Organic thickeners

Consider using organic thickeners such as carboxymethyl cellulose and hydroxyethyl cellulose with different substitution level per ring to obtain the desired thixotropy and water solubility behavior. 

Vacuum rotary dryers plastics, organic polymers, nylon chips, chemicals of all kinds, plastic fillers, plasticizers, organic thickeners, cellulose acetate, starch, and sulfur flakes... 

Modified organic thickeners can be derived from naturally occurring water-insoluble polymers such as cellulose, chitin, and starch [25,26], The most common derivatives include carboxymethyl, hydroxyethyl, hydroxypropyl, and methyl cellulose. Cationic, anionic (sulfate, phosphate), and zwitterionic derivatives have also been reported in the literature. 

TABLE 3—Additive concentration results in lubricating grease with organic thickener. 

High viscosity filled hardener, containing inorganic fillers or organic thickeners, hardener, and sometimes some formaldehyde catcher and other additives. 

Its solutions are more resistant to bacterial and enzymatic degradation than many other organic thickeners Biocompatible... 

Bacterial cultures Organic thickener Alkyl alcohol ethoxylate or alkylphenol ethoxylate Water... 

A major portion of organic thickeners are composed of polymers. The primary structure of the polymer depends on the nature of the repeating units. If the polymer consists... 

The water-soluble polysaccharides are widely used to control the rheology of aqueous fluids in food, pharmaceutical, personal care, latex paints, and cosmetic products. They also have some uses in hard-smface care (toilet bowl cleaners, bathroom cleaners, etc.) and fabric care applications such as fabric softeners. The patent application EP 596580 Al is an example of a fabric softening composition thickened by cationic starch [39]. Specific examples of other consumer products will be provided in Sec. E.G. and Modified Natural Organic Thickeners. 

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