Non-Ionic Surface-Active Compounds TRIZ Cases
- Liquid Surfactant Stability via Diamide Nitrogen Substitution
Nitrogen substitution on dihydroxyterephthalic acid diamides prevents sedimentation in high surfactant content formulations, resolving stability contradictions.
- Liquid Dishwashing Detergent Composition with Mid-Chain Alkanediol
A liquid detergent composition uses mid-chain 1,2-alkanediols to boost viscosity and foam density in surfactant systems.
- Alkoxylated Polypropylenimine Cleaning Formulations
Alkoxylated polypropylenimine paired with Guerbet alcohols reduces surfactant quantities while maintaining degreasing performance for hand dishware.
- Isotropic Liquid Detergent HEDP Stability via Amine Buffering
Amine buffering maintains isotropic liquid detergent stability with high sequestrant levels.
- Concentrated Laundry Composition with Bacterial Spores
Concentrated laundry composition uses bacterial spores and surfactants to form liquid detergent.
- Scent Enhancing Composition with High Fragrance Ratio
A scent enhancing composition uses a high fragrance-to-nonionic detergent ratio to deliver long-lasting impressions.
- Branched Alkyl Ethoxy Sulfate Suds Stabilization
Branched alkyl ethoxy sulfate surfactants maintain suds volume and stability despite greasy soil interference during manual dishwashing.