With Soap, High Viscosity

A)1-Puroose Cleaner. With Soap. High Viscosity-A 

SOURCE Hul8 America, Inc. 8as1c Formulations of Detergents and Cleaning Agents for Household Products 

Blend ingredients in order listed and mix until uniform. 

Appearance Clear, yellow liquid Specific Gravity 0.9 Viscosity 10 cps pH, as is 10.0 

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Grease Manufacture - Selected lube oil fractions arc blended with various metallic soaps to produce high viscosity lubricating greases. 

The high viscosity of certain micro emulsions is used for the adhesion of cleaner concentrates on vertical surfaces while on dilution mobile microemulsions are formed [96]. The need for this type of behaviour is especially evident when it comes to household cleaners like toilet bowl cleaners where the formulation needs to be acidic to cope with the special dirt met there, e.g. soap scum. An example of microemulsions with high viscosity for this purpose can be found in [97] which discloses acidic thickened sprayable microemulsion composition based on a balanced mixture of anionic and non-ionic surfactants,... 

Fig. 7.1. Schematic view of the light-scattering apparatus 1, stainless steel vessel 2, inlet for thennostatting fluid 3, windows to illuminate the film 4, film 5, ground glass frame 6, glass vessel with soap solution 7, mechanism to move vessel up and down 8, tumable part of the cover 9, tube 10, photomultiplier 11, prism 12, concentric grooves filled with high-viscosity paraffinic oil 13, concentric rims. (From Ref. 138, courtesy of American Institute of Physics.)...

Due to the very high viscosity of the smectic state the alignment of the ordered smectic phase is not disrupted by thermal fluctuations if the sample is removed from the magnetic field. Moreover the order of the smectic phase is also maintained if the optic axis is rotated with respect to the magnetic field. The same is valid for the lyotropic smectic phases of alcohol-water-soap dispersions ordered by mechanical shear [15]. 

Release systems based on this condensation cure chemistry are commonly sold as two-part packages. One (A) is a high-solids solution of the silanol-terminated high viscosity polymer (commonly called a gum) plus the methylhy-drogen crosslinker. The second part (B) is a solution of the tin soap catalyst. Further dilution of the A and B mixture is then done with more solvent to achieve an approximate 5-10% solids content the bath is then adequately coat-able by techniques such as reverse roll, rotogravure, metering rod, or doctor blade. 

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