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Lithium stearate  (Synonyms: Stearic acid lithium; Lithium octadecanoate)

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Lithium stearate (Stearic acid (lithium)) is a compound that forms vesicles in reaction with silver nitrate, thereby changing the reaction kinetics of the nucleation and self-assembly process of silver stearate. It has the activity that even in the presence of excess silver nitrate, only about 80% can be converted into silver stearate and the residual lithium stearate will inhibit the growth process of silver stearate crystals, thereby producing silver stearate crystals that are much smaller than those obtained from sodium stearate, providing an opportunity to further control the self-assembly and crystal growth of silver stearate.

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CAS No. : 4485-12-5

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    Lithium stearate purchased from MedChemExpress. Usage Cited in: Cell Death Dis. 2025 Nov 24;16(1):857.  [Abstract]

    Stearic acid (SA; 80 μM; 24 h). Representative images of oil red staining in γ-LA, OA or SA stimulated MPC5 cells.

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    Stearic acid (SA; 10 μM; 6 h). IF staining analysis of CK19.

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    Stearic acid (SA; 10 μM; 6 h). Triplicate qPCR analysis of CTGF.

    Lithium stearate purchased from MedChemExpress. Usage Cited in: Chem Biol Interact. 2025 Sep 26:111758.  [Abstract]

    Stearic acid (SA; 10 μM; 6 h). Intracellular ROS levels.

    Lithium stearate purchased from MedChemExpress. Usage Cited in: Bioact Mater. 2023 Nov 9:33:85-99.

    Stearic acid (300 μM; 24 h). Analysis of fatty acid production in PDLCs after exosomes treatment with or without C75 application by liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry.

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    Description

    Lithium stearate (Stearic acid (lithium)) is a compound that forms vesicles in reaction with silver nitrate, thereby changing the reaction kinetics of the nucleation and self-assembly process of silver stearate. It has the activity that even in the presence of excess silver nitrate, only about 80% can be converted into silver stearate and the residual lithium stearate will inhibit the growth process of silver stearate crystals, thereby producing silver stearate crystals that are much smaller than those obtained from sodium stearate, providing an opportunity to further control the self-assembly and crystal growth of silver stearate.

    Molecular Weight

    290.41

    Formula

    C18H35LiO2
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    Appearance

    Solid

    Color

    White to off-white

    SMILES

    CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC(O[Li])=O
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    Room temperature in continental US; may vary elsewhere.
    Storage

    Store at room temperature 3 years

    In solvent -80°C 2 years
    -20°C 1 year
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