palmitate

/ˈpɑlmɪteɪt/
noun
  1. A salt or ester of palmitic acid, commonly used in soaps, cosmetics, and food products.
    • Vitamin A palmitate is added to some foods for fortification.
    • The lotion contains isopropyl palmitate to help it absorb into the skin.
    • Sodium palmitate is a common ingredient in many bar soaps.