Glyceryl Monooleate

Product Name

Glyceryl Monooleate

Cat.No.

PE-0572

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Product Details

Category

Bioadhesive Material; Emollient; Emulsifier; Emulsion Stabilizer; Gelling Agents; Nonionic Surfactant; Continuous Release Agents

Molecular Formula

C21H40O4

Molecular Weight

356.55

Grade

Pharmceutical Excipients

UNII

C4YAD5F5G6

Chemical Name

9-Octadecenoic acid (Z), monoester with 1, 2, 3-propanetriol

CAS Number

25496-72-4

Synonyms

Glycerol Mono-oleate(BP); Aldo MO; Atlas G-695; Capmul GMO; glycerol-1-oleate; glyceroli mono-oleas; glyceryl mono-oleate; HallStar GMO; Imwitor 948; Kessco GMO; Ligalub; monolein; Monomuls 90-O18; mono-olein; a-mono-olein glycerol; Peceol; Priolube 1408; Stepan GMO; Tegin

Administration route

Oral; Topical

Dosage Form

Soluble film

Stability and Storage Conditions

Monoolein should be stored in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from light.

Commonly used amount and the maximum amount

When used as emulsifier or cosolvent in topical preparations, the maximum dosage is generally 5mg/g.

Source and Preparation

Monooleic glycerides are produced by the ester of fatty acids, mainly oleic acids, with glycerides. Since fatty acids are not pure substances but mixtures of fatty acids, the products produced by esterification will be mixtures of esters, including monostearate and monopalmitate. You have diesters and triesters. As a result, the physical properties of the glycerol monoleate will vary from manufacturer to manufacturer, for example, with melting points ranging from 10 to 35℃.

Safety

Monoolein is used in oral and topical preparations and is generally considered relatively non-toxic and non-irritating.

Incompatibilities

Monoolein glyceride has incompatibility with strong oxidants. Self-emulsifying grade incompatibility with cationic surfactant.

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