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Difference between demulsifiers and reverse demulsifiers

2016-10-28View Original

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What is the difference between demulsifiers and reverse demulsifiers?
Reply #22016-11-03
Demulsifiers break down the oil-in-water membrane, while the reverse process breaks down the water-in-oil membrane
Reply #32016-12-15
This post was last edited by zxl521 on 2016-12-15 at 14:40. Demulsifiers are used to remove water from crude oil, while others are used to remove oil from water. One is oil-soluble and the other is water-soluble. Inverse demulsifiers are also known as water cleaners. Hope this helps you

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