Novel formulation additives, production and use thereof
a technology of additives and formulations, applied in the field of formulations, can solve the problems of achieve the effects of reducing action, increasing the action of some active substances, and relatively low content of active substances and surfactants
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experiment 1
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[0271]100 g of a mixture of saturated, linear C12- and C14-alcohols are initially introduced into a high-grade steel autoclave and 0.5% NaOH is added. Water is then stripped off at temperatures of from 130° C. to 180° C. 2 molar equivalents of ethylene oxide are then added and the reaction is carried out to give the corresponding fatty alcohol ethoxylate 3.1. The resulting product is reacted with ClSO3H (1.1 molar equivalents), while cooling. When the reaction has ended air is passed through the apparatus in order to remove hydrogen chloride. The resulting acid is slowly neutralized with dilute potassium hydroxide solution (2 N), while cooling. All the volatile components are then stripped off under a high vacuum. The residue can either be purified further (e.g. by a silica gel filtration with a polar, anhydrous solvent system, such as e.g. tetrahydrofuran, ethyl acetate or ethanol, and subsequent stripping off of the solvent under a high vacuum) or be empl...
experiment 2
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[0280]10 g of surfactant 1.1 (purity >90%) are dissolved together with 0.1 g of Acticide MBS (bactericide; Thor-Chemie) in 39.9 g of water. Depending on the purity of surfactant 1.1, an elevated temperature and intensive thorough mixing may be necessary for this. An adjuvant which comprises surfactant 1.1 in an amount of 20 percent by weight and can be employed directly for biological tests is obtained in this way.
experiment 3
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[0281]10 g of surfactant 1.1 are suspended with 30 g of glyphosate (acid) in 30 g of water, and 2 molar equivalents of pulverulent potassium hydroxide (2 molar equivalents with respect to glyphosate) are added, while cooling. The mixture is then topped up with water to a weight of 100 g.
[0282]An adjuvant-containing glyphosate formulation which comprises surfactant 1.1 is obtained in this way. This formulation can be used directly for biological tests.
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