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Chemical structure of decyl polyglucose (n = 9, m is variable)

Decyl polyglucose is a mild non-ionic synthetic surfactant. It is a type of alkylpolyglycoside derived from glucose or starch and the fatty alcohol decanol. It is commonly used in body washes and shampoos.^[1]

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