of the product.

Regarding the safety information of fatty acid amides, in general, it is a relatively safe compound. However, the specific safety evaluation needs to be determined according to the specific type of fatty acid amide and the use situation. During use, relevant operating procedures and chemical safety information should be followed to ensure human health and environmental safety. In case of discomfort or eating by mistake, the doctor should be called for help in time.

Last Update：2024-04-10 22:41:56