Perfume, particles, especially for use in dryer released fabric

Compositions – Water-softening or purifying or scale-inhibiting agents

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252 86, 252 88, 8522, C11D 1346

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049542850

ABSTRACT:
Perfume particles which are especially useful when incorporated into a fabric softening composition are formed by adsorbing a perfume composition onto silica particles. Those particles having a diameter of greater than about one micron also can be used to reduce the shiny appearance of visible softener spots which occasionally are present on fabrics treated with said fabric softening compositions and to maintain a relatively constant viscosity of the molten softening composition.

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Technical Bulletin of Davison Chemical Company, "Multifunctional Silicas for the Food Industry--SYLOID".

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