icon.article.dark Industry news Research on Foaming Agents in Personal Care Products: How They Work Foaming agents are surfactants that act on a liquid surface to help it form and hold the foam or improve the stability of the foam. Their function in personal care products is to mostly improve the user experience (like facilitating Lees meer icon.arrow--dark
icon.article.dark Industry news Surfactant Analysis Alfa Chemistry, an ISO 9001:2015 certified provider of testing services, recently announced its capability in surfactant analysis for consumer product industries and surfactant manufacturers. Utilizing the most up-to-date instruments, Alfa Chemistry can analyze, identify, and quantify surfactants for final products, Read more icon.arrow--dark
icon.article.dark Industry news Four Most Commonly Used Surfactants You Should Know Surfactants are substances used to reduce the surface tension of target solutions. It has fixed hydrophilic and lipophilic groups and can be aligned on the solution surface. The molecular structure of surfactants is amphoteric, with a hydrophilic end group and Read more icon.arrow--dark
icon.article.dark Industry news Silicone Surfactants After demonstrating an intriguing ability to reduce the surface tension of polar and non-polar liquids, silicone surfactants now receive considerable attention worldwide. Earlier this month, Alfa Chemistry announced its new wide range of high-performance silicone surfactants for both researchers and Read more icon.arrow--dark
icon.article.dark Industry news Non-ionic Surfactants Anionic surfactants are recognized as the most frequently used surfactants, while non-ionic surfactants are the second most widely used surfactants in a range of areas such as cleaning, personal care, and disinfectant products as well as industrial processes. Nonionic surfactants Read more icon.arrow--dark
icon.article.dark Industry news Anionic Surfactants Anionic surfactants are surface actives that ionize negative charges in water. In the production of surfactants, anionic surfactants are most frequently used, making up almost 41% of all consumed surfactants. Commonly found in laundry detergents, handwashes, kitchen cleaners, body washes, Read more icon.arrow--dark
