Article | REF: J2265 V2

Nonionic surfactants - Industrial implementation

Author: Guido BOGNOLO

Publication date: March 10, 2013 | Lire en français

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    5. Industrial applications

    The industrial applications of non-ionic surfactants are many and varied. A fairly comprehensive summary can be found in the chapter dedicated to non-ionic surfactants in the reference .

    • As a first approximation, we could say that esters are used mainly for their lubricating, emulsifying and emollient properties and for their excellent ecotoxicological profile:

      • for controlling static electricity and as plasticizers and anti-fogging agents in plastics (PVC, PE, PP, ABS). Glycerol C18 α-monoesters are the most widely used products in food...

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