Among daily chemical raw materials, sodium laureth sulfate (SLES) has become an important ingredient with its high efficiency in decontamination and moderate mildness. Its unique surfactant properties enable it to quickly remove oil and impurities in cleaning products, while also taking into account......
Read MoreSurfactant refers to a substance that can cause a significant change in the interfacial state of its solution system when added in small amounts. Surfactants include natural substances such as phospholipids, choline, proteins, etc., but most are artificially synthesized.
Read MoreEver wonder why soap bubbles dance on water or shampoo turns hair silky? The answer lies in tiny molecules called surfactants. These unsung heroes work behind the scenes in countless products, from laundry detergents to face creams. Let’s pull back the curtain on these molecular multitaskers.
Read MoreThickeners are a rheological additive that can not only thicken the paint and prevent sagging during construction, but also give the paint excellent mechanical properties and storage stability. For water-based paints with low viscosity, it is a very important type of additive.
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