Compositions – Fluent dielectric – N-containing
Patent
1976-08-30
1977-11-29
Willis, Jr., P.E.
Compositions
Fluent dielectric
N-containing
252 89R, 252135, 252321, 252358, 252539, 252540, 252558, 252559, 260 57R, 260 59R, C11D 172, C11D 176, C11D 320
Patent
active
040605019
ABSTRACT:
Novel defoamer and foam inhibitor compositions comprising the reaction product obtained by alkoxylating a novolak resin having a functionality less than 3, said alkoxylation being carried out with ethylene oxide and a higher alkylene oxide of 3 carbons or more in a manner such that the final defoamer composition has a cloud point of 10.degree.-60.degree. C. Said defoamer compositions are particularly useful as a minor portion of a dishwater detergent, and can be used in defoaming and inhibiting foam formation and in diverse types of normally foamable systems, particularly aqueous systems.
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Naylor Carter G.
Yeakey Ernest L.
Bailey James L.
Ries Carl G.
Texaco Development Corporation
Whaley Thomas H.
Willis, Jr. P.E.
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