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Surface Active Agents . . . Etliomeens vs. Ethomids vs. Etliofats . . . Explanation of Anionic, Non-Ionic, Cationic . . . Chemical Properties of Etho-Chemicals . . . Composition of Etho-Chemicals. . . Surface Tension Lowering . . . Wetting Action . . . Solubility Charts (showing solubility o( Etho-Chemicals in Stoddard Solvent, Benzene, Carbon Tetrachloride, Dioxane, Acetone, Isopropanol. Water) . . . Surface Activity in Acid or Alkaline Solutions . . . Emulsification Coupling Agents . . . Industrial Applications of Etho-Chemicals (Formulas are suggested for many specific applications).
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Yes, this new, informative 32-page technical book on the Ethomeens, Ethomids and Ethofats will aid many research chemists in their work. It describes the characteristics, properties and reactions of these ethylene oxide derivatives of fatty amines, fatty amides and fatty acids, plus their known and indicated uses. S e e the Table of Contents at left. To date, the Etho-chemicals have proven themselves particularly valuable as emulsifiers, wetting agents; spreading agents for DDT oils; low-sudsing liquid or dry detergents for laundry, dishwashing, dairy and food plant equipment; shampoos, waterless hand creams, floor wax emulsions, soluble oils, water emulsion paints, etc. But this only skims the surface of their industrial possibilities—especially considering that some forty-four basic products (covering a wide range of solubilities) can be produced in commercial properties. FREE samples o f the Etho-chemicals are available upon request. The Armour Technical Service Department is ready to assist y o u with your problems.
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