Other dispersants

The action mechanism of dispersants can be summarized as steric hindrance and electrostatic stabilization. Dispersants have a great characteristic in molecular structure, namely “amphiphilicity”, hydrophilicity and lipophilicity. The lipophilic group of traditional dispersants is generally a hydrocarbon chain structure, and …

Dispersant is an amphiphilic chemical that can increase the compatibility of oily and aqueous components in the same system. Dispersants are additives that can enhance and improve the dispersibility of solid or liquid materials. With the development of today’s society, …

Dispersant is a surfactant with two opposite properties, lipophilicity and hydrophilicity, in the molecule. It can evenly disperse the solid and liquid particles of inorganic and organic pigments that are difficult to dissolve in liquids, and at the same time …

Dispersants are used to disperse various powders in solvents in a reasonable manner, and to stably suspend various solids in solvents (or dispersions) through certain charge repulsion principles or polymer steric hindrance effects. Aqueous dispersants are surfactants that have both …

The principle of dispersant is to distribute solid tiny particles as evenly as possible in another incompatible material. It refers to a coarse dispersion system composed of insoluble particles distributed in the outer phase of liquid or semi-solid. Dispersant can …

Dispersants are used to disperse various powders in solvents in a reasonable manner, and to stably suspend various solids in solvents (or dispersions) through certain charge repulsion principles or polymer steric hindrance effects. Dispersants are surfactants that have two opposite …

Dispersants are used to disperse various powders in solvents in a reasonable manner, and to stably suspend various solids in solvents (or dispersions) through certain charge repulsion principles or polymer steric hindrance effects. Dispersants are surfactants that have two opposite …

Dispersants are used to disperse various powders in solvents in a reasonable manner, and to stably suspend various solids in solvents (or dispersions) through certain charge repulsion principles or polymer steric hindrance effects. Dispersants are surfactants that have two opposite …