D-Alpha Tocopherol liquid Raw Materials CAS 59-02-9

MF:C29H50O2

MW:430.71

EINECS:200-412-2

Specification:D-Alpha Tocopherol liquid

Sample:D-Alpha Tocopherol liquid

Brand:D-Alpha Tocopherol liquid

Appearance: liquid

Storage: Cool Dry Place

Brand: chemical Raw Materials

Shelf Life: 2 Years

Test Method: HPLC

Uses and synthesis of D-Alpha Tocopherol liquid

D-Alpha Tocopherol liquid is a brown-red or clear yellowish oily liquid with a mild, distinctive smell and taste. Soluble in ethanol, acetone, ether, chloroform or vegetable oil, almost insoluble in water. High boiling point (250℃), stable to heat. Oxidized by air and light, it turns dark red. It has no calories and does not participate in human metabolism. D-Alpha Tocopherol has the function of whitening spots, preventing skin aging, regulating endocrine and preventing hypertension and thrombosis, so D-Alpha Tocopherol is widely used in food, nutrition and health products, cosmetics and other fields.

Applications/Functions of D-Alpha Tocopherol liquid

• D-Alpha Tocopherol liquid has the functions of whitening spots, preventing skin aging, regulating endocrine, preventing triple highs and thrombosis, so it is widely used in food, nutrition and health products, cosmetics and other fields.
• D-Alpha Tocopherol is used for the prevention of abortion due to vitamin E deficiency, habitual abortion and threatened abortion, as well as for the treatment of infertility and nutritional giant cell anemia in infants

Physicochemical Property of D-Alpha Tocopherol liquid

Greenish yellow or light yellow viscous liquid, basically odorless, relative density 0.947 ~ 0.955. Insoluble in water, but soluble in ethanol, gasoline, ethyl ester and vegetable oil. Stable to heat, heating to 200℃ almost does not decompose; It is stable to oxygen in the air, but slow oxidation occurs, and the oxidation resistance of the finished product is weaker than that of the natural product. The light darkens gradually.

Production methodprocess of  D-Alpha Tocopherol liquid

D-Alpha Tocopherol liquid is prepared from 1, 2, 4-tritylene by iodization, nitration, reduction and oxidation to 2, 3, 5-trimethylbenzoquinone, then reduction and condensation with phytol.