Antioxidant
Other Auxiliary Agent
Petroleum Additives
Adsorbent
Water Treatment Chemicals
Rubber Additives
Adhesive Additives
Cross-Linking Agent
Flame Retardants
UV Absorbers
Organic Extractant
Resin Additives
Electronics Chemicals
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Building Chemicals
Plastic Additives
Oilfield Chemicals
Adhesive
Plastic Rubber Chemicals
Paper Additives
Molecular Sieve
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Fluorescent Brightener
Polyethylene Glycol Derivatives
Coupling
Forest Chemicals
Leather Auxiliary Agents
Beneficiation Agents and Smelting Additives
Dye Auxiliaries
Brief Introduction
PEG Ester surfactants are manufactured by reacting a polyethylene glycol with a fatty acid. The polyethylene glycol comprises the hydrophilic part of the surfactant and the fatty acid the lipophilic part. By varying the molecular weight of the PEG and the fatty acid, surfactants covering a wide range of HLB values can be produced. Typically, those with an HLB below 13 are oil soluble and water dispersible while those above are water soluble.
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