N-Linolenoyl Serinol

Status: Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief: N-Linolenoyl serinol is a synthetic compound made by joining linolenic acid, a fatty acid derived from plant oils, to serinol, a small molecule containing two alcohol groups and one amine group, via an amide bond.
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