Low phosphorus containing detergent powders and process for prep

Compositions – Compositions containing a single chemical reactant or plural... – Organic reactant

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25217423, 25217424, 252DIG2, C11D 312, C11D 1102, C11D 1706

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049884549

ABSTRACT:
Low or zero-P detergent powders are prepared by a process in which sodium aluminosilicate, a polymeric powder structurant and other components are slurried and spray-dried, and particulate sodium silicate of defined characteristics is postdosed.

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