The correct option is B palmitic acid or stearic acid or oleic acid ester of cholesterol
Lanoline wool is palmitic ester of cholesterol, CH3−(CH2)7−CHO, and an aldehyde mono carboxylic acid. It is also called 'wool wax' or 'wool grease'. It is made of a mixture of cholesterol and the esters of several fatty acids. With water, it forms an emulsion. When purified, lanolin is used as a base for ointments and creams, as a lubricant, and in finishing and preserving leather. It is also a constituent of some varnishes and paints.