Stearic Acid

Stearic acid (or Stearin) for candle making is generally used as a wax hardener which helps pillar or freestanding candles hold their shape in warmer climates. It also increases wax opacity (whiteness) and assists with mold release.
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Stearic Acid-d35, CAS#:17660-51-4

Stearic Acid, when added to your wax, makes a harder, stronger candle. Use 3 tablespoons per pound of wax to considerably upgrade the quality of your

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Stearic acid for synthesis 57-11-4

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