Functions:
Detergency, foam, wetting
Chemical Family:
Sulfate & sulfosuccinate
Chemical Name:
Sulfate & sulfosuccinate Details
CAS Number:
577-11-7
Ionic Type:
Anionic
Typical HLB:
High water solubility
End Uses:
Personal care, homecare, industrial cleaners
Features:
High (sulfates); moderate (sulfosuccinates), Readily biodegradable linear grades

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What is Sulfates?

Sulfates and sulfosuccinates are anionic surfactants containing sulfate (SO₄²⁻) or sulfosuccinate (sulfonate ester of succinic acid) groups; they provide strong detergency and foaming.

What is the CAS number of Sulfates?

The CAS number of Sulfates is 577-11-7.

What is Sulfates used for?

Sulfates and sulfosuccinates are used in detergents and liquid soaps; in personal care (shampoos, cleansers); in industrial cleaners; in emulsion polymerization; and as wetting and dispersing agents. Venus Ethoxyethers manufactures and supplies in India; request a quote for your requirements.

SULFATES & SULFOUCCINATES

Sulfated fatty alcohols are produced by the process of ethoxylation and sulfonation on fatty alcohols. Fatty alcohols are derived from natural sources like palm kernel oil, coconut oil, rapeseed oil, castor oil etc.

Sulfated fatty alcohols have excellent emulsifying, wetting, lime soap dispersing and foaming properties. They also have high electrolyte tolerance. Alkyl ether sulphated (ethoxylates) also show improved water solubility and resistance to hardness. These products are widely used in emulsion polymerization, cosmetic formulations, detergents and textile industry.

We offer a variety of sulphates based on natural and synthetic alcohols and Ethoxylates. One, of our seven plants, has an exclusive facility for sulfonation using Oleum and other sulphating agents.

We also offer phenol and naphthalene sulfonates for leather industry.

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  • 2-Ethylhexyl Sulphate
  • NonylPhenol-4.5EO Sulphate
  • Octyl Phenol-25EO Sulphate
  • EO-PO Copolymer Sulphate
  • Castor Oil-25EO Sulphate
  • C11 alcohol-7EO Sulphate (APEO-Free)
  • Tridecyl Alcohol-25 Sulphate (APEO-Free)
  • Allyl alcohol 10EO sulnate (ammonium salt)
  • Phenol sulfonate (oleum based)
  • Napthalene sulfonate (oleum based)

Sulfosuccinic mono- and di-esters are used as emulsifiers in polymerization processes. They are highly effective wetting agents and are used in various industry segments. Venus can offer a wide range of sulfosuccinate esters based on different alkyl groups and can customize the properties as per requirement. Sulfosuccinate products are available in solution with different solvents such as linear alcohols or PEGs/ PPGs.

  • DiOctyl Sodium Sulfosuccinate
  • Disodium Laureth(3) Sulfoccinate
  • DiLauryl Sdium Sulfoccinate
  • DiTriDecyl Sodium Sulfoccinate
  • Nonyl Phenol EThoxylated Disodium Sulfosuccinate
  • CocoMonoethanolamide Sulfoccinate
  • Dosodium Oleic-(5) Sulfoccinate)
  • Custom sulfoccinates of ethoxylates
  • C10-12 Ethoxylated Disodium Sulfosuccinate

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Sulfates (and ether sulfates) are anionic surfactants made by ethoxylation and sulfation of fatty alcohols. Sulfosuccinates are mild anionic surfactants with excellent wetting and foaming. Both are used in detergents, personal care, emulsion polymerization, and textiles.

Venus Ethoxyethers manufactures sulfated fatty alcohols, ether sulfates, and sulfosuccinates in India, including APEO-free grades. One of our plants has a dedicated sulfonation facility using oleum and other sulfating agents.

Alkyl ether sulfates (ethoxylated then sulfated) typically offer better water solubility, improved hard-water tolerance, and milder skin feel compared with non-ethoxylated alcohol sulfates, while retaining strong detergency and foaming.

Yes. In addition to fatty alcohol sulfates and sulfosuccinates, we offer phenol and naphthalene sulfonates used in leather and industrial applications. Contact us for grades and samples.

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