Azone Laurocapram / Azone / 59227-89-3
Products Description
Azone, also known as laurocapram, is a chemical compound that serves as a skin penetration enhancer. It is derived from lauric acid, a fatty acid commonly found in coconut oil and palm kernel oil. Azone is particularly valued in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries for its ability to facilitate the absorption of active ingredients through the skin barrier.
BASIC ANALYSIS
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Item
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Specification
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Appearance
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Colorless or pale-yellowish transparent liquid
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Solubility
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Soluble (anhydrous ethanol 1:1)
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Viscosity
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32~34mm2/S
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PH
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Litmus paper should be neutral reaction
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Bromide
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≤0.1%
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Ignition Residue
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≤0.1%
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Heavy metals
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≤0.001%
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Content
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97.0~102.0%
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Microbiological Test
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Bacteria: ≤300CPU Fungi: ≤100CPU
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Reference addition
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1~2%
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Function
- Skin Penetration Enhancer: Laurocapram is known for its ability to enhance the absorption of other active ingredients through the skin. This makes it valuable in formulations that aim to deliver therapeutic agents more effectively.
- Emulsifying Agent: It can help stabilize emulsions, allowing oil and water-based ingredients to mix more effectively. This property is useful in creams, lotions, and other topical formulations.
- Moisturizing: As a fatty acid derivative, laurocapram can contribute to the moisturizing properties of skincare products, helping to keep the skin hydrated.
- Mildness: It is generally considered to be mild and non-irritating, making it suitable for sensitive skin formulations.
Applications
- Cosmetics and Skincare: Laurocapram is often found in creams, lotions, serums, and other topical products designed for enhanced absorption and moisturizing benefits.
- Pharmaceuticals: It may be used in topical medications to improve the delivery of active ingredients.
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