030-000-461 Vitamin E Acetate

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Type Vitamin
Related products Vitamin E Oil, Vitamin E, Vitamin A, Vitamin AD3
CAS No. 52225-20-4
Chemical Formula C8H12O6
Appearance white powder
Packaging 25kg/drum
Assay ≥99%
Description

Description

Vitamin E Acetate Introduction

Vitamin E Acetate is a kind of fat-soluble vitamin, which is soluble in organic solvents easily such as fats and ethanol. Vitamin E is insoluble in water, stable to heat, acid, unstable to alkali, sensitive to oxygen, and insensitive to heat, but the activity of vitamin E is significantly reduced when fried. Tocopheryl acetate can be for the fortification of oils, fats, etc. And tocopherol is as antioxidation by right of own reducibility.

Vitamin E Acetate Benefits

1. Pharmaceuticals & Supplements

  • Antioxidant: Neutralizes free radicals, slowing cellular aging.
  • Cardiovascular Health: May reduce LDL oxidation, aiding in atherosclerosis prevention.
  • Immune Support: Enhances T-cell function, particularly beneficial for elderly immune regulation.

2. Cosmetics

  • Anti-Aging Agent: Reduces UV-induced skin oxidative damage (common in creams, sunscreens).
  • Moisturizing & Repair: Strengthens the skin barrier, improving dryness (found in serums, lip balms).

3. Food Industry

  • Nutrient Fortification: Added to cooking oils, milk powder, etc., to prevent rancidity (approved in China’s GB 14880).
  • Animal Feed: Improves livestock fertility and extends meat shelf life.

Comparison with Natural Vitamin E

Aspect Vitamin E Acetate Natural Vitamin E
Stability High Prone to oxidation
Bioactivity Requires metabolic conversion Directly active
Common Forms Synthetic powder or oily liquid Plant-derived (e.g., wheat germ oil)

Vitamin E Acetate Application

It is mainly used for the fortification of dry food products such as flour, dry milk, beverage powders, and water-based foods.