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oleate /ole·ate/ (o´le-āt)
1. a salt, ester, or anion of oleic acid.
2. a solution of a substance in oleic acid; used as an ointment.

o·le·ate (l-t)
n.
1. A salt or ester of oleic acid.
2. A pharmacopeial preparation consisting of a combination or solution of an alkaloid or metallic base in oleic acid.

oleate [o´le-āt]
1. a salt or ester of oleic acid.
2. a solution of an alkaloid or other basic drug in oleic acid.

oleate
1. a salt of oleic acid.
2. a solution of a substance in oleic acid.


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In lubricating systems, additive studies evaluating film formation on a rotating steel ball inside a chamber filled with mineral or POE oil heated to 100[degrees]C (212[degrees]F) determined that copper metal oleates (cathodic/noble to iron) formed films (>100 nanometers) containing metallic copper and iron (II) oleate (Ratoi 2003).
The new compounds are alkyl oleates linked to succinic anhydride, or AOSA.
Preparation of SAA Oleates Soybean or linseed oil was charged to a 1-liter alkyd reactor with stirrer, nitrogen inlet and overhead condenser.
 
 
 
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