Additives are used in a wide range of applications, including the production of pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, flavors and fragrances, and cosmetics. Additives can be classified according to the type of property they impart, such as stability, solubility, or viscosity.

Additives applications of organic fine chemicals include

1. Stabilizers: These are chemicals that are added to organic fine chemicals to improve their stability, which means that they can help to prevent the decomposition of the chemical over time. Stabilizers can be used to protect against heat, light, moisture, or chemical attack.

2. Solubilizers: These are chemicals that are added to organic fine chemicals to improve their solubility, which means that they can help to dissolve the chemical in a particular solvent or medium. Solubilizers can be used to make organic fine chemicals more compatible with a wide range of solvents, including water, alcohol, and hydrocarbons.

3. Viscosity modifiers: These are chemicals that are added to organic fine chemicals to alter their viscosity, which is a measure of the resistance of a fluid to flow. Viscosity modifiers can be used to make organic fine chemicals more or less viscous, depending on the desired application.

4. Dispersants: These are chemicals that are added to organic fine chemicals to improve their ability to disperse in a medium, such as water. Dispersants can be used to prevent the formation of clumps or aggregates, which can improve the performance of the chemical.