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  • Application of fatty amine polyglycerol ether surfactants

    Application of fatty amine polyglycerol ether surfactants

    The structure of fatty amine polyglycerol ether surfactant is shown in the figure below. Its hydrophilic groups are also composed of hydroxyl groups and ether bonds. However, the alternating arrangement of hydroxyl groups and ether bonds changes the ether bond-dominated structure of polyoxyethyle...
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  • This is how emulsifiers work

    This is how emulsifiers work

    With the improvement of people’s living standards, consumers’ requirements for food are no longer limited to reasonable nutritional value. They also demand satisfactory sensory qualities of food, including appearance, color, aroma, taste, consistency and freshness. As texture-modifyin...
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  • Antistatic Effect of Surfactants

    Antistatic Effect of Surfactants

    The detergency of surfactants is the fundamental property that underpins their widest practical applications. It is integral to the daily lives of countless households and is being increasingly adopted across all trades and industrial production sectors. Antistatic Effect of Surfactants Friction ...
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  • Application of Cleaning Agents

    Application of Cleaning Agents

    The application fields of cleaning agents include light industry, household, kitchen and dining, laundry, industry, transportation and other industries. The basic chemical substances used cover 15 categories such as surfactants, bactericides, thickeners, fillers, dyes, enzymes, solvents, corrosio...
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  • Talk about crude oil demulsifiers

    Talk about crude oil demulsifiers

    The mechanism of crude oil demulsifiers is the phase transfer-reverse deformation mechanism. The addition of demulsifiers triggers a phase transition, producing surfactants (reverse demulsifiers) that form emulsions of the opposite type to those formed by emulsifiers. Such demulsifiers react with...
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  • Classification of Industrial Cleaning

    Classification of Industrial Cleaning

    Fineness Requirements General Industrial Cleaning, Precision Industrial Cleaning and Ultra-precision Industrial Cleaning General industrial cleaning involves cleaning the surfaces of vehicles, ships and aircraft, which can only remove relatively coarse dirt. Precision industrial cleaning covers c...
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  • Washing Effect of Surfactants — Various Detergents

    Washing Effect of Surfactants — Various Detergents

    The detergency of surfactants is their fundamental property with the most extensive practical applications. It is closely related to the daily lives of countless households and is also being increasingly adopted across all walks of life and various industrial production sectors. Detergents Surfac...
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  • Emulsification and Solubilization Effects of Surfactants

    Emulsification and Solubilization Effects of Surfactants

    The steady growth trend of surfactants worldwide has created a favorable external environment for the development and expansion of the cosmetics industry, with increasingly stringent requirements for product structure, varieties, performance and technologies. Therefore, it is necessary to systema...
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  • Forms and Applications of Fatty Amines

    Forms and Applications of Fatty Amines

    Aliphatic amines refer to a large class of organic amine compounds with carbon chain lengths ranging from C8 to C22. Like common amines, they are divided into four categories: primary amines, secondary amines, tertiary amines and polyamines. Primary, secondary and tertiary amines are classified a...
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  • Principle and Notes of Ultrasonic Cleaning

    Principle and Notes of Ultrasonic Cleaning

    As we all know, the sounds people hear are acoustic wave signals with a frequency ranging from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz. Acoustic waves with a frequency higher than 20,000 Hz are called ultrasonic waves. Acoustic waves propagate longitudinally in the form of a sine wave, alternating between strong and ...
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  • What are the common functions of surfactants?

    What are the common functions of surfactants?

    Wetting Wetting occurs when a solid comes into contact with a liquid. The original solid-gas and liquid-gas interfaces disappear, and a new solid-liquid interface is formed. For example, textile fibers are porous materials with a large specific surface area. When a solution spreads along the fibe...
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  • How much do you know about flotation knowledge?

    How much do you know about flotation knowledge?

    01 Concept of Flotation Flotation, also known as floatation mineral processing, is a mineral separation technology that separates valuable minerals from gangue minerals at gas-liquid-solid interfaces by taking advantage of differences in surface properties of various minerals contained in ores, a...
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