Lauryl Glucoside

Lauryl Glucoside, also referred to as Lauryl Glucose, is a surfactant of the anionic type. This cleansing agent is made from glucose and lauryl alcohol. It is an odorless liquid that can be light yellow or clear when it comes to appearance. Lauryl Glucoside is water-soluble and proves to be useful when blended alongside ionic formulas to enhance their emulsifying and foam depths.

Product Specifications

Raw Material Source:	Glucose (Sugar) & Coconut Oil
Manufacturing Process:	Firstly, Lauryl alcohol which is an essential fatty acid is obtained from sugar and coconut and Lauryl Glucoside is obtained from the alcohol.
Chemical Formula:	C18H36O6
CAS Number:	59122-55-3
IUPAC Name:	Dodecyl β-D-glucopyranoside
INCI Name:	Sodium Lauryl Glucose Carboxylate
Molecular Weight:	348.48 grams/mole
Boiling Point:	499 ±45.0 °C
Flash Point:	255.6±28.7 °C
Odor:	Faint
PH Level:	5.5 to 6.5
HLB Value:	13
Color:	Clear to yellowish
Grade Standard:	Technical Grade
Shelf Life:	24 months
Purity (%):	99%
Form:	Liquid
Alternative Names:	Dodecyl glucoside, Lauryl polyglucoside
Solubility:	Yes
Applications:	Cosmetic
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