If we are going to be able to distinguish whether or not soap can be a surfactant we first have to understand what surfactants are, what they are made up of, and how they work to see if they are similar or if they are different. What is a Surfactant? A surfactant can...
Surfactants are defined by their ability to increase the properties of liquids by lowering their surface tensions. These abilities allow for them to be utilized for an abundance of industrial applications. Surfactant suppliers, such as ourselves, aim to supply these...
Do you ever do household cleaning and think to yourself, “how does this syrupy liquid clean?” Well, the answer to that is surfactants. Surfactants are a big reason why many of the products you use today work as well as they do. Not only do they help with cleaning, but...
What Are Surfactants? Surfactants are aqueous-based chemical compound, which primarily decreases the surface tension from any stage of matter (besides plasma) and liquids. This includes removing the surface tension from a mix of two liquids, a liquid and a solid, and...
Surfactants can be used for many different purposes, varying from cleaning to industrial uses. The surfactant family has many compounds such as NP9, N94, and N95, but today we want to discuss the 91-6 surfactants. Below are a few ways a 91-6 surfactant can be used:...
Surfactants can be used in many different cleaning products. Surfactants are derived from the original soaps in the world, something not many people know or are aware of. As many people know some cleaning agents are toxic, but with surfactants being a part of cleaning...
Suds and bubbles, all the different ways cleaning agents reduce surface tension or foam up to help clean a surface. How do foaming agents and surfactants work together, how are they different. We are going to explore what foaming agents are and how they work along...
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