Zinc stearate is a white powder that is insoluble in water. There are two production methods for zinc stearate: water method and melting method. Generally speaking, the zinc stearate produced by the water method is acidic, and the molten way is alkaline.

In the production process of paints, many manufacturers also mentioned the problem of Dispersion. Under normal circumstances, the Dispersion of zinc stearate emulsion in color is not problematic.

Aluminum distearate and aluminum tristearate are obtained according to the amount of the aluminum salt. Among them, aluminum stearate has the best performance and the most widely used.

It consists of oil-soluble corrosion inhibitor, base oil, and auxiliary additives. This article describes the main chemical additives in rust preventive oils.

Sodium oleate is a central component of soap made from olive oil and the like, and is also a fundamental component of tallow soap, and can also be obtained by reacting sodium hydroxide with oleic acid.

Synthetic oil and stable raw materials in cosmetics refer to oils and waxes, which are processed and synthesized from various oils and fats.

Lithium stearate, also known as lithium octadecanoic, has a white powdery form and is stable under average temperature and pressure. Insoluble in ethyl acetate.

Potassium stearate is also known as "potassium octadecanoic". White crystalline powder. Soluble in hot water, insoluble in ether, chloroform, and carbon disulfide.

Sodium stearate is a fine white powder or a lumpy solid with a slippery feel, a fatty taste, and water absorption in the air.

Sodium stearate is also known as sodium octadecanoic. White fine powder or lumpy solid with a slippery feel, a fatty taste, and water absorption in the air. Soluble in hot water or hot alcohol, decomposed into stearic acid, and the corresponding sodium.