Sulphonates & Sulphates - Hebei Sancolo Chemicals Co., Ltd.

Sulphonates and sulphates are essential compounds widely used across various industries due to their unique chemical properties and versatility. These compounds play a critical role in enhancing performance, improving efficiency, and ensuring optimal results in numerous applications.

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Product Description

Sulphonates and sulphates are indispensable compounds in both consumer and industrial products, valued for their exceptional cleaning, emulsifying, and foaming properties. Their versatility and effectiveness make them integral components in a wide range of applications, contributing to enhanced performance and improved results. Choose sulphonates and sulphates for reliable and high-quality solutions in your formulations.

 

Product Name:

 

1. Nonyl Phenol Ethoxylate Sulfonates/Sulphates

Synonyms:

Nonyl Phenol Polyxyethybene Ether Sulfonates/Sulphates

Ethoxylated Nonyl Phenol Sulfonates/Sulphates

Sulphate Polyoxyethylene Nonyl Phenol

Sulphated, Ethoxylated Nonylphenol

2. Tristyrylphenol Ethoxylates Sulfonates/Sulphates

Synonyms:

Polyethylene Glycol Mono(Tristyrylphenyl)Ether Sulfonates/Sulphates

Ethoxylated Polyarylphenol Sulfonates/Sulphates

3. Castor Oil Ethoxylate Sulfonates/Sulphates

Synonyms:

Ethoxylated Castor Oil Sulfonates/Sulphates

Polyoxyethylenated Castor Oil Sulfonates/Sulphates

Castor Oil Polyoxyethylene Ether Sulfonates/Sulphates

4. Sulfonates/Sulphates of Nonyl Phenol Formaldehyde Condensate Ethoxylate

 

Quality Specification:

 

Product Name Chemical Composition Appearance PH 1%H2O NP-nS Nonyl Phenol Ethoxylate Sulfonates/Sulphates Light yellow thick liquid 6~8 600#-S Tristyrylphenol Ethoxylates Sulfonates/Sulphates Light yellow thick liquid 6~8 EL-nS Castor Oil Ethoxylates Sulfonates/Sulphates Light yellow thick liquid 6~8 SOPA-270 Sulfonates/Sulphates of Nonyl Phenol Formaldehyde Condensate Ethoxylate Light yellow thick liquid 6~8

 

 

Properties and Uses:

 

Sulfonates/Sulphates have good dispersibility and it is highly water soluble. It is commonly used as wetting agent for wettable powder, suspension concentrate and aqueous emulsion.

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Sulphonates & Sulphates

 

1. What are sulphonates and sulphates?

 

Sulphonates are organic compounds containing the sulphonate group (-SO3). They are known for their surfactant properties, which make them effective in breaking down oils, fats, and greases. 

 

Sulphonates are primarily used in:

&#; Detergents and cleaners for removing stains and residues.

&#; Lubricants as detergents and dispersants to prevent sludge formation.

For more information, please visit Formulation Guidelines for Tristyrylphenol Ethoxylates.

&#; The textile industry to aid in even dye distribution.

 

Sulphates are salts or esters of sulphuric acid containing the sulphate ion (SO4). They are widely recognized for their strong cleaning and foaming properties.

Sulphates are primarily used in:

&#; Personal care products such as shampoos, body washes, and toothpaste for their foaming and cleansing properties.

&#; Household cleaners like laundry detergents and dish soaps for removing tough stains and grease.

&#; Industrial cleaners for their powerful degreasing capabilities.

 

2. Are sulphonates and sulphates safe for use in personal care products?

 

Yes, sulphonates and sulphates are generally considered safe for use in personal care products when used within regulated concentrations. However, some individuals with sensitive skin may experience irritation, so it's always advisable to check product labels and choose formulations suitable for your skin type.

 

3. Do sulphonates and sulphates contribute to environmental pollution?

 

Sulphonates and sulphates can have environmental impacts if not properly managed. Many modern formulations are designed to be biodegradable to reduce environmental harm. It is important to follow disposal guidelines and choose products from manufacturers committed to sustainable practices.

 

4. Can sulphonates and sulphates be used together in formulations?

 

Yes, sulphonates and sulphates can be used together in formulations to enhance the cleaning, emulsifying, and foaming properties of products. Their compatibility allows for the creation of highly effective cleaning and personal care products.

 

5. What are the differences between sulphonates and sulphates?

 

&#; Chemical Structure: Sulphonates contain the sulphonate group (-SO3), while sulphates contain the sulphate ion (SO4).

&#; Applications: Sulphonates are particularly effective as surfactants and emulsifiers, making them ideal for detergents, lubricants, and textile processing. Sulphates are known for their strong foaming and cleaning properties, making them essential in personal care and household cleaning products.

 

6. How should products containing sulphonates and sulphates be stored?

 

Products containing sulphonates and sulphates should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ensure that containers are tightly sealed to prevent contamination and degradation. Storage period: 1 year.

 

7. Packing and Transport:

 

It can be packed with clean and dry plastic drum or iron drum coated with plastic inside. The product has good moisture absorption capacity so the container should be well-sealed and be stored in dry and draughty place so as to avoid from sun exposure and rain. Open fire should be prohibited. Violent collision should be avoided during transport to guard against damage. As per specific customer needs(available in bulk & small volume),the product can be made available with customized packing.

 

If you have more questions about sulphonates and sulphates, feel free to contact us for further assistance!

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