Laundry detergents concentration

The introduction of concentrated laundry detergent powders in Japan during 1986-1987 produced a substantial increase in the consumption of LAB in the subsequent 3-4 years as the market changed from low-density, spray-dried powders to the concentrated (compact) products. In these products, which may contain up to 40% surfactant, the cost/performance advantages of LAS are of significance. In addition, LAB sulfonic acid is well suited for the production of high-active, high-density (about 1.0 g/cm3) laundry powders by routes other... 

Liquid Laundry Detergents (Based on Added Value Surfactant Concentrates)... 

Medications are another cause of hyperphosphatemia. Excessive intravenous or oral administration of phosphorus is an obvious potential cause of elevated serum phosphate concentrations. Phosphate-containing enemas increase concentrations, especially in those with renal insufficiency. Intravenous or oral vitamin D therapy can increase absorption of phosphorus in the gastrointestinal tract by up to 50%. Bisphosphonate therapy is associated with increased serum phosphate concentrations. Acute phosphorus poisoning as a result of ingestion of laundry detergents is a rare and often unrecognized cause of elevated phosphate concentrations. 

Liquid Heavy Duty Laundry Detergent Concentrate... 

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