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I’m asking a friend with good translation skills to help translate the following English text!

2009-03-14View Original

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I’m asking a friend with good translation skills to help translate the following English text! Thank you! ! A surfactant is a substance that, when used in small quantities, alters the surface properties of liquids or solids. It reduces the surface tension of a fluid or the interfacial tension between two immiscible fluids, such as oil and water. Surfactants are particularly useful for enabling aqueous liquids to wet or penetrate solids; they function as detergents, emulsifiers, or dispersing agents. They are more effective than soap in certain situations, and are used by conservators for tasks such as cleaning, wetting, and dispersing.
Reply #22009-03-14
Surfactants are substances that, when used in small amounts, can alter the properties of the surface of liquids or solids. It can reduce the surface tension of a single-phase fluid or the interfacial tension of immiscible two-phase fluids (such as oil and water). Surfactants are very effective in promoting the wetting and penetration of solids by aqueous fluids, and therefore can be used as cleaners, emulsifiers, or dispersants. Under certain conditions, surfactants are more effective than soap and are therefore used for cleaning, wetting, and dispersing purposes.
Reply #32009-03-14
Surfactants are substances that, in small amounts, can alter the properties of the surface of liquids or solids. It can reduce the surface tension of liquids or the interfacial tension between two immiscible liquids, such as oil and water. Surfactants have significant applications in wetting or penetrating solids in aqueous solutions, as well as as detergents, emulsifiers, or dispersants. In some cases, surfactants are more effective than soap and are used by those in charge for purposes such as cleaning, wetting, and dispersion. This post was last edited by niuky on 2009-3-14 09:50]
Reply #42009-03-14
\"Immiscible\" refers to aqueous liquids that are not soluble in each other. \"Niuky\" is less precise; the term \"conservator\" has an unclear meaning – it might, but not with certainty, refer to certain types of (phosphorus-free) surfactants that possess environmental-friendly properties; in that case, those could be considered environmentally conscious substances. This is also specialized content related to Niuky water treatment. “Particularly userful” simply means it’s especially suitable.
Reply #52009-03-14
Thank you to all my friends for the translations! You have translated very well! English is my weak point, but I won’t give up. I’ll try to learn as much as possible, accumulate knowledge, seek advice, and then apply what I’ve learned. Strive to gradually improve one’s level!
Reply #62009-03-14
Surfactants are substances used in small quantities to modify the properties of liquid surfaces or container surfaces. It changes the surface tension of a fluid, or the interfacial tension between two immiscible fluids such as oil and water. Surfactants are highly suitable for the wetting or penetration of liquids on solid surfaces, as well as for the production of detergents, emulsifiers, or dispersants. Under certain conditions, it is more effective than soap, and is often used as a cleaning agent, wetting agent, and dispersant.

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