Ozonized Ethyl Oleate

Status: Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief: Ozonised ethyl oleate is ethyl oleate, an ester made from oleic acid and ethanol, that has been treated with ozone gas, which reacts with the double bond in its fatty chain to form ozonide compounds.
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