Polyglycol Oleate CAS 9004-96-0GML Glycerol monolaurate CAS 142-18-7 |

Polyoxyloleate is insoluble in strong acid or base. The surfactant is highly biodegradable. The surfactant has excellent emulsifying ability, dispersing ability, antistatic properties and lubricating abilities.

Polyoxyl oleate consists primarily of monoesters and diesters. The main fatty acids in Polyoxyl oleate were oleic acids, but also included myristic acid as well as palmitic acid. Polyoxyloleate 460 differed significantly from Polyoxyloleate 860 in terms of the degree of polymerization. UHPLC HRMS was used for the analysis and characterization of Polyoxyloleate. The structure was found to contain not only polyethylene glycol monoester and diester described in Pharmacopoeia; it also contained many polyethylene glycol monomers not esterified. The degree of polymerization for polyoxyethylene monoester, diester and various types of Polyoxyloleate was slightly different. However, the degree of unesterified polyethylene glycol was very different.

Polyglycol Oleate possesses low foam and excellent biodegradability. The chemical structure contains ester bonds, which make it unstable to heat and acid. The surfactant, which is easily soluble is benzene isopropyl and other organic solvants, is used in industrial lubricants. It is an effective antistatic agent in synthetic fiber and textile production. Polyglycol Oleate can be used to soften and lubricate leather in the leather-tanning industry. Polyglycol Oleate also serves as an emulsifier for ink, an emulsifier for cutting oil, an emulsifier, dispersant, and detergent solvent of metal cleaning agents in metal processing.

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