Alkali stable surfactant

Surfactant which are stable in alkaline solution generally ranging in high pH 10-14 are called Alkali stable surfactants (CAS Number: 9003-11-6). As an example; T-Mulz 66H is the potassium salt of a blended anionic phosphate ester. It exhibits good solubility in high alkaline liquid formulations. It functions as an efficient hydro trope for coupling nonionic surfactants into alkaline detergents while adding detergency and wetting properties. Alkali stable surfactants are used in heavy-duty liquid detergents, all-purpose hard surface cleaners, dry cleaning fluids, agricultural formulations and textile products.


Similarly T – DET®CSLF - 17 (CAS Number: 9003-11-6), is a non-ionic, low foaming fatty alcohol polyethylene-polypropylene glycol end capped as monobenzyl ether. It has good stability in alkaline pH (caustic stable) and is readily biodegradable. The applications of T – DET®CSLF – 17 are in food & dairy cleaners, machine dish wash, metal cleaners, pulp & paper industry, as rinse aids, and wetting agent.

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Surfactants (surface-active agents) are compounds that reduce surface tension between two liquids or between a liquid and a solid. They have both hydrophilic (water-loving) and hydrophobic (water-repelling) parts, allowing them to act as emulsifiers, detergents, wetting agents, and dispersants.

Non-ionic surfactants have no charge and are compatible with all other surfactant types. Anionic surfactants have a negative charge and are excellent for cleaning. Cationic surfactants have a positive charge and are used for conditioning and antimicrobial applications. Amphoteric surfactants can have both positive and negative charges depending on pH, making them versatile and mild.

The best surfactant depends on your specific application, pH requirements, compatibility with other ingredients, and desired properties. Our technical team can help you select the right surfactant based on your formulation needs. Contact us for personalized recommendations.

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