n-Nonanoic acid, commonly known as pelargonic acid, is a mono-carboxylic acid with a linear chain comprising of nine Carbon atoms. Through the odd-numbered Carbon chain: pelargonic acid derivatives often show advantages of lower pour-points and viscosities.
Coupled with better solubility, in comparison to their even-numbered countertypes. At the same time: through the absence of double bonds, their stability is very high Read more >