Oleostearic acid

N.A. Oleostearic acid, hydrociannic acid, tannin, linolenic acid, oleic acid, linoleic acid, protein, thiamine.100 This herb is toxic. Laxative, stimulant, and sudorific. 

Oleostearic acid Oligopeptides Organic acids Qripavine Oxalates Oxalic acid Oxyberberine Oxylenzoic acid p-coumaric acid p-hydroxybenzoic p-methoxystyrene Pachymic acid Paenoiflorin Paeonine Paeonol Paliloleic acid Palmitic acid... 

Table 24-16. Average Fatty Acid, R(CH2 jCOOH, Compositions of Oils. (All Double Bonds Are cis, with the Exception of the Oleostearic Acid trans Double Bond Marked )...

The earlier alkyd resins (glyceryl phthalate) were all of the heat-convertible variety on heating the resin was converted to a nonfusible type [15]. More recently an unmodified alkyd refers to a resin prepared from a dibasic acid, a polyol, and an oil or fatty acid. In some cases a monofunctional acid such as benzoic acid has been added to reduce functionality [23], Oxygen- or air-convertible alkyd resins are prepared by replacing part of the polybasic acid with the proper amount of an oxidizable unsubstituted fatty acid or acids such a linolenic, oleostearic, or others that are commercially available. With these two types of systems, alkyds are used to prepare coatings that cure upon baking or air drying. 

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