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Can water-soluble surfactants be compounded to become soluble in oil?

2008-01-12View Original

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Can water-soluble surfactants be compounded to become soluble in oil? Many thanks! ! ! ! ! ! ! What I mean is to dissolve water-soluble surfactants in oil. What I want to do is a pure oil system without water. Can this be achieved through the compounding of surfactants? This post was last edited by kingxmc on 2008-1-12 16:06 ]
Reply #22008-01-12
able. Whether it's water-in-oil or oil-in-water, it can be made.
Reply #32008-03-11
Thank you, I'm just looking for information on this as well.
Reply #42008-03-11
There are many surfactants that are soluble in oil. You can refer to the "Surfactant Handbook" to find them.

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