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Help me determine what kind of surfactant this is

2009-03-11View Original

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A surfactant that is insoluble in petroleum ether, chloroform, propylene glycol, and ethanol, but can be dissolved in water. It has rich foam in water and long-lasting foam stability (more than 24 hours). infrared: There are extremely strong peaks near 1120 and 3440, and weak absorption at 2850 and 2920. I suspect it is a fatty alcohol ether, please ask an expert for advice.: Which fatty alcohol ether surfactants are insoluble in the above solvents but soluble in water? ?

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