Aleuritic acid, a naturally occurring 16-Trihydroxyhexadecanoic fatty acid derived from shellac, plays a significant role in the fragrance and pharmaceutical industries due to its utility as a precursor in synthesizing musk-like compounds such ambrettolide. It is produced through the alkaline saponification of Seedlac and is also employed in the production of plastics and lacquers, highlighting its versatility in chemical manufacturing. Its primary application remains in the creation of synthetic musk aromas, making it an important intermediate in fragrance synthesis.

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• 500 Kgs Packed in FIBC Bags palletized

• 25 Kgs PE bags with inner liner protection

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