Céride
The cérides are Ester S of fatty Alcool and a Fatty-acid. They form the major part of the Cire S (vegetable, of bee…). They are solid, colorless, insoluble substances in the Eau, soluble in the Benzène, the Chloroforme and are chemically inert.
For example, the palmitate of cetyl present in the Spermaceti (spermaceti):
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