Dibutyl azelate
CAS 2917-73-9
Nonanedioic acid, 1,9-dibutyl ester
This chemical is listed as active in US commerce, but no company reported it to EPA’s survey for 2019 or 2023. Sites may have made or imported less than the threshold amount, or none.
Why supply is unknownProduction is reported production, not a complete census of factories. Import value and source-country shares describe a shared customs category, not a separate chemical measurement.
Where It Comes From
Customs basis: HS 291713 · basket
These shares come from HS customs code 291713, which covers 27 tracked chemicals in total. They estimate the category's origin mix, not this chemical specifically.
- Germany
- Brazil
- Switzerland
- Japan
- Spain
- Belgium
Why It Matters
No EPA sector or FDA product records name a use for this chemical.
Vendor Pricing
Prices reflect listed pack sizes. Small research packs run far above bulk rates.
2 more vendors
| Vendor | Country Supplier country. Where available, shows shipping origin. When the supplier ships from a different country than where they are registered, both are shown. Most suppliers show registration country only. | $/g | Pack | Purity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A2B Chem LLC (2 weeks) | United States | $1010.00 | 500 mg | — |
| AA BLOCKS (2 weeks) | United States | $1034.00 | 500 mg | — |
Chemical Identity
Data Sources
- EPA TSCA InventoryRetrieved 2026-10-04
- US Census international tradeReporting year: 2024 · Retrieved 2026-10-04
Brief citations
Dibutyl azelate (CAS 2917-73-9) https://chemicalindependence.com/chemical/2917-73-9/ EPA TSCA Inventory: CAS 2917-73-9. Retrieved 2026-10-04. https://www.epa.gov/tsca-inventory US Census international trade: HS 291713 for CAS 2917-73-9. Reporting year: 2024. https://usatrade.census.gov/