Functions
Surfactant
Lubricator
Skin conditioning
Emollient
CAS Number(s)
141-24-2
EINECS number(s)
205-472-3
FDA UNII
90FDR3O96Y
Methyl Ricinoleate is an ester derived from castor oil and methanol used in personal care applications as a surfactant or lubricant. It is derived from natural raw materials and is completely biodegradable.
Methyl Ricinoleate is a clear bright liquid with low viscosity. In low temperatures, it can form small crystals that re-dissolve on warming. It is soluble in most organic solvents such as mineral spirits, toluene, methyl ethyl ketone, glycol ethers, butyl acetate, ethyl alcohol etc.; and insoluble in water.
It is used as a highly effective detergent in industrial personal care applications for the removal of carbon-containing or oily dirt.
Synonyms
AMBRICIN-E1
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