Hard-surface cleaner

Dreft

Shell higher olefin process

Ethoxylation

Metal carbonyl

Fabric softener

Organosulfate

Musim Mas

IOI Group

Sodium myreth sulfate

Defoamer

Alkyl polyglycoside

Sodium pareth sulfate

Emulsifying wax

Triethylaluminium

Paraffin oxidation

Laundry detergent

Fatty alcohol

Alcohol

Fatty acid

Oleochemical

Cleaning agent

Fatty acid

Linear alpha olefin

Alcohol

Organosulfate

Surfactant

Sodium dodecyl sulfate

Hydroformylation

Alkali metal

Phosphatidic acid

Nta ya sikio, kamusi elezo huru

Carbon monoxide

Pears (soap)

Deoxycholic acid

Fatty acid

Palmitic acid

Carbon monoxide

Citric acid

Dietary fiber

Naturally occurring phenols

Hydrogen peroxide

Stearic acid

Capsaicin

Perfume

Defoamer

High-density lipoprotein

Amphiphile

Mycobacterium

Madhuca longifolia

Soaps and detergents5

• Growing application scope for fatty acid in soaps and detergents and personal care industries will boost the segment demand over the coming years. (grandviewresearch.com)
• Asia Pacific market for fatty acid in soaps and detergents was valued at USD 1,895.7 million in 2016 and is estimated to expand at a healthy CAGR in the coming years. (grandviewresearch.com)
• This was mainly due to its increasing demand in soaps and detergents, lubricants, personal care, and in other downstream chemical industries. (grandviewresearch.com)
• Total quality management has its importance in managing every industry so is its importance and relevance in Oils, Soaps, and Detergents Industries. (niir.org)
• As well as the familiar uses of salt in cooking, salt is used in many applications, from manufacturing pulp and paper to setting dyes in textiles and fabric, to producing soaps and detergents. (simplelivingforum.net)

Surfactant16

• 3. The laundry detergent composition of claim 1 wherein the nonionic surfactant has the formula R 1 (OC 2 H 4 ) n OH, where R 1 is a C 8 -C 18 alkyl group or a C 8 -C 12 alkyl phenyl group, and n is from 3 to about 80. (google.es)
• 4. The laundry detergent composition of claim 1 wherein the weight ratio of detergent surfactant to acidulant is from about 2:1 to about 15:1. (google.es)
• 5. A washing and cleaning composition comprising a surfactant and a detergent builder, wherein at least one of the builders therefor, is a crystalline layered sodium silicate having the composition NaMSi x O 2x+1 .yH 2 O, in which M denotes sodium or hydrogen, x is a number from 1.9 to 4, and y is a number from 0 to 20. (google.com)
• The nonionic detergent granules containing a nonionic surfactant in a high content and having high bulk density and excellent powder fluidity and non-caking property can be produced in the process of the present invention with less suffering from restriction in the composition. (google.com)
• The present invention relates to a process for producing nonionic detergent granules comprising a nonionic surfactant. (google.com)
• The primary ingredient in any cleanser or detergent is the surfactant - the chemical that separates the dirt from the object being cleaned. (oukosher.org)
• An example of a Group One surfactant is sulfonic acid and its salts e.g. sodium sulfonate (these often appear on detergent plants Schedule A's. (oukosher.org)
• The difference between a soap and a detergent is that a soap (such as bar soap) is composed of a single surfactant (specific saponified fatty acid) and nothing else, while, a detergent is composed of a whole mixture of substances often including more than just one type of surfactant, along with a mix of other ingredients. (copperwiki.org)
• Detergent is just a synonym for surfactant. (thebeautybrains.com)
• Fatty alcohols such as surfactant. (acahome.org)
• In this lecture, I would like to propose a scenario and three key concepts for the sustainable growth of Asian-Pacific surfactant and detergent industries within the background of the Asian-Pacific spiritual dimension and traditional culture. (go.jp)
• There can be no question that, through cooperative ties and lively discussions on Western technology, active involvement in planning based on our own technical prowess will be the true basis of sustainable growth of Asian-Pacific surfactant and detergent industries into the new millennium. (go.jp)
• En capsulating aspirin into a surfactant-free ethyl cellulose microsphere using non-toxic solvents by emulsion solvent-evaporation technique," J. Microencapsulation, 18(2):223-236 (2001). (patentgenius.com)
• The cobalt thiocyanate method involves the treatment of the detergent with ammonium cobalt thiocyanate solution, chloroform extraction of the surfactant-cobalt thiocyanate complex and the spectrophotometric analysis of the complex in chloroform at 318 nm. (epa.gov)
• Item: D6000 (Allertech Laundry Detergent) contains Proprietary Ternary Non-Ionic Surfactant Compound which contains no hazardous compounds under current OSHA definitions. (allergyasthmatech.com)
• Deionized water, fatty acid CAS#53980-88-4, fatty acid CAS#61790-12-3, alcohol surfactant CAS#110615-47-9, alcohol surfactant CAS#68551-12-2, chelating agent CAS#3414-89-9. (allergyasthmatech.com)

Methyl esters8

• The process involves the transesterification of the triglycerides to give methyl esters which are then hydrogenated to give the fatty alcohols. (wikipedia.org)
• However, the fastest growth in India oleochemicals market over the next ten years is anticipated to be exhibited by methyl esters and fatty amines, which are increasingly being used in the agrochemicals sector. (prnewswire.co.uk)
• Oxyethylenated fatty acid methyl esters are considered to be a promising alternative to oxyethylenated fatty alcohols widely used in laundry detergent productions. (degruyter.com)
• Oxyethylenated fatty acid methyl esters display propensity to hydrolysis in alkaline washing solutions, which might affect the washing process. (degruyter.com)
• The hydrolysis of oxyethylenated fatty acid methyl esters was found to be innocuous towards the washing process since only 10% of the overall amount was hydrolyzed at 60°C, pH = 12 in 1 hour. (degruyter.com)
• The ability to achieve higher yields from lipid feedstock, and in particular algae oils, by not utilizing current methods of fatty acid conversion to methyl esters, makes this technology economically attractive. (energy.gov)
• P&G Chemicals has been involved in making methyl esters for conversion into detergent grade fatty alcohols since the growth of Tide in the 1950's. (pgchemicals.com)
• Given that the methyl esters also serve as feedstock for our fatty alcohol production, we pride ourselves on our robust, reliable and sizable supply chain. (pgchemicals.com)

Emulsifiers2

• Fatty alcohols are used in detergents, emulsifiers, lubricants and personal care items. (warf.org)
• Being water soluble these are used in a range of products, like cosmetics, detergents, paint strippers, and emulsifiers. (hexaresearch.com)

Soap8

• Shell chemicals companies are among the largest global producers of high purity ethylene oxide, a versatile chemical intermediate used in the production of derivatives that provide the raw materials for polyester fibres and drinks bottles, soap and detergent components, antifreeze, cosmetics and paints. (shell.com)
• In addition to having properties of soap , detergents have builders that make it effective in hard water . (copperwiki.org)
• See this page for an experiment demonstrating the difference between soap and detergent. (thebeautybrains.com)
• As soapmakers know, fatty oils are heated with a neutralizing alkali such as sodium hydroxide for solid soap, or potassium hydroxide for liquid soap. (sweetcakes.com)
• Just like with regular soap, many detergents carry a charge on their hydrophilic end. (biosynth.com)
• Have you considered making your own detergent with soap that meets your requirements? (simplelivingforum.net)
• The soap is either grated up, or melted in the DIY laundry detergent recipe. (butterbeliever.com)
• The biggest problem with homemade laundry detergent recipes, however, is the soap category. (butterbeliever.com)

Lubricants1

• This market report segments the global fatty alcohols market by application (cleaning products, personal care, lubricants, and others) and geography (APAC, EMEA, and the Americas). (finanznachrichten.de)

Ethoxylate2

• Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate / Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES/AES) Synonyms: (C10-C16) Alcohol ethoxylate sulfated sodium salt, Sodium Laureth Sulphate, sodium lauryl ether sulfate, SLES, AES CAS No: 68585-34-2 EINECS No: 209-553. (benadorassociates.com)
• https://www.cleanroomshop.com/media/catalog/product/k/s/ks20.jpg https://www.cleanroomshop.com/media/catalog/product/k/s/ks20_1.jpg add-to-cart 6 A blend of deionised water and a fatty alcohol ethoxylate SteriShield delivery system Ensure there is sufficient venti-lation of the area. (cleanroomshop.com)

Synthetic8

• The molecule must also contain a hydrophilic (water-soluble) group, such as ―COONa, or a sulfo group, such as ―OSO 3 Na or ―SO 3 Na (such as in fatty alcohol sulfate or alkylbenzene sulfonate), or a long ethylene oxide chain in nonionic synthetic detergents. (britannica.com)
• These two developments opened the way to synthetic fatty alcohols. (wikipedia.org)
• About 50% of fatty alcohols used commercially are of natural origin, the remainder being synthetic. (wikipedia.org)
• The property possessed by some materials of improving detergency levels of soaps and synthetic detergents and the use of such materials in detergent compositions is known. (google.es)
• Synthetic fatty alcohols are mainly derived from petrochemical sources such as ethylene. (finanznachrichten.de)
• It was made up by the beauty industry to make products based on synthetic detergents sound sciencey and special. (thebeautybrains.com)
• Synthetic detergent sounds nasty, dangerous and icky. (thebeautybrains.com)
• Some "soaps" are in fact synthetic detergents and may be derived from crude petroleum. (sweetcakes.com)

Sulfate6

• 2.SO3.Na Chemical Name:Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulphate(SLES) 70% Sodium Lauryl Ethere Sulfate Sodium Ethoxylated Alkyl Sulfate Sodium Polyoxyethyl;ene Fatty Alcohol Sulfate Abbr. (benadorassociates.com)
• Ene Fatty Alcohol Sulfate Abbr. (benadorassociates.com)
• A common type of Syndet like Sodium Lauryl Sulfate is made by reacting a fatty alcohols with acid. (thebeautybrains.com)
• aqua (water), sodium coco fatty alcohol sulfate (coconut-derived), potassium cocoate (coconut-derived), alcohol denat. (humanheartnature.com)
• Sodium Lauryl Sulfate Appearance:powder needle Application:detergent,Shampoo and shower bath etc. (opencroquet.org)
• 11. The method of claim 1, wherein the detergent is sodium dodecyl sulfate. (patents.com)

Production of fatty alcohols2

• This concept is expected to emerge as one of the major alternatives for the production of fatty alcohols. (finanznachrichten.de)
• Because both processes require harsh reaction conditions and release harmful byproducts to the environment [ 11 ], microbial production of fatty alcohols from renewable sugars is a promising alternative. (biomedcentral.com)

Cosmetics2

• The book contains the formulae of diverse types of soaps, detergents (cake, powder and liquid) toiletries, methodical testing method, quality control of complete products, packing criterion of cosmetics and toiletries along with project profiles, machinery photographs and addresses of raw material, plant and machinery suppliers. (niir.org)
• ALKONAT® 1214 CL and ALKONAT® 1214 CH differ by the content of Cetyl Alcohol (C16), with higher contents for ALKONAT® 1214 CH. The main markets of the ALKONAT® line are those of cosmetics and cleaners, in addition to other industrial applications. (ulprospector.com)

Ingredients5

• What is the long term environmental impact that trace amounts (or worse) of detergent ingredients which are entering the ecosystems down stream of our laundry machines? (copperwiki.org)
• All detergents have these two basic ingredients. (copperwiki.org)
• Most liquid detergents have the same ingredients as their powder counterparts with the addition of water, and that water comes at a price. (ecologycenter.org)
• Its active ingredients are fatty alcohol ethoxylates, a polymer blend and other "non hazardous ingredients" - so it's still rather vague. (greenlivingtips.com)
• And with simple, natural ingredients that have gotta be way safer than the store-bought laundry detergent! (butterbeliever.com)

Catalytic reaction of monofunctional2

• Alkyl polyglucosides are manufactured from catalytic reaction of monofunctional alcohols and glycoses. (sbwire.com)
• It is derived from the catalytic reaction of monofunctional glucose and alcohols. (hexaresearch.com)

Ethylene5

• This process affords even-numbered alcohols: Al(C2H5)3 + 18 C2H4 → Al(C14H29)3 Al(C14H29)3 + ​3⁄2 O2 + ​3⁄2 H2O → 3 HOC14H29 + ​1⁄2 Al2O3 Alternatively ethylene can be oligomerized to give mixtures of alkenes, which are subjected to hydroformylation, this process affording odd-numbered aldehyde, which is subsequently hydrogenated. (wikipedia.org)
• by the addition of one or more detergency improvers, comprising the ethylene oxide adducts of C,.C substantially unbranehed alkanols having a deficiency of ethylene oxide as compared with the ethylene oxide content of adducts having detergent properties. (google.com)
• No oiling-out or flow problems have been encountered with nonionic detergent compositions of the type disclosed in the present application in the absence ofa detergency improver of this invention, probably because of the greater hydrophilic properties imparted by the higher ethylene oxide content of the nonionic detergents as compared with the more hydrophobic or oily properties characteristic of the detergency improvers having comparatively low ethylene oxide contents. (google.com)
• The alcohols are then further reacted chemically with things like ethylene oxide and sulphuric acid. (sweetcakes.com)
• We're talking, converting hydrocarbons to alcohol, and then reacting the fatty alcohol with an ethylene oxide, and perhaps further reacting that with a sulfur-containing oxide. (butterbeliever.com)

Ethoxylates1

• Alcohol ethoxylates are not considered to impact on human health and depending on their nature, are not a huge threat to the environment. (greenlivingtips.com)

Sugars1

• Alkyl polyglucosides are derived from fatty alcohols and sugars. (sbwire.com)

Long-chain alcohols1

• Fatty alcohols (or long-chain alcohols) are usually high-molecular-weight, straight-chain primary alcohols, but can also range from as few as 4-6 carbons to as many as 22-26, derived from natural fats and oils. (wikipedia.org)

Vegetable4

• The traditional sources of fatty alcohols have largely been various vegetable oils and these remain a large-scale feedstock. (wikipedia.org)
• This means that there is no physical presence of animal product in the vegetable or petroleum fatty alcohol. (oukosher.org)
• These two fatty alcohols can be derived from vegetable sources and animal sources. (camdengrey.com)
• It is expected to leverage the increasing demand of vegetable-based alcohols as a raw material over conventional petroleum derivatives for making personal care products and liquid detergents. (chemicals-technology.com)

Additives5

• The toxicity of detergents decreases by non-addition of additives like perfumes, colour and brightening agents. (copperwiki.org)
• No. 360,338, has been extended to the direct formulation of solid products containing, in addition to the PVP and iodide, compatible additives such as nonionic detergent, anionic detergent, elemental iodine and mixtures thereof, as well as to the direct formulation of other solid iodine carriers. (google.com.au)
• This detergent has no perfumes, dyes, or irritating additives. (allergyasthmatech.com)
• On screening of many kinds of additives, we found that oils and detergents significantly enhanced the extracellular production of prenyl alcohols. (semanticscholar.org)
• and optionally further comprising one or more fuel additives other than the quaternary ammonium amide salt detergent. (sumobrain.com)

Coconut2

• Midcut alcohols are obtained from coconut oil (C12-C14) or palm kernel oil (C16-C18). (wikipedia.org)
• The main purpose of coconut oil for making detergent. (acahome.org)

Methanol2

• An important class of alcohols, of which methanol and ethanol are the simplest members, includes all compounds the general formula for which is C n H 2n+1 OH. (wikipedia.org)
• Methanol, ethanol, and isopropanol are appropriate alcohols to use. (rainbowintl.com)

Oils7

• Factors such as declining petroleum supplies and the rising use of plant oil for human consumption have been restricting the development of fatty oils. (finanznachrichten.de)
• Syndets start with fatty alcohols which can be distilled from petroleum or derived from natural oils. (thebeautybrains.com)
• So-called "natural" fatty alcohols certainly use natural fatty oils or fats as starting materials but they are then heavily processed to convert them to alcohols. (sweetcakes.com)
• In considering oilseed crops with modified fatty acid composition three question have to be addressed: why is it nesessary to have oils and fats with composition different from that supplied by nature? (go.jp)
• Our increased understanding of the nutritional necessary to provide healthy food and of the physical properties required for good quality spreads or frying oils allow us to write specifications for ideal oils in terms of their fatty acid composition. (go.jp)
• You could try unscented detergent and adding essential oils for scent (people add them to the dryer with dryer balls as well). (simplelivingforum.net)
• Various oils and detergents enhance the microbial production of farnesol and related prenyl alcohols. (semanticscholar.org)

Sulfonate1

• Methyl ester sulfonate has superior detergent properties such as high adsorption, solubilization, and dispersing capabilities for particles and oily soil. (openpr.com)

Compositions7

• 252-461) v This invention relates to cleansing and laundering compositions, and more particularly, cleansing and laundering compositions containing polyelectrolyte builder mate rials that serve to enhance the cleaning capacity of detergent compounds. (google.es)
• The ever increasing interest in built detergent compositions has resulted in an expanding list of available builder compounds. (google.es)
• These compounds, which constitute the most widely commercially used builders when used in detergent compositions have a strong tendency to hydrolyze into less condensed phosphorus compounds which are relatively inferior builders and, which may, in fact, form undesirable 3,398,967 Patented Mar. 7, 1967 precipitates in aqueous washing solutions. (google.es)
• Specific types of detergent compositions and oily liquid detergency improvers to which the present invention is applicable are exemplified in copending applications Ser. (google.com)
• 2. The Prior Art The caking of detergent or other compositions, or the interference with free-flowing properties by the presence of water or oily substance has always presented a problem, and this problem has received considerable attention in the art, as shown in the summary which follows. (google.com)
• These compositions contain a binary system represented by a water-insoluble hydrocarbon solvent and a long-chain fatty alcohol. (google.com)
• It has been found to be very useful to have enzymes in dishwashing detergent compositions because enzymes are very effective in removing food soils from the surface of glasses, dishes, pots, pans and eating utensils. (google.com.au)

Oleochemicals2

• Since oleochemicals are less toxic as compared to conventional petrochemical products, various end use industries such as those engaged in manufacturing of personal care products, detergents, soaps and agrochemicals, are substituting their requirement for petrochemicals with oleochemicals. (prnewswire.co.uk)
• West region controls the largest share in India oleochemicals market on account of strong presence of soaps and detergent manufacturing industries in the region. (prnewswire.co.uk)

Chemicals4

• Builders also include many Detergent Group One chemicals such as citric acid, sodium citrate, sodium bicarbonates and sodium silicates. (oukosher.org)
• These chemicals help maintain the proper PH level of the detergent and also help immobilize soils that have been removed from the materials and are now in the water, from re-entering the fabrics. (oukosher.org)
• Though the chemicals used in common laundry detergents are effective are in cleaning, few of us are aware of the impact these chemicals have on our bodies. (copperwiki.org)
• Biobased chemicals and fuels firm LS9 has begun producing fatty alcohols from sugar at its first scale-up plant, in Okeechobee, Fla. The facility will be used to generate large commercial samples for testing and qualification by partners and prospective customers. (acs.org)

Natural detergent1

• When I first heard about this product, I was immediately intrigued because soapnuts are a great natural detergent. (treehugger.com)

Lauryl alcohol1

• Products Ethoxylated lauryl Alcohol Product Description Inquiry If you have any questions,feedback or comments, please fill out the form below and we will reply you back as soon as possible. (benadorassociates.com)

Liquid detergents3

• For most people, powdered detergents make more environmental sense than liquid detergents for two reasons. (ecologycenter.org)
• Shipping liquid detergents uses more fossil fuels and increases your carbon footprint. (ecologycenter.org)
• The plastic containers of liquid detergents can be recycled, but the recycling of plastic has not put the slightest dent in the massive-scale manufacturing of virgin plastic bottles. (ecologycenter.org)

Nonionic detergents1

• Evaluation and Comparison of the Cobalt Thiocyanate and Modified Dragendorf Reagent Test Methods for Nonionic Detergents. (epa.gov)

Commercial detergents2

• The good news is that polluting phosphates have been eliminated from most commercial detergents for decades. (ecologycenter.org)
• A medium-sized load of laundry using commercial detergents needs 24 kWh of electricity and 1.6 cubic meters of water (approximate cost: P311.37). (humanheartnature.com)

Prepared from petrochemical sources1

• Fatty alcohols are also prepared from petrochemical sources. (wikipedia.org)

Laundry detergent composition1

• 2. The laundry detergent composition of claim 1 wherein the inorganic carrier is an alkali metal carbonate. (google.es)

Composition12

• b. from about 0.1% to about 15% by weight of the detergent composition of separate acidulant particles, wherein the acidulant particles are fumario acid. (google.es)
• 5. The detergent composition of claim 1 wherein the detergent base particles and the acidulant particles are admixed thereby forming a non-caking powder laundry detergent. (google.es)
• The caking and flow-inhibiting properties imparted by the external incorporation of an oily detergent improver on the particles of a heat-dried detergent composition, are inhibited by a porous or finely divided flow-promoting agent, also applied externally. (google.com)
• such as would be encountered when an oily liquid detergency improver is applied to the particles of a particulate detergent composition in the absence of the flow-promoting agent. (google.com)
• The conventional detergent composition having therein an anionic or nonionic detergent and a polyphosphate imparts a level of detergency within ranges regarded usual in the art. (google.com)
• caking of the detergent composition containing the detergency improvers of the invention, along with stickiness of the detergent product in the carton and oiling out. (google.com)
• Our desire to modify fatty acid composition is at least one century old and over that period of time a range of methods-some technological and some biological-have been developed. (go.jp)
• 39. A detergent product comprising a combination of a composition according to any preceding Claim and a packaging system, wherein the packaging system has a moisture vapour transfer rate of from 0 gm**(-2)day**(-1) to less than 20 gm**(-2)day**(-1). (epo.org)
• 2. The composition of claim 1 wherein (a) the non-quaternized detergent contains an amide group, wherein the quaternary ammonium salt detergent is a quaternary ammonium amide salt detergent. (sumobrain.com)
• 3. The composition of any of the claims 1 to 2 wherein a protic solvent is present during the reaction of (a) and (b) and wherein the reaction of (a) and (b) is essentially free of any additional acid component other than any acid group present in the structure of the detergent. (sumobrain.com)
• 4. The composition of claim 3 wherein the protic solvent comprises a linear or branched alcohol containing 1 to 10 carbon atoms. (sumobrain.com)
• 5. The composition of any of the claims 1 to 4, wherein (a), the non- quaternized detergent, comprises the condensation product of a hydrocarbyl- substituted acylating agent and a compound having an oxygen or nitrogen atom capable of condensing with said acylating agent and further having at least one tertiary amino group. (sumobrain.com)

Sulphate1

• The other advantages of MES include low toxicity, biodegradability similar to linear alkylbenzene sulfonates and biodegradability faster than fatty alcohol sulphate (FAS). (openpr.com)

Crude2

• 3. Crude lanolin is extracted from the wool using a scouring process, during which the fleece is washed in hot water with a detergent. (vancouversun.com)
• 5. Crude cholesterol is extracted from lanolin alcohol using solvent washes and / or column chromatography. (vancouversun.com)

Optical Brighteners2

• Tinopal and Optiblanc are two of the more common Optical Brighteners found in detergent plants. (oukosher.org)
• Optical Brighteners are listed on our Schedule A's as Detergent Group Ones. (oukosher.org)

Enzyme Detergent3

• Apply enzyme detergent*, blot. (thesteamteam.com)
• Enzyme detergent* may be used if a dairy product was mixed in. (thesteamteam.com)
• ENZYME DETERGENT - - Mix a solution of enzyme detergent following the directions on the label. (rainbowintl.com)

Cetyl Alcohol2

• Cetostearyl Alcohol (aka cetearyl alcohol) is a blend of Cetyl Alcohol and Stearyl Alcohol. (camdengrey.com)
• ALKONAT® 1618 C30 and ALKONAT® 1618 C50 also differ in their content of Cetyl Alcohol, with higher contents for ALKONAT® 1618 C50. (ulprospector.com)

Aqueous3

• Builder compounds have been found to have some effect, for instance, in such areas as stabilization of solid soil suspension, emulsification of soil particles, the surface activity of aqueous detergent solutions, solubilization of water-insoluble materials, foaming or sud producing characteristics of the washing solution, peptization of soil agglomerates, neutralization of acid soil, and the inactivation of mineral constituents present in the washing solution. (google.es)
• In aqueous solutions detergents form spherical micelles which have the ability to encapsulate hydrophobic particles such as membrane proteins. (biosynth.com)
• Aqueous solution of alcohol and oil suspension of alpha tocopherol acetate was administered using metal cannula attached to syringe. (ispub.com)

Water11

• A powder laundry detergent has improved solubility in the laundering solution and improved dispensability by incorporating an acidulant that, in its acid form, is sparingly soluble in water and, in its salt form, is soluble in water. (google.es)
• In more detail, the combination, of a long-chain fatty alcohol with a particular water-insoluble hydrocarbon solvent in specific weight ratios, provides superior cleaning, allows excellent component emulsification and yields a creamy consistency. (google.com)
• Acusol, often found as an approved ingredient on our Schedule A's, is a Rohm & Haas trademark for water-soluble polymers made for reducing encrustation, increasing soil removal and preventing soil re-deposition in detergent and cleaning products. (oukosher.org)
• How well do our waste water treatment facilities actually break down and eliminate spent laundry detergent molecules? (copperwiki.org)
• In this research, polyester fabrics were first scoured with nonionic detergent and then treated with three concentrations of nano and micro silicone softeners in water including 10, 20 and 30 g/L at 30°C for 60 seconds by padding method. (degruyter.com)
• A few drops colorless, mild detergent or dishwashing liquid in 1 cup lukewarm water. (thesteamteam.com)
• DETERGENT SOLUTION - - Mix one teaspoonful of a colorless, mild detergent or dishwashing liquid in a cup of lukewarm water. (rainbowintl.com)
• In contrast, one medium-sized load of laundry using our Liquid Detergent needs 18kWh of electricity and 1.1 cubic meters of water (approximate cost: P288.06). (humanheartnature.com)
• I remembered what an uncle said about laundry: it's the water that does most of the cleaning and you need just a little detergent to help water do its job. (iherb.com)
• Normal detergents do not remove allergens in cold water but AllerTech Laundry Detergent does its important job of getting your clothes their cleanest in any temperature water while removing dust mite waste and removing allergens wherever they lurk in the fabric you love. (allergyasthmatech.com)
• In fact, many laundry detergents contain water softeners, to counteract hardness in the water and prevent minerals from depositing on fabrics, which prevents them from getting clean. (butterbeliever.com)

Carbon3

• chain carbon group, such as fatty alcohols or alkylbenzene. (britannica.com)
• Fatty alcohols usually have an even number of carbon atoms and a single alcohol group (-OH) attached to the terminal carbon. (wikipedia.org)
• In chemistry , an alcohol is any organic compound in which the hydroxyl functional group (- O H ) is bound to a carbon . (wikipedia.org)

Powder detergent1

• I super love this powder detergent! (humanheartnature.com)

Microbial2

• The abundance of renewable resources for microbial growth is encouraging several researchers and vendors to increase their focus on the development of bio-synthesized fatty alcohols. (finanznachrichten.de)
• While microbial production of straight long-chain fatty alcohols has been achieved, biosynthesis of BLFLs has never been reported. (biomedcentral.com)