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Surfactant demulsifiers

It is still unknown what the mechanism is behind the transition from rigid to flexible character of the layer on the water-oil interface mentioned above. There is a strong possibility that a phase transition takes place there, most likely of a type known for microemulsion systems. An attempt at getting some insight into the phase equilibria in the system of bitumen, diluent, water, and perhaps added surfactants (demulsifiers) will be the subject of our future studies. [Pg.513]

Uses Cosmetic emollient lubricant for textile spin finishes intermediate for prep, of resins, plasticizers, modifiers, and surfactants demulsifier food pkg. adhesives, paper, cellophane, animal glues defoamer in food-contact coatings, paper in lubricants for incidental food contact Regulatory FDA 21CFR 175.105,176.180, 176.200, 176.210(d)(3),... [Pg.885]

EDLB, solubility, rate of diffusion into the interface, and effectiveness at destabilizing the interface [4,87], A wide range of properties and parameters are used to characterize surfactant demulsifiers and predict their performance, from physical properties to compositional and structural analyses [88,99-102], although in practice the degree of characterization needed to tailor a demulsifier based on first principles is prohibitive. [Pg.99]

Uses Raw material for surfactants, demulsifiers, lubricants coupling agent for pigments and dyes cosolvent for Insecticides, germicides resin modifier for phenolic-aldehyde, polyester, PC polymers In photographic Industry Properties SI. pink to wh. waxy solid sol. In org. soivs. Incl. aliphatic hydrocarbons m.w. 304 sp.gr. > 1.0 m.p. 49-51 C (760 mm) b.p. 190-195 C (1 mm) ref Index 1.4750... [Pg.222]

Uses Surfactant demulsifier antifoam for sugar beet processing, fermentation, antibiotics, citric acid, yeast, water treatment, pulp/paper textile wet end processing detergent for l l applies, (auto dishwash rinse aids, dairy and brewery bottle washing, hard surf, cleaners)... [Pg.1105]

Chem. Descrip. Polyglycol ester Ionic Nature Nonionic Chem. Analysis 0.50 % max. moisture Uses Oil field surfactant, demulsifier... [Pg.1222]

Uses Oil field surfactant, demulsifier, slugging compd. [Pg.1939]

Chemical demulsification by adding surfactant demulsifiers is still one of the most frequently applied industrial method to break the crude oil emulsions (Sjdblom et al., 2001)-This process can be very difficult and non-efficient to demulsify W/O emulsions of heavy viscous crude oils, and it takes a long time. [Pg.599]


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