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The proportions of surfactants, emulsifiers, and degreasing agents – which degreasing agents are most effective?
The combination of emulsifiers and degreasers yields good results. Of course, you can also try Yikejie’s degreasing products, which also provide excellent degreasing performance. Recommendation: For more precision machinery, use Solveco; For heavy oil stains: Ecotense Flexeco Plus Biosol Special
K12. The oil-removing effect is likely the best currently available, with sodium dodecyl sulfate
The concept of oil is quite broad. Including alkanes and aromatics, insoluble esters, and low-molecular-weight polymers. Different components have different specificities. For example, for alkanes, the most effective method is to use surfactants or volatile organic solvents for treatment. For oils and fats, treatment with caustic soda in combination with surfactants can be used; it is cost-effective and efficient ; For low-molecular-weight polymer compounds, organic solvents should be used as co-solvents, along with some surfactant solubilizers. During the processing, mechanical methods such as heating, stirring, and friction are employed to increase the dissolution rate. Specific deliberate processing
If there is p507 and kerosene in the solution, what method should be used to remove them? Could you explain the mechanism in detail or something?